by the governing body of such town, shall be payable in ten (10) equal annual installments, and shall bear interest at the rate of seven (7%) per cent, per annum, until paid, payable in each year at such time as the several installments are made payable. The governing body of said town shall, by ordinance, levy assessments in accordance with said appraisement and apportionment, as so confirmed, against the several lots and tracts of land liable therefor. Said ordinance shall provide that the owners of the property so assessed shall have the privilege of paying the amounts of their respective assessments without interest within thirty (30) days from the date of the publication of such ordinance. Such special assessments, and each installment thereof and the interest thereon areinterest, shall provide by resolution for the issuance of negotiable coupon bonds in the aggregate amount of such assessments then remaining unpaid, bearing date of thirty (30) days after the publication of the ordinance levying the assessments and of such denominations as the governing body of any city or incorporated town and the contractor shall determine, which bonds shall in no event become a liability of the city or town issuing the same. The bonds herein provided for shall be payable on or before October 1 next succeeding the September 1 on which the last installment of assessments shall mature, with interest at the rate of six per cent (6%) per annum, payable October 1 next succeeding the due date of the first installment of assessments, and semiannually


thereafter, until maturity and ten per cent (10%) per annum after maturity. Said bonds shall be designated as Street Improvement Bonds, and shall recite the street or streets or part of street or streets, or other public places, for the improvement of which they have been issued and that they are payable from the assessments which have been levied upon the lots and tracts of land benefited by said improvement and from the accumulation of the interest and penalty herein provided for. Said bonds shall be signed by the mayor of such city or president of the board of trustees of such town and attested by the city or town clerk, and shall have an impression of the corporate seal of the city or town thereon, and shallhave interest coupons attached thereto bearing fac simile of the signatures of the mayor and city clerk or president of the board of trustees and town clerk, as the case may be; and said bonds and interest coupons shall be payable at such place, either within or without the State of Oklahoma as shall be designated therein. Said bonds shall be issued in series, and the bonds of each series shall be numbered consecutively beginning with Number One, and said bonds of each series shall be payable in their numerical order. Such bonds shall be registered by the Clerk and Treasurer of such city or town in a book to be provided for that purpose and each bond shall bear a certificate of such registration, and upon the


books of such treasurer shall be noted the name of the holder thereof and his address, and any subsequent holder may cause the same to be registered in the name thereof upon submission of proper proof of ownership. The city or town shall have the right to call in and pay said bonds or any number thereof in the following manner: Whenever there shall be sufficient funds in the hands of the city or town treasurer after the payment of all interest due and to become due within the next six (6) months, such treasurer shall on September 1 of any year give notice by registered mail addressed to the last registered holder of the bonds called, at the address appearing upon his registry that there has accumulatedfunds sufficient to pay the designated bonds, and interest thereon to a date thirty (30) days hence from the date such notice, and directing the presentation of such bond or bonds for payment and cancellation, and said bond or bonds will cease to bear interest after expiration of said thirty (30) days, and upon the payment and cancellation of said bond or bonds, proper entry thereof of shall be made upon the books of the clerk and treasurer, and it is hereby made the duty of such city or town treasurer upon the accumulation of sufficient funds as herein provided to pay one or more bonds to so call and pay such bond or bonds, and in the event of failure so to do, he shall be liable


Okl.St. Ann. § 361.
[13]  "The mayor or the president of the board of trustees, the clerk and the treasurer of every incorporated city or town in the State of Oklahoma are, in addition to the duties now required of them, hereby created and constituted, together with two members from the fire department of such city or town, a board of trustees of `The Firemen's Relief and Pension Fund' of the fire department of each such incorporated city or town, and shall provide for the disbursement of such relief and pension fund, and shall designate the beneficiaries thereof, as hereinafter directed, which board shall be known as `The Board of Trustees of the Firemen's Relief and Pension Fund,' and upon the taking effect of this act, the fireAct. As soon as the State Auditor receives the report of the Insurance Commissioner showing the amount of tax due each city or town as above provided, he shall draw his warrant on the State Treasurer in favor of the treasurer of each city or town for the benefit of the Firemen's Relief and Pension Fund, for the amount to which said fund shall be entitled as shown by the report of the Insurance Commissioner, and shall deliver said warrant to said Treasurer. After the payment of the sums due to each of the cities and towns which have qualified under the terms of said Act, the State Auditor shall determine the amount created by said two per centum on all premiums as aforesaid left in said fund,


and shall apportion fifty per cent of it to the various cities and towns which have qualified under said Act, in proportion to the amount paid to each of said cities and towns in accordance with the last payment made to them, and said State Auditor shall draw his warrant on the State Treasurer in favor of the treasurer of each city or town, for the benefit of the Firemen's Relief and Pension Fund, for the amount of which said fund shall be entitled under said apportionment, and shall deliver said warrant to said city or town treasurer." Section 6111, O.S.1931, as amended, 11 Okl.St.Ann. § 373.
[15]  "From and after the passage and approval of this Act, all monies in the hands of the treasurers of incorporatedtowns and cities in this State acquired by said treasurers as meter deposits required of the users of municipally owned and operated electric and/or water plants, whether acquired before or after the effective date of this Act, may, pursuant to the passage of an appropriate resolution by the governing board of said incorporated town or city, for the purpose of authorizing such an investment, be invested by the treasurer of said incorporated town or city, in the legally issued general obligations of the United States of America, or of the State of Oklahoma, or in the legally issued bonds of the municipality making said investment; provided however, before any such investment is made by any such treasurer the governing board of said investing municipality shall first approve in


When the Geelong and Melbourne railway reached Werribee in 1857, Australia had its first country railway. With the completion of the line to Melbourne, Werribee had a growth spurt – in 1854 there were ten or twelve houses; by 1861, after the railway came, there were 26 houses. It was easier and quicker for passengers to get to Melbourne, and for farmers to get their produce to market.

Thomas Chirnside could see the potential, and, when he heard of the plans, offered land for the railway free of charge if a station were put in at Werribee. It gave him cheaper transport for his wool (loading it from the jetty at Point Cook was discontinued soon after the railway came), and enabled him to bring visitors to hunts, coursingmeetings, picnics and other grand events at Werribee Park.

The first private company to propose the line failed early. The second, the Geelong and Melbourne Railway Company was formed in 1853; it needed Government support to build the railway, and having seven members of the Legislative Council on its executive committee seemed a good move. There were huge costs: construction work included a jetty at Geelong and bridges over the Little River and Werribee River. It was hard to get labour, because of the gold rushes, so the Government hired 100 prisoners to the Company at five shillings each daily. A penal hulk was taken from Williamstown and moored in Corio Bay to accommodate them.

In 1853 the Governor went by coastal steamer to Geelong to cut the first turf


and lay the foundation stone of the Geelong station. By 8 October 1856 the railway had reached Duck Ponds (Lara). In June 1857 the Ballarat Star announced triumphantly that the last rail had been put in place on the line between Geelong and Williamstown, just on the Melbourne side of the Werribee River. Several officials had a turn at hammering in the last spike, showing ‘by their perseverance and good humored exertion that they were determined to hit the right nail on the head at last.’ ‘The train then proceeded to Williamstown, and the " Sirocco" having intimated its presence to the astonished citizens by a peculiarly harmonious whistle, suggesting the great probability of a daily repetition of the visit, and its unmitigated contempt for drays, gigs, andother vehicular abominations, snorted homewards at the rate of twenty miles an hour, and having deposited its passengers at the station at half-past eight o'clock, retired to the bosom of its family with other locomotives of a domestic turn of mind, and no doubt spent a social night of it.’

At first, with the line going as far as Greenwich (Newport), passengers got off the train and walked down the pier to board a steamer to Melbourne. Then the terminus advanced to Williamstown. In 1859, with the completion of a river bridge, the Government-built line took Geelong and Werribee passengers on to Melbourne. In 1860 the Geelong and Melbourne Railway Company was in financial difficulties and was bought out by the Government. From then on, passengers travelled right through


from Werribee to Batman’s Hill Station (Southern Cross) and beyond on a Government-owned railway line.

Trains ran only in the daytime because there was no fencing along the line and there was the danger that cattle could easily wander onto the track. It was a single line, with loops where trains could pass each other.

There were sometimes surprises for passengers. A crowd waiting on the Werribee platform in 1882 was amazed to see a train arriving at speed from Geelong with an engine and a truck on fire, and no carriages. The crew had discovered that the open truck-load of chaff had caught fire, but had no way of putting the fire out and did not want the fire to spread to the passenger carriages, so had disconnected themand left them behind while it raced ahead to Werribee. The truck was shunted to a siding and the flames put out, and the engine went back to get the passenger carriages.

In 1884 there was a fatal collision between Werribee and Little River, when a passenger train crashed head-on into a goods train. Both drivers died, as well as two passengers, and twenty were injured. The stationmaster, who had left his daughter in charge while he went to choir practice, was charged with manslaughter, but acquitted. But he was sacked ‘for absenting himself without leave, and leaving his station in charge of an incompetent person’.

