and Galvin took their planned trip to Anguilla after the party.
Husband believed a wedding had taken place and prorated the December 1992 spousal maintenance payment accordingly, which wife returned with a message indicating she had not remarried on December 5. On the advice of his attorney, husband paid wife's $13,000 spousal maintenance for December 1992, but did not pay the January and February 1993 payments; instead, he filed his petition for modification with the court.
At the modification hearing, wife testified that she was currently president and director of Elite Solutions, Inc. (ESI), a custom plastics molding company recently started and owned by Galvin, where she did part-time clerical work, including writing checks and handling receivables, and had just started in sales. She did not consider herself an employeeof ESI, and received no salary. Rather, she considered her work there to be "schooling," comparable to an internship or apprenticeship in which she would learn the business. Wife and Galvin had orally agreed that she would receive a 50 percent ownership interest in ESI when she and Galvin married or in August 1994, whichever first occurred. No evidence was introduced of ESI's current net worth, but wife testified that it had operated at a net loss during the last two fiscal years.
Beginning in June 1992, ESI had paid some of wife's household expenses including electric, gas, water, telephone, pool service, one-half of the yard service and one-half of household cleaning expenses. Wife testified that these amounts were advanced to her because of husband's delay in sending maintenance


living at the house, wife responded, "Oh, he does a lot of maintenance around the house that would normally cost a lot of money to have done."
Although Galvin did not pay household expenses, wife admitted he had paid for the majority of their travel, which included two trips to Mexico, a Disney World cruise, and the trip to Anguilla. He had also purchased a substantial amount of jewelry for wife and her children in 1992, including a $13,000 engagement ring.
At the time of the dissolution, wife's 7,400 square-foot house was valued at approximately $900,000. Wife testified that she did not list the house for sale immediately after the decree was entered because realtors advised her that the market for luxury homes was "soft" at that time, and thatfixed rate mortgage. Other expenses on the house, however, had increased because of the expiration of a home warranty since the decree; wife testified she had fixed settling cracks, repainted, and replaced a compressor, hot water heater and pool heater, in addition to incurring expenses in preparing to sell the house.
Husband argued at the hearing that, although he had stipulated that his ability to pay spousal maintenance was not at issue, he believed wife's spousal maintenance should be terminated on a theory of "marriage by estoppel," because he had detrimentally relied on her planned wedding on December 5, 1992, and had taken his current family on "a rather lavish vacation" to Spain, hired a new employee, bought office equipment, and incurred $20,000 in additional debt, in anticipation of


the end of his obligation to pay spousal maintenance to wife. Husband admitted that he was aware of wife's "dating" relationship with Galvin at the time of the decree, and admitted that wife would be paying the same household expenses and utilities even if Galvin were not living there; nonetheless, husband believed that Galvin's noncontribution to wife's living expenses was "unfair."
After the evidentiary hearing, the court issued its order terminating spousal maintenance for several reasons. First, the court found that for the past year and a half wife had been living with Galvin in wife's former marital residence in a relationship that was similar to a marriage in all respects except for a marriage license. Second, the court found that the residence had not been sold as anticipatedthe time of the hearing, however, wife's earning ability had not significantly changed since the decree. Although she held the title of president and director of ESI, no evidence contradicted her testimony that her work at ESI was equivalent to an internship because *275 she was learning a business in which she had no experience so that she could become financially independent. This was the apparent intent of the three-year award of spousal maintenance, which was provided in the original decree for the following reasons:
The Court FINDS Husband's average gross income exceeds $450,000 per year and that Wife presently has no income other than the spousal maintenance to be awarded herein and an unknown amount that Wife is capable of earning consistent with an entry level position of


a college graduate in broadcasting.
The Court FINDS that Wife will need child care expenses should she obtain employment....
....
Wife is presently unable to support herself through reasonable employment and is a caretaker of a child of tender years. Wife cannot reasonably support herself on the property apportioned to her in these proceedings.
The Court has considered the fact that both parties were, as a result of Husband's substantial earnings, able to live in a very comfortable lifestyle, including the ownership of the home in which Wife presently resides and which is being awarded to her. The Court was advised during the testimony that the home will be sold and that in today's market it has $200,000 in equity. Until the home is sold and the equity is realized, Wife hashave survived.

They are still searching for the mother of the baby, who is expected to make a full recovery despite having a dangerously low body temperature when he arrived at the hospital. The infant, who has a full head of hair, according to the The Times Herald, is being referred to as Baby Brandon, for Officer Brandon Rossow, who brought the child a teddy bear in the hospital.


Express. Each of the pumps weighed in excess of five hundred pounds. Roadway's truck was apparently not equipped with a liftgate and Eastside Marathon had no facilities for lifting the load out of the truck. The pumps were therefore slid over the back edge of the truck bed to plaintiff Leo Noble and other waiting employees of Eastside Marathon.
According to plaintiff's deposition, Hartel broke the bottom metal band on the carton containing one of the pumps as he slid the container off the back of the truck. When the pump inside then began to slide out of the cardboard container, it was pushed back up onto the bed of the truck, where it was turned around. The pump was then unloaded upside down. According to plaintiff, Hartel gaveduty of unloading devolved solely upon the consignee. When plaintiff contracted to truck these I-beams from the place of delivery by the carrier to the bridge site, he stepped into the place of the consignee, who was charged with the duty of unloading. At his option he might or might not take advantage of the conveniences afforded by the carrier in unloading the shipment. While in no way obligated to do so, in the instant case the defendant had provided at Flint a Gantric crane, the use of which, together with an operator, was tendered to shippers to aid them in unloading heavy articles. To hold that the defendant railroad company in so doing was discharging a part of its duty or its contract as a carrier would


Video: Missouri TV Stations Join Those Fooled by Fake Yo-Yo Champ

Have you heard yet about K-Strass, a.k.a. Kenny Strasser, a.k.a. Karl Strassburg a.k.a. the guy driving around the Midwest and showing up at morning news shows to demonstrate his yo-yo tricks?

He claims he's a yo-yo champion, though his skills don't suggest that. He's more like a brilliant comedian. Last week Strasser appeared on KQTV's "Hometown This Morning," in St. Joseph, Missouri. As the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel recently reported:Rock, for the construction of the pipe-line when other politicians were silent.

c) She called on Trump’s ties with Saudi Arabia and Israel. Countries dictating our foreign policy.

d) She called on her own senator Hirono, when Hirono was weaponizing religion (She wanted a nominee to stop being part of the knights of Columbus, as a requisite to occupy a federal post) a catholic organization.

e) She was the first to defend the right of Venezuelans to dictate their own future.

f) She has called on pardoning Assange, Manning, and Snowden, and define a process to allow whistle blowers to keep an eye on bad government actions.

g) Visited Syria to make sure that we were getting proper intelligence of what was going on the ground.

The list goes on and on, every single


Eisenhower Valley. With the continued attractiveness of the city, Alexandria is also seeking to partner with developers to preserve and expand the supply of affordable housing.

King Street Bike Lanes & Pedestrian Improvements

The City of Alexandria has installed pedestrian and bicycle improvements, including a dedicated bike lane, on a segment of King Street west of the Metro station to Janney’s Lane. The planned improvements are part of Alexandria’s Complete Streets policy, and are timed in conjunction with repaving of this stretch of King Street.

About the improvements

The improvements run from the west side of the King St Metro station up the hill to Janney’s Lane. City staff originally planned to add the improvements with the repaving and repair of this stretch, scheduled for fall 2013 or spring 2014. City staffPotomac Yard, Braddock Metro, and Eisenhower East. Meanwhile, the future of Landmark Mall and Eisenhower West are still being evaluated.

The new Potomac Yard plan improves upon an older plan while maintaining the walkable grid of streets, adding to the Route 1 transit corridor (either Bus Rapid Transit or Streetcar), and potentially relocating the future Metro station to a site closest to the areas of highest planned density. The Braddock Road Metro neighborhood plan is already resulting in new residential and retail projects transforming an area of warehouses into a revitalized community with public spaces and parks, and pedestrian and bicycle-friendly streets. The Eisenhower East plan is expanding upon the Carlyle redevelopment and bringing new residents and retail life to the area.


Kelowna, British Columbia / TheNewswire / October 10, 2018 - Lexaria Bioscience Corp. (OTCQX: LXRP) (CSE: LXX) (the "Company" or "Lexaria"), a drug delivery platform innovator, is pleased to announce it has completed the creation of four wholly-owned subsidiary companies.

This new corporate structure more suitably reflects the distinct customer bases and business applications for each subsidiary, thereby allowing the Company to focus its future research and consider financing structures and industry partnerships specifically optimized to each.

Each of the companies has a new website currently under construction that is individualized for corporate purposes specific to that company, but also clearly branded as part of the Lexaria group of companies. The subsidiaries are each empowered with Lexaria's patented DehydraTECHTM technology.

