May, 1980 through a substantial purchase of the Bank's stock.
4. Sweeney was a director of the Bank from approximately May, 1980 until November, 1983.
5. The Bank's written loan policy in effect in 1980 required that:
a. overdrafts honored by the Bank be treated in the same manner as loans;
b. any loans to any director or to entities controlled by any director be presented to and approved by the board of directors of the Bank prior to disbursement;
c. loans to closely held corporations be personally guaranteed by the principals thereof.
6. Both Sweeney Coal and Admiralty opened demand accounts at the Bank shortly after the Bank was acquired by its new owners in 1980.
7. On December 5, 1980 Sweeney signed a check in the amount of $140,000 payable to R. Kevina credit line or overdraft privileges at the Bank, and the Bank generally did not permit overdrafts.
11. The Admiralty overdraft, since it was the equivalent of a loan, violated the Bank's Loan Policy.
a. The Admiralty overdraft was not treated in the same manner as a loan. The overdraft was never documented as a loan, no credit procedures were followed and no loan file was ever created. No service fees, interest, or other fees were charged.
b. The overdraft was not approved by the board of directors.
12. On or about December 9, 1989, Sweeney Coal obtained a loan from the Bank. The Sweeney Coal loan violated the Bank's Loan Policy.
a. The minutes of the Bank's directors' meeting held on November 24, 1980, immediately prior to the disbursement of the Sweeney


Coal loan, contain no reference to the Sweeney Coal loan, although the minutes of that meeting do refer to other loans to insiders of the Bank. The minutes were signed by Sax as chairman of the Bank's board of directors,[2] and were prepared by his secretary.[3] The Sweeney Coal loan was not presented, discussed or approved at the November 24 directors' meeting. In fact, the Sweeney Coal loan was not reflected in the minutes of any meeting of the directors of the Bank until June, 1983.
b. Sweeney Coal was a closely held corporation and Sweeney was its principal. The Bank never obtained a personal guaranty from Sweeney for the *537 Sweeney Coal loan, although the Bank's policy required principals of closely held corporate borrowers to personally guarantee suchloans.
13. On December 9, 1980, the Bank disbursed $140,000 to Sweeney Coal pursuant to the Sweeney Coal loan by the issuance of a memorandum crediting the sum of $140,000 to Sweeney Coal's checking account at the Bank. No promissory note was executed by Sweeney Coal in regard to this disbursement.
14. On December 11, 1980, Sweeney Coal transferred $130,000 of the Sweeney Coal loan proceeds to Admiralty by means of a check signed by Sweeney on behalf of Sweeney Coal. Admiralty deposited the check into its overdrawn account at the Bank to cover the overdraft.
15. Sweeney knew of the Admiralty overdraft and the Sweeney Coal loan at the time the transactions occurred. Even though he was aware that neither transaction had been approved by the Bank's Board of Directors,


Sweeney never caused either transaction to be brought before the board for approval. The debtor was also aware that, pursuant to the Bank's loan policy, he was required to personally guarantee the Sweeney Coal loan, something he failed to do.
16. In April, 1984, Illinois banking officials determined that the Bank was insolvent, closed the Bank, and caused the FDIC to be appointed as the Bank's receiver.
17. Sweeney Coal filed a petition under Chapter 7 of the Bankruptcy Code in 1984. The Sweeney Coal Chapter 7 case was a "no asset" case in the sense that no distributions were made to any unsecured creditors in that Chapter 7 liquidation. The FDIC thus received no payments in the Sweeney Coal case on account of the $116,000 principal balance of theSweeney Coal loan or any of the interest accrued from December 5, 1983 through February 6, 1989. The FDIC has no hope of recovering from Sweeney Coal any of the remaining obligation on the Sweeney Coal loan as Sweeney Coal is defunct.
18. Eventually both Sweeney and Sax wound up as debtors in their own individual Chapter 7 cases. The FDIC, as successor to the now failed Bank, filed timely adversary complaints against both Sweeney and Sax, seeking a judgment that the individuals were personally liable for the Sweeney Coal debt owed to the FDIC as successor to the Bank. The FDIC alleged that Sax and Sweeney violated their fiduciary and other duties as directors of the Bank by causing the Bank to enter into the Sweeney Coal loan


disclosure and fair dealing by a director . . . in his relations with a bank."). Sweeney breached his fiduciary duty by participating in obtaining the Sweeney Coal loan and the payment of the Admiralty overdraft; by permitting the Bank to pay the overdraft and make the Sweeney Coal loan knowing that both transactions were being done without the knowledge or consent of the Bank's directors and in violation of the Bank's loan policy for overdrafts, close corporate loans, and insider loans; by receiving some or all of the benefits from those transactions; by failing to take any action to cause the Bank to rescind or collect the Sweeney Coal loan; by failing to bring the Sweeney Coal loan and the Admiralty overdraft to the attention of therises to the level of defalcation.
3. Sweeney Acted As a Fiduciary to the Bank at the Time the Debt Was Created: Because the debtor did not comply with the Bank's loan policy in either the Sweeney Coal loan transaction or the Admiralty overdraft transaction, no formal debtor-creditor relationship between the debtor and the Bank was created. Instead, the debtor used his position as director of the Bank to obtain the Admiralty overdraft for Admiralty and the Sweeney Coal loan for Sweeney Coal in violation of the safeguards built in to the Bank's loan policy for dealing with loans to directors.
The debt Sweeney owes to the Bank is not the debt Sweeney Coal owes the Bank as a result of the Sweeney Coal Loan. Only Sweeney Coal owes that


debt. As a director and shareholder of Sweeney Coal, Sweeney is not personally liable for the debts of Sweeney Coal absent a piercing of Sweeney Coal's corporate veil. Hertz Corp. v. Fraund, 1988 WL 83403, 1988 U.S.Dist.Lexis 7855 (1988). Instead, Sweeney's debt to the Bank is based on the fiduciary duty he owed to the Bank as a director of the Bank which he breached in causing the Sweeney Coal loan to be made to Sweeney Coal to cover the overdraft in violation of the Bank's loan policy. The Bank was injured by Sweeney's breaches *540 of his fiduciary duty because the Sweeney Coal loan proved to be uncollectible.
In that regard the facts now before the court are markedly different from those confronting the court in Harasymiw v.bank incurred a debt in an ordinary commercial transaction). Unlike the debtors in Harasymiw and Wing, Sweeney never established a formal debtor-creditor relationship between himself and the bank. In fact, he never personally borrowed money from the bank. Instead, he was acting as the director of the Bank when the debt he owes personally was incurred. His debt is not for money borrowed  it is for breach of his fiduciary duty as a director of the Bank. It is that debt that is nondischargeable under § 523(a)(4).

CONCLUSION
IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED THAT James Sweeney is liable to the FDIC, as a receiver of the United of America Bank, in the amount of $179,559.67 plus further interest computed from February 9, 1989 to the date of the entry of


The present invention relates to a valve operating apparatus for an engine.
Japanese Patent Application First (unexamined) Publications Nos. 63-57806 and 63-167016 disclose a valve operating apparatus. The known valve operating apparatus comprises a mechanism to releasably interconnect the adjacent two cam operated rocker arms. The rocker arms are formed with mating bores receiving a plunger. The plunger is movable between a first position in which the plunger is disposed in one of the mating bores and a second position in which the plunger is inserted into the other plunger and thus disposed in both of the mating bores. When the plunger is in the first position, the two rocker arms move separately, while when the plunger is in the second position, they moves as a unit.
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Large fire under control in Birmingham's Southside

It took about an hour to bring the blaze under control. Source: WBRC video

The remains of the building on Tuesday morning show nothing but charred wood between fireplaces. (Photo: Wil Raines)

Source: WBRC tower cam

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Firefighters worked for about an hour to bring a large structure fire under control in the Southside area.