In 1927, after the station was closed for the night, a fire broke out and quickly spread through the building. Passers-by broke in a


door to see if anyone was inside, and rang the fire bell, but the fire had taken serious hold. The fire brigade arrived, but could do very little, because the water pressure was so low. Shopkeepers in Station Street looked on anxiously, and Comben’s Grocery removed all their books and records to safety. Within a few days an emergency ticket office was set up in a goods shed and service went on.

When the damage was assessed, it was found that only the walls, platform and cellar remained, but these are enough for the station to be registered by the Heritage Council of Victoria, one of Victoria’s oldest railway buildings, and the only remaining station built by the Geelong and Melbourne Railway Company.

Many local people still remember the accidentin October 1979, when a wheat train derailed and ploughed into the station building, partly demolishing it and causing $2 million worth of damage. Wheat grew between and around the tracks for a long time afterwards!

The remaining fabric of the railway building (walls, platform and cellar) has been registered by the Heritage Council of Victoria, and bears a plaque commemorating 150 years of the line reaching Werribee. With the electrifying of the line, and the increased cost of petrol encouraging motorists to travel by train, the station is still an important part of the City of Werribee.


The present invention relates to a new and distinct cultivar of Ivy Geranium plant, botanically known as Pelargonium peltatum, and hereinafter referred to by the name ‘Fipeldanlav’.
The new Ivy Geranium plant is a product of a planned breeding program conducted by the Inventor in De Lier, The Netherlands. The objective of the breeding program is to create new freely-branching and freely-flowering Ivy Geranium cultivars with large double flowers and attractive foliage and flower coloration.
The new Ivy Geranium plant originated from a cross-pollination made by the Inventor in De Lier, The Netherlands of two unnamed selections of Pelargonium peltatum, not patented. The new Ivy Geranium was discovered and selected by the Inventor as a single flowering plant from within the progeny of the stated cross-pollination in a controlled greenhouseenvironment in De Lier, The Netherlands in March, 2003.
Asexual reproduction of the new Ivy Geranium plant by vegetative terminal cuttings in a controlled greenhouse environment in De Lier, The Netherlands, since July, 2003, has shown that the unique features of this new Ivy Geranium plant are stable and reproduced true to type in successive generations.


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Join marketing director Leigh Walton, and a bevy of Top Shelf talent for a feast of incredible debuts: Chris Ross announces exclusive breaking news on the digital comics front, Rob Harrell shows off his incredible fantasy-comedy Monster on the Hill, Mark Russell and Shannon Wheeler explain why God Is Disappointed in You, and Zander Cannon takes us all to Heck. Plus major releases from Jeffrey Brown and Kevin Cannon, and an inside look at what may be Top Shelf's biggest book ever: March by Congressman John Lewis, Andrew Aydin, and Nate Powell, debuting this weekend!by a record amount in 2008, according to new statistics released Thursday.

Statistics Canada said Canada's international travel balance — the difference between what its citizens spent abroad versus what foreigners spent in Canada — produced in 2008 the largest deficit ever: $12.6 billion, a 26 per cent increase over 2007.

Canada's wandering classes spent a total of $28.9 billion on trips abroad last year, $7.2 billion in the final three months.

Canadians travelling in other countries outspent foreigners coming to this country by a record amount in 2008, according to new statistics released Thursday.

Statistics Canada said Canada's international travel balance — the difference between what its citizens spent abroad versus what foreigners spent in Canada — produced in 2008 the largest deficit ever: $12.6 billion, a 26 per cent increase


returning value to our shareholders."

A new study says Canada lost nearly one in seven manufacturing jobs between 2004 and 2008, or about 322,000 positions.

However, more than 1.5 million jobs were created in the rest of the economy during the same period, Statistics Canada reports.

The share of manufacturing jobs in the economy fell to 11.5 per cent in 2008 from 14.4 per cent in 2004, the agency says.

The report says employment has fallen in almost all manufacturing industries since 2004, with only a few reporting increases — notably manufacturing of transportation equipment (excluding motor vehicles and parts), petroleum and coal products, and computer and electronic products.

A new study says Canada lost nearly one in seven manufacturing jobs between 2004 and 2008, or about 322,000 positions.

However, more than 1.5 millionjobs were created in the rest of the economy during the same period, Statistics Canada reports.

The share of manufacturing jobs in the economy fell to 11.5 per cent in 2008 from 14.4 per cent in 2004, the agency says.

The report says employment has fallen in almost all manufacturing industries since 2004, with only a few reporting increases — notably manufacturing of transportation equipment (excluding motor vehicles and parts), petroleum and coal products, and computer and electronic products.

A new study says Canada lost nearly one in seven manufacturing jobs between 2004 and 2008, or about 322,000 positions.

However, more than 1.5 million jobs were created in the rest of the economy during the same period, Statistics Canada reports.

The share of manufacturing jobs in the economy fell to 11.5 per cent


in 2008 from 14.4 per cent in 2004, the agency says.

The report says employment has fallen in almost all manufacturing industries since 2004, with only a few reporting increases — notably manufacturing of transportation equipment (excluding motor vehicles and parts), petroleum and coal products, and computer and electronic products.

A new study says Canada lost nearly one in seven manufacturing jobs between 2004 and 2008, or about 322,000 positions.

However, more than 1.5 million jobs were created in the rest of the economy during the same period, Statistics Canada reports.

The share of manufacturing jobs in the economy fell to 11.5 per cent in 2008 from 14.4 per cent in 2004, the agency says.

The report says employment has fallen in almost all manufacturing industries since 2004, with only a few reportingincreases — notably manufacturing of transportation equipment (excluding motor vehicles and parts), petroleum and coal products, and computer and electronic products.

A new study says Canada lost nearly one in seven manufacturing jobs between 2004 and 2008, or about 322,000 positions.

However, more than 1.5 million jobs were created in the rest of the economy during the same period, Statistics Canada reports.

The share of manufacturing jobs in the economy fell to 11.5 per cent in 2008 from 14.4 per cent in 2004, the agency says.

The report says employment has fallen in almost all manufacturing industries since 2004, with only a few reporting increases — notably manufacturing of transportation equipment (excluding motor vehicles and parts), petroleum and coal products, and computer and electronic products.

A new study says Canada lost nearly one


in seven manufacturing jobs between 2004 and 2008, or about 322,000 positions.

However, more than 1.5 million jobs were created in the rest of the economy during the same period, Statistics Canada reports.

The share of manufacturing jobs in the economy fell to 11.5 per cent in 2008 from 14.4 per cent in 2004, the agency says.

The report says employment has fallen in almost all manufacturing industries since 2004, with only a few reporting increases — notably manufacturing of transportation equipment (excluding motor vehicles and parts), petroleum and coal products, and computer and electronic products.

A new study says Canada lost nearly one in seven manufacturing jobs between 2004 and 2008, or about 322,000 positions.

However, more than 1.5 million jobs were created in the rest of the economy during the sameperiod, Statistics Canada reports.

The share of manufacturing jobs in the economy fell to 11.5 per cent in 2008 from 14.4 per cent in 2004, the agency says.

The report says employment has fallen in almost all manufacturing industries since 2004, with only a few reporting increases — notably manufacturing of transportation equipment (excluding motor vehicles and parts), petroleum and coal products, and computer and electronic products.

A new study says Canada lost nearly one in seven manufacturing jobs between 2004 and 2008, or about 322,000 positions.

However, more than 1.5 million jobs were created in the rest of the economy during the same period, Statistics Canada reports.

The share of manufacturing jobs in the economy fell to 11.5 per cent in 2008 from 14.4 per cent in 2004, the agency says.

The report


says employment has fallen in almost all manufacturing industries since 2004, with only a few reporting increases — notably manufacturing of transportation equipment (excluding motor vehicles and parts), petroleum and coal products, and computer and electronic products.

A new study says Canada lost nearly one in seven manufacturing jobs between 2004 and 2008, or about 322,000 positions.

However, more than 1.5 million jobs were created in the rest of the economy during the same period, Statistics Canada reports.

The share of manufacturing jobs in the economy fell to 11.5 per cent in 2008 from 14.4 per cent in 2004, the agency says.

The report says employment has fallen in almost all manufacturing industries since 2004, with only a few reporting increases — notably manufacturing of transportation equipment (excluding motor vehicles and parts),petroleum and coal products, and computer and electronic products.

A new study says Canada lost nearly one in seven manufacturing jobs between 2004 and 2008, or about 322,000 positions.

However, more than 1.5 million jobs were created in the rest of the economy during the same period, Statistics Canada reports.

The share of manufacturing jobs in the economy fell to 11.5 per cent in 2008 from 14.4 per cent in 2004, the agency says.

The report says employment has fallen in almost all manufacturing industries since 2004, with only a few reporting increases — notably manufacturing of transportation equipment (excluding motor vehicles and parts), petroleum and coal products, and computer and electronic products.

A new study says Canada lost nearly one in seven manufacturing jobs between 2004 and 2008, or about 322,000 positions.

