studying drama at the early age of 6, as the youngest student ever to attend the American Conservatory Theater in San Francisco. She starred in one of Disney Channel's most watched original movies, Right on Track (2003), as well as the WB's Raising Dad (2001) and MGM's teen comedy Sleepover (2004) - all before graduating from middle school.
Brie's work includes the coming-of-age drama Tanner Hall (2009) and the dark comedy, Just Peck (2009), with Marcia Cross and Keir Gilchrist. She earned critical praise for her role in the independent feature, Remember the Daze (2007) (aka "The Beautiful Ordinary"), singled out by Variety as the "scene stealer" of the film, opposite Amber Heard and Leighton Meester.
Brie garnered considerable acclaim for her series regular role of "Kate", Toni Collette's sarcasticand rebellious daughter, in Showtime's breakout drama United States of Tara (2009), created by Academy Award-winning writer Diablo Cody and based on an original idea by Steven Spielberg.
She starred in The Trouble with Bliss (2011) opposite Michael C. Hall, playing a young girl out to seduce him while, in turn, teaching him more about his own life. She also starred in Universal's Scott Pilgrim vs. the World (2010) and Noah Baumbach's Greenberg (2010). In Scott Pilgrim vs. the World (2010), Brie played rock star "Envy Adams", former flame of Michael Cera, and in Greenberg (2010), she starred as a young temptress trying to flirt with Ben Stiller, a New Yorker traveling West to try to figure out his life.
In addition to her talents as an actress, Brie has


simultaneously nurtured an ever-growing musical career. At 13, Brie landed her first record deal at Universal Records with Tommy Mottola, who signed her sight-unseen. Her first release in 2005 led to a nationwide tour.

Sharlto CopleyVernon

Sharlto Copley was born in Johannesburg, South Africa, to Linda Stocks and Bruce Copley, a former university professor. His childhood dreams of acting were put on hold for many years when his television production company was one of few in his native South Africa granted licensing to create content for broadcast. Rather than acting in front of the camera, Copley found himself the businessman running the production behind the scenes, becoming South Africa's youngest television producer at age 25. It was during this time that he met a then-teen-aged Neill Blomkamp, who worked atCopley's company in exchange for use of the computers to pursue his talent for design. Blomkamp would many years later go on to direct Copley in his star-making debut as nervous bureaucrat Wikus van de Merwe in the Oscar nominated science fiction hit District 9 (2009). Copley followed this by fulfilling another childhood dream, landing the role of H.M. "Howling Mad" Murdock in the big screen adaption of the 1980's TV hit The A-Team (2010) and was also directed by Blomkamp once again in the movie Elysium (2013). He now continues to split his time between his native South Africa and Hollywood, pursuing more opportunities in front of and behind the camera.

Tom DavisLeary

Enzo CilentiBernie

Enzo Cilenti was born on August 8, 1974 in Bradford, Yorkshire, England. He is an


Characterization of egg white antibacterial properties during the first half of incubation: A comparative study between embryonated and unfertilized eggs.
Egg white is an important contributor to the protection of eggs against bacterial contaminations during the first half of incubation (day zero to 12), prior to the egg white transfer into the amniotic fluid to be orally absorbed by the embryo. This protective system relies on an arsenal of antimicrobial proteins and on intrinsic physicochemical properties that are generally unfavorable for bacterial multiplication and dissemination. Some changes in these parameters can be observed in egg white during egg storage and incubation. The aim of this work was to characterize changes in the antibacterial potential of egg white in embryonated eggs (FE) during the first half of incubation using unfertilizedor two the appellant returned in a car, stopped behind the truck, and as he, with a shotgun in his hand, walked toward the deceased, who was standing near the truck with both hands in the air, saying "Clifford (appellant) don't shoot," the appellant shot the deceased and he fell to the ground. Appellant put his gun in his car and drove away. The witness Rollins said that the appellant "started to get another shell to shoot him again," but when he told him he was going to call the police the appellant left; that he never heard the deceased make any threats; and that the deceased had no weapons in his hands or about his body at the time he was shot.
In response to a radio report


about 4:10 p. m., Officer Middleton, while on the way to the scene of the shooting, met the appellant in his car and, after pursuing him with the car's red lights flashing for six or seven blocks, the appellant stopped. A shotgun found in the car was shown to be the gun used in shooting the deceased.
The testimony of a physician shows that the death of the deceased was caused by a gunshot wound in the abdomen.
Testifying in his own behalf, the appellant stated that while talking to the deceased and Rollins near the truck, he learned they were looking for a rubber hose and he told deceased he had one in the back of his own car. The deceased asked to see it. After giving it toappellant, the deceased, while walking alongside appellant's car, saw his (deceased's) hose in the front seat of appellant's car, picked it up and hit him with it. Appellant said to him: "I didn't take your hose. I was going to loan you mine." The deceased replied: "Well, I'll break you from that," and picked up a piece of iron pipe, which he soon dropped, and walked away. In a brief time Rollins told the appellant: "You better get gone; he'd (deceased) gone over there to the *344 house for his pistol." Appellant further testified that he bought six or eight bottles of beer and went home and about "an hour or so" later when he was leaving home his companion said: "You better put that old thing (shotgun)


To say the SMU women's soccer team is better than last year would be an understatement. The Mustangs increased their victories from 2015 to 2016 by more than 150 percent ... and ended up earning a bid to the NCAA tournament. The Ponies play Friday night at No. 25 Oklahoma in the first round. Head coach Chris Petrucelli, senior defender Taylor Jackson and junior midfielder Claire Oates visited with PonyFans.com to break down the matchup.David Headley hated India and Indians since 1971

Pakistani-American LeT terrorist-turned-approver David Coleman Headley said that he hated India and Indians since December 1971 when his school was bombed by Indian fighter planes during India-Pakistan war which saw the creation of Bangladesh.

“I have this hatred… towards Indian since December 7, 1971… When Indian planes had bombed my school… The school was destroyed and many people who worked there had died,” Headley claimed on the third day of his ongoing cross-examination before Special Judge G. A. Sanap.

He was replying to the questions asked by lawyer Abdul Wahab Khan, the defence cousel for Zabiuddin Ansari alias Abu Jundal, one of the key plotters of the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks.

Headley was referring to the bombing of his school during the India-Pakistan war


which saw the dismemberment of East Pakistan that became Bangladesh.

The childhood incident when he was barely 10 years old left such an imprint on his tender mind that Headley decided to join the Lashkar-e-Taiba later to avenge the bombing of his school.

He admitted that it was one of the reasons why he joined the LeT years later.

In another disclosure, Headley, 56, said he made attempt to organise a fund-raising programme for the Shiv Sena party and even invite the party’s founder-patriarch, the late Bal Thackery to the US, but he had no plans to attack him there.

Incidentally, on February 12 he had revealed a plot to kill the late Bal Thackeray and on March 24 (Thursday) he spoke of an attack made on him (Thackeray) with the attackercaught but managed to escape from police custody.

Headley said that he was in touch with the then Shiv Sena Public Relations Officer Rajaram Rege whom he had earlier befriended in connection with the planned trip for the late Thackeray.

Though Headley never met the late Thackeray, he was open to inviting some other Sena leader after Rege informed that the senior Thackeray was old and unwell, he said.

Headley is being cross-examined by Khan via video-conferencing from an unknown location in the US where he is currently undergoing a 35-year jail sentence for the 26/11 and Denmark terror strikes.


Category Archives: Terrestrial geology specific issues

After a decade of dreaming and years of planning our team of 40 data-hungry geoscientists were given the scent and released from their cages (~desks) with the audacious task of blitzing the whole ice sheet to find samples for dating its retreat. This started in November 2012 in a grey drizzle at Seisdon sand and gravel quarry near Stourport and finished 09:30am 1st August 2015 in bright sunshine when we extracted our last sample, a seafloor core, from the Cleaver Bank in the southern North Sea. It really has been an epic two and half years witnessing the Terrestrial Team with sun-cream in the Scilly Isles to shivers in Shetland, and with dressing gowns in Donegal to JCBs in Norfolk. We really didtook place in 11 carefully planned days in May last year, when the 6-strong team worked from dawn til dusk to ensure that they didn’t return home empty handed. Those precious rock specimens have since been analysed at Glasgow University; their exposure age is helping to unravel the ice sheet history of Shetland and the surrounding area. This time the Britice-Chrono team are on the high seas, aboard the RRS James Cook, looking for glacial seabed mud and ice sheet imprints along the extreme edge of NW Europe, from the Outer Hebrides to the Norwegian Channel.

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In this part of the UK, in July (at 61.5 degrees N and still within the offshore Exclusive Economic Zone) dusk stretches beyond midnight and the sun reappears before 3


difficult in the past. As an Earth scientist, interested in glacial processes, the distinction between terrestrial and marine is a blurred and relatively unimportant one. A bit like the difference between morning and evening when working the night shift at this latitude…

One of the smaller ice-masses draining the former British-Irish Ice Sheet, the Minch palaeo ice stream drained much of the NW sector of the British–Irish ice sheet (∼15,000 km2) feeding sediments to the large Sula Sgeir fan fronting the continental shelf. But if this is small, standing on the east coast of Lewis (Outer Hebrides) looking across the sunlit, blue seas and skies east to the feeder fjords and mountains of the Summer Isles and Wester Ross helps one visualise how large this former ice sheet reallyslideshow requires JavaScript.