The fire appears to have destroyed a building located at 20th Street South and 9th Avenue South. Parts of the building have reportedly collapsed.

FOX6 News Reporter Christy Hutchings is on scene and says that police tell her the structure is an abandoned house but fire officials haven't confirmed this detail. Mayor William Bells told Hutchings that the structure was actually on the city's list to beMarch to martial law? Undercover Special Forces to sweep US Southwest

As elite branches of the US military prepare to hold military training in seven southwest states, with some troops operating incognito among civilians, some Americans fear the training is actually preparation for imposing martial law.

Operation Jade Helm, which is scheduled to kick off in July and
run for eight weeks, will involve the participation of 1,200
troops from the US military’s most elite fighting forces,
including Green Berets, Navy SEALS and Special Operations from
the Air Force and Marines.

The troops will be participating in what has been called
Realistic Military Training in towns in Arizona, California,
Colorado, New Mexico, Nevada, Texas and Utah.

In an effort to simulate the type of battlefield conditions
soldiers may face in foreign countries, the US military has
designated the remote training


republic.”

This is not the first time that American urban areas have served
as the training areas for US forces.

In December 2014, Americans were unsettled by the spectacle of US
Special Forces black helicopters buzzing the skylines of
major US cities, including Dallas and Los Angeles, part of what
it described as training in “realistic urban sites.”

Now, the Special Forces boots will be on the ground in cities and
towns across the country, and that has some people asking a lot
of questions.Newcastle linked with summer double striker swoop

News this week has emerged that Newcastle United are in hot pursuit of two very hot strikers indeed. It is rumoured that Lukas Podolski and Aleksandar Mitrovic are both on Mike Ashley's shopping list in the hope that he can spend the £38 million sitting in the club's bank account - something in which the fans have been protesting over in the previous few weeks.

Metro reported on Tuesday that the Magpies were interested in bringing Anderlecht's goal-hungry forward, Aleksandar Mitrovic, to Tyneside whilst the same website revealed that they are also showing signs of interest in Arsenal striker, Lukas Podolski, who is currently on loan at Inter Milan in the Serie A.

Interest

Mitrovic, who caused Arsenal some serious discomfort in the Champions League


earlier this season by completing a three goal second half comeback, has sparked major interest from a cluster of Premier League teams in the run up to the summer transfer window. New league winners Chelsea are expected to be sniffing around while Swansea and Arsenal also have their ears to the ground.

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It's early days yet and a striking move for the 20-year-old would seem silly as the season is still going on, especially in Newcastle's dire situation, but according to the Daily Mail, the Geordies have agreed a staggering £15 million fee for the Serbian.

As far as Lukas Podolski is concerned, he's heading back to the Emirates Stadium as soon as the Serie A comes to a close after the German has endured a torrid timein Italy, scoring just one goal in fourteen appearances.

But Arsene Wenger is keen to get his hands clean of the German forward, and with that in mind, Newcastle are certainly on the prowl, with other teams showing interest.

What you might be failing to understand is that Anderlecht are a team who get regular Champions League football. Although a move to the Premier League may be tantalisingly tempting, why would Mitrovic go to a side who could actually be playing Championship football next season.

Drop

And if the Magpies manage to escape the drop, why would he want to involve himself in the relegation battle? Surely, if a move by Arsenal or Chelsea was made, he would rather join one of those teams where he would still be playing Champions League


football, but also challenging for the Premier League title.

Although Arsenal are looking to get rid of Lukas Podolski, the German forward won't result in joining Newcastle. Put yourself in his shoes. He's unwanted by his current club and has failed in a loan move to Inter Milan. There is a team in his home country - Koln - where the 29-year-old is regarded as a royal character after spending eight years them in total. Wouldn't you want to go to a club that loves you rather than a side who can't wait to get rid of you?

Decision

Staying in the Premier League would be the wrong decision for Podolski no matter how much of a good player he is. He struggles to adapt to life in England, and hisordered 10 Saint Christopher Auto Rosaries, for all members of my family. My order shipped the same day and I am pleased with the quality and the service. Rose - San Diego, CA"

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The system, which opened for trading in October of 2013, proved very popular, drawing praise and business from big banks like J.P. Morgan and investors like Franklin Templeton. On the average day, 280 million shares are now traded through IEX, making it the second-largest platform for trading stocks outside of the traditional exchanges. But as long as it remained an alternative trading system, sometimes called a dark pool, IEX could never grow as big as full-fledged stock exchanges. So, last year IEX put in an application to become a stock exchange. The incumbents mounted


a lobbying campaign against IEX Not surprisingly the incumbent exchanges — NYSE, NASDAQ, and BATS — all Not surprisingly the incumbent exchanges — NYSE, NASDAQ, and BATS — all mounted a case against IEX . So did high-frequency trading shops like Citadel and Hudson River Trading. The normally sleepy process of approving an exchange application became a heated public battle, playing out in comments to the SEC, editorials in the press, lobbying in Washington, and legal threats . The SEC, under intense pressure from lobbying groups backed by the incumbents, delayed the process twice, extending it six months past the original deadline. The ability for HFT firms to front-run orders has been widely established, but allowing them to operate can be profitable for nearly everyone but the clienthave come under scrutiny from law enforcement. In January, Barclays and Credit Suisse both settled with the New York state attorney general after being accused of misleading investors, essentially routing their orders to dark pools where they were picked off by high-frequency traders. Barclays admitted to violating securities laws and misleading investors. In May, news broke that Citadel and KCG, another massive high-frequency trading firm, were under investigation by the Justice Department. Senators and many others have called for an end to payment for order flow, a practice pioneered by none other than Bernie Madoff. As IEX has grown in size and prominence, many of the predatory practices it shuns have come under scrutiny from law enforcement. In January, Barclays and Credit Suisse both settled with the New


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The world’s best-selling Aquafina is now in the Philippines. The purified drinking water is owned by PepsiCo Inc. and bottled locally by Pepsi-Cola Products Philippines Inc. At the moment, Aquafina is available across 22 countries including in Vietnam and Thailand.

Pepsi-Cola Products Philippines does have its own pure distilled water under the Premier brand selling mainly in sari-sari stores. The launch of Aquafina is seen as a move by Pepsi-Cola Products Philippines to tap the growing demand for bottled water in the modern grocery channel. This is in view of the slowing down of the carbonated segment and the proposed tax on sugar-sweetened beverages.

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Sex offender sent to jail for not attending counselling

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An 18-year-old has been jailed after failing to carry out counselling for sexual offending, the court heard.

Veshayne Sentonious Wall was yesterday re-sentenced in the New Plymouth District Court for breaching supervision.

Judge Allan Roberts noted Wall received an "indulgent" sentence when he was initially given community detention coupled with supervision after admitting having unlawful sexual connection with his girlfriend, then aged 14 years old and when Wall was 17.

The Corrections Department called for re-sentencing saying Wall would not obey directions and avoided supervision.

A psychiatrist would have provided Wall with the skills he lacked, the judge said.

There was no victim impact statement before the court and the girl's mother should have taken a more proactive role, the judge said.

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The outrage over disloyalty and turning their back on the club that made them household names makes you wonder how many of the fans claimed the same when their clubs forced players out to balance their books or were (apparently) deemed not good enough. There were not many tears of sadness when the likes of Adam Johnson (Manchester City) or Florent Malouda (forced to train with Chelsea youth team) were all considered surplus to requirement and expendable by their clubs despite them being influential for their teams performance previously. The simple fact of the matter is that the clubs and fans will only


prevent him from leaving the club – claiming he was a Spurs player and that they had the right to hold on to him – just a year later when he took over at Tottenham Hotspur and Real Madrid came calling for the man.