However,


more than 1.5 million jobs were created in the rest of the economy during the same period, Statistics Canada reports.

The share of manufacturing jobs in the economy fell to 11.5 per cent in 2008 from 14.4 per cent in 2004, the agency says.

The report says employment has fallen in almost all manufacturing industries since 2004, with only a few reporting increases — notably manufacturing of transportation equipment (excluding motor vehicles and parts), petroleum and coal products, and computer and electronic products.

A new study says Canada lost nearly one in seven manufacturing jobs between 2004 and 2008, or about 322,000 positions.

However, more than 1.5 million jobs were created in the rest of the economy during the same period, Statistics Canada reports.

The share of manufacturing jobs in the economy fellto 11.5 per cent in 2008 from 14.4 per cent in 2004, the agency says.

The report says employment has fallen in almost all manufacturing industries since 2004, with only a few reporting increases — notably manufacturing of transportation equipment (excluding motor vehicles and parts), petroleum and coal products, and computer and electronic products.

Wednesday, February 25, 2009

A new study says Canada lost nearly one in seven manufacturing jobs between 2004 and 2008, or about 322,000 positions.

However, more than 1.5 million jobs were created in the rest of the economy during the same period, Statistics Canada reports.

The share of manufacturing jobs in the economy fell to 11.5 per cent in 2008 from 14.4 per cent in 2004, the agency says.

The report says employment has fallen in almost all manufacturing industries


since 2004, with only a few reporting increases — notably manufacturing of transportation equipment (excluding motor vehicles and parts), petroleum and coal products, and computer and electronic products.

A new study says Canada lost nearly one in seven manufacturing jobs between 2004 and 2008, or about 322,000 positions.

However, more than 1.5 million jobs were created in the rest of the economy during the same period, Statistics Canada reports.

The share of manufacturing jobs in the economy fell to 11.5 per cent in 2008 from 14.4 per cent in 2004, the agency says.

The report says employment has fallen in almost all manufacturing industries since 2004, with only a few reporting increases — notably manufacturing of transportation equipment (excluding motor vehicles and parts), petroleum and coal products, and computer and electronic products.

Anew study says Canada lost nearly one in seven manufacturing jobs between 2004 and 2008, or about 322,000 positions.

However, more than 1.5 million jobs were created in the rest of the economy during the same period, Statistics Canada reports.

The share of manufacturing jobs in the economy fell to 11.5 per cent in 2008 from 14.4 per cent in 2004, the agency says.

The report says employment has fallen in almost all manufacturing industries since 2004, with only a few reporting increases — notably manufacturing of transportation equipment (excluding motor vehicles and parts), petroleum and coal products, and computer and electronic products.

A new study says Canada lost nearly one in seven manufacturing jobs between 2004 and 2008, or about 322,000 positions.

However, more than 1.5 million jobs were created in the


rest of the economy during the same period, Statistics Canada reports.

The share of manufacturing jobs in the economy fell to 11.5 per cent in 2008 from 14.4 per cent in 2004, the agency says.

The report says employment has fallen in almost all manufacturing industries since 2004, with only a few reporting increases — notably manufacturing of transportation equipment (excluding motor vehicles and parts), petroleum and coal products, and computer and electronic products.

Fewer basements dug, less concrete poured, and far fewer bricks were laid in Canada in 2008 than in 2007.

Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. says housing starts fell 7.5 per cent to about 211,056 units in 2008. And that’s just the beginning. The agency forecasts sharply lower levels of starts for the next two years, along with slidinghome sales.

Fewer basements dug, less concrete poured, and far fewer bricks were laid in Canada in 2008 than in 2007.

Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. says housing starts fell 7.5 per cent to about 211,056 units in 2008. And that’s just the beginning. The agency forecasts sharply lower levels of starts for the next two years, along with sliding home sales.

Thursday, February 19, 2009

Loblaw Companies Ltd. said Wednesday that stronger sales, an absence of restructuring charges and a gain from the sale of its food services business helped propel it to a big jump in its fourth-quarter profits.

Loblaw Companies Ltd. said Wednesday that stronger sales, an absence of restructuring charges and a gain from the sale of its food services business helped propel it to a big jump in


Wednesday that AbitibiBowater will get less than it expects for assets the provincial government has moved to expropriate through legislation.

The pulp and paper company recently put a price tag on those assets in documents filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, saying while it still is evaluating the full impact of the expropriation, the assets are roughly worth $300 million.

The Canadian dollar tumbled more than one cent against the U.S. dollar after trading down by two cents earlier in the day.

While the loonie sank, North American stock indices were hit with triple-digit losses.

Nervous investors appeared to seek safety in the U.S. dollar and in gold after a G7 finance ministers meeting over the weekend that did not produce much in the way of new economic strategies todeal with the world economic downturn.

Newfoundland and Labrador Premier Danny Williams said Wednesday that AbitibiBowater will get less than it expects for assets the provincial government has moved to expropriate through legislation.

The pulp and paper company recently put a price tag on those assets in documents filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, saying while it still is evaluating the full impact of the expropriation, the assets are roughly worth $300 million.

The Canadian dollar tumbled more than one cent against the U.S. dollar after trading down by two cents earlier in the day.

While the loonie sank, North American stock indices were hit with triple-digit losses.

Nervous investors appeared to seek safety in the U.S. dollar and in gold after a G7 finance ministers meeting over the weekend that


did not produce much in the way of new economic strategies to deal with the world economic downturn.

The Canadian dollar tumbled more than one cent against the U.S. dollar after trading down by two cents earlier in the day.

While the loonie sank, North American stock indices were hit with triple-digit losses.

Nervous investors appeared to seek safety in the U.S. dollar and in gold after a G7 finance ministers meeting over the weekend that did not produce much in the way of new economic strategies to deal with the world economic downturn.

Newfoundland and Labrador Premier Danny Williams said Wednesday that AbitibiBowater will get less than it expects for assets the provincial government has moved to expropriate through legislation.

The pulp and paper company recently put a price tag on thoseassets in documents filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, saying while it still is evaluating the full impact of the expropriation, the assets are roughly worth $300 million.

The Canadian dollar tumbled more than one cent against the U.S. dollar after trading down by two cents earlier in the day.

While the loonie sank, North American stock indices were hit with triple-digit losses.

Nervous investors appeared to seek safety in the U.S. dollar and in gold after a G7 finance ministers meeting over the weekend that did not produce much in the way of new economic strategies to deal with the world economic downturn.

The Canadian dollar tumbled more than one cent against the U.S. dollar after trading down by two cents earlier in the day.

While the loonie sank, North


American stock indices were hit with triple-digit losses.

Nervous investors appeared to seek safety in the U.S. dollar and in gold after a G7 finance ministers meeting over the weekend that did not produce much in the way of new economic strategies to deal with the world economic downturn.

The Canadian dollar tumbled more than one cent against the U.S. dollar after trading down by two cents earlier in the day.

While the loonie sank, North American stock indices were hit with triple-digit losses.

Nervous investors appeared to seek safety in the U.S. dollar and in gold after a G7 finance ministers meeting over the weekend that did not produce much in the way of new economic strategies to deal with the world economic downturn.

The Canadian dollar tumbled more than one centagainst the U.S. dollar after trading down by two cents earlier in the day.

While the loonie sank, North American stock indices were hit with triple-digit losses.

Nervous investors appeared to seek safety in the U.S. dollar and in gold after a G7 finance ministers meeting over the weekend that did not produce much in the way of new economic strategies to deal with the world economic downturn.

The Canadian dollar tumbled more than one cent against the U.S. dollar after trading down by two cents earlier in the day.

While the loonie sank, North American stock indices were hit with triple-digit losses.

Nervous investors appeared to seek safety in the U.S. dollar and in gold after a G7 finance ministers meeting over the weekend that did not produce much in the way


of new economic strategies to deal with the world economic downturn.

The Canadian dollar tumbled more than one cent against the U.S. dollar after trading down by two cents earlier in the day.

While the loonie sank, North American stock indices were hit with triple-digit losses.

Nervous investors appeared to seek safety in the U.S. dollar and in gold after a G7 finance ministers meeting over the weekend that did not produce much in the way of new economic strategies to deal with the world economic downturn.

The Canadian dollar tumbled more than one cent against the U.S. dollar after trading down by two cents earlier in the day.

While the loonie sank, North American stock indices were hit with triple-digit losses.

Nervous investors appeared to seek safety in the U.S. dollar and ingold after a G7 finance ministers meeting over the weekend that did not produce much in the way of new economic strategies to deal with the world economic downturn.

The Canadian dollar tumbled more than one cent against the U.S. dollar after trading down by two cents earlier in the day.

While the loonie sank, North American stock indices were hit with triple-digit losses.

Nervous investors appeared to seek safety in the U.S. dollar and in gold after a G7 finance ministers meeting over the weekend that did not produce much in the way of new economic strategies to deal with the world economic downturn.

The Canadian dollar tumbled more than one cent against the U.S. dollar after trading down by two cents earlier in the day.