Inspired by our surroundings, the weather and the prospect of excellent sediments the four newcomers sped off to meet up with advance team Tom Bradwell, Adrian Hall and Maarten Krabbendam (from the Netherlands) at Port Skigersta in the far north of Lewis. The site an embayment on the western flank of the Minch Ice Stream gave stunning views across the water back to the ice source areas in western Scotland and beautiful turquoise seas. The sediments were very impressive with the sequence a stacked delta sequence with steeply dipping fore-set sands capped by top-set horizontally stratified gravel. Intriguingly the basal delta is buried by laminated bottom-set muds, in turn buried by a second delta fore-set and top-set couplet. The repeating delta suggests changes in water level


warm, still still (no winds) and the sunshine popped in later! After an epic breakfast (Lewis did us proud) back to the north and just south of the Butt of Lewis the west coast Swainbost Sands offered much promise. The sections were epic more glaciotectonics, tills, shells than you can shake a stick at, and the beach!!!! One of the best beaches I have seen in the British – Irish Isles…. Selecting targets was challenging, much of the outwash deposit was rich with shells, thrust, tectonised and not where it was deposited! How? Well by marginal movements and override by ice and at a substantial scale. Three sample locations were found and in the back, along with crucial in gamma detector comparisons, duplication with different detectors at somemainland in St Magnus Bay, where our aim was to sample rocks and sediment, and to record any indications of ice flow. We are testing a hypothesis that ice flowed west and northwest from Shetland into the North Atlantic. A sprint across the island from Lerwick to catch the 35 minute ferry crossing from West Burrafirth to Papa Stour. The ferry man greeted the idea of us taking a car to Papa Stour with the brilliant line ‘Papa Stour there are not many roads…..’. Transporting a vehicle was in anticipation of finding materials to survey, radar image or drill. We arrived around 940am, and received welcome advice about access, directions, location of toilets + tea coffee making facilities (the ferry waiting room). We split into Team Cosmo and


west but dominantly northwest. A quick lunch preceded a brisk assessment of sediments at West Voe again glacial till over bedrock. So the islands are covered with glacial sediment and there are low subdued moraine ridges, ice flow from the south east (mainland) but sadly none of the elusive sands for OSL dating.

Meanwhile Cosmo team were searching for glacially transported boulders on top of volcanic lavas (Rhyolite) on the north coast, visiting the western and eastern Peninsulas. They sampled a variety of lithological materials (granite, psammite and sandstone) in the three boulders. Then moving back towards the port on the eastern peninsula and five boulders on a moraine, all erratic materials (one gneiss and four psammites). A job well done…..

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The teams reconvened at the pier, with an excellentand Chris, Saskia and Vince went to gather more footage of the Project Leader in his well worn and very practical Drizabone field gear.

The island of Muckle Roe lies in St Magnus Bay but is only 25 m from the Shetland mainland at its closest point and is conveniently joined by a sturdy bridge spanning Roe Sound. Taking advantage of this team Hilux drove to the end of the public road at Muckle Ayre, parked and set off on foot into a chill NW wind towards the furthest tip of the island. Muckle Roe is composed almost entirely of Silurian/Devonian granite and is quite rightly a national scenic area. The landscape is quite different to that across much of Mainland Shetland, with distinctive red granite crags, precipitous cliffs,


Holocene age overlying a thin glacial diamict. Matt and I then headed for Burn of Mail, and an eventual rendezvous with ‘the making of….’ documentary team. A cracking valley and showing the first set of convincing retreat moraines with ice flow down the valley eastwards from the mainland of Shetland. No sections but cracking geomorphology and a good boulder spread with the potential to record passage of the ice margin on land from the east. There was the tremendous opportunity to watch a future movie star in the making, as our film and outreach crew (Vince and Saskia) collected some of the final footage on Shetland for the U-rated comedy prequel to ‘Silence of the Lambs’. We then headed west to check out the southern flanks of Papaonto the home straight…..

Concerning Unst, it is a delightful island in the northeast of Shetland, and the peace and quiet was interrupted the last two days by a team of geoscientists hunting for treasure. In this case treasure would be boulders or sediments that would allow the dating of ice margin retreat across northeast Shetland. We set off from Lerwick around 8 am armed with tools of the trade; rock saw, hammers, ground penetrating radar (GPR), percussion corer, RTK dGPS and a film crew. Getting to Unst required driving to a short 30 mins ferry crossing from Toft on mainland to Ulsta on the island Yell. Our time on Yell was brief with views of the rugged peat covered island on the journey from Ulsta to the next


the Loch of Cliff, we explored the hills around Hargal Burn examining bedrock ridges and erratic boulders marked on the BGS geology sheets. Though not completely ideal, the rock team sampled the stoss and lee side of roche moutonnee form composed of psammite. We then followed up the wisdom received in the pub the night before on our journey back to the ferry in the south of Unst. Sure enough on the Westing Road, many boulders were visible, and a short journey west, 100 m distance from the Standing Stone south of the road we found a series of psammite boulders potentially moved by ice and containing good quartz veins. So after a shaky start we were ready to leave with 7/8 samples promising cosmogenic nuclides from the(day 1), Foula in the south west (day 2), the northwest tip of Mainland; North Maven (day 3) and, today it was the turn of the east and Out Skerries. We are building a grid like pattern of dating sites across the islands aiming to get as far North, South, West and East as we can.

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From the dock on Bruray we walked across the bridge to Housay (the western island) to the end of the road and then onwards to a boulder strewn low (~28m high) hill. Here the bedrock displays clear signs of subglacial streamlining, with striae (scratches made by glaciers) and block removal on roche moutonnee showing ice flow to the northeast. The team split up slightly with Vince and Saskia collecting footage


Legendary comedian Steve Martin makes cameo on 'SNL' as a 'poor helpless' Roger Stone The former "SNL" host returned as Trump confidante Roger Stone.

It wasn't all bad news for longtime Donald Trump adviser Roger Stone this week: At least he was played by a comedic legend on "Saturday Night Live."

Steve Martin guested as the recently indicted Trump friend in this week's cold open, pleading he was "just a poor helpless man" and asking for a pardon from the president.

The 73-year-old Martin, a touch older than the 66-year-old Stone, appeared on an episode of "Tucker Carlson Tonight" to discuss his indictment by special counsel Robert Mueller on Friday.

"Here is a guy you see and instantly think: I trust this guy," Carlson, played by Alex Moffet, said.

Carlson said he'd beenindicted on seven counts, to which Stone replied, "It was four counts ... OK, I'm lying."

"Seven felonies, I can't even count that high!" Martin, as Stone, excitedly exclaimed.

Carlson pushed that Stone was just an old, confused man.

"Afterward, I could only manage one radio interview, a speech at the courthouse and two TV appearances," he said.

He also said he's starting a legal defense fund, since people have been yelling "hey Roger, go fund yourself" at him so much.

To Carlson's final question, Stone replied, "Pardon me." Carlson repeated the question.

"Oh, no, that wasn't a question, I was asking the president, 'pardon me?'"

Kate McKinnon also made a hilarious appearance earlier on the faux "Tucker Carlson Tonight" as Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, adding to her cross-gender impressions of Jeff Sessions and Lindsey


Graham.

Ross, who made what many perceived as insensitive comments during the shutdown, encouraged viewers to sell a "lesser Picasso" to raise money for expenses.

Martin was never a cast member on "SNL," but he has hosted the show 15 times -- second only to Alec Baldwin. He's appeared as a guest more than 10 other times.Seattle Seahawks' Russell Wilson and Tyler Lockett both made PFF's NFL Week 8 Team of the Week along with several members of the Green Bay Packers, Tampa Bay Buccaneers and San Francisco 49ers.

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Offense

Among quarterbacks with at least 25 dropbacks in Week 8 (including plays nullified by penalty), Wilson ranked first in PFF passing grade (89.8) with three big-time throws and zero turnover-worthy plays.

Jones caught 7-of-8 targets for 159 yards, three first downs and two touchdowns against Kansas City on Sunday night, earning a 96.6 receiving grade in the process. He also earned an impressive 81.0 rushing grade and forced four missed tackles on his 13 carries.

Kupp was unstoppable in the Rams’ win over Cincinnati. He caught seven of his 10 targets for 220 yards, six first downs and one touchdown in the contest, earning an elite 91.3 receiving grade in the process. He also forced one missed tackle and caught one of his two contested targets.

In Seattle’son Sunday, Hayward led all at his position in single-game grade in Week 8. He allowed zero receptions from three targets and logged two forced incompletions.

Sherman earned an impressive 90.0 overall grade and 90.9 coverage grade against Carolina on Sunday. He allowed just two receptions from four targets for nine yards and logged an interception in the contest.

The rookie Gardner-Johnson led all at his position in overall grade (85.0) with his performance on Sunday largely because of his efforts in coverage. He allowed just three receptions from six targets for 11 yards and one first down against Arizona, earning a 90.1 coverage grade in the process.

The drop-off from Gardner-Johnson to Harris is significant, but the Raiders safety still turned in a quality performance in the team’s loss to


Houston. He recorded one forced incompletion and a 73.9 coverage grade on Sunday.

No cornerback was targeted more than Los Angeles’ Troy Hill in Week 8, and he still finished second in overall grade at his position in Week 8. He allowed just three receptions from 11 targets for 45 yards, zero touchdowns and two first downs. He also recorded three forced incompletions and zero missed tackles in coverage.

Special Teams

Myers hit both of his field goals from 40-plus yards out and was perfect across three extra-point attempts.

Wadman pinned six of his seven punts inside the 20-yard line and averaged 4.5 seconds of hangtime per punt.

Neal forced a fumble running with the punt team against Philadelphia to start the fourth quarter, but Josh Allen & Co. couldn’t turn the turnoverTIFF 2018 Review: THE SISTERS BROTHERS Is As Compassionate As It Is Bloody

If nothing else, Jacques Audiard is an extremely adaptable filmmaker. Since breaking out with his blistering crime thriller A Prophet, no concept seems out of reach; having made films that detail the lives of people ranging from whale trainers to Sri Lankan Tamil warriors. With his first English language film The Sisters Brothers, Audiard has made what may end up a fairly anomalous entry in the Western genre.

Unlike other revisionist Westerns, dedicated to showcasing the brutality of existence in the old West (think The Hateful Eight or Bone Tomahawk) The Sisters Brothers is, surprisingly, far more compassionate - embroiling us in the feelings of the brothers as they reconcile with a trauma from their childhood. Set


sometime in the 1850s, the film follows Eli Sisters (John C Reilly, as good as ever) and his younger brother Charlie (Joaquin Phoenix, harnessing the energy of Doc Sportello). The film opens during the end of one of the brother’s contracts, a gun battle that plays out in pitch black, illuminated only by muzzle flashes. The two are ruthlessly efficient, executing their targets with extreme prejudice and without a second thought.