Lexaria CanPharm Corp., a Canadian company focused on providing DehydraTECH technologyCutaneous Tuberculosis Occurring After a Skin Cut in a Child.
Tuberculosis is a common problem in Turkey, and cutaneous tuberculosis is a rare form of extrapulmonary tuberculosis. Herein, the authors describe a case of cutaneous tuberculosis (lupus vulgaris) occurring after contact with a sheep. A 15-year-old boy was admitted to Marmara University School of Medicine Pendik Training and Research Hospital (Istanbul, Turkey) with delayed wound healing on the left index finger and left axillary lymphadenopathy. His medical history was unremarkable except for a wound incurred when he slaughtered a sheep 3 months before. One month after this injury, the patient developed enlargement of the left axillary lymph node on the side of the wounded extremity, and the wound turned a dark black color. The biopsy specimens obtained from the


Parasitic worms likely entered eye of woman during Carmel Valley trail run 'Humans are suitable hosts'

A 68-year-old trail runner may have been infected by parasitic eye worms during a jog last year in Monterey County's Carmel Valley. The roundworm has only been found in humans once before. A 68-year-old trail runner may have been infected by parasitic eye worms during a jog last year in Monterey County's Carmel Valley. The roundworm has only been found in humans once before. Photo: Yoh4nn/Getty Images/iStockphoto Photo: Yoh4nn/Getty Images/iStockphoto Image 1 of / 25 Caption Close Parasitic worms likely entered eye of woman during Carmel Valley trail run 1 / 25 Back to Gallery

Parasitic eye worms may have crawled into the eye of a trail runner while she was jogging in MontereyCounty's Carmel Valley.

The runner, a 68-year-old woman from Nebraska who spends her winters in the area, became only the second person known to have been infected by Thelazia gulosa, a roundworm that is carried by flies, according to a case study published recently in the journal Clinical Infectious Diseases. The worm, also known as a nematode, is normally found in cattle.

Researchers say the eye worm could be an emerging zoonotic disease in the United States. A zoonotic disease is one that jumps from animals to people.

The woman told doctors she recalled a specific run in the area in February 2018 in which she ran into a swarm of flies. She was "swatting the flies from her face and spitting them out of her mouth," according to the study.


That could have been the moment of infection.

In March 2018, she felt an irritation in her right eye. When she flushed it with tap water, a half-inch-long roundworm popped out. She took a closer look and saw a second worm, which she also plucked. A trip to a Monterey eye doctor the next day resulted in the discovery of a third worm.

That nematode was sent to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, whose scientists determined that it was T.gulosa. The roundworm hitches rides on certain kinds of flies that drink cow eye secretions, allowing the parasite to enter the bovines' eyes.

The CDC researchers noted that the worm they examined was developing eggs, "indicating that humans are suitable hosts for the reproduction of T. gulosa," according to theClinical Infectious Diseases study.

A fourth worm turned up when the woman returned to Nebraska. After daily eye irrigation for two weeks, no further worms were found.

ALSO: Man who became paralyzed after eating a slug on a dare dies

The first human infected by T.gulosa on record was a 26-year-old Oregon woman in 2016.

The parasite has been known to infect North American cattle since the 1940s. But because the two human cases are only two years apart, scientists think it could be a new health threat to people as well.

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Eight years later, Burtnyk is seeking similar success with slightly better results in a renewed chase for that elusive OIympic glory.

First, his Assiniboine Memorial squad won the Manitoba title in the best provincial final ever played in '01, defeating Dale Duguid. Then, he lost the Brier final to Alberta's Randy Ferbey.

After undergoing surgery to remove a cancerous lump from his scalp, Burtnyk recovered in time to get to the 2001 Olympic trials final. But he lost to Alberta's Kevin Martin, who then won Olympic silver.

"It was quite a year for me, especially personally because we lost the final at the Brier, I had a cancer operation and lost the final at the Olympic trials," Burtnyk said after being named the No. 1 seed for the 2009 Safeway Championship,curling ice."

Burtnyk took the 2005 season off but his competitive juices re-ignited when he watched Newfoundland's Brad Gushue beat Manitoba's Jeff Stoughton in the Olympic trials, then go on to win Olympic gold.

"There was still a fire inside me that wanted to try one more time and that's what I've been doing for a couple of years now," said Burtnyk, the defending provincial champ. "We're getting closer and closer and we've got a chance to potentially lock away a spot in the Olympic trials themselves, as opposed to being in the pre-trials (qualifying spiel). So, that's the big goal right now ... This provincial playdown is huge in itself but it has added importance because of that."

Burtnyk could also tie Stoughton's record of six Manitoba titles.

"I've never won


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Category:May 2015 sports events in the United Kingdompolicies and gradual but inexorable wage growth are driving positive consumer sentiment among lower-income workers who are anticipating higher real incomes.

Now that wages are rising, the efforts by Senators Scheming-Schumer and Sourpuss-Sanders to impinge upon corporate finance by restricting stock buybacks and limiting dividends are misplaced. Corporate interference by the real freeloaders, socialists, will ravage the large swatch of Americans who own stocks and receive dividends in their various retirement accounts.

Even as the socialists spew spurious claims about how bad things are, the U.S. consumer sentiment survey's chief economist explained the sentiment divergence between upper- and lower-income households: "The difference that accounted for the divergence was how households evaluated their personal finances, as lower income households expressed much more positive assessments." This is not an aberration, but part


Proposed Reds, Waratahs and Rebels merger to tackle rival codes

Queensland powerbroker Jim Carmichael believes an ambitious proposed merger between the Reds, Waratahs and Rebels could help rugby take the fight to rival sporting codes in Australia.

Carmichael, the chief executive of the Queensland Rugby Union, who is a key player in the proposed plan, insists the move would not be a takeover but the creation of a corporate entity big enough to claw back some of the territory rugby has ceded to the NRL and AFL in the past decade.

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"It is a complete look at how rugby, an international game with wonderful advantages, positions itself and all the assets of the game to be highly competitive against all sports nationally, because that's where we have to be operating."

Rugbyadministrators throughout the country have mixed feelings about the project, which was drawn up at Christmas and could be presented to the ARU board before the end of the month.

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The Force and the Brumbies are staying outside the tent by mutual choice. The Force believe their distance from the three provinces does not make a merger practical at this stage, while the Brumbies are viewed as stable enough on their own to not require the comfort or oversight of their east-coast siblings.

Waratahs Rugby is open to the idea. Chief executive Jason Allen said the proposal had not been put to the Waratahs board, but the province was "deeply engaged" in discussions.

The NSW Rugby Union, which handed the licence to run the Super Rugby team to Waratahs Rugby for


Thursday's are usually quiet in the NBA, but not this one with six games on the schedule. There is a lot of top-tier talent available in DFS with the Thunder, Celtics, Raptors and Nuggets among the teams set to take the floor. That could lead to some tough lineup decisions on Yahoo, so let's try to make things a little easier by highlighting some players to target and avoid based on their matchups.

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Donovan Mitchell, UTA vs. MIN ($40): The Timberwolves are really struggling to stop anyone down the stretch, allowing an average of 121.2 points across their last 15 games. That sets things up nicely for Mitchell, who has the fourth-highest usage rate (32 percent) in the league. In three previous meetings against them this season, Mitchell hasfield and he receives fewer scoring opportunities when Russell Westbrook and Paul George are healthy, so it's hard to see a path to him being successful against a Pacers team that allows the fewest points per game (103.9) in the league.

FORWARDS

Paul George, OKC at IND ($48): After shooting a stunningly low 28.7 percent from the field across his previous six games, George busted out for 25 points on 9-for-18 shooting against the Nets. Despite his shooting woes, his all-around contributions have enabled him to score at least 40.2 Yahoo points four times during that seven-game stretch. Expect him to have an extremely high floor once again versus his former squad.

Jae Crowder, UTA vs. MIN ($15): With how poorly the Timberwolves have played defensively, targeting players on the Jazz


Belludi Mutt, Harihar

Belludi Mutt also known as Baktara Baktiya Kuteera Belludi is a village in Harihar taluka of Davanagere district in Indian state of Karnataka.
Belludi Village is located in Harihar to Shimoga High Way in Harihar Taluka, Davanagere District Karnataka State. Kaginele gurupeeta shakha halumatha mutt is recently built by halumatha kuruba community Swamiji Jagadaguru Shri Niranjanandapuri of Kaginele, Byadagi Taluka, Haveri District, Karnataka, India.

This kaginele guru peeta shakha mutt was built in 210 days collecting donation from halumatha kuruba community people living in Harihar taluka and around Harihar taluka, Davanagere district, Karnataka.

Demographics
 India census, Davanagere district had a population of 681,979 with 344,759 males and 337,220 females Households.