While the loonie sank, North American


stock indices were hit with triple-digit losses.

Nervous investors appeared to seek safety in the U.S. dollar and in gold after a G7 finance ministers meeting over the weekend that did not produce much in the way of new economic strategies to deal with the world economic downturn.

Canada's broadcast regulator says it wants to allow one-year licence renewals to conventional television broadcasters, such as CBC, CTV and Global in spring 2009, because of the financial issues faced by the industry.

The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission usually renews broadcast licences for a seven-year period.

The CRTC issued a statement Friday outlining the issues it will cover in its spring 2009 hearings, including the amount of local programming and Canadian programming broadcasters should produce.JUST WATCHED

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(CNN)In the next round of Rand Paul vs. Donald Trump, the Republican senator from Kentucky is releasing his campaign's first digital ad against his presidential rival, hitting the frontrunner in a video for supporting Democrats in the past.

The video, which his campaign says will be aired in a "substantial" ad buy, launches Wednesday in New Hampshire and Iowa and runs through the weekend.

With ominous music behind it, the video opens with favorable statements that Trump has made about Democratic economic policies, Hillary Clinton, and universal health care. It also features a comment he made in 1999, in which he said, "I really believe the Republicans are just too crazy right."

At one point, text on


the screen appears, asking if Trump is really "telling it like it is?"

Then it switches to the infamous clip of former President Bill Clinton answering: "It depends on what the meaning of the word is is."

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The second half of the two-minute video features footage of Paul talking about his record and policies in major speeches that he's delivered in the past year, portraying him as a candidate eager to reform Washington and return the Republican Party to conservative principles.

"The idea is not to go after Trump but rather to show the contrast between the two," said Doug Stafford, chief strategist for Paul. "A lifelong Democrat who is for bailouts, corporate welfare and buying influence vs. a reformer who wants to defeat the Washington machine, not buy it."

WhenA hair stylist and philanthropist who spent 24 hours sleeping rough in Brisbane's CBD says he is "disgusted" with how the public treats homeless people.

Jak Vaessen, who has raised more than $1 million for local charities, said his sleepout was in response to this month's Vinnies CEO Sleepout.

Instead of bunking in with the city's leaders at the Brisbane Powerhouse for a night, he sat in front of the Treasury Casino to raise funds for New Farm's 3rd Space homeless shelter.

He said what he saw and experienced over the weekend left him in shock.

"There were at least 10 women asleep in the street on Saturday night around the casino and a woman with half her pants hanging down laying on the footpath," he said.

"Not one person helped her.

"[People] demand


a safe Australia for all women and then step over a woman lying in the street."

Friends and supporters arrived periodically to wish Mr Vaessen luck, but he could only accept food or drink from strangers.

Jak says people's reactions to the city's homeless were shocking. ( Supplied: Ashley Smith, Crystal Essence Photography )

He said he was surprised that only one stranger stopped to offer him help.

"I felt embarrassed and ashamed because of the way people looked at me.

"They think that when you're homeless you're either are a drug addict or an alcoholic.

"In my 17 years working with the homeless that's a very small percentage."

Mr Vaessen was invited to a homeless shelter to have a hot breakfast on Saturday morning but said he lacked the energy to walk there afteranything."

Jak says he saw 10 women, and plenty of men, sleeping rough at night in Brisbane's CBD. ( Supplied: Jak Vaessen )

Sleeping rough to prove a point

Mr Vaessen told ABC Radio Brisbane he named the project the Joe Blow I'm Not a CEO Sleepout in response to St Vincent De Paul's annual homelessness fundraiser.

The Vinnies CEO Sleepout asks business leaders to sleep rough for a night to raise awareness and money to "break the cycle of homelessness and poverty in Australia".

There's evidence to show the CEO sleepout has effected social change, but Mr Vaessen said he believed it was too far removed from what people living on the streets experienced on a daily basis.

"I'd love to take a group of CEOs out for two full days and let


them walk in the city and see people's reactions to them when they look like a homeless person," he said.

"That's what makes change."

Anti-Poverty Network spokesperson Miles Whitaker protested at this month's CEO Sleepout in Brisbane and said there needed to be a more nuanced conversation around the struggles facing the homeless at such events.

"We're looking at it and seeing security guards and fences and portable toilets ... cars coming and going and food being delivered," he said.

"The homeless in Brisbane aren't getting that. They're living on park benches and in doorways in the bitter cold and they don't have security guards watching over them."

A few items to keep the cold away during the sleepout. ( Supplied: Ashley Smith, Crystal Essence Photography )

Vinnies commits to 'colder, harsher' experiences

Vinnies Queenslandchief executive Peter Maher said the organisation's sleepout events in Brisbane and the Gold Coast raised a record-breaking $1.5 million.

He said CEOs slept in a gusty wind corridor in nine-degree temperatures at Brisbane Powerhouse, formerly a derelict building used by the city's homeless sleeping rough.

"Vinnies CEO Sleepout can't ever replicate the real and confronting environment a homeless person endures every night," Mr Maher said.

"Its intention is to give people the opportunity to reflect on the issue of homelessness in our community, empathise, and raise vital funds for Vinnies homelessness services."

Two people sleeping rough on a cold winter night in front of the Treasury Casino. ( Supplied: Jak Vaessen )

Mr Maher said participants heard from two people who had experienced homelessness and were invited to walk a mile in


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Margaret Thatcher, the politician who was divisive in life, sparked major discussion following her death Monday. One major flashpoint: her legacy in relation to women and feminism. David Greene talks to Polly Toynbee, a columnist for The Guardian, about Thatcher's complicated legacy.

DAVID GREENE, HOST:

Now, as we consider the legacy of Margaret Thatcher, the question arises about her significance as the only woman to serve as British prime minister, and the first woman to lead a government of a major Western nation. Kim Campbell, who briefly served as Canada's first woman prime minister in the early 1990s, put it this way last night on the "PBS NewsHour."

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PRIME MINISTER KIM CAMPBELL: But she really just, I think, opened up


a female prime minister in her entire lifetime. So what enabled her to take this role, and be taken really seriously?

TOYNBEE: Well, it shocked her own party. She came through the middle in a tight race to be leader, and people put their votes with her as a way of blocking the other side. And they were all rather shocked when they got her, and they didn't quite know what they'd got.

GREENE: So she comes into power this way. No one really expected it. And when she is in the role of prime minister, she had strong words for the women's movement in Britain. I mean, she once said: I hate feminism. It's poison. I mean, why do you think she so firmly distanced herself from those discussions?

TOYNBEE:She went out of her way to have nothing whatever to do with any feminist ideas. She pulled up the ladder after her. She was the only post-war prime minister in Britain to have had a Cabinet for part of the time with no other woman in it at all. She had this firm idea that there were quotas, as we heard in that clip, and there was merit. And she was merit.

And anything that seemed to help women might in some way diminish her achievement, or might suggest to people that she only got there because she was woman - to some extent, she did because she was very much the token woman who was put in the Cabinet by her predecessor, because they always had to


have women in the Cabinet, though she didn't always. So I think perhaps she was fighting against the idea that she'd only got her first foot on the ladder because they needed a woman, anyway.

GREENE: Canada's first woman prime minister, I mean, as we just heard, Kim Campbell, she said that Margaret Thatcher showed that you could be tough and feminine all at once. Was Margaret Thatcher both?

TOYNBEE: Yes, I think she was. She was notoriously flirtatious, and often surprised foreign leaders who were not used to dealing with a woman. But tough she certainly was. If you look at her social legacy in this country, it's devastating, and we live with it still. She created a kind of inequality not seen since before the war.

GREENE: Well, letme ask you, then, because you wrote for an American publication in the 1980s, a piece called "Is Margaret Thatcher a Woman?" You were very critical of her impact on women. It sounds like what you're saying is as a symbol, she was very important, but that her policies were not good for women, in your mind.