Perhaps the best example of football’s hypocrisy can be seen among the fans. They can be seen cheering and booing their own club at alarming regularity. The Emirates stadium has been echoing with boos of frustration for over a year and Stamford Bridge for a few months (at the manager, which is arguably misplaced); though the situation is very different at the two clubs, with the former having failed to win a trophy for a number of years, which turned the fans against the manager,Friday, 25 October 2013

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Metro Mayors Should Shake Up Their Cities

The race is on to lead the North's major cities. This May it is Londoners who will elect their mayor. But on May 4 2017 it will finally be the turn of citizens in Greater Manchester, Liverpool City Region, the North East and other areas to elect 'metro mayors' to govern their city regions.

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CHICAGO — Democratic candidate for governor J.B. Pritzker has selected state Rep. Juliana Stratton of Chicago to be his running mate in the 2018 election.

The announcement was made at Sherwood Park on Chicago’s South Side, in the district Stratton represents in the state legislature.

The billionaire businessman from Chicago said Thursday that Stratton has "taken on" Republican Gov. Bruce Rauner and will fight for working and middle-class families statewide as his lieutenant governor.

Stratton won her first term in office last year with the help of an endorsement from President Barack Obama. She defeated Rep. Ken Dunkin in a Democratic primary that was seen as a proxy war between Rauner and Democratic House Speaker Michael Madigan.


was a doggy because he was cuddly and playful. Cecilia was a kitten because she was cute and had a nice meow. Joseph was a grumpy dog (he was pretty grumpy...not sure why he was a dog rather than a cat!).

I was enjoying listening to them as I folded my laundry. Then I made a big mistake. When they came into my room (crawling on all fours), I asked Gianna what I was (meaning a dog or a cat). Just curious.

She thought for a quiet moment. And then she told me. I was a "great big horse."

Fabulous! Not having the best self-esteem day, I decided not to ask her why!

Serves me right for interrupting!!! At least they're in bed early :). Neigh...Good night!student of history, so we got a lot of history lessons at the dinner table," Charles remembered.

In the Koch brothers' early childhood, Fred's stern demeanor was not improved by the fact that he spent much of the time in great physical pain. Doctors treated a cancerous tumor on his palate with radiation and surgery, but the treatment itself left behind a quarter-sized hole in the roof of his mouth. It made it difficult for him to eat and hindered his speech. The nature of his business forced him to interact regularly with clients and potential customers. As this became increasingly difficult, he began to reflect on his career and considered retreating to a quieter, simpler life.

Fred came from ranching country, growing up around such legendary spreads as the


Westminster attack: Pope Francis ‘assures Britain of his prayers’

In a message the Pope said he invoked 'divine strength and peace' upon families who were grieving

Pope Francis has said he is “deeply saddened” by the attack in Westminster yesterday and has expressed “prayerful solidarity with all those affected by the tragedy”.

His comments came in a message from Cardinal Pietro Parolin, Vatican Secretary of State, to Mgr Matteo De Mori, charge d’affaires at the apostolic nunciature in London, which was then passed on to Cardinal Vincent Nichols.

The message said: “Deeply saddened to learn of the loss of life and of the injuries caused by the attack in central London, His Holiness Pope Francis expresses his prayerful solidarity with all those affected by this tragedy.

“Commending those who have died to theFor the longest time, George Romero was the king of zombie movies. Thanks to the innovation that was Night of the Living Dead, zombies became all the rage, and the filmmaker has had a niche in the undead horror thriller world for decades now. Following the original film’s release in 1968, Romero made Dawn of the Dead and Day of the Dead, and more recently he’s followed those up with Land of the Dead, Diary of the Dead and Survival of the Dead. But now even the king of zombie movies is having trouble getting them made.

In a recent interview, George Romero reveals that he’s been having trouble getting financing for the kind of zombie movies he wants to make, and he puts the blame on World War


"Even early and mid-adulthood may be critical periods for promotion of physical activity" to help keep memory and thinking strong in old age, lead researcher Tina Hoang said in a news release from the Alzheimer's Association.

Hoang, a research associate at the Northern California Institute of Research and Education in San Francisco, is slated to present her team's findings Monday at the annual meeting of the Alzheimer's Association, in Washington, D.C.

Prior studies have suggested that physical activity later in life may help protect against mental decline, and possibly Alzheimer's disease and other types of dementia. However, Hoang's team said the effects of exercise in early adulthood on late-life mental health are much less clear.

In their study, the researchers tracked more than 3,200 white and black Americans, aged 18 toespecially relevant for future generations of adults due to the growing use of screen-based technologies," Hoang said.

And, she added that, "because research indicates that Alzheimer's and other dementias develop over several decades, increasing physical activity and reducing sedentary behavior beginning in early adulthood may have a significant public health impact."

Two experts agreed that the study couldn't prove a causative link, but they also agreed that physical and mental health are closely tied.

"The results are consistent with the literature on physical exercise and its benefits for mental functioning, particularly in the areas of attention and executive function," said Margaret Sewell, education director at the Alzheimer's Disease Research Center at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, in New York City.

Another expert, Dr. Luca Giliberto, said the findings were


of the work, designed the experiment, revised and handled the manuscript, accurately answered all the questions from the reviewers, ensured the integrity of the work and approved the final version to be published. HLiao made important contribution to the literature review, interpreted data for the work, drafted the manuscript, revised some critical structure and intellectual content, advised on the integrity of the work and approved the final version to be published. YP provided the whole designed theory of the study, made substantial contributions to the overall design and guideline of experiment, interpreted intellectual content, substantial work on drafting the manuscript and approved the final version to be published. PL conducted the data processing, interpreted intellectual content in disease, was accountable for some aspects of the work in ensuringRiki Ott

Riki Ott (born August 8, 1954) is a marine toxicologist and activist in Cordova, Alaska. Ott was frequently introduced as an "oil spill expert" in her many media appearances during the height of the 2010 BP Deepwater Horizon oil spill news coverage. After graduating with a doctorate in sedimentary toxicology from the University of Washington, Ott moved to Alaska and started a fishing business. When the Exxon Valdez oil spill disrupted the local fishing-based economy, she became an environmental activist. Since the spill, she has participated in legal and public relations disputes with the Exxon company.

Ott has more recently become involved in the movement to end corporate personhood through a constitutional amendment. She has also repeatedly visited the Gulf of Mexico in the wake of the spill,


Implementing the "family law act of 1970" caused the
divorce rate to jump almost 40% in just one year.

21
million Americans
died as
a direct result of this increased divorce rate, including
one million divorce related suicides and one million divorce
related homicides in the 20th Century alone.

8
million of these deaths were due solely to the 44%
increase in the premature mortality rate of the
children of divorce.

Altogether, feminists cost
55,000,000 American Lives in the Twentieth Century.

Our
divorce rate is four times higher than countries like
Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Azerbaijan, Turkmenistan--and
Afghanistan!

Feminism, the "right to commit
adultery",
is an abomination before God!

In the four minutes it
will take you to read this page, eighteen more fellow
Americans will be divorced, and nine will die as a direct result of that
divorce, which means that giving American women legal rights was
tantamount to mass genocide. The US Surgeonand a seventeen fold increase in the incarceration
rate.

Divorce contributed to
the increase in the percent of US managers and administrators who are
women from 19% to 43%, which decreased the purchasing power of the
average American family by two thirds. It caused a $7 trillion
increase education spending at the same time that SAT Scores decreased 98
points, putting the US DEAD LAST in TIMSS. It
contributed to the US having the industrial world's only negative Personal
Savings rate, reducing the net worth of the average American household
to a negative $77,000
each. It contributed to our record high personal and corporate bankruptcy
filings.

Worldwide, each
additional one hundred divorces parallels
two additional suicides, one additional
murder, six
additional rapes, thirty
three additional armed robberies, and puts one hundred more men in
prison.