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Belludi is 12 km from Harihar Davanagere and 20 km from Davanagere cityDavanagere.  It is well connected by both road andIt is the end of April, and a truly exciting month has concluded.

The Lovelace release, slated for the end of June, 2018, is well on track. As a stepping stone toward that goal, the Lovelace beta was successfully completed before the end of April, thanks to a very hard push by the team here at Bluzelle.

Bluzelle’s 2nd ever hackathon was held in Vancouver at the end of April, and it was a success. Please look for and watch videos that were live-streamed from the hackathon on Twitter and other social feeds.

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Ryan Fugger, the original creator of Ripple.

Attendees were presented with a full live demonstration of the Lovelace


with the music being played by the instrumentalist than when a rhythm accompaniment is being produced. In the latter case, it is only necessary to match the beat of the instrumentalist and the rhythm accompaniment, whereas in the former it is necessary that the played notes or tones produce the proper musical effect when combined with the notes being played by the instrumentalist. As a result, it is necessary that the instrumentalist have control over the tonal nature of the accompaniment being produced.
One known system for providing tonal accompaniment arrangements is that described in Wangard U.S. Pat. No. 3,688,009, and automatically produces a pattern of notes in response to choice of the basic or tonic note by the instrumentalist. The system includes a generator capable of generating acategory. • Various new rewards has been added prior to these monster collection additions.

• Monsters in Fantastic Theme Park and Korean Folk Town has been added to the Ludus Lake category. • Commanding Suspicious Seal monster has been changed to Magic Resistant Commander Suspicious Seal. The number of Expedition Boxes rewarded for this particular line of monsters has been increased. • Chaos Pierre can now be registered by hunting Chaos Red Pierre / Chaos Blue Pierre. • Monsters in Corrupted World Tree has been added to the Victoria Island category. • Monsters in Arcane River has been added to the new Arcane River category. • Various new rewards has been added prior to these monster collection additions. H. Guild Related Updates [±]

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Originally developed by the US armed forces in 1954 for military logistic purposes, HiPLE-ACE is the strongest paper packaging material in the market today. It is often used for export shipping, paper pallets or inner protection material. HiPLE-ACE is also widely used in industrial sectors such as automobiles, chemicals, electronics, solar energy, agriculture and many more.the original Feb. 26 CNN story differs slightly, it also states that the CDC has suggestions about facial hair in relation with coronavirus protection, and fails to mention that the graphic is old and has no connection to the illness.

The infographic, which covers over 30 different types of facial hair styles, is from 2017 and is unrelated to the current coronavirus outbreak – or any other illness. It instead warns that some beard styles can interfere with face masks.

The graphic was originally posted in a CDC blog post that year during "No Shave November" that pointed out some of the problems certain types of beards could present with tight-fitting respirator masks. It’s one of several respiratory protection posters for the workplace compiled by the National Institute for Occupational


in California,” Mayor Robert Garcia said, crediting new technologies and stepped-up efforts in recruiting, including an extra police academy class, with helping drive the declines.

Crime has broadly decreased in recent decades across the country, including in Long Beach, but since 2015, violent crime had been on the rise in the city. That trend reversed in 2018. Though the number of rapes rose 4.4 percent, robberies and aggravated assaults both showed steep drops: 20.9 percent for robberies and 16.6 percent for aggravated assaults. (Aggravated assaults are any assault likely to cause great bodily harm or death. They typically include a weapon.)

Police originally noticed a spike in aggravated assaults in 2018, but they now believe that was due to an error by staffers misclassifying them, not an actual increase ingarages, their cars, bikes being stolen.”

Villaseñor’s observations are reflected in some of the stats police provided for the west division. In certain categories, property crime rose sharply, with bike thefts essentially doubling and garage burglaries up 154 percent. Auto burglaries also spiked almost 33 percent.

By contrast, in the patrol divisions that cover Downtown and North Long Beach, property crime was down by about 8 percent. In East Long Beach, property crime dropped by 6.7 percent and violent crime plummeted more than 22 percent.

Villaseñor said her group has theories about why some crime has stayed stubborn in the west division, including bored youngsters, entrenched gangs and criminal-justice reforms that have meant earlier releases for repeat offenders or methamphetamine addicts.

In response, her group has banded together hundreds of volunteers for


Friendship with Jesus: Pope Benedict XVI Talks to Children on their First Holy Communion

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To receive Jesus in Holy Communion is to enter into a lifelong friendship with him.

In this beautifully illustrated book by Ann Engelhart, Amy Welborn introduces Pope Benedict's profound yet simple answers to various questions put to him by children in Rome who had recently made their First Holy Communion.

Pope Benedict's answers, and the children's wonderful questions concerning this very important spiritual occasion in their young lives, provide inspiring text for this beautiful gift book for First Communion.

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1370 - Antipope John XXIII, antipope of the Pisan party was born as Baldassare Cossa in Procida, Italy.

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Governor of Saudi Arabia’s Tabuk province, Prince Fahad bin Sultan bin Abdul Aziz has gifted a ‘gold-plated Kalashnikov’ and bullets to Prime Minister Imran Khan.The gold-plated Russian gun was gifted in a meeting at PM Office on Monday, sources told The Express Tribune on Tuesday.The premier thanked the Saudi prince for the expensive gift, they added.Defence Minister Pervez Khattak and Foreign Secretary Tehmina Janjua were also present during the meeting.The Saudi prince also met President Dr Arif Alvi and Army Chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa during his official visit to the country.


Abnormally invasive placenta: changing trends in diagnosis and management.
Trends in patient profile, clinical presentation, diagnosis, management options and outcome of abnormally invasive placenta (AIP) were retrospectively evaluated at a tertiary care centre from 2001 to 2010. AIP was diagnosed when confirmed by ultrasound or MRI, when complete manual removal of placenta was not possible or when histological confirmation was achieved in a hysterectomy specimen. The first and second halves of the time period were compared. The total number of cases was 56 and the incidence increased significantly in the second half. Main risk factors were placenta previa and previous cesarean section. Antenatal diagnosis by ultrasound was made in 72% in the second half, compared with 35% in the first half (p = 0.009). Maternal mortality was 29% inAn animal protection group has accused the Petland Inc. pet store chain of scheming to sell sick puppies bred in filthy conditions to thousands of unsuspecting people.

Puppies/Petland logo. The Humane Society sues Petland, accusing the chain of a scheme to sell sick puppies as healthy.

Petland intentionally misled thousands of customers into believing the puppies came from the finest breeders and were healthy, the Humane Society of the United States said in a lawsuit against the company, which is based in Chillicothe, Ohio.

The group said it conducted an investigation showing that many of the puppies sold by Petland in its 131 U.S. stores were bred in mills in horrific conditions or through brokers such as The Hunte Corp., based in Goodman, Mo. Investigators for the Humane Society saw "puppies


said in a statement.

He later said he did not believe the fighting would stymie efforts to end the conflict, in which more than 13,000 people have been killed since 2014 despite a 2015 ceasefire deal.

Announcing the death of one of its soldiers, Ukraine’s military also accused Russian-backed forces of using heavy shelling to try to breach Ukrainian lines.

But the separatists accused Ukrainian government forces of attacking first, saying a small group of soldiers had tried and failed to break through their lines. It said the group had stumbled into a minefield which had left two Ukrainian soldiers dead and three others injured.

Ukrainian forces had then shelled civilian areas, they said.

The Kremlin said it had seen reports of the clashes and was looking into them. It said it didafter. While he was in the RAF, he met Jack Parnell and together they formed the "Vic Lewis/Jack Parnell Jazzmen".

Lewis put together his first big band in 1946 to play swing jazz, but soon after its formation Lewis began to direct the ensemble toward the sound of Stan Kenton. Kenton provided Lewis with some of his arrangements by Pete Rugolo, Gerry Mulligan, and Bill Holman. Lewis's pianist, Ken Thorne, also made arranging contributions. Lewis toured the US with the band at various intervals between 1956 and 1959, and recorded extensively for Parlophone, Esquire, Decca, and Philips. After 1959, Lewis semi-retired as a performer, he only occasionally recorded, but he continued to write about jazz and champion its value. He went into artist management, and oversaw the careers of


is going to move is some time after the draft. They have five guys who have a legitimate shot at developing into offensive contributors in the big leagues on that roster (the club seems to think that count may be as high as seven, but I don't buy either Hundley or Sansoe just yet), but all of them have good-sized questions to answer as well. Their movement will depend not just on their own accomplishments, but what happens in front of them in the system. Brief thoughts on each:

Venable - great athlete, hugely improved over where he was even 8 months ago. But, he only had about 300 career college at-bats because of the basketball schedule and he has a lot of games to play. He has theadvantage of being a clubhouse rat growing up and, from everything I've heard, he knows the game really well for someone without a huge amount of competition against higher-level talent. My guess is that he'll join Elsinore somewhere around July 1, staying in right field.