TOYNBEE: Exactly so. She did nothing at all for women, nothing in terms of childcare, child benefits, making it easier for women to juggle family and children. She was very rich herself, and so had no problem or experience of worrying about how she looked after her twins at the same time as being prime minister. And she simply had no natural empathy or identity with women, and I think felt that


1967, at about 7:50 a. m., the plaintiff Andrew J. Lacy was unloading office equipment from a station wagon parked parallel along the curb in the street in front of his employer, Copying and Visual Products Company, in Minot. Mr. Lacy was standing at the rear of the station wagon unloading office equipment when he was struck by the automobile driven by Mr. Grinsteinner. Mr. Grinsteinner had driven up with intentions to parallel park the automobile along the curb behind Mr. Lacy's station wagon. Mr. Grinsteinner was unable to stop the automobile before striking Mr. Lacy because of the failure of the brakes on the automobile he was driving. Mr. Lacy received multiple injuries.
The automobile driven by Mr. Grinsteinner was owned by Don Moe Dodge, Inc. About aweek before the accident, on the 26th of June, 1967, Mr. Grinsteinner had taken his own automobile to the Don Moe Dodge, Inc., garage for repair and had received from the defendant Don Moe Dodge, Inc., a 1963 Chrysler to use while his car was being repaired. As Mr. Grinsteinner was a traveling salesman for Copying and Visual Products, it was necessary that he have an automobile for his use in the business. Mr. Grinsteinner had used the 1963 Chrysler automobile in making his calls in his territory during the week of June 25th and had returned to Minot on Friday, June 30th, in the evening, from his territory. While on his way to his territory, on or about Tuesday, June 27th, while at Devils Lake, he discovered


the end of the week, returned to his home in Minot from his territory.
He stayed overnight at his home, and the next morning, Saturday, July 1, he drove in the 1963 Chrysler automobile to the place of business of his employer, Copying and Visual Products, for the purpose of billing out sales made on his trip and to attend a regular sales meeting scheduled to be held that morning at the office of Copying and Visual Products.
Some time prior to June 30, Mr. Grinsteinner, with other employees of Copying and Visual Products, had organized a separate corporation, Mr. Music Man, Inc., with headquarters to be at Fargo, North Dakota. Mr. Grinsteinner was to terminate his employment with Copying and Visual Products on June 30 and go on thepayroll of Mr. Music Man on July 1.
Mr. Grinsteinner remained in the service of Copying and Visual Products and under the supervision of the manager of Copying and Visual Products for several days after July 1, and did not commence actual work with Mr. Music Man until July 10, although his first paycheck from Mr. Music Man covered the period from July 1 to July 15, both inclusive, and the last paycheck from Copying and Visual Products covered the period ending June 30.
Mr. Grinsteinner and his family moved from Minot to Grand Forks the weekend following the 4th of July, on July 8, 1967.
We will consider next the claim of Mr. Grinsteinner that he and Mr. Lacy were employed by the same employer at the time of the


terminated his employment with Copying and Visual Products on June 30, the day before the accident, and that on July 1, the day of the accident, Mr. Grinsteinner was in the employ of a new employer, Mr. Music Man, and therefore they were not fellow employees at the time of the accident. Consequently, his action against Mr. Grinsteinner was not barred by the statute.
Mr. Grinsteinner asserts that at the time of the accident (1) he was an employee of Copying and Visual Products, (2) he was acting "in the course of employment" as an employee of Copying and Visual Products *16 as a traveling salesman, and (3) as he and Mr. Lacy were fellow employees he was immune from suit under the statute.
It is conceded that Mr. Lacybe terminated as of June 30, continue to July 1 although his new employment with Mr. Music Man was to commence on July 1, the date of the accident? It appears from the testimony that Mr. Grinsteinner continued to work for Copying and Visual Products for several days after June 30, under the direction and control of the manager of Copying and Visual Products, and was doing work for and under the control of Copying and Visual Products on Saturday, July 1. In this case, Mr. Grinsteinner was on his way to the place of business of Copying and Visual Products to bill out the sales made on his trip and to attend a sales meeting at which he was required to be present.
The issue centers around whether


had fulfilled these requirements to establish that he was an employee of Copying and Visual Products at the time of the accident.
But, the question arises whether Mr. Grinsteinner was acting in the course of employment with Copying and Visual Products during the time he was going from his home to the place of business of his employer on the public streets, after he had returned to his home the previous evening from his sales territory.
*17 Generally, an employee going to and from his work off the premises of his employer in a public street is not engaged in the course of his employment, and an injury to an employee resulting from an accident in the public street is not compensable. Pillen v. Workmen's Compensation Bureau, 60 N.D. 465,regarded as acting in the course of his employment as long as he is traveling in the interest of his employer's business, including the whole period of time between his starting from, and returning to, his place of business or home.
In 58 Am.Jur., Workmen's Compensation, § 225, p. 730 (1948), it is said:
The course of employment of a traveling salesman, for the purposes of workmen's compensation, covers both the time and the place of the traveling as well as of the selling of goods.
In M. E. Badon Refrigeration Co. v. Badon, 231 Miss. 113, 95 So.2d 114 (1957), it was held that a traveling salesman who was killed on his way home to spend the night with his family and who on the following day was to return


to the office of his employer for further duties with his employer, was held to be engaged in the course of his employment.
In Rafferty v. Dairymen's League Co-op. Ass'n, 16 N.J.Misc. 363, 200 A. 493 (1938), where a sales supervisor was injured on the way to his home after attending a banquet with other members of the sales force where customers were being entertained, the court said that traveling salesmen are regarded as acting in the course of their employment as long as they are traveling in the interest of the employer's business, including the whole period of time between their starting from and returning to their place of business or home.
Frank Lyon Co. v. Oats, 225 Ark. 682, 284 S.W.2d 637 (1955), presents a similar factual situationto the present case. There the employee was employed by the Lyon Co. as a traveling salesman, with his territory in western Arkansas and eastern Oklahoma. The eastern boundary of his territory was about forty miles west of the town of Perry, where he lived, and approximately ninety miles west of Little Rock, the headquarters of his employer. The employee would leave Perry Monday morning, *18 work in the territory until Friday evening, and then return to Perry Friday night. On Saturday morning he was required to go to Little Rock to attend a sales meeting at the Lyon Co. The employee was injured in an automobile accident on Saturday afternoon when he was returning from the sales meeting at Little Rock to Perry. The court found that


he was injured while in the course of his employment. The court said that he was regularly required by his company to go to Little Rock for a sales meeting each Saturday morning; that the trip was part of his duty. It was while he was returning from Little Rock to his assigned territory, and on no deviation whatsoever, that he received his injuries.
In Whalen v. Buchman, 200 Minn. 171, 273 N.W. 678 (1937), a door-to-door salesman returned home from her sales route to eat supper, and after supper was injured in the street on the way to her employer's office to attend a sales meeting as required as part of the duty of employment, it was held that such injury was in the course of the employment.The court said that when an employee is engaged in the performance of the service in the place where his presence is required and during the hours of service, and an accidental injury is sustained, it can be found that such injury arose in and out of the course of employment. This was a trip required of her each Monday evening; it was part of her employment. The office of her employer, to which she was on the way when injured, was not the place where her canvassing work was done, still it was the place where her presence was required. The court said there is justification for considering them a unit, that is the actual canvassing for customers and the trips to the office for instruction, so


that she was engaged in her work for her employer when going to and from the office, as well as when traveling on her territory seeking customers.
In Harvey v. Bakers' & Consumers' Compressed Yeast Co., 244 App.Div. 838, 279 N.Y.S. 511 (1935), the death of a salesman who took merchandise from the office of his employer to his home at night, and who was to deliver the merchandise before reporting to the office, and who was killed in the morning en route to the office, was held compensable as occurring in the course of employment.
In Raimone v. Fligelman, 245 App.Div. 780, 280 N.Y.S. 928 (1935), an injury sustained by a painter who had been working away from his employer's plant, who had finished one job and had goneto take tools home and to get some brushes for the next job, who while at home also had lunch and then started for the second job, and who was injured on his way, his injury was held compensable as arising out of and in the course of employment.
In Gibb v. Highway G.M.C. Sales & Service Corp., 178 Neb. 127, 132 N.W.2d 297 (1964), it was held that an employee who was authorized to travel in the performance of his duties and was expected to be available at all hours for performance of his employer's business, and who had deviated from employment at a specified town but had returned to that town, and was injured while proceeding to another town to obtain lodging for the night during the


business trip, was in the scope of employment within the compensation law when the accident occurred, and the accident was compensable.
In Welch v. North Dakota Workmen's Compensation Bureau, 75 N.D. 608, 31 N.W.2d 498 (1948), the employee was employed by the State Highway Department cutting weeds along the highway, using a mower drawn by a team of horses, which mower and team of horses were owned by the employee, for which he was paid an hourly wage for his services, and an additional sum per hour for the use of the mower and team. He was authorized by his foreman to repair the mower whenever it broke down and that he could make such repairs on the Highway Department's time. On the day of the accident he tookthe mower to the blacksmith shop to have it repaired and ran across the street to get *19 some tires for the mower, and also to the postoffice for the purpose of getting some daily report cards from the Highway Department that had been mailed to him, and while crossing the street from the postoffice on his return to the blacksmith shop he was struck by an automobile and sustained the injury complained of. This Court held that his injuries were compensable as arising in the course of employment. This Court said, at syllabus paragraph 1, "`in the course of employment' means in the course of the work that the employee is hired to do or in the performance of that which is incident to the work."
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which are operated separately: one, the emergency brake; and the other, the foot brake. The emergency brake system is a mechanical system, and the foot brake system is a hydraulic system.
Mr. Grinsteinner was a traveling salesman and used the automobile in his work. He left Minot, driving the automobile to Devils Lake, a distance of about 125 miles. He testified that while at Devils Lake he discovered the emergency brake did not work. However, he continued to drive the automobile during the entire week in his business, calling on customers, without having the emergency brake repaired, nor did he inform Don Moe Dodge of its defective condition.
After the accident on Saturday morning, July 1, the automobile was returned from the scene of the accident to the Don MoeAs Long as Nothing Happens, Nothing Will

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in 2003: Similarly, the higher the share of highly educated workers, the higher the expected long-run level of GDP per capita.