Feminism, the "right
to commit adultery", the unwarranted demand for legal rights for women,
the


whom 15 million of these children are
living have been divorced and are now living with men who are not the
biological fathers of their children. In other words, the 11
million children living with both biological parents are now a 16%
minority.

As a cross-check to the above
calculations, note that DHHS reports that there were 41,344,400 divorces
in the US in the Twentieth Century which adversely affected 62,016,600 children. One of the adverse effects is a 44%
increase in their premature mortality rate compared to children raised by
two biological parents in an intact family. 213 million of the 284
million Americans are adults, so these children of divorce now constitute
29% of the adult population. There were 1,736,018 premature deaths
in the US in 1996 (deaths of citizens below the age of 75, their average
life expectancy), whichwith my dad….However, my dad, being an abuser himself….although he talked to Jim many times….was unable to create any lasting effect…and so it continued….
One night, in a restaurant, with my dad and his wife, my dad confronted Jim….I had a black eye at the time….my dad took him outside…and threatened him…but it did not stop Jim….he promised my dad that things would be better….they never were.

I tried to run, a few times, but even my VERY BEST FRIEND, would not allow me into her place due to fear of what he may do to her (she knew the history). I was not allowed to talk to my family or my friends. I could not even go to the grocery store without Jim. At one point, he put a


in the home of 60% of dementia patients. Firm numbers on how that translates to violence are difficult to come by—in their early stages of dementia, those who shoot people often haven’t been diagnosed yet—but stories of tragedies and near misses are not hard to find.

A Minnesota man suffering from dementia shot his son during an argument about television. One Texas patient’s daughter found a loaded gun under his pillow—in the bedroom where her small children were playing. A dementia patient in Georgia shot and killed the home health care worker who was tending the patient—an example of the elevated risks increasingly faced by health care workers, according to Ellen Pinholt, the former chief of geriatrics at Walter Reed Hospital in Maryland. Some health care companies now stipulatelocated in Metro Manila, while eight are in Luzon, two in Visayas and three in Mindanao.

Freshmen students were surveyed following a “randomized block sampling” method in which they were grouped by academic programs and sex.

They were asked to weigh their stances on different political and civic issues such as extrajudicial killings and the drug war, divorce, demands of the LGBT community, the territorial dispute with China and death penalty, among others.

Information such as their daily activities, factors why they enrolled in college and their abilities on certain matters were also considered.

‘Politically apathetic’

Following the results of the students surveyed in 2014, it was discovered that 17 percent of Generation Z members do not discuss politics even as 25 percent of them agree that being updated with political affairs are


Mental disorder in the New South Wales prisoner population.
To determine the prevalence of mental illness among prisoners in New South Wales (NSW), Australia. Mental illness was examined in two NSW prisoner populations: (i) new receptions to the correctional system; and (ii) sentenced prisoners. Reception prisoners were screened at four male centres and one female centre in NSW. The sentenced population was randomly selected from 28 correctional centres across the state. Reception prisoners were screened consecutively whenever possible while the sentenced group was randomly selected as part of the 2001 Inmate Health Survey. We adopted the same instrument, Composite International Diagnostic Interview - Auto (CIDI-A), for diagnosing mental illness as used in the Australian National Survey of Mental Health and Wellbeing. Overall, 43% of those screened had at leastMorrison, Indonesia's President Joko Widodo is facing an election next year.

"That's what makes this situation potentially dangerous and also very complex for two leaders who obviously get on very well after their first meeting," Indonesia Institute chairman Ross Taylor told AM.

Like the Coalition's battle to hold the seat of Wentworth, Indonesia's religious vote in next year's national elections could be critical.

Last month the Indonesia President surprised many by choosing as his vice-presidential running mate conservative cleric Mar'uf Amin, who heads the country's largest conservative Muslim movement and has called for a fatwa against secularism.

"Jokowi has to make sure his new running mate and the backing he has from the conservative Islamists are kept happy, and of course they are very pro-Palestine," Mr Taylor said.

"If he has to throw


and cover ups are not possible to enforce, consider the fact that our government still has not announced disclosure of the fact that extraterrestrials are present with us on and around this planet, some of which are knowingly working with the government. The only way Americans know what is truly happening is through whistleblowers and independent researchers.)

Following years of intricate planning, the resulting legislation, the National Economic Security & Reformation Act emerged.

1999 – a 75 page document known as the National Economic Security & Reformation Act (NESARA) was submitted to congress where it sat with little action for almost a year.

2000 – Late one evening on March 9, 2000, a written quorum call was hand-delivered by Delta Force and Navy Seals to 15 members of the US Senateand the US House who were sponsors and co-sponsors of NESARA. They were immediately escorted by the Delta Force and Navy SEALs to their respective voting chambers where they passed the National Economic Security and Reformation Act. President Bill Clinton signed the Act into Law.

These 15 members of congress were the only people lawfully allowed to hold office in accordance with the original 13th amendment. Remember British soldiers destroyed copies of the Titles of Nobility Amendment (TONA) in the war of 1812 because it prevented anyone who had ties to the crown of England from holding public office in the USA. President Clinton relinquished his bar registry.

NESARA is the most ground breaking reformation to sweep not only this country but our planet in its entire history.

This LAW was


Sean Rossman, and Byron Dobson

Tallahassee Democrat

Facing a mounting $1.7-million legal bill, Florida State University decided to settle with Erica Kinsman, a former student who accused former FSU quarterback Jameis Winston of rape.

The $950,000 lump sum payment is the largest ever Title IX discrimination settlement to a single plaintiff claiming a university's "indifference" to a sexual assault, according to the Boulder, Colorado-based law firm representing Kinsman, Hutchison Black and Cook. FSU President John Thrasher signed the settlement on Monday. A filing in the Tallahassee-based United States District Court for the Northern District of Florida said the settlement must be final no later than Feb. 12.

As part of the settlement, Kinsman agreed to drop her title IX lawsuit against the school. The settlement states she will receive $250,000 and hersupports President Thrasher's ardent defense of Florida State University and the business decision to resolve this suit and move forward," Rancourt said.

Kinsman filed the lawsuit in January 2015, claiming the university displayed a "clearly unreasonable response" to her allegation that Winston raped her at his off-campus apartment in the early morning hours of Dec. 7, 2012. She claimed a "hostile educational environment" was created once the allegation was made public in November 2013 and that the university's "deliberate indifference" to her situation led to emotional distress, an inability to finish school and loss of future earnings.

The university is still under investigation by the U.S. Department of Education's Office of Civil Rights. The federal investigation focuses on FSU's handling of the case and its Title IX compliance. The settlement


into the deeper issues of what we were finding at FSU."

Clune also took a jab at the university's athletic department, a nod to accusations that FSU football players receive special treatments during their run-ins with the law.

"I think they've made some great steps," Clune said. "The concern that I would have at FSU is whether or not FSU really has control over what happens in the athletic department."

Kirby Dick and Amy Ziering, the makers of "The Hunting Ground," a documentary focusing on rapes on college campuses and which featured Kinsman, said in a statement the settlement is "a win for survivors everywhere."