Blanks - Among the youngest players in the league (he'll turn 20 a week after the minor league season ends), he's second in average and on-base percentage and batting average, and fourth in slugging. Dude also is slick around first base. With no significant prospects in front of him (no offense if Tim Brown's family reads this board!), my guess is he's the first to move and does so a day or two after the draft. He still has to use his lower body


faster.

Seth Johnston - in a town that loved Mark Loretta, there's actually a pretty good comp for the former CWS MVP. He's striking out a bit more than a middle infielder without 30-HR pop should, and he's had some errors that should disappear as he gets more accustomed to second base (he moved from shortstop because of range questions), but he could be a .300 hitter with 25-30 doubles a year in the #2 slot of a lineup somewhere around the start of the decade.

Daryl Jones - Everyone agreed when they took him in the third round in 2004 that the kid had lightning in his wrists, but he struggle all last year. Turns out the ankle injury that ended his 2004 season wasn't fully healed and athe draft. They have five guys who have a legitimate shot at developing into offensive contributors in the big leagues on that roster (the club seems to think that count may be as high as seven, but I don't buy either Hundley or Sansoe just yet), but all of them have good-sized questions to answer as well. Their movement will depend not just on their own accomplishments, but what happens in front of them in the system. Brief thoughts on each:

Venable - great athlete, hugely improved over where he was even 8 months ago. But, he only had about 300 career college at-bats because of the basketball schedule and he has a lot of games to play. He has the advantage of being a clubhouse rat growing up


and, from everything I've heard, he knows the game really well for someone without a huge amount of competition against higher-level talent. My guess is that he'll join Elsinore somewhere around July 1, staying in right field.

Blanks - Among the youngest players in the league (he'll turn 20 a week after the minor league season ends), he's second in average and on-base percentage and batting average, and fourth in slugging. Dude also is slick around first base. With no significant prospects in front of him (no offense if Tim Brown's family reads this board!), my guess is he's the first to move and does so a day or two after the draft. He still has to use his lower body a little better in his swing, but whenMark Loretta, there's actually a pretty good comp for the former CWS MVP. He's striking out a bit more than a middle infielder without 30-HR pop should, and he's had some errors that should disappear as he gets more accustomed to second base (he moved from shortstop because of range questions), but he could be a .300 hitter with 25-30 doubles a year in the #2 slot of a lineup somewhere around the start of the decade.

Daryl Jones - Everyone agreed when they took him in the third round in 2004 that the kid had lightning in his wrists, but he struggle all last year. Turns out the ankle injury that ended his 2004 season wasn't fully healed and a bunch of people (including some dork using my


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The tomb south of Cairo was originally found in 1885. Foreign expeditions made off with various bits and pieces which ended up in museums around the world.

But it was quickly forgotten when it was once more covered by drifting sands - until excavations backed by the Egyptian government that began in 2005.

Ptahmes also served as army chief, overseer of the treasury and royal scribe under Seti I and his son and successor, Ramses II, in the 13th century BC.

Dr Greco said: "The tomb of Ptahmes, mayor of Memphis and high-ranking official under the Pharaohs Sethi I and Ramses II (1290-1213B.C.) of the XIX dynasty was rediscovered in 2010 after a part of it was revealed in 1885 and lost under the sands at the end of the 19th century.

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Keith Richards moves like a shadow along a cobblestone West Village backstreet. It's a hot summer day in New York City and Keef is in earth tones -- a sandy brown bomber jacket, reddish brown headband, moccasins. For some strange reason, each passing year seems to make this quintessential English rock star look more and more like an American Indian -- a brave or a shaman, with his creased visage and prominent nose.

Out here in the open, on a public street, he has an uncanny ability to blend in with his surroundings -- to tread lightly and stay close to the ground. Ex-junkie street smarts combine with the self-preservation instincts of a man who's spent his entire adult life dodging hysterical rock fans.

The guitarist seems to grow tallerand more confident as he leads the way into the cool, quiet safety of a chic, sparsely furnished office. Here, for the next two hours, Richards will reminisce about the life and times of the Rolling Stones, sometimes called the World's Greatest Rock and Roll Band, who are celebrating their 40th anniversary this year.

"We've decided not to make too big a deal of this, knowing that everyone else will," he says, his entire loose-limbed body undulating with infectious laughter.

Not that the event will go entirely unmarked. The Stones are doing a massive tour and they're releasing 40 Licks (Virgin), a double-CD set of greatest hits that also features a few new tracks, including the ballad "Losing My Touch," sung by Keith.

"But honestly," Richards insists, "the last thing we


entire rock era, while new ones can discover the gutsy howl and crossfire hurricane of the Stones in their prime.

The Rolling Stones sprang up in the early Sixties as the dark, Dionysian antithesis to the Beatles’ sunny exuberance. Scruffy yet dandified, unabashedly raw, they seemed determined to shatter every taboo they could find. Long before the birth of heavy metal, they were cozying up to the Evil One with album titles like Their Satanic Majesties Request and songs like “Sympathy For the Devil.” They predated Goth by several decades, putting death in Top 40 with “Paint It Black.” Years before the glam era, they became the first rock band to pose in drag, on the picture sleeve for their 1966 single “Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby, Standingto possess insufficient visual appeal by an early manager, so he graciously assumed the reduced role of road manager and session keyboard man. That left Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts, Bill Wyman and the mercurial guitarist/multi-instrumentalist Brian Jones -- a gifted yet troubled blues fanatic whose initial leadership of the band eroded as Jagger and Richards emerged as one of rock's greatest songwriting teams. Jones left the Rolling Stones in 1969 and was found dead at the bottom of his swimming pool shortly thereafter -- a sad and mysterious death that still draws speculation as to what really occurred.

Jones was succeeded by Mick Taylor, a technically more accomplished, although less versatile, guitarist and an alumnus of John Mayall's Bluesbreakers. With Taylor on board, the Stones scaled the


heights of album rock glory with classics like Sticky Fingers and Exile on Main Street. But by 1974, Taylor had jumped ship. His successor was affable Faces vet Ronnie Wood. While less of a virtuoso than Taylor, Wood has meshed with Richards more closely than any other Stones guitarist, in a style that Keef has often called "an ancient form of weaving."

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suspect — later identified as a 34-year-old male residing in the Paris suburb of Boulogne-Billancourt — began saying, “it’s political” several times from his seat. When some viewers tried to shush him, the man stood up, put his hands on his chest and screamed, “Allahu akbar!” and then began mumbling in Arabic. At that point several audience members dashed for the exits, with someone falsely claiming that the man had a gun. “It was total panic,” a viewer named Victor told Le Parisien. “People jumped over seats and women fell to the ground in the aisles.” When the suspect tried to flee as well, several audience members and a security guard wrestled him to the ground, although the man managed to escape. He was picked up afterward nearThe Dude (a scholar with the dollar you can plainly see) as well as the sheepishly hedonistic hippie in 1997s The Big Lebowksi (the laziest man in Los Angeles county.) As the latter says while being interrogated by a cranky tycoon, Im The Dude. So thats what you call me. That, or his dudeness or duder or el duderino, if youre not into that whole brevity thing. Even at his most cocksure, The Dude strives to be accommodating.

Perhaps the most exemplary American dude of the 20th century was the Pulitzer prize-winning author Ray Stannard Baker, who not only wrote biographies of presidents and anti-racism tracts, but also secretly penned a series of popular books under the name David Grayson. In his first installment, Adventures in Contentment he tells


of The Big Lebowski, when The Dude has blown his chance at solving an unsolvable mystery, forfeited his claim to reward money that never was, and buried a friend caught in the crossfire, he falls back upon the one thing he has, and has always had: his best buddy Walter, and the eternal solace of bowling. As the film reaches its shaggy-dog conclusion, the seemingly misplaced narrator, a cowboy called The Stranger ruminates on the westward drift of Western culture, a quest long since culminated at this curious Los Angeles shoreline. His last words are catch ya further on down the trail even though this is its logical end. Critics of the film have uniformly lambasted this seemingly superfluous narrator, but looking at dudeism in its proper historicalliability for the information contained on any such site. The existence of a link to another website does not imply or express endorsement of its provider, product or services by us or St. James's Place. Links to this website are not permitted without our prior written consent. Please note that clicking on links to external websites will cause you to leave this website.

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(2004), tipped the musty, old zombie film ass-over-tea-kettle, Hot Fuzz seeks to do the same for action-packed ’90s cop films (the final point of the trilogy, The World’s End (2013), takes on alien invasion epics). By using most of the same terrific ensemble from Shaun of the Dead and that patented zany brand of deadpan humor, Wright capitalizes on everything that made his previous film so much fun, while throwing plenty of bones to anyone weaned on actioners like Point Break (1991) or Bad Boys (1995). While the film is always a little goofy, it’s also a smart film, full of blink-and-miss-em visual references, plenty of silly action, some surprisingly bracing violence and enough witty dialogue and outrageous scenarios to keep the punters in stitches. In other words:followed by a high-speed escape on motorbikes through the streets of London. The leader of the thieves is Jacob Sternwood (Low Winter Sun’s Mark Strong), while the pursuing detective is Max Lewinsky (James McAvoy): when Max finally catches up to his quarry, he earns a bullet in his leg, for his troubles, and one helluva grudge. Sternwood escapes and our plucky hero vows to tear up every inch of ground from here to hell in order to get him back.