After a quick ride across the wilderness, the brothers receive their next contract - a hit on a man with the rather unique name of Hermann Kermit Warm (Riz Ahmed), a prospector who has discovered a chemical formula that streamlines the process of hunting for gold. Of course the brothers’ elusive employer, known only as ‘The Commodore’, wantsSturrock Targets Cup Run

Owls boss Paul Sturrock hopes Wednesday can 'do a Sheffield United' and raise some much needed cash with a good cup run - starting in the Carling Cup against Wrexham tomorrow night.

Wednesday have struggled in cup competitions in recent seasons, with their most recent success coming in 2002 when they faced Blackburn Rovers in the semi-final of the Carling Cup. The run enabled Wednesday to bring in Shefki Kuqi from Stockport County.

And the Owls boss is hoping for much of the same this term as he looks to bolster his depleted squad.

He told the official SWFC website: 'The chairman has emphasised that we need the finance of a Cup run. Sheffield United have had some good Cup runs which put millions in the coffers and


nights.

The prison official said about 100 women prisoners work six days a week, for shifts of six to 10 hours, including night shifts.

About 1,200 retired or off-duty prison officers are also working to produce the masks, the government said.

On Monday the governor of New York announced the state will also be using prison labour to produce 100,000 gallons of hand sanitiser for schools, prisons, transportation systems and other government agencies.

Governor Andrew Cuomo announced in a press conference on Monday that the production of the hand sanitiser was in response to shortages due to the coronavirus outbreak.

There was criticism of the decision from US politicians. Democrat Ayanna Pressley drew attention to the “ironic” link between the equipment prisoners are making and their own vulnerability.

She said on Twitter: “Wow. Consideringsomething, and prefers to swim under the radar. I understand and respect that. It's more my style to be open about the adventure but everyone has their own way of navigating an EC attempt.Gregg and I met at Anne Cleveland's Channel Swimming Clinic in April 2013. The whole group of us keeps in touch, which means a lot to me. I've cheered on clinic teammates through their Catalina Channel, MIMS, SCAR and Red River swims. Gregg was training for the Key West swim, which he successfully completed.I was surprised, but delighted, that he was interested in the English Channel. It's not everyone's cup of tea. But this is the ONE. The historic swim by which all others are measured. The swim that made Gertrude Ederly an international star


Brooklyn Bridge Park just dropped the list of movies to be screened this summer on their lovely grass hill on the edge of the East River. This is arguably the most exciting lineup in years, with Gothamist favorites Dr. Strangelove, Dazed and Confused, Clue, Friday, High Noon, and the timeless Christmas classic Die Hard all screening on the Harbor View Lawn at Pier 1. Here's the full schedule, brought to you by SyFy:

July 9th

High Noon (1952, PG)

Short: Every Day directed by Gabe Spitzer

DJ Emch Subatomic

July 16th

Sharknado 2: The Second One

Short: A.D. 1363, the End of Chivalry directed by Jake Mahaffy

DJ Ming

July 23rd

Attack the Block (2011, R)

Short *Double Feature*: The Commute by Jake Alexander-McAfee

Pigeon Kings of Brooklyn, directed by Ram Devineni, Ashok Sinha and Martina Sönksen

DJ Geko Jones

July 30th

Clueif it was Miss Scarlet in the library with the wrench in Clue, witnessing Cold War-era talk in the War Room with Dr. Strangelove and company, listening to some of my favorite actors say some of my favorite lines in Dazed and Confused, and cheering as John McClane tries to save the day in Die Hard, all in my favorite park in New York, with one of the best views in the world.”

Remember to get there early, as the lawn fills to capacity very fast, and to preserve your precious bodily fluids.

Disclosure: Gothamist is a media sponsor of this year's series.


UPDATE: All India Bar Examination [AIBE VII] Postponed for a Month – To be Held on September 07th

The seventh All India Bar Examination [AIBE VII] which was notified to be held on July 27th – after being postponed from 29th June – has now once again been postponed. As per a notification posted on the website: www.allindiabarexamination.com, AIBE VII has been postponed by a month.

As per the notification, a revised schedule shall be updated shortly:

As per the Council decision, the examination date for AIBE-VII has been postponed by one month and therefore the registration date has also been extended. The new date schedule for AIBE-VII will soon be updated.

The postponement comes as no surprise since this is not the first time that the council has done so. Thepast three AIBEs [IV, V, VI] were also postponed due to some or the other reason. As per the Council, AIBE VII was postponed due to requests from several State Bar Councils as well as ITES Horizon Pvt. Ltd., Noida, the company responsible for assisting the Council in conducting the exam.

Update:The seventh All India Bar Examination [AIBE VII] has now been rescheduled to September 07, 2014. Registration deadline for the same has also been postponed to July 25, 2014. The revised schedule can be seen here.

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Earlier this month, the Council had revised the syllabus of AIBE VII. Student at Law did a detailed post on it here.

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Almost 30 percent candidates fail the Bar Exam.AIBE Advanced, a preparatory course for AIBE, has a100 percent success rateand can definitely help


backup from utilities or the electric grid, Dr. Soon-Shiong said.

"It could change and create completely new economies using purely the power of the sun, wind and air," Dr. Soon-Shiong, a surgeon and a biotechnology entrepreneur, said in an interview in Los Angeles before the announcement.

Dr. Soon-Shiong and his company, NantEnergy, are presenting the product at the One Planet Summit in New York, an event meant to further the goals of the Paris climate accords. He developed the technology with support from the World Bank.

The battery units, in conjunction with solar arrays, can be combined to create a microgrid system powering a village or a larger area, Dr. Soon-Shiong said. They have been deployed at more than 1,500 sites supporting 110 villages in nine countries in Asia and Africa— including places that otherwise relied on generators or even lacked electricity, he said.

The International Finance Corporation, an arm of the World Bank fostering private-sector projects in developing countries, was an early investor in NantEnergy, and an agency representative sits on the company's board.

The United States Department of Energy made development grants to NantEnergy (formerly known as Fluidic Energy) totaling $5 million, Dr. Soon-Shiong said.

NantEnergy, based in Phoenix and in El Segundo, Calif., says it expects to expand the use of its product in telecommunications towers and eventually extend it to home energy storage, beginning in California and New York. Beyond that, it anticipates use in electric cars, buses, trains and scooters.

Dr. Soon-Shiong, who recently acquired The Los Angeles Times and is a part owner of the Los


North Carolina that withstood the effects of Hurricane Florence recently and Hurricane Irma last year.

The product design is simple: plastic components and shell casing, a circuit board and zinc oxide, all in a package the size of a briefcase.

In charging the batteries, electricity from solar installations is stored by converting zinc oxide to zinc and oxygen. In the discharge process, the system produces energy by oxidizing the zinc with air. When it's time to charge, the process begins again.

The NantEnergy battery can provide power for up to 72 hours on a single charge, meaning it could have lasted throughout the period of cloud cover and stormy weather from Hurricane Florence in the Carolinas.

Dan Reicher, an assistant secretary of energy in the Clinton administration, said successful development of aWelwitschia Mirabilis

Centuries old desert plant

The Welwitschia Mirabilis is a plant which is endemic to the Namib desert in Namibia and Southern Angola. Named after Friedrich Welwitsch who "discovered" the plant in 1859, some of the specimen are estimated to be between 1000 and 1500 years old.

Map Back to Namibia Map Specifications Type Plant Sleep - Campsites - Location Namib desert Activities View points

A scientifically substantiated examination, which should be taken with a punch of humour.

If a plant makes it to the National Coat of Arms of Namibia it must be a very important and a very beautiful one. Far from it: no garden lover, nature friend nor house owner will put a plant like the Welwitschia into his home ground. A plant that looks like it has just


the flight attendants of the acquisition and invited them to transfer to United.  United also informed the flight attendants that work rules and seniority integration covering their new employment at United were being negotiated with the AFA, and sent them a description of United's weight requirements for flight attendants.  In December, 1985, the AFA ratified the collective-bargaining agreement ("CBA") which included the terms and conditions for the transfer of employees from Pan Am to United.  The weight program is incorporated in the CBA as a term and condition of employment between United and members of the bargaining unit.

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Melanson was among those Pan Am flight attendants eligible to transfer to United.  She had served as a flight attendant for nearly twenty-two years.  She allegesthat United, while recruiting her, indicated that the weight requirements would not apply to the transferring flight attendants.  At the time, Melanson was undergoing hormone treatment for infertility that caused her to gain weight.  She disclosed this fact to United and informed the company that she would not transfer if she were subject to weight requirements that would jeopardize her infertility treatment.  Through its agents, United assured Melanson that it was not concerned with her weight.  In reliance upon this representation, Melanson transferred to United.

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Shortly after Melanson became a United employee, she was suspended without pay for fourteen months for failing to comply with United's weight policy.  At the time of her suspension, Melanson was a bargaining unit employee covered by the CBA.


As part of the LGBT community's counter-initiative against the Church of Latter Day Saints — whose message in California has been that marriage is the only right it thinks gay people shouldn't be entitled to — a group of advocates and legislators in Utah has decided to take them at their word. State Senator Scott McCoy and two lesbian colleagues — with the help of Equality Utah — plan to introduce legislation in Utah in January that will codify other rights afforded to LGBT individuals in California that the LDS swore it supported.McCoy's legislation will remove a prohibition from Utah's constitution against civil unions, expand protections for same sex couples in health care, insurance, and estate decisions and eliminate discrimination in housing and employment — all of whichare laws on the books in California that the LDS Church said it didn't support eliminating and touted as the reason that same-sex couples should have the right to marry yanked denied to them. The Church, naturally, has no comment on the pending legislation, but Utah is one of now 4 states that prohibits same sex couples from adopting following the passage of a ban in Arkansas on Election Day. In fact, there are some in the LGBT community who are now saying that the state institution of marriage — which provides couples with certain contractual rights and responsibilities — should be far from the only right that the LGBT community focuses on pursuing. From the need to continue to fight for laws that prohibit discrimination in employment,


Tabitha St. Germain Information

Biography:Tabitha St. Germain, also sometimes credited as Paulina Gillis, has had a wide range of roles in both western animation and the dubbing of anime.