"Through her bravery, resilience and integrity, Erica was able to transcend her traumatic experience, stand up to FSU's institutional betrayal and show other sexual assault survivors theytime of the government's acquisition of title. It is also claimed that the government's right of way is presently ineffective and vitiated, because its southern end joins an abandoned roadway, title thereto having reverted to defendant. Defenses of unclean hands, laches, adverse possession in the defendant, lack of notice of the government's right of way, and the existence of an adequate remedy at law are asserted. As a counterclaim defendant alleges that the government has claimed exclusive dominion over part of its alleged right of way and unwarranted dominion over other parts, and against these acts an injunction is sought.
The right of way involved herein has its inception with a map filed with the Clerk of Monmouth County in August, 1880, by the Highland Beach Association pursuant to


its plan of developing a tract of land lying between the Atlantic Ocean on the east and the Shrewsbury River on the west, being located in the Borough of Seabright, County of Monmouth, State of New Jersey. This map divides this tract of land into lots numbered from 1 to 74, inclusive, running north to south. These lots are bisected by a forty foot right of way. Abutting on the east, and parallel thereto, is a sixty foot right of way of the New Jersey Southern Railroad. The forty foot right of way is designated on the map as Ocean Avenue. On the north of this property, as delineated on the map, the United States Government owned extensive property for military purposes (Fort Hancock, etc.).
The government acquired titlenorth of lot No. 30) and south of the property owned by the United States. Among other exceptions, lands occupied by the Highlands and Seabright Turnpike Company were reserved.
On March 18, 1920, the Highland Beach Association granted William Sandlass title by its deed to the property lying between the northern line of the Central Railroad Company and the southern line of the United States (lots 23 to 29, inclusive), together with certain reversionary interests. The same exception contained in the lease of November 8, 1897, is noted.
At the outset this court is presented with jurisdictional objections. It is contended that a court of equity may not grant the extraordinary relief claimed where title is in issue, without first there being a determination of title in a court of


the road now laid out * * * said right of way or road being forty feet wide".
The defendant has established the fact that the physical use of the right of way to the extent of forty feet has never existed. Indeed, it was shown that prior to the government's deed of July 27, 1892, and during the term of one of the early leases set forth above, the defendant, William Sandlass, participated in the construction of a so-called switchback railroad which was located upon a portion of the right of way. This was replaced by the present structure which was erected soon after the lease to William Sandlass of January 5, 1893. Others testified that the roadway prior to the time the government acquired title was ofan ambiguous deed by the parties may be resorted to in ascertaining their intention, Jackson v. Perrine, 35 N.J.L. 137. The latter rule of law is directed at the government's acquiescence in the boundaries from July, 1892, to July 11, 1936.
The above rules are inapplicable to the facts at bar. The ambiguity in the deed to the government is adequately clarified when it is read in connection with the map of 1880 filed by the Highland Beach Association with the Clerk of Monmouth County. This map was specifically referred to in the deed to the government as well as in the lease of November 1, 1887, to the defendant. The undisputed testimony shows that marble stones set in the early 1880's marked the western line of the right


of way as being seventy feet from the center line of the sixty foot right of way of the railroad. The deed, the map and the testimony concerning the existing monuments conclusively demonstrate the creation of the right of way forty feet in width paralleling the sixty foot right of way of the railroad. We conclude that the phrase "now laid out" means as laid out on the map of 1880, and that a roadway forty feet wide was intended.
It is shown in defendant's brief that the Highland Beach Association some time after the map of 1880 was filed permitted the Highlands and Seabright Turnpike Company, an alter ego of the Association, to construct a turnpike over Ocean Avenue, and running north as far as lot 29, andthat in 1903 the turnpike company relinquished *84 its rights therein to the Freeholders of Monmouth County by deed. In 1933 a new bridge was constructed over the Shrewsbury River which terminated at a point on lot 34 some distance south of lot 29. Upon the opening of this bridge the County of Monmouth by resolution relinquished all jurisdiction over and responsibility for the piece of roadway between lots 29 and 34, and vested such responsibility upon the Mayor and Council of the Borough of Seabright. As a result of this action the defendant, William Sandlass, claims that that part of lot 29 formerly used for the original bridge landing reverted to himself as the successor in title of the Highland Beach Association. He contends that even though


and abandonment of such road, but not until interested parties have been notified of a hearing thereon. It appears from the defendant's brief that the action of the Board of Chosen Freeholders of the County of Monmouth by its resolution of September 6, 1933, was to discontinue the road in question as a county road under the first section of the above quoted act. There is nothing before us to indicate that there was a complete abandonment of the road upon notice as prescribed by the statute, and, hence, we must regard this portion of the road still as a public highway with responsibility for its maintenance and construction in the authorities of the Borough of Seabright. Under this view the rights of the United States to theuse of the road are not adversely affected, nor does it appear that the defendant, William Sandlass, would have the power to shut off the use thereof by the United States.
Defendant's contention that he is a purchaser for value without notice of the creation of the government's easement, because the deed creating the easement is not in his chain of title, is likewise erroneous. The defendant and the government trace their title to common grantors. The map of 1880 was a public record, and if defendant had made a proper search of his title the right of way would have disclosed itself.
The defenses of laches, adverse possession and unclean hands are aimed at the government's dilatory assertion of its claim to a forty foot roadway. It is conceded,


clerk or the clerk of any governing body of each municipality in which said road or portion thereof sought to be discontinued as a county road shall lie. Such certified copy shall be served as aforesaid within ten days from the date of the passage of such resolution. And at the expiration of the said period of ten days from the passage of such resolution the road or portion of road therein described shall cease to be a county road, and from thenceforward jurisdiction over the said road or portion of road shall vest in and the responsibility for the construction, reconstruction, repair and maintenance of said road, or portion of road, shall devolve upon the township committee, borough council or other governing body, as the case mayday of said meeting. And if, after the public hearing held at the time and place specified in said resolution, the board of chosen freeholders, by a vote of the majority of all of the members thereof, shall again adopt such resolution, the said road or portion thereof as described in the said resolution shall from thenceforth be deemed to be vacated and abandoned, and shall cease to be a public road or highway, and title to the land which theretofore was lying within the area of the side lines or legal right of way of said road, shall revert to and vest in the respective owners of the legal title thereto, free and clear of any easement or right of way thereover or thereupon in favor of


I would like to recognize the work carried out by our clerk,
Kevin Pittman, and his team. Today, the committee is continuing its study on
international market access priorities for the Canadian agricultural and
agri-food sector.

[English]

Canada's agriculture and agri-food sector is an important part of the
country's economy. In 2013, the sector accounted for one in eight jobs in
Canada, employing over 2.2 million people and close to 6.7 per cent of Canada's
gross domestic product.

[Translation]

The sector accounted for close to 6.7 per cent of Canada's gross domestic
product. Internationally, the Canadian agriculture and agri-food sector was
responsible for 3.5 per cent of global exports of agri-food products in 2013. In
2013, Canada was the fifth largest exporter of agri-food products globally.

[English]

Canada is engaged in several free trade agreements, FTAs. To date, we have 12
FTAs in force.United States, and South America. And
we receive buyers. We plan to carry out market evaluations throughout the world
to help businesses better position themselves with regard to these markets.

We are also partners and shareholders of the international food exhibition
which just took place in Toronto. This exhibition is an extraordinary platform
for Canadian food products. During the latest event, we welcomed about 50
countries and 15,000 other visitors from the agri-food sector. This event is not
for the wider public; it is tailored to business people. About 750 Canadian
participants exhibited their products during the event, which was launched about
12 years ago in order to promote the interests of Canadian businesses.

The Agri-Food Export Group Québec-Canada works with the Department of
International Trade and Minister Ed Fast, who has done excellent work over the
last few years.


in Canada.

As you know, the economic environment has changed significantly since the
2008 recession. There has been an economic slowdown, and a fluctuating Canadian
dollar. When the dollar goes down, it is good for exports, but it is not as good
for purchasing cutting-edge equipment. There is increased competition from
imports, which also explains the decrease in the trade balance. Higher input
costs have also had a huge impact on margins. I will go into a little more
detail later.

The third chart shows why companies have found it difficult to export.
Quebec's margin — the small blue line at the bottom — is still lower than the
Canadian average, which is the green line in the middle, and the Ontario margin
is still higher than the average. There is a reason for this. In Quebec, 85 per
centelephant in the room, and might even be called the killer
question.