Flashing forward three years, Max is still nursing along his wounded leg, while Jacob is hiding out somewhere in Iceland, waiting for the heat to die down. When Jacob’s hot-headed son, Ruan (Elyes Gabel), is injured during his own heist, however, his father decides to risk returning to England


the history of cinema. When Paul and Carol return, the gang knocks him unconscious, shoots Rosario dead and takes Carol captive. After yet another gratuitous rape scene, Carol jumps through a plate-glass window and ends up impaled on a wrought-iron fence. Needless to say, this sequence of events pushes poor Paul over the edge and he takes to the streets once again, intent on hunting down and slaughtering the animals responsible for brutalizing Rosario and Carol.

To complicate matters, the same NYPD chain-of-command who let Kersey go in the first movie get wind of his recent activities in L.A. and begin to get a little worried: if Kersey gets caught, he might decide to blab about the NYPD opting to shuffle him out of town rather than do theto ass-kicking independence. Our hero, in this case, is Santiago (Matías Oviedo), a small-town DJ who still lives at home with his mother (Francisca Castillo), plays way too much Grand Theft Auto and makes money, on the side, from mob boss Che Longana (Jorge Alis). Longana is the kind of bat-shit crime lord who’s surrounded by topless ballroom dancers, thinks nothing of wasting his own henchmen for the slightest infractions and rules by complete and absolute fear.

Poor Santiago runs afoul of his boss after he happens to overhear Longana discussing a hit on his former girlfriend, the legendary bounty-killer Machine Gun Woman (Fernanda Urrejola). MGW is the kind of person who struts around in a barely-there leather lingerie and fur coat ensemble, mercilessly blasting anything that moves before


Santiago faces a feeling altogether different from fear…love. Will the humble DJ face his fears and double-cross the most feared man in Chile or will he crack under the pressure and turn his back on true love? Unlike his video games, Santiago is only going to get one chance to get this right…will it be love or the head of the Machine Gun Woman?

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Pakistan has summoned the US ambassador to protest the drone strike that killed Tehreek-e-Taliban leader Hakimullah Mehsud, describing the killing as a US bid to derail planned peace talks with the Pakistani Taliban.

The country's Foreign Office said in a statement on Saturday that the strike was "counter-productive to Pakistan's efforts to bring peace and stability to Pakistan and the region".

The interior minister echoed that sentiment and said that the drone strike was a "murder of peace".

"The government of Pakistan does not see this strike as a strike on an individual, but on the peace process," Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar told Pakistan's Express-Tribune newspaper.

Nisar accused the US of double-crossing Pakistan after the US ambassador to Islamabad assured him that the US would support a dialogue that Pakistan had initiatedwith the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP).

The US ambassador had also assured Islamabad that there would be no attacks on Pakistani territory, before Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif visited Washington for talks last month, said Al Jazeera's Kamal Hyder.

"This is definitely causing considerable anger," our correspondent reported from Islamabad, adding that Imran Khan, the leader of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf (PTI) party that rules the northwestern Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province along the Afghan border, had vowed on Monday to stop NATO supplies from going through the territory into Afghanistan.

Peace talks

Mehsud's death on Friday came at a crucial moment in Pakistan's efforts to end the group's bloody six-year insurgency that has left thousands of soldiers, police and civilians dead.

Sharif had been expected to send a delegation to open contacts with the group, after winning


backing for dialogue from political parties last month.

The government said on Saturday that it was determined to pursue talks with the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan. The TTP had appeared ambivalent on the issue, saying that they were open to dialogue but would not back down from certain demands, including not laying down arms.

Pakistani Taliban fighters secretly buried their leader on Saturday and quickly moved to replace him while vowing a wave of revenge suicide bombings.

"Every drop of Hakimullah's blood will turn into a suicide bomber," said Azam Tariq, a Pakistani Taliban spokesman.

"America and their friends shouldn't be happy because we will take revenge for our martyr's blood."

Security forces were put on red alert after the attack just outside Miranshah, the capital of North Waziristan province, bordering Afghanistan.

Al Jazeera's Kamal Hydersaid that there were very few people on the streets because there were apprehensions of a wave of punitive reprisal attacks by the TTP.

"Security forces had beefed up their positions in all the major cities - and in some areas, the military has taken over the post from the police, while the Pakistani public in general are bracing for a fresh wave of attacks," said Hyder.

Also on Saturday, the Shura, or consultative body of the TTP, appointed Khan Said as the new of head of the Pakistani Taliban after Mehsud's death.

Said, also known as "Sajna", was previously responsible for TTP operations in South Waziristan, and a trusted lieutenant of Mehsud.

The Pakistani Taliban was behind some of the most high-profile attacks in Pakistan in recent years, including the 2008


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1869, conveyed to Turpin all Bacheller's interest in the frame building; that it was effective for the purposes for which it was made; and, no other rights having intervened, that it was a valid security, to the extent of the value of the property, for the debt due Novelli & Co. on the 31st of July, 1869, when the mortgage impeached by the bill was made. The mortgage covered the same property. It embraced nothing more. It withdrew nothing from the control of the bankrupt, or from the reach of the bankrupt's creditors, that had not been withdrawn by the bill of sale. Giving the mortgage in lieu of the bill of sale, as was done, was, therefore, a mere exchange in the form of the security. InInmate beaten to death in Montreal Detention Centre

A jury in its 11th day of deliberation emerged on Tuesday at the Montreal courthouse with verdicts in the case involving the death of an inmate at the Montreal Detention Centre two years ago.

The jury found Tarik Biji guilty of second-degree murder in the death of fellow inmate Michel Barrette, a heroin addict who had just smuggled tobacco into the detention centre days before he was beaten to death on June 21, 2016.

Two other inmates who took part in the beating — Garmy Guerrier and Jason Côté — were convicted of manslaughter. All three men were also convicted of aggravated assault.


racial justice. "Those people who are priced out because of rising rents throughout the region, especially in Rivertowns, they are the working-class people who run our grocery stores, serve our food, drive our taxis, and play essential rolls in the community. Teacher's assistants, firefighters, not to mention seniors and people with disabilities. Where’s the place for them in our community?"

Driven by costs

These "affordable" rentals built by private developers are not public housing. They have to financially make sense for the developers, said Alexander Roberts, executive director of Community Housing Innovations, a nonprofit that advocates low-income and workforce housing.

If developers set the benchmark at 60 percent of the area median income, "the rent alone won't cover the mortgage payment," Roberts said. He said it was a general principle thatthe 149-unit building. These rental units are also for families whose income is at or just below 80 percent of the area median income.

"At that time, we thought it would be difficult for people at 60 percent (of area median income) to actually afford that building for what they were describing and what they wanted to have in terms of the cost of the building," said Mamaroneck town Supervisor Nancy Seligson, referring to the building's services and amenities.

Eight units are available under the first phase of The Cambium workforce housing program, and total of 23 people applied, Seligson said. The town's Community Services Development is currently reviewing the applications, she said. The rents for the affordable units range from $1,800 to $2,012, per month, Seligson said.

Some success

Though it's


limited, some luxury rental complexes are offering affordable units with a lower income bar.

On the ground of The Lofts on Saw Mill River, a luxury rental complex in Hastings on Hudson, a 12-unit affordable rental building is under construction. Those units would be available for households with income at or below 50 and 60 percent of area median income. The project received $679,780 in financial incentives from the Westchester County Industrial Development Agency for creating 100 construction jobs.

ARMONK: Developer wants to split upscale, affordable housing

HASTINGS: Luxury rental complex opens on Saw Mill River Road

MT. VERNON: Affordable housing coming to the city

The Residences at Corporate Park Drive, a 421-unit rental apartment complex set to be built on the Platinum Mile in Harrison, will include 21 affordable units for householdsCenter of Metro New York requires the county to construct 750 affordable housing units in communities with low percentages of African American and Hispanic households. Of those, 375 units must be rentals, and 20 percent of them must be affordable to families earning 50 percent of the area median income or less. The rest must be affordable to those earning at or below 65 percent of the median.

But the need is far greater than what the settlement requires, according to the Center for Urban Policy Research of Rutgers University, which determined that 10,768 units of affordable housing should be created in Westchester to meet the regional need between 2000 and 2015. The center conducted the "Affordable Housing Need Assessment" for Westchester County.