She is known for playing Rarity, Princess Luna/Knightmare Moon, Granny Smith, 'Derpy Hooves' and many others in My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic; she has also given her voice to Nazz in Ed Edd and Eddy and a wide range of Barbie movie characters.

In the world of anime, she has voiced a variety characters in the Gundam franchise, including Flay Allster, Hilda Harken, and Birdy (Torii) in Gundam: SEED and Gundam: SEED Destiny and Soma Peries/Marie Parfacy in Gundam 00 as well as lending her voice to the iconic Haro mascot robots in both of these dubs. Outside of Gundam, sheafter coming back from a meeting should be a requirement of every hotel in the city.

I still don't understand the reason why every hotel in the world does not have a pants press in their guest rooms!

Pierre

Stayed December 2008

Rating: Excellent

What I liked:

Not a very big sized hotel, overstaffed and with all the glitz, but a typical British understatement of a perfect hotel. Service was personnal and room service fast. Morning newspaper, friendliness, flowers and so on. and food - was above average ( one star Thai restaurant ). Room very spacious with all what you need and more. Shopping at some walking minutes from Knightsbridge ( Harrods and all the others )

What the hotel could do better:

Only drawback was on Sunday night when room service was slow and


People have always gravitated towards Howard and his leadership style because he is honest, wears his heart on his sleeve and he has an incredible work ethic. No matter what the job or project, Howard puts his all into everything he does to be successful.

It wasn't until his professional career truly began, that Howard started to understand what great and inspiring leadership meant. Howard was blessed to come across some great mentors in his career path that molded his leadership mindset. Mentors like, Jim Rees, Owner and Operator of Hash House A Go Go, Mike Vucurevich, Founder of Vucurevich Simons Advisory Group and Garry Ridge, CEO of WD-40, just to name a few.

Howard has mentored hundreds of managers to rally their people and build confidence, this has ultimately28 U.S.C. § 1291.  We affirm.

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In September 1992, Oman's wife called the police.  Fearing Oman's erratic and threatening behavior, she expressed concern for the safety of both Oman and her family.  The responding Pima County Sheriff's deputies entered Oman's home and arrested him


wire, cardboard and sometimes with other materials such as cloth. Alebrije workshops and exhibitions have been held in Cancún. Workshops on the making of alebrijes with the purpose of selling them have been held in Cuautla, Morelos. In Tampico, workshops are given by Omar Villanueva. He has also given workshops in Nuevo Laredo, Campeche, Cancun, Playa del Carmen, Chetumal, Querétero and other places.

One alebrije craftsman in Cuautla is Marcos Zenteno, who has taught the craft to his daughter. He also gives workshops on the making of the craft to others. One of the major attractions at the Primer Festival Internacional de las Artes in Saltillo in 2000 were alebrijes, which came from workshops from Monclova, Sabinas, Parras de la Fuente and Saltillo.

Illuminated alebrijes
An innovation in alebrijes areSteve Monjeza (26) and Tiwonge Chimbalanga (20) are virtually certain to receive custodial sentences at a magistrates' court in Blantyre, the capital, despite pressure from supporters who will be protesting outside the London offices of the Commonwealth.

They became the first homosexual couple to go public in a country where the gay movement is gaining in confidence, thanks to international backing, much to the dismay of conservatives who see the development as a Western ploy to undermine morals.


COMPLETE FILMOGRAPHY WITH SYNOPSIS

Film Production - Main (feature film)

1.

Breakdown (1997)
as 2nd Company Grip (2nd Unit)
A couple is driving from Massachusettes to California when their jeep breaks down in a desolate part of the Southwest. The wife accepts the offer of a truck driver to take her to the nearest cafe where she can call for assistance. When the husband starts the car himself, he goes to the cafe where th

2.

Relic, The (1997)
as Grip
A graduate student and a Chicago cop try to solve a series of murders, leading them to New York City's Museum of Natural History and specific objects from a doomed expedition.

3.

Dante's Peak (1997)
as Best Boy Grip (2nd Unit)
USGS volcanologist Harry Dalton travels to the small Pacific Northwest town of Dante's Peak to investigate recent seismic episodesin the area. Expecting to find little other than the routine rumblings common to this region, Dalton becomes alarmed by what he sees as evidence of the kind of activity

4.

Casper (1995)
as Bestboy Grip
Casper, a friendly young ghost, is visited by a young girl and her "ghost therapist" dad who has been hired to exorcise the haunted house so its owner can find the manor's fabled treasure.

5.

Apollo 13 (1995)
as Bestboy
When an explosion jeopardizes a moon mission, NASA scientists fight to bring the crew home safely.

6.

Flintstones, The (1994)
as Bestboy Grip
A promotion moves Fred up to the executive suite at the Slate & Co. quarry.

7.

Jurassic Park (1993)
as Bestboy Grip
Eccentric millionaire John Hammond has invited three dinosaur experts see his new amusement park before it opens. The park is on an island


off Costa Rica and is populated by actual, living dinosaurs that Hammond has created using DNA harvested from pre-historic insects. The scientists are joined by Hammond''s two grandchildren during their preview of the park and the group is enjoying the tour in their computer-controlled cars until a storm knocks out power on the island. A park employee who wants to steal some of the dinosaur embryos takes advantage of the situation and sabotages the system, inadvertently causing the gigantic beasts to go on a rampage and forcing all the humans on the island to flee for their lives.

8.

Death Becomes Her (1992)
as Bestboy Grip
Story about a vain actress, married to a plastic surgeon, and an author of beauty books, who both attempt to gain eternal youth, only to discoversome unpleasant side effects.

9.

Nothing But Trouble (1991)
as 2nd Grip
A deranged judge sentences a group of out-of-state traffic violators to death.

10.

Hook (1991)
as Bestboy Grip
A grown up Peter Pan has to fight off the return of Captain Hook.

11.

Back To The Future (Part 3) (1990)
as Bestboy Grip
Marty McFly drives into the Old West to rescue Doc, whose blossoming romance makes him reluctant to return, from the clutches of the villainous Tannen Gang.

12.

Back To The Future (Part 2) (1989)
as Bestboy Grip
Sequel to the 1985 hit "Back to the Future," where Marty McFly goes into the future.


to be specified in more detail. His aim is an explication of the
historical evolution of the psyche in phylogenesis. From this starting
point, the generalisation of his specifications covers five steps.
With Holzkamp's views, the core of the Five Step Model was born.

The next step in the development of the Five Step Model was the
transmission of the model from phylogenesis to the history of society.
Being aware that there are qualitative differences between evolution
and human history, Stefan Meretz assumes, that on a general level
there are also similarities. It would be wrong to explain human
history in an evolutionist fashion, but there are comparable
structures of development, which can be transfered. However, this has
to be verified by transforming and applying the Five Step Model to the
new subject-matter of human history. Two examples are presenteddeal
with the existing resources. For instance the population of our
simple organisms grows to an extent, that the speed of its locomotion
and the precision of its orientation become critically slow and
imprecise so that it fails to reach new nutrition regions early enough
to prevent starvation. Thus, this system of organisms runs into a
crisis due to its own successful development. Grown too large in size,
on the basis of the old form of orientation and movement it is unable
to meet the challenge of increased nutritional needs.

Now, there are three possibilities of what can happen: stagnation,
collapse, qualitative development. In the first case, a part of the
population starves and the system stagnates within the limits of the
existing conditions and on the old level of its functioning. In the
second case, the growth of the population


feudal work
organisation. In fact the early industry needed abstract labour which
as of this time was not very common. In fact Â»liberatingÂ« people from
their feudal roots was necessary to create abstract labour power.

Also the industry of this time used money in a new way: It has been
invested not only in machines but also in human labour, and the results
of these investments--the products--have been sold on a market. On the
market the surplus value has been realized and this gave way to the
next cycle. Capital as we know it today was born and for the first
time the mutant of money usage became visible on a large scale on the
historical stage. Indeed the technological development of this time
together with the changes in the overall societal framework made this
positive feedback cycle possible increasingof a
complete operating system based exclusively on Free Software
[Torvalds-LinuxAnnouncement]. For the first time in history, you were
not only able to run Free programs on a proprietary platform, but also
you had a system in which everything--from the very basis to the most
sophisticated application--was Free Software. In contrast to the
earlier Free software projects, the Linux project also employed a
different development style. This style was first portrayed by Eric S.
Raymond [Raymond-CathederalBazaar]. It was even more open in
character than the one employed by the GNU project, and, together with
the quickly growing availability of the Internet, it brought the final
breakthrough for Free Software.

Though the movement gained momentum during the 1990s, it was still
difficult to discern the phenomenon of Free Software. Among experts,
however, Free Software, in the meantime, was already well known. Quite
often, technical


was slowly developing in various niches, a major
crisis was evolving in the proprietary software world. This crisis
mainly spread out within the area of medium sized server operating
systems and the associated software. For the relatively rare and
expensive mainframes--for the so called Â»big ironsÂ«--special operating
systems were available. Customer software was developed in-house for
these mainframes. On the other hand, after the invention of the IBM
PC, there was a tremendous surge in the field of small personal
computers, which mainly ran Microsoft operating systems, and for which
there was a great variety of commercial off-the-shelf software
available.

For the relatively numerous medium sized workstations, Unix was the
perfect operating system. Among experts in the field, Unix, to this
day, has been considered an operating system with a few, but ingenious
concepts. The most ingenious characteristic is probably the building
blockor similar sites, in the field of music, that distribute
music under the CreativeCommons licenses. Especially in South
America, there are interesting developments in music and in the
cultural arts, in general. Finally, there are also peer production
models with a commercial component like MySpace, Flickr and similar
platforms.
In summary, it can be stated that the Free Software initiative has
been setting off a growing number of peer production projects in other
fields. However, so far all of these projects have been restricted to
the informational sector.