Mr. Coutu: On that subject, I would tell you that I am not a
politician, and that business is my main concern. I think Prime Minister Stephen
Harper has expressed a clear position on supply management. Over the last few
days, as you no doubt saw on the news, he was joined by the Quebec Minister of
Agriculture, the President of Agropur, the President of La Coop fédérée, and
Marcel Groleau of the UPA. Quebec has grounds for concern and wishes for its
producers to be protected in the agreement. I recommend you read Mr. Paradis'
policy on this area if you wish to know the official position.

[English]

Senator Merchant: A few weeks ago, the WTO ruled against the U.S. on
their COOL labelling. You mentioned this


Dr. Antonio Santillan-Gomez practices gynecologic oncology. Dr. Santillan-Gomez speaks Spanish. His professional affiliations include Methodist Health System and Texas Oncology. His education and training includes medical school at Monterrey Institute of Technology and Higher Education (ITESM) School of Medicine and residency at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center. He honors several insurance carriers, including Blue Cross Blue Shield Bronze, Blue Cross Blue Shield HMO, and Blue Cross Blue Shield Gold.

Dr. Janine James practices maternal and fetal medicine (perinatology). She is a graduate of the University of Illinois College of Medicine at Chicago. Her average rating from her patients is 4.0 stars out of 5. Blue Cross Blue Shield Bronze, Blue Cross Blue Shield HMO, and Blue Cross Blue Shield Gold are among the insurance carriers that Dr.James accepts.

Dr. Veronica Mallett works as a gynecologist. She accepts Blue Cross/Blue Shield, Blue Cross Blue Shield Bronze, and Blue Cross Blue Shield HMO, in addition to other insurance carriers. She is a graduate of Michigan State University College of Human Medicine.

Dr. Sireesha Reddy is a specialist in general obstetrics & gynecology. She works in El Paso, TX. Dr. Reddy's patients gave her an average rating of 4.5 out of 5 stars. She is an in-network provider for several insurance carriers, including Blue Cross/Blue Shield, Blue Cross Blue Shield Bronze, and Blue Cross Blue Shield HMO. She is a graduate of Columbia University, College of Physicians and Surgeons. Dr. Reddy (or staff) speaks the following foreign languages: Sign Language and Spanish. Dr. Reddy is professionally affiliated with Strong


Memorial Hospital, Rochester.

Dr. Franz Theard works as a maternal-fetal medicine specialist. Dr. Theard attended medical school at George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences. His average rating from his patients is 4.0 stars out of 5. He honors Blue Cross/Blue Shield, Blue Cross Blue Shield Bronze, Blue Cross Blue Shield HMO, and more.

Dr. Robert Vera is a medical specialist in general obstetrics & gynecology. He accepts Blue Cross/Blue Shield, Blue Cross Blue Shield Bronze, and Blue Cross Blue Shield HMO, in addition to other insurance carriers. He attended medical school at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical School. Dr. Vera has received the following distinction: Texas Super Doctors.

Dr. Henry Garcia's medical specialty is general gynecology. Dr. Garcia's clinical interests include da vinci surgery. He has a4.0 out of 5 star average patient rating. He is an in-network provider for United Healthcare Compass, Blue Cross/Blue Shield, Blue Choice, and more. He graduated from Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center, Paul L. Foster School of Medicine. Dr. Garcia is affiliated with Cypress Fairbanks Medical Center Hospital.

Dr. Melissa Mendez is a medical specialist in general obstetrics & gynecology. Dr. Mendez's education and training includes medical school at the University of California, Irvine, School of Medicine and residency at Phoenix Integrated Residency in Obstetrics and Gynecology. She is in-network for several insurance carriers, including Blue Cross/Blue Shield, Blue Cross Blue Shield Bronze, and Blue Cross Blue Shield HMO.

Dr. Michael Schaffer is an El Paso, TX physician who specializes in general obstetrics & gynecology. Blue Cross/Blue Shield, Blue


Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], May 18 (ANI): For his continuous support in promoting the cause of children's rights, Anil Kapoor was felicitated by Council of European Chambers of Commerce in India and a European Union delegation in Mumbai.

The event also marked the celebration of EU Day 2019 on Friday. Anil Kapoor, who has been working in collaboration with Plan India, a child rights organisation, was the guest of honour at the event.

Tomasz Kozlowski, EU Ambassador to India said, "Council of European Chambers of Commerce in India traditionally organises EU based celebrations. I am so happy that Anil Kapoor is with us today because he is so famous in promoting cultural ties between India and European countries."

Praising Anil Kapoor, the ambassador added, "Mr. Kapoor is also known as a verydevoted promoter of social values, women rights. We spent some time together in October last year, promoting girls' rights in an event organised by Plan India."

The 'Slumdog Millionaire' actor has been supporting girls' and children's rights for which the actor got recognition from the EU delegation.

Presenting the citation to Kapoor, Tomasz said, "On the occasion of Europe Day 2019, Mr. Anil Kapoor is a distinguished exponent in the art of acting and master of his craft."

"He has contributed immensely to the Indian and International film industry and through it connected and inspired many people of the world," he added.

Calling cinema a bridge connecting people, he said, "Cinema transcending across the borders is a strong bridge builder between the people of Europe and India. Numerous Indian films have been


shot in Europe."

"Mr. Kapoor has lent his support to various important social causes including girl child campaign by Plan India which was supported by EU," said Kozlowski.

"As an organisation, which has always been a strong advocate for the advancement of women empowerment, girl child rights, and equality, the EU would like to felicitate Mr. Kapoor for his principled stand and relentless efforts in these areas," he added.

After receiving the citation, an overwhelmed Anil Kapoor expressed his gratitude and said, "It's been very educative, very emotional and one of the best evening of my career. I don't know if I deserve this honour but I want to thank you (Tomasz) for giving me this honour."

"And give my regards and best wishes to your wife because she loves Slumdog Millionaire,"In a latest development, Icelandic PM Sigmundur David Gunnlaugsson has resigned in wake of Panama Papers scandal.

Gunnlaugsson's resignation is the first major political casualty to emerge from the leak.

"The prime minister told (his party`s) parliamentary group meeting that he would step down as prime minister and I will take over," the Progressive party`s deputy leader and Agriculture Minister Sigurdur Ingi Johannsson told a live broadcast, as per AFP.

On the other hand, Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif today formed a high-level judicial commission to probe any financial wrongdoing, a day after three of his children were named in the 'Panama Papers' for owning offshore companies prompting demands for an enquiry by the Opposition.

Addressing the nation, Sharif announced formation of the commission to probe allegations against him and his family.

"I


hereby announce to form a judicial commission which will be led by a former judge of the Supreme Court. This commission will weigh the allegations being levelled and will give its verdict after due investigation," he said.

The judicial commission will be led by a retired Supreme Court judge, he added.

The Pak PM gave a detailed background of the businesses controlled by his family that he said were established many years before Pakistan was founded adding despite repeated efforts to ruin his business in the past, he and his family had paid outstanding amount of nearly Rs 6 billion.

"My family has faced a barrage of accusations. My family was not involved in politics till much later, as such, even before I got into politics, we were an established industrialfamily," he said, as per PTI.

"I want the nation to decide for themselves the reality behind these allegations which are being levelled for the last 25 years," he said.

He said his sons Hassan and Hussain were living in the UK and Saudi Arabia since 1994 and 2000 respectively and working under the legal ambit and rules.

Sharif also challenged all those hurling allegations against him and his family to present evidence of any financial wrongdoing before the commission.

Meanwhile, Spain, France and several other countries launched tax evasion probes after a massive leak of confidential documents lifted the lid on the murky offshore financial dealings of a slew of politicians and celebrities.

The scandal erupted yesterday when media groups began revealing the results of a year-long investigation into a trove of


11.5 million documents from the law firm Mossack Fonseca, which specialises in creating offshore shell companies in the tax haven of Panama.