After months of searching and nearly 20


rejections, Vereen-Massengale recently found an apartment in Ossining, which she can afford thanks to her first Section 8 voucher, also known as a housing choice voucher.

The federal housing assistance program is meant to help very low-income families, the elderly, and the disabled afford decent, safe and sanitary housing in the private market.

Vereen-Massengale, who once had a full-time job as a computer technician, now works two part-time jobs, one at a library circulation desk and the other at a local grocery store.

"Having my own place is so special. You can come home when you want to," she said. "I just prayed and God heard my cry. I was blessed with my apartment. I was glad that someone gave me a chance."

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Adrian has been Farm Manager for the Apley Estate, just north of Bridgnorth in Shropshire, since 2011. He is responsible for 650ha of arable cropping. He runs a five-year rotation on the predominantly medium soils, which includes wheat, barley, oilseed rape, oats and potatoes. A policy of minimal cultivation with rotational ploughing is employed and most of the labour and machinery required is run in-house. Grain storage and marketing is done on farm and the farm uses an independent agronomist. In addition to the arable land, the farm includes 300ha of grassland which is used for a suckler cow herd and a beef finishing unit. Tack sheep graze the grassland and stubble turnips during the winter. Adrian would like to look at variable rate


Ladd has scored at least 46 points each season. He has also missed no more than four games in a season since 2007-2008 season.

He is also a proven force generating shots, as well as suppressing the opposing offense. His HERO Chart, courtesy of Own The Puck, clearly highlights his more subtle capabilities.

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Also, consider that Rutherford was the man who originally drafted Ladd to the Carolina Hurricanes back in 2004, where they celebrated a Stanley Cup together in 2006. This bond has almost surely not been forgotten by either party, which could make a desire to reunite a mutual affair.

Ladd’s solid play, larger-than-average size, proven leadership chops and durability, coupled with the history established between him and Rutherford, point to him being a particularly attractivebowl with old newspaper lining the sides to soften the surface.

We remember the shepherds, migrant field hands on minimum wage and working the night shift at a dirty job, who punched out early to go see a miracle.

We remember the Magi, the statesmen, ambassadors, and dignitaries who cancelled their meetings to travel and bear witness to the prophecy.

We remember the flight to Egypt, when undocumented emigrants fled the authorities across the border to start a new life together as a family.

We remember their return to Nazareth, the backwoods town where the Child would grow up.

We remember the Christ, the Savior, who began his life on this earth as an outcast, a worker, an immigrant, a nobody on the side of the road.

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On Fridays, BTSF offers links to other discussions about race & Christianity. It's an opportunity for you to read about racial justice & Christianity from other perspectives, and for me to give props to the shoulders on which I stand...

Avonte is a 14-year-old boy with autism from Queens, NY who went missing after wandered from his school's supervision on October 4th, 2013. His parents have done all the right things to bring attention to his case: a massive flyering campaign, publicity through social media, sweeping police searches, TV interviews. There is even ~$100,000 reward for information leading to his recovery.

But Avonte's story has failed to garner large-scale national media attention. Even local news coverage has largely gone silent as hope of recovering the boydiminishes. Yet media attention for other cases has been known to persist for months or years after the initial disappearance. Coverage of Elizabeth Smart's kidnapping continued for over nine months until she was finally found alive in a different city. Even 17 years after the death of JonBenét Ramsey, media outlets still clamor over new tidbits from her case (the most recent installments were widely publicized around the same time that Avonte disappeared).

Racial bias matters when it comes to missing children and their chances of recovery. Some stories are simply considered more important to report than others. Finding missing and kidnapped children requires the strong support of the media and law enforcement, but these are "two institutions not historically known for favoring minorities, particularly blacks." These biases have


affiliations of the African National Congress (ANC), and the opportunity for economic profit. Mandela saw parallels between this behavior and the United State's 'defense of democracy' in Iraq, saying that “all that [Bush] wants is Iraqi oil.” Mandela believed that in both cases the the USA's rhetoric and actions were to the detriment of liberties of the citizens of the countries in question.

Having been labeled as a terrorist himself, Mandela was critical of the 'War on Terror.' He stated that "if there is a country that has committed unspeakable atrocities in the world, it is the United States of America. They don't care for human beings." In contrast, he characterized Fidel Castro as “a source of inspiration to all freedom-loving people."

The point is not that Mandela should bereviled, any more than it is right for him to be idolized. The point is to allow him to be a hero, fully remembered for who he was, without twisting him to fit our own agenda. Mandela did not believe that the Western democracies were pure and holy. Neither should we.

Jesus too was hated during the hay-days of his activism. He spoke truth to power, and agitated authority. He lived among the marginalized, and was vilified by the establishment. He made controversial statements, and was condemned as a traitor to his country. Jesus preached forgiveness and peace, but he did not shrink from confronting corrupt authority with searing words. He too has been on the political terrorist watch list. But we often remember him simply as a shepherd


with his lambs, or as a sweet little baby lying in a manger.

In these stories of resistance, there is also a theme in which 'moderates' call for patience and temperance, rather than standing up for justice. The 'Birmingham 8' clergy urged King to wait, saying the "cause should be pressed in the courts...and not in the streets." The Western powers made tepid calls for gradual negotiations with the Apartheid regime of South Africa. And the Pharisees hoped to mollify the Roman rulers by keeping the local peace. These were the 'moderates', and they all ultimately found themselves on the wrong side of history.

There is nothing safe or comfy about the radical love of Christ. As with Mandela, if we forget these aspects of Jesus's character, we become complacentand peace around the world. But this was not always the popular perception. We must avoid a collective amnesia about the global opposition he faced and the true heroism of his deeds.

Mandela was no dove. In 1961, he co-founded the group Umkhonto we Sizwe ("Spear of the Nation"), which was the militant wing of the African National Congress (ANC). Following the Sharpeville Massacre, in which scores of black demonstrators were gunned down by South African police, Mandela and the ANC felt they could no longer rely on solely non-violent strategies in opposition to Apartheid. Umkhonto we Sizwe led guerrilla-style attacks on the South African government and was subsequently labeled as a terrorist organization by both the South African and United States Governments.

Later in his 'Prepared to Die' speech


at the opening of his 1964 trial, Mandela recalled that "[we] came to the conclusion that as violence in this country was inevitable, it would be unrealistic and wrong for African leaders to continue preaching peace and non-violence at a time when the government met our peaceful demands with force."

In the wake of his death, commentators and politicians wax poetic about Mandela's legacy of peace and reconciliation, commoditizing and co-opting his name for their respective causes. But it is important not to gloss over his work with Umkhonto we Sizwe, and other acts of resistance, because they highlight desperate nature of the oppression he faced. It also gives context to other struggles for freedom today, both violent and nonviolent. Many such groups are also called 'radical' and 'terrorist,'labels that we may later find embarrassing:

The United States' Response
As a result of the ANC's continued resistance to the Apartheid rule of the South African government, both it and Mandela himself were placed on the United State's terrorism watch list in the 1980s.

Under the Reagan administration, State Department listed the ANC among "organizations that engage in terrorism." Shortly thereafter, President-elect George H.W. Bush wrote the forward to the Defense Department's "Terrorist Group Profiles," a list of 52 of the "world's more notorious terrorist groups," which also included the ANC.

In the midst of Cold War turmoil, it was the Soviet Union, not the United States, that quickly came to the aid of black South Africans. Preferring to back political ideology over the defense of human rights, Reagan vetoed the


US-imposed sanctions on South Africa drafted in the Comprehensive Anti-Apartheid Act. Then-Congressman Dick Cheney also voted against the bill, and in 2000 defend his stance stating "I don't have any problems at all with the vote I cast 20 years ago.''

This United States was not alone in its opposition to Mandela and his organization's cause. Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher stated that "the ANC is a typical terrorist organization ... Anyone who thinks it is going to run the government in South Africa is living in cloud-cuckoo land." Parliament Member Teddy Taylor said Mandela "should be shot."

Prominent Christian leaders were also outspoken in their opposition to Mandela and his work. Both Pat Robertson and Jerry Falwell defended the Apartheid regime. Falwell urged his followers to write congress to tellthem to oppose the Anti-Apartheid Act stating that “the liberal media has for too long suppressed the other side of the story in South Africa.” (See also: The Cross and the Lynching Tree).

It is important to remember how recent these events are (see post: Recent History), and how many Americans and Christians now find themselves on the wrong side of history, even as they clamor invoke Mandela's name today. Apartheid ended in 1994 after over a half century of legally-mandated and government enforced racial segregation and oppression. Mandela wasn't removed from the terrorist watch list until 2008, by which point he was a 90-year-old man and recipient of the Nobel peace prize (15 years earlier!). Even as he served as president of South Africa, he was required to


obtain special permissions from the US Secretary of State to enter the United States, a situation that Condoleezza Rice found "rather embarrassing."