In fact, it is in the field of the production of information through
which the main front-line between the old logic and the new logic
runs, today. In the capitalist system, copyright and its restrictions
have been in effect for a very long time. Indeed, copyright privileges
and laws were actually established at the


production of food, step by
step, became subject to capitalism and nowadays has reached a stage,
where food production is simply an annex to industrial and capitalist
production. Thus, it is perfectly possible that in a dominance or
restructuring step, the problem of how to embed material production
into the peer production mode will be solved by means inconceivable to
us as yet.

Humans produce the conditions under which they live by developing the
necessary means and performing the metabolism with nature. The changes
in this relationship between the human being, the means it uses, and
the outside nature (humans themselves are nature) is commonly called
historical development of productive forces. This historical
development was accompanied and reflected by the development of
corresponding social forms, of different forms of societal mediation
over time. The relationship between the productive forces and the
societal formwere always dominated
by personal sway over subordinated people, the societal mediation
during the means epoch got an abstract form. Mainly two opposite
classes are bound together via the commodity-money cycle. Each of them
are filling different roles, but both subordinated under those
alienated goals of making profit on the one hand or selling labour
power on the other hand.

Now, we are prepared to understand the deeper sense of the historical
sketch given by Karl Marx in the Â»GrundrisseÂ«:

Â»Relations of personal dependence (entirely spontaneous at the outset)
are the first social forms, in which human productive capacity
develops only to a slight extent and at isolated points. Personal
independence founded on objective [sachlicher] dependence is the
second big form, in which a system of general social metabolism, of
universal relations, of all-round needs and universal capacities is
formed for the first


the
social environment wherein the individual acts. And the direct
relation to users is the way getting feedback and reputation. The
better the product, the better the cooperation. And the better the
user relations, the more people join the process and the higher the
possibility to accomplish the goals of the project. The logic of
successively including more people, knowledge, and experiences is a
compelling power overcoming the exclusive principles of capitalist
society. The core of this inclusion logic is Selbstentfaltung, which
can now be defined in a short way: The Selbstentfaltung of the
individual is the precondition of the Selbstentfaltung of others--and
vice versa.

Due to Selbstentfaltung being primarily oriented in the use of the
product, the quality is superior. This follows from the fact, that
design and realization of the product is not limited by marketing
considerations. While exchange value orientationsPachyrhynchus elenae Rukmane, 2016, a new synonym of Pachyrhynchus phaleratus Waterhouse, 1841 (Coleoptera: Curculionidae: Entiminae).
Pachyrhynchus phaleratus Waterhouse, 1841, an entimine weevil belonging to the tribe Pachyrhynchini Schoenherr, 1826, was originally described from "the Philippine Islands", based on material collected by Hugh Cuming (Waterhouse 1841). The precise type locality of this species is unknown, but Schultze (1923) recorded it from Catanduanes Island in the Bicol region of Luzon, Philippines.


or a combination), patio awnings, pergolas, carports, glass and screened enclosures, insulated rooms, timber decking, stairs, railings, louvres and privacy screening .
Established in 1981, Premier Improvements continues to be an Australian owned and family run business. We use only quality steel and aluminium products designed for Australian conditions from leading manufacturers like Metroll, BHP, Stramit and ...

Premier Improvements offer a varied range of products including awnings (gable, skillion or a combination), patio awnings, pergolas, carports, glass and screened enclosures, insulated rooms, timber decking, stairs, railings, louvres and privacy screening .
Established in 1981, Premier Improvements continues to be an Australian owned and family run business. We use only quality steel and aluminium products designed for Australian conditions from leading manufacturers like Metroll, BHP, Stramit and ...

Find all home improvementcylinder 120 CA degrees after the firing event in the first cylinder, firing of the second cylinder 240 CA degrees after firing the third cylinder, and firing of the fourth cylinder 240 CA degrees after firing the second cylinder. Herein, the sequence of five successive firing events includes a firing interval of at least 120 CA degrees between at least two successive firing events.
In another example, engine operation may be transitioned from two-cylinder mode to three-cylinder mode by simultaneously activating the fourth cylinder and the third cylinder. Next, the first cylinder may be deactivated following a last firing event in the first cylinder. The second cylinder may be fired 360 CA degrees after the last firing event in the first cylinder, the fourth cylinder may be fired 240


to the fixed connectors 102. A bolt 115 is tightened to couple the fixed connectors 102 to the movable connectors 104. The meter unit 100 and the instrument panel 101 are each provided with four upper and lower fixing brackets 106 and 107, into which are threaded bolts 105 to fix the meter unit 100 to the instrument panel 101.
FIG. 20 shows the state in which the meter unit 100 has been fixed to the instrument panel 101, with the fixed connector 102 engaged in a preliminary locked position with the movable connector 104. The movable connector 104 is supported on a panel portion 108 via resilient arms 109 to be vertically and laterally movable, and via resilient arms 111 to be forwardly and rearwardly movable, and ispreliminarily locked via projections 110 on the resilient arms 109 to the panel portion 108. The movable connector 104 has male connector portions 112 each vertically and laterally movably supported on a frame 113. The fixed connector 102 is fixed on a base plate 114 of the meter unit 100. The front end of the coupling bolt 115 is in contact with a nut 116 on the movable connector 104 side, and projections 118 on a nut support cylinder 117 are engaged in apertures 119 formed in cylinder walls surrounding the bolt.
FIG. 21 shows the state where the bolt 115 has been threaded into the nut 116 to couple the movable connector 104 to the fixed connector 102, at which time the projections 110 on the resilient arms


One of the developments the $350 million fund is financing is an 11-unit building at 755 Dawson St. View Full Caption DNAinfo/Eddie Small

NEW YORK CITY — Thousands of new affordable housing units are set to come to the city as part of a new $350 million fund meant to rehab thousands of apartments throughout the state.

The 4,000 units are also part of the de Blasio administration’s Housing New York plan, a $41 billion, 10-year plan to build or preserve 200,000 affordable apartments throughout the city.

Most of the nearly 500 apartments in 27 buildings that are the first to be renovated are concentrated in Brooklyn, which has 14, mainly in Bushwick, and The Bronx, which has seven. Several others are in Upper Manhattan and Jamaica.

Some of the units arewas announced late last month and will be used to create and preserve about 7,500 units of affordable around the state.

"This financing will mean more shovels in the ground and more New Yorkers protected from soaring rents," de Blasio said in a statement.

Average rents in the buildings will range from about $570 per month to about $1,650 per month, but costs would vary within each development, according to Robert Riggs, senior vice president and regional director of CPC's New York City and Long Island region.

"In every case, those rents should be below market, if not substantially below market," he said.

Specific income requirements for the developments have not been finalized yet but will range from between 50 to 160 percent of the Area Median Income depending on the project


OPEC Secretary General Mohammed Barkindo is largely optimistic over prospects of achieving a balanced oil market in 2019. But if one thing keeps him awake at night, it's the U.S.-China trade war's potential to disrupt growth in major Asian markets that import the highest proportion of the world's crude. "We are concerned with the lingering trade disputes," Barkindo told CNBC's Hadley Gamble while at the Atlantic Council Global Energy Forum in Abu Dhabi Sunday. "The synchronized growth that we have witnessed since the last global financial crisis that has taken this long was also due largely to the growth in international trade." "Any measures that may impact or constrain trade may likely impact on growth and by extension on demand for energy. At the moment, outside the U.S.,There was much drama and many ingenious bahanas at various points in the city as the Delhi Traffic Police (DTP) started their special drive on Wednesday to ensure women drivers and pillion riders wore helmets. DT brings you the front-row view of this entertaining drama from W point near Pragati Maidan Metro station and Minto Road, on a day when cops fined about 5,000 such offenders.

1. Unaware of any such law: Even though the drive has been in the news for the past 10 days, many protested ignorance. The traffic constables, however, didn't fall for that. A girl who was going to college with her friend, when asked to pay the challan, said, "I don't know when the law changed. Today is the first day - can't you


not just these utilitarian corridors, Ms. Sadik-Khan told the Observer this summer. So when you take a look at the streets of New York, that’s 80 percent of our public space. In some ways, I think of myself as the largest real estate developer in New York.

13. Brooklyn’s booming hotel industry was born when Muss Development president Joshua Muss decided to build, then expand, his hugely successful New York Marriott on an otherwise barren, government-occupied strip of Downtown Brooklyn. Marriott is also the only major convention space attached to a hotel in Brooklyn, providing a boon for the economy. Muss, at the helm of his family’s 100-year-old company, has since brought further life to Adams Street with the addition of the (soon-to-open) Morton’s Steakhouse and his purchase ofis friendly to Steiner’s ambitions for expanding into at least five other Navy Yard sites, including the historic Naval Hospital Campus. Steiner is also the developer of 80 Metropolitan in Williamsburg.

15.Robert Scarano could easily hold the title of Brooklyn’s most popular and most hated architect at the same time, though the fact that his signature on projects is like a clarion call for neighborhood activists seems to have hurt that former distinction. His projects in Sunset Park, Fort Greene and Carroll Gardens have united activists in their demand for rezonings to protect the character of the neighborhood. The city has hired Scarano to bring the Ingersoll and Whitman Houses up to code, fueling rumors that they could be eyed for a more lucrative condo conversion. Also, his crazy


office rooftop is one of the first things seen from the train heading into Brooklyn via the Manhattan Bridge.

16. The Hudson Companies’ David Kramer made his first big splash in Brooklyn with the 33-story residential project in Dumbo known as the J Condo, but that was just the drumroll for what Kramer and his Hudson pals have planned for the borough. Currently, the developer is over a year into its townhouse project at Third & Bond in Gowanus, and has recently completed demolition on Emerson Place in Clinton Hill to make way for a 16-story residential tower. Last spring, Kramer engineered an unusual deal that puts his firm in control of the legendary Cobble Hill Towers. And, of course, at some point when we’re all a few yearsolder, Hudson will build the highly-anticipated Public Place project. When he’s not putting up buildings, Kramer also finds time to chair the board of the Brooklyn Bridge Park Conservancy and attend board meetings at the Brooklyn Navy Yard Development Corp.