Population density in 2003: This indicator is a useful measure of urbanisation, while urban regions with a higher share of employees who work neither in agriculture nor in manufacturing should be more advanced and closer to the technological frontier, and thereby having a lower potential for growth.

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It is reassuring that these variables, which have a theoretical rationale, are found to have a statistically significant influence on economicdevelopments. We did not control for factors contemporaneous to the period of growth analysed – from 2003 to 2015 – to avoid certain econometric problems, with only two exceptions. First, the earliest regional institutional quality data available is for 2010. Second, the growth of the tertiary sector from 2003 to 2015 is a powerful driver of economic growth and it is important to include it in the regression.

Map 2 shows 1,337 EU regions according to their degree of unexplained economic growth.

Map 2: Unexplained economic growth in EU regions, 2003-2015

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'Ghostbusters' Budget Cut, Fox Execs Courted: Tom Rothman Puts His Stamp on Sony

As Amy Pascal's studio successor lures an exec to head up international operations, he's cool on Scott Rudin, who could end up at Fox.

This story first appeared in the May 1 issue of The Hollywood Reporter magazine. To receive the magazine, click here to subscribe.

F. Scott Fitzgerald once said that "the test of a first-rate intelligence is the ability to hold two opposed ideas in mind at the same time and still retain the ability to function." By that definition, Sony's new film studio chief Tom Rothman is one of the smartest people in Hollywood, as even his harshest critics would admit. The two opposed ideas in Rothman's mind are that he has changed into afilms, might clash with Rothman, also known for his own heavy hand in marketing. "I am extremely involved in all my films, and I will continue to be, and there's been nothing to lead me to believe that that's not going to continue to be the case with Tom Rothman," Moritz tells THR. "I hope to have as good a relationship with this version of Sony as I have had in the past." Rothman has a special incentive to make it work given that he is said to have a particular interest in melding the Jump Street franchise with the studio's Men in Black property.

On the financial front, Rothman already has managed to tighten the budget on Paul Feig's all-female Ghostbusters, planned for July 2016, without any apparent


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In more ways than one, Rothman clearly is looking to bolster Sony in the international area. On April 13, the studio poached Sanford Panitch from Fox to head up efforts in that area. Though Sony Entertainment CEO Michael Lynton had been working toward luring Panitch long before Pascal's job was in jeopardy, Rothman — whowas Panitch's boss at Fox for two decades — was key to sealing the deal. The shift enlarges Panitch's domain to include not just film but television — something he had attempted to do at Fox but could not execute since that studio's film and television divisions operate very separately. (Panitch reports to Lynton.)

Rothman has done some more shopping at Fox: In recent weeks, he approached Fox 2000 president Elizabeth Gabler to run TriStar but was rebuffed, and he also tried to lure two senior Fox production executives. Even before taking the top Sony job, he worked behind the scenes to woo Tomas Jegeus, co-president of worldwide marketing and distribution at Fox. (Jegeus was interested but decided to re-up at Fox.)

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Email: Kim.Masters@thr.com

Twitter: @KimMastershe’s bulletproof, Aquaman does share at least weakness with non-Atlanteans – Piranha.

When a villain named Charybdis interfered with Aquaman’s ability to communicate with sea life and submerged his arm in a pool of Piranha, Aquaman did probably the most badass thing possible and grafted a harpoon onto the stump. It stayed there for years until his death and subsequent resurrection in Brightest Day.

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Roy Harper

Cry For Justice was meant to launch a new era for the Justice League, but it felt more like an ending than a beginning – especially for Roy Harper, the former Speedy-turned-Arsenal-turned-Red Arrow. In a clash with Prometheus, the villain cut off Roy’s arm with a nanite-laced blade that prevented prosthesis.

Roy’s life quickly spiraled downward after his daughter Lian died at the end


of Cry For Justice, leading him to relapse on drugs. Roy’s relapse in turn led to a series of increasingly dark incidents, including an infamous moment when he beat several criminals with a dead cat.

Yup – it really was that dark.

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Cyborg

Vic Stone was a star athlete whose career was cut short in high school after his father Silas accidentally summoned a monster that nearly killed him. As a result, Silas replaced the missing parts of Vic’s body with cybernetic tech.

Cyborg went on to join the Teen Titans, but in modern continuity, he’s a founding member of the Justice League.

Technically, Cyborg lost all his limbs – but there are other DC characters like the Brain and Metallo that have technically lost their entire original bodies.

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Alfred

Alfredwas a teenage thrill seeker who, along with a group of other teenagers, was abducted by aliens and discovered he had powers. He later became a member of a short-lived incarnation of the Teen Titans, before spending time as a criminal.

Years later, Risk was called back into active duty during Infinite Crisis and discovered first hand that his alien DNA doesn’t stack up to that of Superboy Prime, who tore Risk’s arm off in battle (see above).

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KGBeast

Anatoli Knyazev was a Russian government operative who had his strength cybernetically enhanced. KGBeast tangled with Batman, nearly fighting the Dark Knight to a standstill before Batman gained the upper hand (pun intended) by snaring KGBeast in place with his bat-rope.

Unwilling to lose, KGBeast got free by severing his own


arm, which he later had replaced by a cybernetic machine gun.

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Armless Master & Legless Master

It’s unknown whether the Armless Master and Legless Master were born without their respective limbs, or lost them later. What is known is that the two brothers became skilled martial artists in a Thai fighting circus.

The pair traveled to Gotham, where they trained even the likes of Catwoman in the art of hand-to-hand (sorry) combat before being slain by the League of Assassins.

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Sister Superior

Vera Lynn Black lost her arms in a childhood accident. When her brother Manchester Black died trying to kill Superman, she had a pair of cybernetic limbs packed with weaponry outfitted where her arms should have been.

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The defendant is an automobile dealership engaged in the sale of new and used cars and in automobile repair. Defendant received a new Ford Pinto for sale late in 1975. This car was used by the daughters of defendant's president for their own transportation. During the time they were using it the car was involved in an accident. The damage was repaired in defendant's shop at a cost of approximately $3,000. The vehicle was then placed on the new car lot for sale with an odometer reading of 4,000 miles.
Plaintiff purchased the car in February


1976. It was represented to him as a new car which had been used as a demonstrator by the daughters of the corporation's president and that it had only the wear and tear incident to the mileage shown on the odometer. It was never disclosed to plaintiff that the car had been damaged in an accident and subsequently repaired.
Plaintiff made several complaints about the operation of the vehicle to defendant. He was never informed, during any of the times he made the several complaints, that the car had been in an accident. He ultimately learned, in June 1976 from a third party, that the vehicle had been damaged and repaired.
On July 1, 1976, plaintiff filed a complaint alleging a cause of action in two counts. Count one allegedA Kickstarter project aiming to turn unofficial Doctor Who audio spin-off The Minister of Chance into a movie starring Paul McGann and Sylvester McCoy launched on Thursday, immediately drawing pledges of over £15,000.

Seventh and Eighth Doctors McCoy and McGann are set to reprise their roles from the cult sci-fi podcast if the first instalment of the proposed four-part movie reaches its target budget of £100,000 on the crowd-funding website.

Despite it’s humble origins as a fan-funded venture, the original audio drama boasts a star-studded cast with the two former Doctors joined by big-name British actors including Philip Glenister, Tamsin Greig and Jenny Agutter, as well as former EastEnders and Sherlock star Lauren Crace, and Paul Darrow, best known for another classic sci-fi series, Blake’s 7.

The Minister of Chance was


created by Dan Freeman and based on characters from 2001 Doctor Who BBC audio drama serial Death Comes to Time, which he produced and directed.

The eponymous Minister was played by Stephen Fry in the original series, with Julian Wadham taking over for Freeman’s spin-off.

McGann plays the slithery Ambassador Durian of the magic-worshipping people of Sezuan, while McCoy is their hapless leader The Witch Prime.

In a land where science is outlawed, Crace is feral barmaid Kitty, whose life changes one night when she follows a cloaked stranger through a doorway to another world…

Rewards for pledging money to the movie project range from a mention in the film’s credits for a £10 donation to one of the main characters’ original costumes for those willing to shell out £2,500 or more.

The“very helpful in terms of providing facilities and lab space.” Stony Brook’s goal, Smith said, is to help companies like BTG succeed and measures that success in the number of new jobs created in the energy field.

Solovyov, who grew up in the Ukraine, said he has had several breakthroughs in his career. He helped develop a patented technology that can speed up the processing of superconducting materials by a factor of 10. “That has been used in production and I’m very proud of it,” Solovyov said. The professor lives in Rocky Point with his wife Olena Rybak and their two children, Natasha, 19, who attends Suffolk County Community College, and Dennis, 14, who is in high school. Solovyov said he enjoys Long Island, where he can fish for


neck pain specialist.