Among those accused are close associates of Russian President Vladimir Putin, relatives of Chinese leader Xi Jinping, Iceland's Prime Minister Sigmundur David Gunnlaugsson as well as Barcelona striker Lionel Messi.

However, Putin's spokesman says the Russian President has no connection to offshore accounts allegedly operated by his close friend, a musician.

Dmitry Peskov argued that the leaked documents from a Panama-based firm have been wilfully interpreted by an international consortium of investigative journalists to make what he called an unfounded claim that cellist Sergei Roldugin's offshore assets were linked to Putin.

Speaking in an interview today with The Associated Press, Peskov emphasized that "there is not a word about PresidentPutin in those papers," and dismissed the alleged link between Russian owners of offshore assets and Putin as a "product of imagination."

As for British Prime Minister David Cameron, he came under intense pressure today over the Panama Papers leak that said his late father ran an offshore fund which avoided paying tax in Britain for 30 years, but kept mum if some of his family's money is still held offshore.

A major leak of tax documents have claimed that Cameron's late father Ian ran an offshore fund which avoided paying tax in Britain by hiring Bahamanian residents.

Ian Cameron's name is allegedly in the over 11 million leaked documents from the Panama-based law firm Mossack Fonseca that were passed to German newspaper 'Suddeutsche Zeitung' and shared by the International Consortium


share a job title: co-president. They've headed Wyoming since 1997 and together, using a progressive management style, have transformed it into a lean enterprise. They've taken their process management expertise from the financial world and applied it to the shop floor. And they've led with grounded
character and a determination to try new things. The result has been a firm with a diverse customer base and a sales record that, with a significant dip in 2001 aside, has grown about 6 percent a year.

What's in a Name?

Their father can be blamed for the company's name, which in 1974 wasn't so incongruous. That's when Tom Tapani launched the company as a machine shop in Wyoming, Minn., a few miles south of Stacy and about 30 miles north of the TwinCities. A few years later he moved the company to its current industrial park location. By the mid-1980s he had reduced much of Wyoming's machining work and got
into what was, at that time and place, the more lucrative field of metal fabrication.

Being an early technology adopter made the business especially lucrative. "In 1985 we were one of the first companies in the market to be offering laser cutting. By the early 1990s we were using lasers to cut heavy plate," Traci said. "At the time we were just competing with plasma cutting systems, and people really liked the precision that the laser brought."

Soon the company stopped machining altogether as more heavy-sheet metal work flowed in from major OEMs in the heavy-equipment arena and elsewhere. Those OEMs found Wyoming's


precision-laser-cut parts eased their own welding, finishing, and assembly. In other words, the shop's laser services stood out in a crowd; it was an easy sell.

Evel Knievel Helmets

In the late 1990s Traci was pregnant, ready to go on maternity leave—only it was cut a tad short. When a customer's purchasing staff "found out I just had a baby, they had an absolute fit," Traci recalled. "They needed work on something involving a cost reduction, so I literally came back to work in one day."

Lori chimed in. "So she had the baby on Sunday at 7 p.m., and she was back in the office on Tuesday."

Several years later a major customer sent work out for bid to "reprice" a job. At this point Wyoming Machine had racked up an2000, but orders plummeted by year's end as work was sent across the ocean. At the same time, a large telecom firm was growing like wildfire, acquiring companies and sending out RFQs worth millions. "We did $1 million worth of work [with the company] during the first six months,"
Traci recalled.

Lori added, "That doesn't normally happen with a brand-new customer."

They knew something wasn't right. Growing up around their father's business, they knew the company started with business relationships that began small and grew over time. This in turn nurtured trust between business partners, and that trust wasn't built over just a few months.

Sure enough, by 2001 much of the telecom work, among other contracts, dried up. But the company survived in part, they said, because of some of the


changes that started taking root in the late 1990s. Over time Wyoming diversified its base and now serves a range of industries producing everything from playground systems to store fixtures.

String Art

Getting into the playground market had an added benefit: The company worked with a customer that was well down the lean path. Lean manufacturing is contagious, and the partnership with Delano, Minn.-based Landscape Structures proved it, the sisters said. Landscape Structures was meeting demand for skateboard parks popping up in city parks and recreation areas across the country, and beginning
in 2002 Wyoming partnered with the company to turn thick-gauge, 60- by 120-inch sheet into skateboard ramps. Together the companies developed radiused fixtures that could support large, rolled sheets during welding.

"The company was really great to work with," Tracisaid. "They were already into lean and doing kaizen events. We would have our team visit their shop, and they had people visit ours."

Although Lori and Traci didn't dwell on lean's terminology, early on they knew the philosophy, with roots in a product line environment, had potential in the job shop. Through working with Landscape Structures and others, they knew the philosophy dealt with people first, technology second. In 1997 Lori and Traci distributed copies of The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People. Engineering
consultants came in to discuss lean basics, and over time the company adapted lean to its culture.

Part flow topped the list during the first kaizen sessions. Employees developed what they called "string art." Using a corkboard and colored string, they mapped out how certain product


as the foundation president for the local technical school, Pine Technical College, and both participate in the school's Gold Collar career day, which features speakers from local manufacturers promoting the trade.

The college even has a Women in Technology Day for sixth-grade girls. Lori and Traci have helped create a break-out session for that event called Metal Magic, during which they give interactive presentations about different types of metal and how metallic products are made."Sixth grade is when you've got to catch them," Lori said."By high school, many kids have strong ideas about what they
want to do with their lives"—particularly the motivated ones.

And those, she said, are the people manufacturing needs.

Tim Heston

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The FABRICATOR is North America's leading magazine for the metal forming and fabricating industry. The magazineFirefighters Continue to battle the Big Sur Fire

The Big Sur Fire that began on the Friday morning of the 22nd of July continues to burn through the rugged terrain of Monterey County. Five years of drought conditions, high winds and plenty of fuel have made the Soberanes Fire difficult to contain despite the massive efforts of the firefighters and volunteers who have been battling it tirelessly for over a week now.

According to the Cal Fire incident report, nearly 40,000 acres have been burned and 57 homes and 11 buildings have been destroyed. There has also been one fatality.

Robert Reagan, a 35-year-old bulldozer operator died cutting a fire line overnight when his bulldozer rolled over on steep terrain. Robert was not a firefighter, but was a volunteer bulldozer operator


and knew how to work the terrain he was in.

He leaves behind a wife and two kids and was a highly regarded man in his community. Since his death, a bereavement fund for his family has been set up.

There is over 5,000 personnel working to contain the Soberanes Fire with 71 dozers cutting fire lines, 103 hand crews and 22 airborne assets. Still, the fire continues to burn in steep and inaccessible terrain making containment difficult. As of July 31st, the fire is 15% contained.

Parks along the Big Sur coastline are closed though the Pacific Coast Highway remains open according to the Associated Press. California state parks spokesman, Dennis Weber, is quoted as saying, “It is folly to predict where this fire will go.”

The 59 square mile fireor cannot afford coverage on the open market.

Through Medi-Cal, the state's version of Medicaid, California provides coverage for nearly 8 million low-income residents, including children and their parents, disabled individuals and the elderly. A separate program, Healthy Families, serves 878,000 children up to age 19 whose families earn too much to qualify for Medi-Cal.

Under the federal health care overhaul, the federal government would cover most costs for new enrollees such as single adults and parents who cannot qualify for Medi-Cal. From 2014 to 2019, California could receive $45 billion to $55 billion from the federal government, while the state would contribute an additional $3 billion to $6.5 billion, according to the Kaiser Commission on Medicaid and the Uninsured.

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A chain of family friendships in Silicon Valley linked me to Laurel Crosby, PhD, a member of the Davis team. Laurel invited me to visit SCTC and talk with her and Ron. I spoke with them for a half hour in July 2016, and it was obvious we all thought a collaboration was a good idea.

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states on the list had an average cars per road-mile figure exceeding the national average of 31.60.