17. While the rest of Gowanus Canal property owners anxiously await the outcome of the city’s rezoning, David Von Spreckelsen, senior veep of suburban home builders Toll Brothers’ City Living division, convinced City Planning to consider a special variance that, if approved, would allow him to build 460 apartments along the toxic canal ahead of everyone else. Originally proposed four years ago, the project was vetoed by company head Robert Toll, but Von Spreckelsen kept pushing, arguing its proximity to exclusive nabes Carroll Gardens and Park Slope, plus a


is whether or not the Triplett property is abutting property with respect to the paving improvements under the terms of Article 1105b, Section 6, Vernon's Ann.Tex.St. This statute gives cities authority to assess certain paving costs only against abutting property and the owners of such property. No question has been raised relative to the validity of the proceeding under which the City of Bovina issued the paving assessment certificate involved here, nor is it disputed the Tripletts owned the land in question.
The Triplett land abuts East Street along the property's west boundary line and abuts "Old State Highway 33" on the property's north boundary line. In other words, the south line of the old highway constitutes the north property line of the Triplett property. The old highway wascompleted in 1924 and was maintained by the State until 1939 after which it was maintained by Parmer County until "North Street" was completed in 1958. "North Street" is the paving improvement for which the assessment is being sought in this case and is a part of the U. S. Highway 60 Loop running through the City of Bovina. This new highway right-of-way extends over into the north edge of the right-of-way of the old highway by a few feet. A strip of land which varies in width from approximately 30 feet to 80 feet and 420 feet long separates the Triplett property from the new highway which is designated in this area as "North Street". This strip of land is a portion of the original right-of-way of


"Old State Highway 33". The new highway, in effect, was rerouted so that it now lies north of the former highway, and the strip of land above described lies between the new highway and the Triplett property. Concrete curb and gutter have been laid along the south line of the new highway except for a "lay-down curb" in two places which was described as a "break in the curb" in the vicinity of the Triplett property. These "lay-down curbs" can be used to drive vehicles over to proceed to the Triplett property from the new highway. Except for the above-described concrete curb and gutter there are no other barriers dividing the Triplett property and the paving improvements.
The term "abutting property" is generally held to mean property between which511 fined in first five hours after roll out of odd-even-II

New Delhi: Over 500 persons were challaned by Delhi Traffic Police for violating the odd-even norms in the first five hours of the second phase of the road-rationing formula implemented in the national capital today.

The highest number of challans were reported from south Delhi, closely followed by the western part of the city, with 129 and 108 challans respectively issued till 1 PM today, a senior official said.

As many as 511 motorists were challaned between 8 AM and 1 PM, the official said.Delhi Traffic Police has strategically chosen over 200 intersections in the city where 2,000 officials have been deployed in teams of three to ten depending upon the volume of traffic there.

The second phase of the fortnight-long


lease. IMC paid rent through the end of September, 1992 and vacated the property. The Warilas sued IMC for breach of contract.
In an attempt to negotiate a settlement, attorneys for both parties reached an oral agreement that the attorneys thought would be acceptable to both of their clients. IMC's attorney prepared a written settlement agreement, based on the oral agreement between himself and the Warilas' attorney, and forwarded it to the Warilas. The Warilas disagreed with the terms and refused to sign the settlement agreement.
IMC moved to have the oral settlement agreement negotiated between the attorneys enforced. The district court found no mutual agreement between the Warilas and IMC to settle or compromise and denied IMC's motion.
A bench trial was held on December 15, 1993. The district court2012 Softball

Bluffton pulls out sweep of Heidelberg

Bluffton notches pair of one-run wins over Heidelberg

BLUFFTON, Ohio - The Bluffton University softball team swept an exciting doubleheader
with the Heidelberg University Student Princes, winning both games by a single run. The
Beavers improved to 12-10 on the season, while Heidelberg slipped to 9-6 overall.

The Student Princes got on the board early in game one, scoring two runs in the first
on an RBI single by Lexie Pinkelman. The Beavers cut the lead to one in the bottom half of the inning when a Katie Clark (New Palestine, IN) single up the middle scored Meagan Price (Toledo/Springfield) from second.

The Beavers added two more runs in the bottom of the second to take a 3-2 lead. Chelsea Weitz (Dayton/Carroll) scored on a Price sacrifice fly


50 year anniversary of India turning sharply left in 1966…

We are celebrating 25 years of 1991 reforms. However, there is another equally important 50 years anniversary. It was in 1966, that India turned extremely left due to the political developments. It led to wide-scale bank nationalisation, income tax levels of 97%, private industry coming to halt and so on.

Fifty years ago, India started the year 1966 with a peace treaty with Pakistan after a 17-day war, and the sad demise of Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri. On January 10, 1966, Shastri signed the Tashkent Declaration with Pakistan’s President Field Marshal Ayub Khan. Alexei Kosygin, the prime minister of the former Soviet Union, was the witness. The following day, he passed away. Tashkent in Uzbekistan has symbolic significance forIndia. This was the foreign city where revolutionary M N Roy had founded the first Communist Party of India in 1920.

A lot happened in India in 1966. After Shastri, Indira Gandhi became the prime minister in troubled times. The conservative faction of the Congress led by Morarji Desai contested her leadership, foreign aid was cut off after the war with Pakistan, and two successive severe droughts drastically reduced foodgrain production requiring the introduction of statutory rationing of rice and wheat. With exports affected and aid discontinued, there was a balance of payments crisis.

Things changed extensively in 1966:

Within two months of taking charge, at end-March, Prime Minister Indira Gandhi visited the United States. By all accounts, her visit and meetings with President Lyndon Johnson went well. The rupee was


devalued by 36.5 per cent on June 6, 1966. There was bitter criticism in Parliament and media, and the act was construed as a capitulation to the capitalist West and its handmaidens such as the World Bank. Critics were not confined to the Opposition; it included K Kamaraj, the Congress president. Wholesale price inflation shot up to 13.9 per cent in 1966-67 and 11.6 per cent in 1967-68. The aid package from the Aid India Consortium and the World Bank were disappointing. The food shortage was aggravated by Lyndon Johnson’s “ship to mouth” policy.

Aggravated by severe attacks for the devaluation, Indira Gandhi turned left. She gave lukewarm support to the liberalisation effort and denied that the devaluation was under donor pressure. She went on a state visit toMoscow from July 12 to 16, 1966. The communique signed by her and Alexei Kosygin criticised the USA for its bombing of Vietnam without stressing that the Geneva Conference on Vietnam should be reconvened, which India used to do in the past as a part of its balanced approach. The communique also held imperialist and other reactionary forces responsible for deterioration in world affairs.

Congress won the general election for the Fourth Lok Sabha during February, 1967 with a considerably reduced strength. Its strength came down from 361 in a house of 494 in the 1962 election to only 283 in a house of 520. Furthermore, the Congress lost in eight States – Bihar, Haryana, Kerala, Madhya Pradesh, Madras (what became Tamil Nadu), Orissa, Punjab, and West Bengal –


Orduno was being housed in the county jail's psychiatric unit when he was discovered missing around 6:00 a.m., according to Arpaio. He also said Orduno had laid empty milk jugs covered in jail clothing on his bed to make it look as if he were sleeping. Meanwhile, he climbed into the ceiling and crawled to freedom. At some point, Arpaio said Orduno would have had to jump at least one fence topped with razor wire.

After escaping, Arpaio said Orduno convince a man driving by the jail that he was a recently released inmate who needed a ride. The man gave him a ride away from the jail.

Arpaio credited good investigative work for the quick arrest, but didn't elaborate further on how deputies tracked Orduno down.

After deputies recaptured Orduno,state prison for burglary, theft and aggravated assault, online state records show.

He was being held at the Maricopa County jail on attempted murder and robbery charges. The Republic reported the charges stemmed from an October 2011 robbery at a Phoenix jewelry store that led to a police chase in which either Orduno or an accomplice fired at pursuing officers. No one was injured.

Orduno had been in custody since Phoenix police arrested him Nov. 4, 2011, and he recently was declared competent to stand trial.

He now faces new charges related to the escape, Arpaio said.

Additional details about Orduno's capture and how he was able to escape were not immediately available.

Deputy Chief Brian Lee, another sheriff's spokesman, said the cell that Orduno occupied at the jail's psychiatric ward had a


entries on the National Register of Historic Places, including:
 The Marshall House (formerly Dodona Manor), the restored, early 19th century home of George C. Marshall, a general and diplomat who received the Nobel Peace Prize and owned the home from 1941 until his death in 1959.
 Morven Park, the estate of Virginia Governor Westmoreland Davis.
 Oatlands Plantation, a National Historic Landmark.
 White's Ferry, the only remaining ferry across the Potomac River, has its Virginia terminus just outside the town. It is a cable-guided car and passenger ferry. A ferry has plied the river from this site since 1828.
 Exeter Plantation. delisted after it burned down

At least 63 historic markers are located in and near Leesburg.

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On September 14, 2008, the Town of Leesburg celebrated its 250th birthday. During thatOf course, low ratings for the Oscars would be great ratings for almost anything else, especially in the current broadcast TV world. In addition, the show apparently drew more young people this year, with ratings having increased since last year for adults age 18 to 34 years old. More male viewers were drawn as well, with ratings for male viewers age 18 to 49 years old having increased also.

The Oscars continue to draw more viewers than any other awards show, such as the Grammys or the Emmys.

Critics for the most part considered Rock’s hosting a success and Leonardo DiCaprio winning the Best Actor Oscar after being nominated several times for various prizes was considered a big moment of the night. It became the moment at an Academy Awards


Clashes erupted this evening in Shingal between Yezidi and Muslim Peshmerga fighters. In the south of the region, near Qabusiya, Muslim Kurds trying to smuggle out flocks of sheep of Shingal were stopped by Yezidi fighters under command of Sheikh Kheri in the north of the same-named city. The Sheikh Kheri Unit operates under the Peshmerga ministry. Its fighters also fought as part of the Peshmerga during the offensive for the recapture of Shingal.

A dispute then erupted between Yezidi Peshmerga of the SKU and Muslim Peshmerga fighters who let the Muslim Kurds pass and protected them. One fighter of the SKU was killed together with a truck driver from Dohuk in following clashes, as an EzidiPress correspondent has told. Four more fighters of the SKU were partially seriouslywounded. The SKU has announced to mobilize for further clashes. Yezidi commanders are currently trying to calm the situation. The Muslim Peshmerga are said to be part of the Zerevani Peshmerga who are under the control of the Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP).