There are several reasons for neck pain:

Working at a desk for too long without changing the position while working, also causes neck pain

Sleeping in the wrong position while sleeping and exercising incorrectly also causes neck pain

Jerking your neck during exercise

An injury to the neck causes the neck muscles and ligaments to fall out of their usual range, causing neck pain

Fibromyalgia also causes muscle pain in the neck and shoulder area. For this, you need neck-shoulder pain treatment from the specialist.

One of the symptoms of a heart attack is neck pain that often presents with other signs of a heart attack, such as shortness of breath, arm or jaw pain, nausea, sweating, and vomiting

Rheumatoid arthritis can cause neck pain when they are in the neck area

Osteoporosis bonesBig agriculture and a DNR that lets corporations have their way with Wisconsin waters that belong to everyone are again enabling the same trout stream in Portage County to fall to worrisome levels:

The Little Plover runs about 6 miles before it empties into the Wisconsin River. It attracted national attention when parts of the river ran dry in 2005. American Rivers named the Little Plover one of the nation's 10 most endangered in an annual assessment in 2013.

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Sounds like all the more reason to divert water from the Great Lakes so that communities outside that basin can draw down the water there. And when I say "communities", please remember -- it will not be common households that pull most of the water -- places like Waukesha will


attack the community and inflame hate across the state.

Water running dry? Too much poo in your water? No big deal -- neocons aim to divert it from the Great Lakes Basin anyhow, eventually selling it across the land. Does anyone else remember the rallying cry from a few years ago that Wisconsin would be the "OPEC of Water"?

Banned in Milwaukee

The right, suburbanites say "No light rail for Milwaukee."

James Rowen's Bio

James Rowen, a writer and consultant, has worked for newspapers, and as the senior Mayoral staffer, in Madison and Milwaukee, WI. This blog began on 2/2/ 2007. Posts run also at various news sites, including The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel's "Purple Wisconsin."in the greater area, as well as in Thessaloniki, the second largest urban area with 1 million inhabitants. The Macedonian-Thrace Brewery, in contrast, is located in Komotini, a small town of 52,000 people about 250 km from Thessaloniki. This distance is a major competitive disadvantage, particularly given the high fuel costs in Greece. In many breweries, the direct costs of production are equalled and in some cases exceeded by the costs of transport, distribution, and advertising & promotion. Transporting beer 750 km from Komotini to Athens incurs major costs which cannot easily be absorbed, and which deregulation will not necessarily improve.

·The Athens Brewery’s turnover in 2009 amounted to EUR 448.3 million, while its total fixed assets amounted to EUR 471.98 mln. Of this, accounts receivable amounted to 65.3


       v.

JACKIE CLARK,

                Defendant - Appellant.

Appeal from the United States District Court for the Western
District of North Carolina, at Statesville.          Richard L.
Voorhees, District Judge. (5:06-cr-00035-RLV-DCK-14)

Submitted:   October 25, 2011             Decided:   December 7, 2011

Before GREGORY, SHEDD, and KEENAN, Circuit Judges.

Affirmed in part, vacated in part, and remanded by unpublished
per curiam opinion.

John J. Cacheris, DOZIER, MILLER, POLLARD & MURPHY, LLP,
Charlotte, North Carolina, for Appellant.      Anne M. Tompkins,
United States Attorney, Richard Lee Edwards, Assistant United
States Attorney, Asheville, North Carolina, for Appellee.

Unpublished8 Ball: Round 1 – LoveTheAss Punches Axel Abysse

In this new video by Axel Abysse, the famous fisting bottom experiments with his rosebud. He takes billiard balls up it and then gets punched by LoveTheAss.

Axel Abysse was in a mood for something strange, so he decided to invite his new friend LoveTheAss to have punch fisting fun in a special way. In fact, how was the idea of such a video born? Axel was bored at home and surfed through countless television channels. He found a billiard channel, but instead of watching the sport, he thought of how the billiard balls would fit his rosebud. The idea was perfect, so he went to a nearby sporting goods store and bought a set of balls. We’re sure, the seller


It's believed that the hard-line immigration policies of President Donald Trump have fueled the increase in the number of Americans fleeing to Canada.

The United States supplied the third-highest number of asylum-seekers to Canada in 2017, topped by Haiti (7,785 applicants) at No. 1 and Nigeria (6,005 applicants) at No. 2.

There's a large number of asylum-seekers this year as well, with 1,215 Americans requesting refuge in Canada through the end of August.

Canadian officials said that while Canada remains an open, welcoming country, crossing into it is not "a ticket for permanent residence."

"Coming to Canada, asking for asylum in Canada is not a guarantee for permanent residence in Canada," Louis Dumas, a spokesman for the immigration ministry, said last year.

Why Haitians are leaving the US

About 80% to 85% of theUS asylum-seekers are of Haitian descent, according to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.

Many Haitians have headed to Canada over concerns they'll lose their temporary protected status or TPS, in the United States.

The Trump administration moved to end the TPS program, but those plans have been temporarily blocked
by a federal judge. US District Judge Edward Chen granted a preliminary injunction last month stopping the government from terminating TPS for immigrants from Sudan, El Salvador, Haiti and Nicaragua.

The Haitian part of TPS started shortly after the devastating 2010 earthquake in Haiti when the Obama administration granted Haitian immigrants -- who had already been living in the United States -- temporary protected status.

The program allowed them to work and shielded them from deportation. It also provided temporary refuge considering that Haiti


had suffered one of the deadliest earthquakes in history, and the country was seen as too unstable for people to return.

The program has since been repeatedly renewed. But in 2017, Department of Homeland Security officials said conditions in Haiti were improving since the earthquake and that the program should be terminated.

A wave of Haitians moved across the northern border. Many have expressed concern they'll be deported if they stay in the United States.

Canada ended its version of a program that was similar to the TPS for Haitians in 2016, the Canadian Broadcasting Corp. reported
. This means Haitians without status can be deported from Canada.

Many asylum-seekers have headed for Quebec, where Montreal has a large Haitian community.Donald Trump's Turnberry resort remains in red with losses of Â£3.38m

Donald Trump's flagship Scottish golf resort has incurred multimillion pound losses for the fourth consecutive year under his ownership.

By The Newsroom Thursday, 4th October 2018, 4:02 pm Updated Friday, 5th October 2018, 2:33 am

The US president’s Turnberry resort ran up losses of £3.38m last year. It means that since he took over the South Ayrshire enclave in 2014, its losses total nearly £33m.

The latest annual loss is notable, given it covers the first full year of operations since the reopening of the resort after an extensive redevelopment of both its hotel and Ailsa golf course.

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Despite failing to return Turnberry to profit, Trump’s son, Eric Trump, welcomed the figures as “one of the most robust financial results” at the resort in a decade.

Turnberry has yet to return a profit under Donald Trump's ownership. Picture: John Devlin

The latest annual accounts for SLC Turnberry Limited and its parent company, Golf Recreation Scotland Limited, were published today by Companies House.

The annual losses were significantly stemmed from the record £17.6m loss posted in 2016, but even so, the figures make clear that the challenge of wrenching Turnberry out of the red remains a formidable one.

They show turnover nearly doubled from £8.8m to £15.2m last year, which is in large part due to the fact the course was only open for sixmonths in 2016 as the refurbishment works were carried out. However, even during the half-year it was opened, it still ran up an operating loss of £670,000.

The increase in revenue over the 12 month period was offset elsewhere. The cost of sales rose from £6.9m to £9.5m in 2017, while administrative expenses were up by more than £800,000.

Staffing numbers also went up from 313 to 395, with the wage bill increasing from £5.4m to £7.1m.

The accounts also show that the resort remains heavily reliant on Trump for its finances. It owes the 72-year-old £107m, money that he provided in the form of interest free loans.

Trump visited Turnberry in July on a “working visit” to the UK, playing two rounds of golf at the historic property.

That month, The Scotsman


revealed the US State Department paid SLC Turnberry Limited more than £50,000 towards accommodation costs in connection with the visit.

In a strategic report accompanying the accounts, Eric Trump, a director of the two firms, said his father’s property company remained committed to Turnberry for the long haul.

He stated: “The directors believe that the resort will return to profitability in the short to medium term.

“The Trump Organisation remains fully committed to the resort and further redevelopments are ongoing.”

Although Eric is predominantly in charge of redeveloping Turnberry, it remains ultimately owned by his father, via a New York-based entity called the Donald J Trump Revocable Trust.

The latest accounts for Trump International Golf Links Scotland, the firm responsible for Trump’s first Scottish course, located in Balmedie, Aberdeenshire, have not yet beenThe International Center for 9/11 Studies has posted four new videos on its YouTube page. All of the videos were discovered in the materials received by the Center in response to its Freedom of Information Act lawsuit against the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) for all of the photographs and videos it used or received during its investigation.

The first video is an excerpt of an interview with 9/11 survivor Paul Lemos. It was extracted from Release 25 (42A0106-G25D16). Mr. Lemos describes what he believes are bombs exploding at the World Trade Center, well below the area where the airplane impacted the building. Interestingly, he refers to an architect "they [the authorities?] pulled in" who explained to Mr. Lemos that it wasn't explosions he was seeing.