As Class Struggle notes, "News outlets around the Western world are hurrying to publish obituaries that celebrate his electoral victory while erasing the protracted and fierce guerrilla struggle that he and his party were forced to fight in order to make that victory possible...Nelson Mandela used peaceful means when he could, and violent means when he couldn’t. For this, during his life they called him a terrorist, and after his death they’ll call him a pacifist—all to neutralize the revolutionary potential of his legacy, and the lessons to be drawn from it."

Continue to part 2 for a discussion of Mandela's more recent controversies, and the importance ofitself and the world.

As a token of its commitment to the renewal of our country,the new Interim Government of National Unity will, as a matter of urgency, address the issue of amnesty for various categories of our people who are currently serving terms of imprisonment.

We dedicate this day to all the heroes and heroines in this country and the rest of the world who sacrificed in

many ways and surrendered their lives so that we could be free.

Their dreams have become reality. Freedom is their reward.

We are both humbled and elevated by the honour and privilege that you, the people of South Africa, have bestowed on us, as the first President of a united, democratic, non-racial and non-sexist South Africa, to lead our country out of the valley of


now working in full time urban ministry in Seattle, WA.

Every Sunday a kaleidoscopic blend of families worship together along polished pews in a local church. Beyond this colorful snapshot, however, exists an uneven power structure that privileges the body while pushing the needs and gifts of the surrounding community to the margin.

In this congregation, more than half of the members are white; 60% of the paid staff is white while 40% are staff of color. And yet, the church is located in a multi-ethnic, urban context where more than 50 languages are spoken and 41% of the residents are immigrants. Despite the community’s cultural wealth and capital, 18% of families live below the poverty line. And yet, the church’s yearly profit makes it an upper-middle class entity inupper and lower layers of the adult cortex and in CA1 of the hippocampus may provide a substrate for plasticity in corticocortical connections and Schaffer collateral synapses beyond the critical period. In addition to abundant postsynaptic staining, NR1-C1 immunoreactivity was found in a large number of axon terminals in the dorsal subiculum, but in very few terminals in visual cortex. This strongly suggests that presynaptic NMDA receptors play a major role in neuronal processing of hippocampal output through the subiculum, but play a relatively minor role in visual processing.


John Quincy Adams

Born: July 11, 1767

Died: Feb. 23, 1848

John Quincy Adams was the sixth president of the United States and the first son of a former president who himself became president. (George H.W. Bush and George W. Bush are the only other father-son presidents.) John Quincy Adams was well known for his diplomatic success and most of all for his role as secretary of state under James Monroe. Adams had previously served as an ambassador to several European countries and as a U.S. senator from Massachusetts. He is the only president in history to serve in the U.S. House of Representatives after leaving the presidency. Adams's fierce sense of independent judgment meant that he never completely fit the mold of any political party, and he was surely theHot Topics:

Lack of Nazis 'a shame' at Bulge re-enactment at Fort Indiantown Gap

By BARBARA WESTFor The Lebanon Daily News

Updated:
01/27/2013 08:02:05 PM EST

World War II re-enactors answer questions from the crowd during the annual Battle of the Bulge re-enactment at Fort Indiantown Gap on Saturday. The re-enactment and the weekend that encompasses it commemorates the Germans last-ditch offensive in the waning months of the war. Ironically, as one participant pointed out, there weren t enough German re-enactors to hold the battle as planned on Saturday. (LEBANON DAILY NEWS CHRIS KNIGHT)

FORT INDIANTOWN GAP - Gunfire offered a staccato echo as combat boots trampled through a forest blanketed by a crust of snow.

These were battlefield sounds reminiscent of the largest land battle of World War II, a German offensive fought 68


years ago in the Ardennes region of Belgium.

And they were what spectators who came out for the annual Battle of the Bulge re-enactment, part of the annual World War II Living History Weekend presented by the World War II Federation, expected to see Saturday at Fort Indiantown Gap.

The annual weekend commemorates the Germans' Ardennes-Alsace Campaign - the so-called Battle of the Bulge - that began on Dec.

David Bauer, left, a re-enactor with the 30th Infantry Division, visits with Floyd Demmy of Harrisburg, a World War II veteran, before the start of the Battle of the Bulge re-enactment Saturday at Fort Indiantown Gap. (LEBANON DAILY NEWS BARBARA WEST)

16, 1944, and lasted until Jan. 25, 1945.

But on Saturday, history-loving visitors were disappointed: there weren't enough German re-enactors to hold thethe military police, or MPs, Bauer's job was to see that spectators, for their own safety, remained behind the yellow and black caution tape.

"As long as you stay behind this sturdy and expensive barricade, you'll be safe," the Allentown man joked to those awaiting the first shots.

Re-enactor Bill Burruss of Bloomingdale, Ohio, gets ready to march into battle during the Battle of the Bulge re-enactment Saturday at Fort Indiantown Gap. (LEBANON DAILY NEWS CHRIS KNIGHT)

"As they fire, the brass casings eject and are red-hot and will burn you. That's why we have everyone stay behind the line."

Standing near the front line was a man who had witnessed World War II himself, although he was deployed to the front only after the Battle of the Bulge.

Floyd Demmy of Harrisburg


served proudly with the 54th Armored Battalion of the 10th Armored Division. According to his friends, he has enjoyed attending living-history events, such as the one held at the Gap. He's known for casting a discerning eye on the uniform, gear and weaponry of the re-enactors.

Saturday was no exception.

Bauer's boots caught Demmy's attention, so he struck up a conversation with the younger man.

"Those you have on go up to your knees," Demmy observed.

Greg Zajac of Charlotte, N.C., straps an Army helmet on his son Sam, 11, during the Battle of the Bulge re-enactment at Fort Indiantown Gap on Saturday. The Gap s landmark water tower stands in the distance. (LEBANON DAILY NEWS CHRIS KNIGHT)

"The ones we had on only went halfway up."

Bauer said afterward that he enjoyed hisconversation with the veteran.

"This is all rather cool for me since three or four years ago I came here as a spectator, and now here I am participating on the other side of the line," he said.

Demmy said he was pleased and responded with an unexpected, "This is just awesome."

Despite the changes in Saturday's itinerary, there were plenty of living-history opportunities to explore. Sharing that history is what enticed some re-enactors from Fredericksburg to become involved.

Adam Daub, a member of the 5th Rangers "C" Company re-enactors, came dressed in camouflage snow gear once worn by the 193rd Rifle Division of the Russian army.

A unit of German soldier re-enactors marches through the streets of Fort Indiantown Gap on Saturday, too late for the morning re-enactment. A lack of German


soldiers led to an alternate battle plan for the traditional Battle of the Bulge re-enactment. (LEBANON DAILY NEWS BARBARA WEST)

"I've been involved for a few years now," he said. "I enjoying teaching kids the history of the war. It's so much more interesting than what you learn in school."

Fellow re-enactor Chandra Desrosiers agreed.

"I've always loved history, and they just don't teach history right in schools," she said. "This is another way for kids to learn about what happened during the war."

Purchasing the garments and gear can be expensive, they said. Both said they shop for their gear on eBay. While her shirt was authentic WWII era, Desrosiers said, her jacket, pants, boots were reproductions.

"I don't think that you should be out rolling around in the mud in somethingthat's original," she said.

While there were no barracks open for public tours, visitors were invited to tour several smaller buildings, a German field hospital, and Naval and communications displays in the Gap's Area 13. There was also a flea market with extensive period garb and gear for sale.

Rounding out the list of activities was a dinner and evening of entertainment at the Community Club on Saturday night.

Activities held for participants and veterans in the past week included a chapel service, a luncheon at the Lebanon VA Medical Center, 1940s fashion show, period entertainment and a wreath-laying ceremony at the Veterans of the Battle of the Bulge Monument on Friday afternoon.


Washington — The Reverend Jesse Jackson is backing Senator Bernie Sanders for the Democratic presidential nomination as he seeks to mount a comeback when voters in six states head to the polls Tuesday.

Jackson, a longtime civil rights leader and Democratic presidential candidate in 1984 and 1988, said in a statement he will appear alongside Sanders at an event in Grand Rapids, Michigan, on Sunday. He praised the Vermont senator for committing the tackling issues that are of significance to the African-American community.

"With the exception of Native Americans, African Americans are the people who are most behind socially and economically in the United States and our needs are not moderate. A people far behind cannot catch up choosing the most moderate path," Jackson said. "The most progressive social andeconomic path gives us the best chance to catch up and Senator Bernie Sanders represents the most progressive path. That's why I choose to endorse him today."

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Jackson said former Vice President Joe Biden's campaign did not reach out to him or ask for his support. Sanders, to the contrary, did. As mayor of Burlington, Vermont, Sanders backed Jackson in his 1988 campaign, in which Biden was also a candidate.