The situation already threatened to escalate in the last few days as Yezidis accused the Peshmerga of covering Muslim Kurds who collaborated with the Islamic State in Shingal.

ezidiPress


A 31-year-old man wanted by Peel police following a shooting and pair of vehicle thefts in Mississauga over the summer has been arrested.

On the afternoon of Aug. 13, Peel police responded to a dispute involving weapons on Apple Blossom Circle and arrived to find a 29-year-old woman who sustained non-life-threatening injuries after she was shot.

The suspect fled the scene, but was located nearby and was involved in an altercation with police before he allegedly stole a police cruiser.

An officer reportedly fired shots towards the vehicle, prompting the Special Investigations Unit to invoke its mandate. The SIU’s investigation is still ongoing.

That cruiser was ditched a short distance away and the suspect was said to have stolen a white 2013 Hyundai Sante Fe SUV.

Michael Cleghorn, of no fixed address, wasPlanning Boards & Councils

TDMHSAS Planning and Policy Council's mission is to advise the department about the service system, policy development, legislation, budget requests, system evaluation and monitoring.

TDMHSAS Planning and Policy Council responsibilities:

To advise the Commissioner as to plans and policies to be followed in the service system and the operation of TDMHSAS's programs and facilities;

To recommend to the General Assembly, legislation and appropriations for such programs and facilities;

To advocate for and publicize the recommendations;

To publicize the situation and needs of persons with mental illness, serious emotional disturbance, and substance use disorders and their families; and

To meet at least quarterly.

TDMHSAS and the TDMHSAS Planning and Policy Council prepare a Joint Annual Report to the Governor on the service system, including department programs, services, supports and facilities.

Focus of TDMHSAS Planning


images and extensive audio recordings of Van Til. Today this collection is available for the Logos Bible Software.

References

Sources

Further reading
 Hoeksema, Herman (1995). The Clark-Van Til Controversy. Trinity Foundation.

External links
VanTil.info - writings by and about Van Til and his apologetic
 "Van Til and the Ligonier Apologetic" by John Frame from the Westminster Theological Journal, analyzing the book Classical Apologetics by R. C. Sproul, John Gerstner, and Arthur Lindsley (), which itself includes "a friendly refutation of Cornelius Van Til's presuppositional apologetics"
"Van Til's Challenge to Illegitimate Common Ground" by Greg Bahnsen
"The Transcendental Argument for God's Existence", a chapter by Michael Butler from The Standard Bearer, a festschrift for Greg Bahnsen
"Van Til and the Reformation of Apologetics" by K. Scott Oliphint
 "Reconnoitering The Theory Of Knowledge Of Prof. Dr. CorneliusThe Hollywood star's unflattering impression of the billionaire businessman on Saturday Night Live has proved a big hit with critics of the US President-elect.

But the parody struck a sour note with the Republican, who has slammed the show on social media as "boring and unfunny".

And Baldwin is not the only star Mr Trump has criticised on Twitter.

In his latest online rant, he taunted his reality TV successor Arnold Schwarzenegger for getting lower ratings than he did in his last season as Celebrity Apprentice presenter.

"Wow, the ratings are in and Arnold Schwarzenegger got 'swamped' (or destroyed)," Mr Trump wrote in a tweet on Friday.

"By comparison to the ratings machine, DJT," he added.

In a more diplomatic tone, Schwarzenegger responded a few hours later tweeting: "I wish you the best of


Chinese cruise operators used to make loads of money by offering tours on the border of the Yalu River. The tensions between China and North Korea now threaten their business / Nina Trentmann

by Nina Trentmann, Special for USA TODAY

by Nina Trentmann, Special for USA TODAY

DANDONG, China -- An early-morning mist rises from the icy waters of the Yalu River where the ruins of a bridge that once connected China and North Korea stands. A North Korean soldier in a greenish overcoat and cap walks up and down, keeping guard. On the Chinese side, two soldiers armed with machine guns stare across.

Nearby is a large black-and-white photograph of communist China founder Mao Zedong shaking hands with Kim Il Sung, founder of North Korea. But trade and traffic between thetwo allies are far less active here since North Korea moved forward with nuclear tests that the United Nations has condemned as a violation of international law.

"We used to go to North Korea for a day from here," says Ibell Liu, 31. Now, "the Chinese are not allowed into North Korea anymore."

China is getting pressured by Europe and the United States to rein in North Korea's communist regime, which is highly dependent on China for its survival. China's recent naming of a new leader, Xi Jinping, has given the West hope that China will finally squeeze North Korea into complying with U.N. resolutions as well as pacts signed with the United States in which it agreed to end its nuclear program.

Whether China can do it, or even wants


to, is a question. Beijing voted for U.N. sanctions against North Korea in January following a December missile launch by the regime of Kim's grandson, Kim Jong Un, but it has blocked more serious action.

"A number of U.S. scholars, including longtime China watchers, believe that Beijing in reality has little if any functional influence over Pyongyang," Michael Auslin, director of Japan studies at the American Enterprise Institute in Washington, said in testimony last week before the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission. "Others assume that Beijing has decided that the existence of an erratic, anti-American regime in control of the northern half of the Korean Peninsula is preferable for its geopolitical goals to other alternatives."

China is North Korea´s most important trading partner. More than half of the goodsthat the North Korean regime needs desperately to survive -- food, fuel, basics -- enters North Korea from this trading port, a city of 800,000 Chinese and several thousand North Koreans in Liaoning province.

Some here say the slowdown of trade is an intentional expression of Beijing's anger with Pyongyang over its nuclear program.

Chinese tourists, a rare source of hard currency for North Koreans, were recently prohibited from visiting North Korea here. Now all tourism into the isolated country has to go via Pyongyang, the North Korean capital.

"It used to be just the Americans who had to go via Pyongyang," says Nagesh Reddy, 29, a tourist from India. "Now, everyone who wants to travel to North Korea needs to fly into Pyongyang."

On this day, Reddy had to be content


to take pictures of the ruined bridge -- destroyed by an American air-raid during the Korean War and never rebuilt -- and a deserted amusement park on the North Korean shore, put there to lure tourists with money.

Since Tuesday, the day that North Korea officially announced another successful nuclear test, the atmosphere in Dandong was not festive, despite the recent celebrations for the Lunar New Year. Tourist numbers are down, locals say.

"This is of course bad for business," said Liu Cheng, a taxi driver from Dandong. The 37-year-old earns money by driving tourists around.

"Most of them want to go up north," he said. North of Dandong, the Yalu River becomes narrower. Visitors on the China side like to head north to get a closer look at what PresidentGeorge W. Bush said was a member of the world's "Axis of Evil," along with Iran and Saddam Hussein's Iraq. Barbed wire and a high fence illustrate why the country is sometimes referred to as "the Hermit Kingdom," a place where starvation is rampant and modern technology rare.

Such despair brings out the curiosity seekers. For half a day, Liu charges about $96 to take visitors to scenic spots. Dandong has more than 70 hotels. One of them is a four-star Crowne Plaza that promises "the best views of North Korea" for about $55 a night.

One of the places that Liu normally takes his customers to is the Great Wall at Hushan. The ancient fortress offers views on a North Korean village, a small settlement with brownish, one-story buildings,


all looking very much the same. The village has one unpaved street.

On this day, the parking lot across from the village is nearly empty as Liu enters with his orange cab. The celebration of the Spring Festival, the most important holiday of the year in China, keeps many offices and shops closed.

A handful of street vendors sell cigarettes in red packages and small pins depicting Kim Jong Il, the former North Korea leader known as "Dear Leader," whose death was announced in December 2011. He succeeded his father, "Great Leader" Kim Il Sung, and was succeeded by son Kim Jong Un.

The Santieli restaurant, one of a few in Dandong, is operated by the North Korean Consulate on the Chinese side. Waitresses wear traditional, full-length dresses in pink andblue. Some are dressed in violet jackets and skirts, making them look like stewardesses from the 1970s.

They talk little while serving, speaking mostly Korean but some Chinese and refusing to be quoted. A menu on the wall offers North Korean dishes and one can smell kimchi, cabbage spiced with chili that is a traditional dish for Koreans.

"That´s all they have in North Korea," says Ibell Liu, who used to travel to North Korea frequently. "It´s still a country which lacks nearly everything."

The trucks that cross the bridge into North Korea are loaded with goods from China but return nearly empty.

"The North Koreans produce nothing that we might be interested in," Ibell Liu says.

Her mother is friendly with a North Korean woman with whom she worked at a factory


in Dandong. The friend married a Chinese man, and when asked, she refuses to be interviewed out of fear that she will endanger her family members who still live on the North Korean side of the riverbank.

In Dandong there are an estimated 20,000 to 30,000 North Koreans. Most of them live on the banks of the Yalu River. Some are here illegally and cannot send their children to school. In some cases, Chinese authorities will apprehend North Koreans and return them to the other side, where they likely face a horrible imprisonment, according to rights groups such as Human Rights Watch.

Some worry that China may round up North Koreans here and send them back as an example of displeasure with North Korea's leadership. Ibell Liu doubts it.

"Chinese authoritiesmembers, Cyborg was the only one who wasn’t an established hero when the movie began. The movie delved into his process of self-discovery, and it was an intriguing watch. Like most of the others, the character stayed very true to his comic book persona. Ray Fisher just looked like he was born to play Cyborg – it was an uncanny match.

All the heroes seemed to share good onscreen chemistry. The story of a group of individual superheroes being required to work together for a bigger cause was played out perfectly. And when it was all over, it just seemed right that they should come together to form an alliance that would last. This movie has managed to create a very solid base for future Justice League movies to


build upon.

The first half of the movie, which dealt more with the formation of the Justice League, was undoubtedly the stronger part of the movie. The second part dealt more with overcoming the villain, Steppenwolf, and saving the planet.