The second


video is an excerpt from a talk given by Leslie Robertson, who worked for the engineering firm that built the WTC Towers, at Stanford University. It can be found in Release 25 (42A0346-G29D32 and 42A0347-G30D1). Robertson tells an anecdote about his exploration of the WTC site after the buildings fell, when one of the firemen he was with moved a block of concrete down at the B1 level to reveal a "little river of molten steel, flowing." This video also has a clip from a BBC special, where Robertson discusses the fact that the Towers were designed to survive the impact of a Boeing 707, the largest airplane of its day.

The third video is helicopter footage of the North Tower collapse. We aren't sure if this footage hasan artifact of unspeakable power. Each of the Guardians has a reason to desire this relic, as does a ruthless enemy who is the last of her kind, and who will stop at nothing to tear it from their hands. From Earth to the Milano to Knowhere and beyond, and set to the beat of awesome music, this five-part episodic series puts you in the rocket-powered boots of Star-Lord in an original Guardians adventure, told in the unique and award-winning Telltale style, where your decisions and actions will drive the path of the story you experience.

Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy: The Telltale Series is slated to arrive sometime in 2017.


On Being Thankful For Your Hometown

Some people choose to stay in their hometown forever. It’s where they were born, where they grew up, where they want to raise a family, and where they will be buried. Others leave the second they graduate high school, and never look back.

When I was 2 years old, my family moved from North Carolina to a small town in Virginia, directly at the foot of the Blue Ridge Mountains. That same year, I met my life-long best friend. I grew up with mulberry-stained feet, summer nights spent catching lightning bugs, cold months wrapped in a homemade quilt, and waking up to the smell of homemade biscuits, fresh out of the oven. My mom and dad tucked me in every night, reminding me thatbecause your hometown is one of the most influential places in shaping who you are. I’m thankful for Bedford because it played a major role in shaping the woman I am today. The town of 5,964 people, 76.4 percent of them white, taught me how to stand up for myself, the importance of being open-minded, and the benefits of having a warm and safe house to come home to.

But today, I’m mostly thankful for my hometown of Bedford, Virginia because it means home-cooked meals, snuggling with my dogs, and a chance to catch up on some much-need sleep.

Lydia is a senior at the College of William & Mary, with zero desire to move back to her hometown in rural Virginia. A liberal, Anglophile, and over-thinker,Lydia finds writing to


the enormous recuperation energy required between shots renders them extremely slow to fire.
The air gun of the parent application on the other hand develops more or less normal muzzle velocities comparable to a low-power gunpowder weapon and fires more rounds per minute than any known air gun. The motive force is provided by a large reservoir of compressed air, not magnetism. Magnetic forces are used in place of a breech block.
Thus appropriate ammunition for the weapon will be small, light, inexpensive, ferrous (meaning magnetically responsive, not necessarily iron based), and since the magnetically chambered action of the air gun does not handle rounds individually, it will also be spherical.
Cost of ammunition is a growing issue and for a gun, such as that gun of the parent application (whoseO-class submarines
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A “non party” who assists in the breach of the terms of a freezing order can be liable for conspiracy

The case is rooted in the Ablyazov litigation that took place between 2009 and 2012. From 2005 until 2009, Mr Ablyzov was the chairman and controlling shareholder of the Kazakhstan bank, JSC BTA Bank.

During his period of office, it is alleged that Mr Ablyazov embezzled US $6 billion from the bank. In April 2009, Mr Ablyazov fled Kazakhstan and obtained asylum in England. In August 2009, the bank commenced litigation against him in England. The bank obtained a disclosure order requiring Mr Ablyazov to identify and locate his assets. It also obtained a worldwide freezing order (WFO) preventing him dealing with his assets. Mr Ablyazov ostensibly complied with theONLINE ACADEMY:

Profit Over Life

Historic Failures

"IG Farben was Hitler and Hitler was IG Farben"

US Senator Homer T. Bone to the US Senate Committee on Military Affairs on June 4, 1943

Because of the paramount role of IG Farben in financing the rise of the Nazis and the preparation for WWII as a conquest war of global markets, the Nuremberg trial against IG Farben Industries documented on this web site was by far the most important one among the thirteen trials that made up the Nuremberg War Crimes Tribunal.

The US prosecution during the Nuremberg War Crimes Tribunals made clear that neither the rise of the Nazis, nor WWII nor the holocaust would have been possible without the financial and logistical support of IG Farben.

Today, more than six decades since the end


the post-war German government and the heirs of IG Farben paid billions in financial aid?

The Big Blunder: Harvard University

When there is a cover-up of that magnitude, there is always one piece that reveals a clue to solve these important questions. This clue comes from Harvard University.

In 2003 – six decades after the end of WWII – the governors of Harvard University decided to turn Harvard into an institution pioneering the way to finally reveal the historic facts and publish the Nuremberg War Crimes Tribunals – including the trial against IG Farben Industries – on the Website of the Harvard Law School for a world audience.

And there is a revealing sign posted on this construction site: “This website was last changed on July 2003.” In other words, someone atHarvard has made sure that the world gets the message: The work on this important website was essentially stopped the moment the project was announced in the press release!

We ask Harvard University: “Who interfered with the publication of the Nuremberg War Crimes Tribunal against IG Farben that you had already publicly announced? Was it the Rockefeller Trust, one of “heirs” of the IG Farben Empire after WWII – which also is one of the principle benefactors of Harvard University today?”

Historic Failures and why we have little time left to learn from them

This website is not maintained by those who wish to nebulize the guilt of the German people or deny the immense crimes committed by them against the Jewish or any other people during their reign of terror.


To the contrary, there can be nothing but utmost condemnation of these crimes.

The purpose of this website is to call on the people of the world to go one step further and expose the economic interests that helped to finance the holocaust, those forces that used the hatred against the Jewish people and other ethnic groups as a tool for the psychological mobilization for a war of conquest and those groups that benefited economically from the holocaust. Among those economic interests one name stands out above all: the chemical cartel IG Farben.

There is a burning reason why the exposure of IG Farben Industries as the economic interests behind WWII is important now.

Today, in October 2007, the world may only be weeks away from another World War deliberately launchedby the very same interest groups that brought the Nazis to power and sought to control the world then – the chemical/petrochemical/pharmaceutical investment business.

70 years after the political puppets of the chemical investment business launched World War II, their stakeholders today – namely George Bush (USA) and Nicholas Sarkozy (France) – are openly preparing a nuclear attack against Iran with the deliberate risk of throwing the world into a nuclear abyss.

It was the US Prosecutor in the Nuremberg War Crimes trial against IG Farben, Telford Taylor, who stated in 1947 that if the responsibility of the economic interests behind WWII – namely the oil and drug cartel – would not be brought to the daylight, they will cause even more harm in future generations than the Nazis ever


Total War: Arena, an upcoming free-to-play multiplayer-focused installment in The Creative Assembly's strategy game series, is in development, series lead designer James Russell announced during a GDC 2013 talk today.

Russell revealed that the game will feature 10v10 battles, with each player controlling three units. Players will be able to both earn and purchase items in-game. He characterized Total War: Arena as a cross between a multiplayer online battle arena and a massively multiplayer online role-playing game.

"It provides a much richer variety of experience," Russell said of the multiplayer-focused game.

The developer is hoping to gather a large player population, which is part of the reason The Creative Assembly chose the free-to-play model, Russell said. Total War: Arena has been in development about a year.

Russell said that the developer isexperimenting with changes to the Total War formula, focusing on changes like manual aim, charges and active firing, all of which are influenced by the MOBA genre. He also characterized it as a response to the three units players will control, as opposed to the 20 units in the "core" Total War series.

"We want Arena to be just as active and skill-based [as previous Total War games]," Russell said. "It absolutely has to be."

The Creative Assembly will be overhauling the damage control in Total War: Arena with a new focus on per-unit damage. Attacks from the left or right may only damage certain units, Russell explained.

"The behavior of individual men is completely automated," he said.

A series of short videos shown at the end of the reveal highlighted a


are at a stalemate at present due to the NRL arguing that it is not possible to pay that amount.

The battle between the NRL and the players has the potential to destroy the game and unless both sides are willing to compromise it could damage the sport. The stumbling block at the moment is the NRL refusing to open up its books so that it allows complete transparency between the two parties. The players believe that the organization is squandering millions every year and want to find out exactly where the money is going. With the NRL compromising and allowing this, it looks like the battle between the two it will greatly damage the sport.

In order to appease the players, the NRL are going to have to comedeliver. It has been a slow death for the sport as the decision was made back in 2003 to stop investment in grassroots and instead put money into élite program development.

It is going to take ARU a long time to recover from the mistake of not investing in grassroots rugby and if the NRL make the same mistake it could kill of both sports. The major problem with investing mainly in élite programs is that many players who develop at a later age were not getting picked up. The recruitment drive only focused on the players that were ready now and not look for the ones that have the development potential to be great.

The negotiation between the players and NRL is a pivotal moment in the history of