Jackson said Sanders made several commitments to him, including introducing a constitutional amendment on the right to vote in Congress next week, expanding Pell Grants, nominating an African-American woman to the Supreme Court and naming black women to his cabinet if he is elected president.

The civil rights leader also challenged Sanders


to select an African-American woman as his running mate, which Jackson said the senator would give "the highest consideration."

Jackson's endorsement comes as the race for the Democratic presidential nomination has narrowed significantly, with Sanders and Biden emerging as the two frontrunners.

Biden surged in the national delegate race, which he now leads, following a sweep of Super Tuesday states, though California — the biggest prize — is leaning toward Sanders.

Sanders is now focusing on Michigan, a key battleground state where more than 100 delegates are up for grabs Tuesday.In July of 2015, a violation occurred in the men’s basketball program at Arkansas State. According to a report released by the NCAA, the father of a former player, who was not named, informed the NCAA multiple times of violations that were occurring inside the men’s basketball program, but never gave specifics.

On December 10, 2015 Rich Zvosec, the senior associate athletics director for administration requested an interview with then director of men’s basketball operations, Kyle Drake. Drake was responsible ordering equipment. In the interview, Zvosec, asked Drake if he ever provided the unnamed player and his family with extra benefits. Drake immediately revealed he gave the player access to the men’s basketball Adidas “promo” account, and the player ordered over $5,000 in Adidas merchandise.

After the conclusion of the


meeting, Zvosec informed Joel Weems, the associate athletics director for compliance, and Terry Mohajir, the director of athletics of the violation.

Then head coach John Brady was informed of the findings on Dec. 11, 2015 around 11:35 a.m. Brady stated that he had no involvement and was not aware of what had occurred. Brady also stated that he was shocked that Drake would do something like that.

The investigation concluded on Dec. 21, 2015, with A-State submitting their findings to the NCAA on December 22, 2015. Drake was fired on Dec. 21.

Drake gave the player the login information in July. After giving the player the login, Drake received an email regarding the order, saying the player ordered $5,165 worth of apparel. Drake tried to cancel the order, but was informedby Adidas that all promo account orders are final. Drake placed the packages in the equipment room, and gave the unnamed player a key to the equipment room on July 17, 2015 to retrieve the packages. The key was returned to Drake on July 18. Drake, due to fear of termination, remained silent on the matter until his interview with Zvosec.

Drake, in an interview, stated the player had been bugging him since the spring semester to let him order from the promo site. Drake stated that he told the player money reallocated in July and he would have to wait until then to order. According to Drake, the player began texting him daily starting in June, and by July, it was up to two or three times a


day. Drake, who was planning his July 18 wedding, got tired of the player bugging him, and finally caved in and gave him the login information.

“It was out of my hands,” Drake said. “I didn't think there was anything else I could do about it.”

On Jan. 18, 2016 the NCAA enforcement staff and A-State athletics interviewed the unnamed player involved in the violation. During the interview, the player denied that he received login information from Drake and ordered over $5,000 of equipment. Despite the NCAA informing the player of their findings, he remained steadfast in his denial. Both Arkansas State and the NCAA believed the denials were not credible.

Nearly a month later, on Feb. 15, 2016, Drake was interviewed. Drake stuck to his story, and provided screenshots oftext messages between him and the player, in which they discussed the order and where to pick the order up at. According to Drake, he went without reporting the violations because he was told by the previous staff to never trust the administration.

The NCAA and Arkansas State agreed that the player knowingly provided them with false information during his interview. The player was kicked off of the team in December of 2015 for disciplinary matter. The player has one year of eligibility remaining, and if he chooses to use that one year, the university he transfers to will be required to request that he be reinstated.

Arkansas State received corrective actions from the NCAA, such as they terminate the contract of Drake, provide education to the athletics department and


Joseph D. Darcy's Oracle Weblog

Tuesday Jun 05, 2012

Among insects, monarch butterflies and dragonflies have the longest migrations; migrating JDK bugs involves a long journey as well! As previously announced by Mark back in March, we've been working according to a revised plan to transition the JDK bug management from Sun's legacy system to initially an Oracle-internal JIRA instance which is afterward made visible and usable externally. I've been busily working on this project for the last few months and the team has made good progress on many aspects of the effort:

JDK bugs will be imported into JIRA regardless of age; bugs will also be imported regardless of state, including closed bugs. Consequently, the JDK bug project will start pre-populated with over 100,000 existing bugs, some dating all theto get a good estimate of its B magnitude from the photographic magnitude.

There were three Schmidt plates in the database of Cerro Calán Observatory with images of the region of SN 1992ar (Wischnjewsky 1997). One of them is the first epoch image, which was taken on June 26.5 1992, the second is the discovery image, taken on July 27.3 1992, the third is an additional plate taken on August 2.5 1992. Ideally, these plates could have been used to digitize the region of the SN and sequence of local photometric standards in all the plates, transform the photographic density to an approximate intensity scale, use the plate of June 26.5 to estimate the background underneath the SN and subtract it from the other two plates, compute magnitudes for the


already on the move as a commercial force. His No. 9 jersey is the fifth best-selling of all NFL players. It's the top seller among kids. He's done TV commercials for AT&T in Texas and nationally for Diet Pepsi Max (though Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is the star of the spot) and ESPN's "SportsCenter."

And, according to his marketing representative R.J. Gonser of Creative Artists Agency, you ain't seen nothin' yet.

"It's the perfect storm with Tony," Gonser says of Romo's endorsement potential. "You've got the cachet of Tony being quarterback of the Dallas Cowboys and being a dynamic person.

Several weeks ago I posted on the dilemma of whether I wanted the Bengals or Pats to lose their game. I am facing the same issue this Sunday for Cowboys-Pats afterreading nonsense like this (excerpt and link below):

Romo's endorsement potential a 'perfect storm'

Tony Romo has a Texas-sized heap of motives to beat the New England Patriots on Sunday. Just for starters: keeping the Dallas Cowboys unbeaten, establishing their bona fides as Super Bowl contenders and atoning for his five-interception game in Buffalo.

His agents are geeked for him to have a great day, too. It would keep up the momentum in their drive to build Brand Romo. He's already on the move as a commercial force. His No. 9 jersey is the fifth best-selling of all NFL players. It's the top seller among kids. He's done TV commercials for AT&T in Texas and nationally for Diet Pepsi Max (though Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is the star of the spot)


Buffalo.

His agents are geeked for him to have a great day, too. It would keep up the momentum in their drive to build Brand Romo. He's already on the move as a commercial force. His No. 9 jersey is the fifth best-selling of all NFL players. It's the top seller among kids. He's done TV commercials for AT&T in Texas and nationally for Diet Pepsi Max (though Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is the star of the spot) and ESPN's "SportsCenter."

And, according to his marketing representative R.J. Gonser of Creative Artists Agency, you ain't seen nothin' yet.

"It's the perfect storm with Tony," Gonser says of Romo's endorsement potential. "You've got the cachet of Tony being quarterback of the Dallas Cowboys and being a dynamic person.

I will give him thistoe breaking phase of processing has, for the most part, heretofore been carried out manually, aided only by a knife. In such toe breaking, it is first necessary to sever the tendons of the foreleg at a location a short distance above the joint, followed by bending the toe relative to the axis of the foreleg until the joint snaps to expose the bone spool of the joint.
The task of the toe breaker is both tedious and physically fatiguing. The force required to snap the joints sometimes stresses the wrists of the toe breaker to the point of physical impairment, and in any event, the manual nature of the manipulations required necessarily limits the rate at which the carcasses can be processed through the toe breaking station.
Recently, a


proposal has been forthcoming for mechanically, and to some extent automatically, accomplishing the toe breaking operation, thereby relieving the personnel at the toe breaking station from the necessity to manually, and with great physical exertion, snap the joints and sever the tendons. The mechanical apparatus which has been proposed for use in this operation is depicted and illustrated in U.S. Pat. No. 4,058,872. This structure, representing the closest known prior art to the present invention, operates primarily upon the principle of extending the forelegs of the sheep carcass into a bifurcated or U-shaped mechanical bracket structure, which bracket structure is then hydraulically pivoted, thus twisting the leg of the sheep in a way which breaks the forelegs at the first joint.
In the utilization of the toe breaker apparatusA vigil is in the works to remember 8-year-old Martin Cobb, killed trying to protect his sister. Martin is known as Marty.

"I just want to hug my Marty Mar," said family friend Niki Dolan.

Police sources tell NBC12, Marty and his sister were playing near the railroad tracks behind their house when a teen began sexually assaulting the 12-year-old girl. They explain Marty tried to intervene and he was beaten to death.

Marty and his sister often spent a great deal of time at Dolan's home.

"Whether it was coming over to play," said Dolan. "Whether it was just to come over and sit on the front porch and have snacks."

Dolan's six-year-old daughter called the two young victims her best friends.

"How do you talk to a 6-year-old about that?" questioned Dolan.