Steppenwolf definitely wasn’t the greatest villain DC could’ve come up with. His introduction was great, but in the end, he rather played out like your everyday planet-destroyer, the likes of which we keep seeing from Marvel movie after movie after movie. How easily Superman joining the fight tipped the scales in favor of the league definitely does not score him too many points. At the end of it all, it kind of felt like he was more of a precursor to Darkseid than the real deal himself.

Overall, the movie wasDavid Rock gives a quick introduction to the current state of neuroscience and goes on to give a great deal of advice on how to handle the perils of office life, which most of us developers can probably relate to.

This post will attempt to take the main ideas from this book and apply them to common software development situations.

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Bulldogs Travel to Providence for Rematch Against Brown

The Bulldogs look to keep pace in the Ivy standings as they kickoff off the second-half of the conference schedule with a match at Brown on Saturday night.

The match is set for 7 p.m. in Providence, R.I.

Yale split a pair of road matches last weekend. The Bulldogs lost to Princeton and defeated Penn.

With a 6-1 Ivy mark, the Bulldogs are tied with Princeton for first place in the conference standings. Yale is 12-5 overall.

Yale freshman Allie Frappier posted a team-best 28 kills and added 23 digs last weekend to lead the Bulldogs, while sophomore McHaney Carter McHaney Carter hit .452 last weekend with 15 kills and only one error in 31 attempts.

Defense continues to be a hallmark for the Bulldogs –Brampton – After receiving information from Correctional Service of Canada and upon careful review of the issues of public safety, Peel Regional Police are issuing a Community Safety Advisory about an offender who resides in the Brampton area.

Madilyn Harks (formerly Matthew Harks), age 36, will be residing in the Main Street and Queen Street area of Brampton. Harks has been subject to three convictions of Sexual Assault against young females under the age of eight. Harks’ young victims have included neighbours and a fellow member of a church congregation.

Harks is subject to a Long Term Supervision Order with numerous conditions, including not to attend public swimming areas, day-cares, school grounds, playgrounds or community centres, or from being in the presence of any children under the age of 14


2004 World Series victory, he published his collection of annotated columns as a memoir of his pilgrimage as a Red Sox fan. The book became an instant New York Times bestseller. I love reading Simmons' columns on ESPN.com Page 2, but I have waited until now to read this book. I am glad that I did. Much like a fine wine and a good cut of steak are improved with age, the intervening four years have added to my enjoyment of Simmons' literary morsels that he offers in this book. It was fun to re-live those moments once again.

The reading of this book - and the memories that it unearthed and evoked about the 2004 Red Sox season and the events leading up to it - is veryChampoux took me by the hand when I was eight years old and introduced me to the thousand shades of green that make Fenway such a breath-taking visual experience. In the hours and days that followed the Red Sox final victory over the Cardinals in October of 2004, thousands of Red Sox fans across New England and beyond travelled to family plots and left mementos of the Red Sox on the headstones of progenitors who had lived and died without tasting a championship.

So, as I head to Tampa, I must say "Thanks," to Bill Simmons. Remembering the magic of 2004 helps put this year's race in perspective, and helps - just a little bit - in wrestling with the disappointing news about Papi's positive drug test.

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A mother told deputies in Forsyth County that her daughter went on a Fourth of July trip to Augusta. From then until September, the mom says her little girl was showing signs of anxiety, throwing up and was unusually closed off.

On September 7th she told her mom that during her trip in Augusta, the now former sergeant molested her. Because the alleged incident happened at his home, Richmond County deputies took over. That’s when Burke County was notified.

In 1995, Boseman was fired from Richmond County Schools Police Department for allegations of sexual harassment. He was on probation with Sardis Police Department in 1996 before he resigned.

Boseman became corporal at Waynesboro Police Department and resigned in 2013. He was sanctioned by the state for an


Sheriff's Office, former Burke County deputy Gene Boseman knows the victim, who is under age 12.

The report claims the girl was acting anxious and getting sick often. After months, she told her mother that Gene Boseman had touched her at his house over Fourth of July weekend.

The incident report says the last thing the victim remembers is Boseman undressing her.

According to the report, Gene told his wife that her "his hand fell on her privates so he told [the girl] to move, however, she didn't."

The alleged incident happened at his home on Bitternut Street, in Augusta.

Stay with News 12 for the latest on this developing story.

10:17 a.m.

AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) -- A former law enforcement officer is facing child molestation charges.

According to the Burke County Sheriff's Office, Gene Bosemanhe would be resigning immediately.

In his resignation letter, Boseman called the allegations false.

Deputies say the Richmond County Sheriff’s Office concluded their investigation and obtained warrants for Gene Boseman for felony child molestation. He turned himself in Monday; was arrested and booked into the Charles B. Webster Detention Center.

Burke County deputies say Boseman worked with the Waynesboro Police Department from 1996 until 2013 at which time he retired. He started with the Burke County Sheriff’s Office in 2013 and was assigned to the Civil Division.


music and poetry.

This dessert is mentioned in the autobiographical memoirs Remembrances of thirty years (1810-1840) (Spanish: Recuerdos de treinta años (1810-1840)) by Chilean José Zapiola, who mentions that picarones were typically eaten in Plaza de Armas de Santiago (Chile) before 1810.

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See also
 List of doughnut varieties
 List of fried dough varieties
 List of squash and pumpkin dishes

Sources
 Compton, M. D. April 20, 2004. Peruvian Traditions: Ricardo Palma’s Latin American Historic and Folkloric Tales. United States. AuthorHouse.
  Plevisani, S. 2005. Dulce Pasión. Lima, Perú. Quebecor World Perú.
  Ada y Maricarmen. February, 1997. El Arte de la Repostería. Lima, Perú. Biblos

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Category:Squash and pumpkin dishesA horrific plague has been ravaging the Roman empire for nearly a decade, as the First Marcomannic War begins to draw to a close. Emperor Marcus Aurelius is putting the finishing touches to the journal we call The Meditations. The odor of death still lingers in every corner of the land, albeit less now than during the initial outbreaks, and the air in towns and cities was often thick with smoke and incense. Marcus regularly casts his mind back to the time when the pestilence first appeared… The co-emperor Lucius, his adoptive brother, had persuaded Marcus to accompany him as he rode through the streets of Rome in triumph after his victory in the Parthian War. Behind them followed a train of carts displaying all the treasures seized


from conquered cities, including a beautiful statue of Apollo, stolen from a Parthian temple.

To help curb the victorious emperors’ pride two trusted gladiators stood behind them in the imperial chariot, holding laurel wreaths above their heads, whispering: “Remember thou must die.” That particular Roman tradition had become associated with Stoic philosophy. The Romans embraced Greek Stoicism because it seemed to echo the sober-minded values of the old Republic. From the time of Socrates onward, philosophers had meticulously contemplated their own death, as a way of purifying their character, and focusing their attention on the here and now. It was said that when Socrates’ student Xenophon was told that his son had been killed in battle he calmly replied: “I knew that he was mortal.” Five hundred years later,Roman legions had also brought back death from Parthia. They carried in their bodies an incurable and virulent disease. Like an invisible army, it marched through the empire, laying siege to one city after another, remorseless, merciless, and efficient. It was part of Marcus’ legacy, enveloping the whole empire, and would forever bear his family name: the Antonine Plague.

The Golden Casket

By the winter of 165 AD, the legions of Avidius Cassius had chased Rome’s enemy, King Vologases, deep into Parthia, down the River Tigris to the twin cities of Seleucia and Ctesiphon. Ctesiphon was the capital of the Parthian Empire but the garrison left behind by the retreating king had no will to fight. After a brief siege, the city fell to the Romans and Vologases’ opulent winter


palace was looted by them and razed to the ground. The nearby city of Seleucia was the former capital of the Seleucid Empire, founded by one of Alexander the Great’s successors. It was an ancient Hellenistic city that had been rebuilt in Parthian style after the emperor Trajan had sacked it and burned down many of the original buildings half a century before Cassius arrived. One of the largest cities in the Western world, with a population of roughly half a million of Greek, Jewish, and Syrian descent, its vast wealth was supported by trading goods, including silks from China.

Once Ctesiphon had fallen, the citizens of neighbouring Seleucia immediately surrendered and threw their gates open to Cassius’ legions, agreeing a peace treaty with them, and welcoming the Romansas liberators. However, they were repaid with bloodshed. Cassius let his legionaries run amok in the city, which they sacked like neighbouring Ctesiphon, before burning it completely to the ground. Vologases had fled but it was clear the tide of the war had now turned and before long he would sue for peace.

One of Marcus’ most trusted slaves told him the popular rumour… As Seleucia burned around them, a band of Cassius’ soldiers broke into the Temple of Apollo, it was said. They recklessly tore a magnificent statue of the god from its base, to be carted back to Rome for everyone to see. However, while looting the rest of the building, they came across a mysterious crack in one of the walls, through which they glimpsed a


dark chamber. Guessing that something valuable probably lay concealed within, they set about trying to break through the opening into the hidden shrine room beyond. Some say that inside one of their number uncovered a mysterious golden chest, within which were sealed not treasures but fetid vapours cursed with an unholy pestilence by Chaldean sorcerers. Like the mythic Pandora, opening this supernatural casket, the unwitting Roman soldier released a multitude of horrors. The contaminated air flew up into his face, filled his lungs, and billowed out into the room around him, infecting his companions who then helped spread it across the known world — Apollo’s vengeance upon the defilers of his sacred shrine.

When the stolen figure of Apollo arrived in Rome the priests gratefully set it up inthe temple to him on the Palatine Hill. However, the superstitious were unnerved by this wanton act of desecration. Apollo, the physician of the gods, was also the bringer of plagues, spread afar by his deadly arrows. So the masses were bound to view an affront against him, preceding the outbreak of the great plague, as more than coincidence. Indeed, Homer’s Iliad opens with Apollo sending a plague to punish the Mycenaean king Agamemnon, head of the Greek armies, who threatened the god’s high priest and refused to return his kidnapped daughter. The old man sent prayers for vengeance to Apollo Smintheus the patron of mice, rats, and plague. Everyone knew the story:

Apollo heard his prayers and came down furious from the summit of mount Olympus, his bow