Methodology

To determine the states with the most speeding tickets, the data science team at Insurify collected information from its database of over two million car insurance applications, including any speeding tickets since 2010. The team compared the number of drivers with a speeding ticket against the total population to determine the share of speeders in each state. Data on the percentage of drivers with a suspended license also was collected from Insurify’s database, while numbers on the total number of public road miles and registered automobiles in each state comes from the United States Department of Transportation’s Federal Highway Administration.

States With the Most Speeding Tickets

10. Idaho

Percentage of drivers with a speeding ticket:14.65%

Percentage of drivers with a suspended license: 4.18%

Total number of public road miles:52,437

Total number of registered automobiles (2017):550,006

Kicking off our countdown is IdahoThe Gem State has the third-fewest number of public road miles of any state on the list, despite being the 11th largest state by total square area. With roads that few and far between, traffic can be hard to come by. Boise, the largest city in the state, is just the 96th-biggest city in the country by population. A lack of urban areas means more rural roads and highways—perfect thoroughfares for speeding.

9. Colorado

Percentage of drivers with a speeding ticket: 14.75%

Percentage of drivers with a suspended license: 3.65%

Total number of public road miles:88,818

Total number of registered automobiles:1,785,058

Colorado, which checks in at number nine on this ranking, has


has a percentage of drivers with a speeding ticket and suspended license well above the national average.

6. Wisconsin

Percentage of drivers with a speeding ticket: 15.78%

Percentage of drivers with a suspended license: 3.95%

Total number of public road miles:115,457

Total number of registered automobiles:2,092,584

One of four midwest states in the top 10, Wisconsin also has the third-most registered automobiles out of the states in the countdown. It also has a license suspension rare 37 percent higher than the national average, and a speeding rate 36 percent greater than the national mean.

5. North Dakota

Percentage of drivers with a speeding ticket: 16.06%

Percentage of drivers with a suspended license: 6.43%

Total number of public road miles:87,688

Total number of registered automobiles:276,545

North Dakota has the second-fewest registered automobiles of any state in the top 10, perhaps due,Volya Party Leader Veselin Mareshki Gives Up Parliamentary Immunity

One day after the ad-hoc parliamentary committee made the decision to comply with the request of the prosecutor general for stripping Veselin Mareshki of his parliamentary immunity, the leader of Volya party announced he was giving up his immunity of his own accord, BNR reported.

Mareshki is currently being tried on five different counts; in four of the cases the court has ruled in his favour. The fith lawsuit on which the court is yet to make its ruling Mareshki has been charged of blackmailing and assault and battery of a municipal councilor but he says he is expecting to win this action as well.

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recorded on earth, 134 degrees in July of 1913.

NOAA [National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration] does not have sensors where I believe is the hottest place in Death Valley. Badwater Basin has cliffs to the south and east, placing the area in a small nook in the mountain range towering over it. On June 30, 2013 I recorded 135.5F degrees here.

Meanwhile the weather service says it did record a record all-time high for the month of June and for the date of June 30 -- 129 at Furnace Creek.

(Photos of people posing next to a 131 temperature readout at Furnace Creek yesterday showed an unofficial temp, Stachelski told us: They were standing near an uncalibrated park service thermometer intended for tourists).

A cooling trend is in store with 128 expectedtoday and a downright cool 126 on-tap by Wendesday, Stachelski said.

Dennis Romero has worked on staff at several magazines and newspapers, including the Philadelphia Inquirer and the Los Angeles Times, where he participated in Pulitzer Prize-winning coverage of the L.A. riots. His work has appeared in Rolling Stone online, the Guardian, and, as a
young stringer, the New York Times.


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Whether you are in need of inspiration to hit the gym or simply want to be blown away, prepare to be impressed by the 300 male and female contestants who sprinted 400-meters up at the Red Bull 400 this year.

The competition was held at the Planica ski jump hill in Planica, Slovenia. Imagine how sore their muscles were after completing one of the most difficult sprints in the world.

The slope even took the winner Ahmet Arslan, pro Turk mountain racer, five minutes and two seconds to reach the finish line.                  December 28, 2011, statement complained of herein.
     Friday, April 27, 2012:
     2:30–3 a.m.      A surveillance video camera records Barrett on the premises of a local
                      convenience store with two female friends, Gwen Mason and Anise
                      Thomas, with whom he reportedly used drugs. Barrett is wearing


he should just kill her. “[Barrett] began saying he could just

stab me and different things he could do with the knife.” At this point, according to her

statement, Donna begged for her life. Barrett dragged her from the bed to the living room, at

which point he accused Donna of seeing another man in Dallas. When Donna denied this,

Barrett “snapped again” and grabbed her neck with his hands and choked her until her “air was

cut off and [she] almost blacked out.” He accused Donna of having cameras in the house, said if

he could not have her, no one would, and threw her cell phone to the ground, breaking it, so she

could not call the police. He threatened to kill her if she tried to leave. He spent the rest ofIn all prosecutions for murder, the state or the defendant shall be permitted to
           offer testimony as to all relevant facts and circumstances surrounding the killing
           and the previous relationship existing between the accused and the deceased,
           together with all relevant facts and circumstances going to show the condition of
           the mind of the accused at the time of the offense.

TEX. CODE CRIM. PROC. ANN. art. 38.36(a) (West 2005). While the statement qualifies for

admission under Article 38.36(a), evidence offered under this statute must also comply with the

Texas Rules


Friday evening; Barrett claimed that he

and Donna argued briefly at the house and that Barrett left after only a few minutes. Later

during the same interview that produced Barrett’s admission that he had been at the house Friday

evening, his narrative changed again. Barrett admitted then that, when he returned to the house

Friday night, he saw Donna’s body on the living room floor, and he fled. He denied kneeling by

the body or getting close enough for her blood to contact him. He also stated that he spent the

rest of Friday night and most of Saturday drinking, doing drugs, and having sex with two or three

other women.

        Barrett also claimed that, when he was at the house Friday night, Donna’s car was not

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to follow, possibly owing to their drug consumption; but there are suggestions in their testimony

that Barrett arrived at the apartments late Friday night or early Saturday morning. Additionally,

one of the women, Gwen, suggested she had been told by Anise, the other woman, that Barrett

had parked Donna’s car in the parking lot Friday night or Saturday morning. 9 A third friend,

9
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testimony was secured by subpoena; and she seemed unwilling to acknowledge a statement she may have made to
police during their investigation:


the assault charge arising from the December incident. He acknowledged a

protective order had been issued after the event. Officer Derkson, who took Donna’s statement,

described her face as swollen and bruised, and described bruising on her neck, consistent with

being struck near the eye and having been choked. Donna’s brother, Charles Miles, testified,

without objection, that he had previously visited Donna in the hospital after various instances of

physical altercations between Donna and Barrett: “Like, he hit her one, two -- three -- three

times, you know, domestic violence, he had beat her up. I went to the hospital a couple of times

where he had jumped on her and beat her up pretty bad.” Miles had been summoned by family

members Saturday when they could not contact Donna. Miles eventually broke into the house

andFormer US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton speaks during the Time 100 Summit event on April 23, 2019, in New York.

Mueller did not conclude that Trump had committed a crime, but the report laid out analysis and evidence while making it clear that the investigation did not exonerate him. Instead, Mueller's report suggested that it should be a matter for Congress to debate. Attorney General William Barr, however, decided not to charge Trump .

"I think there's enough there that any other person who had engaged in those acts would certainly have been indicted," Clinton said at the TIME 100 Summit in Manhattan. "But because of the rule in the Justice Department that you can't indict a sitting president, the whole matter of obstruction was directly sent directly to


the Congress."

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said Tuesday that President Donald Trump only avoided obstruction of justice charges following the release of special counsel Robert Mueller's report because of the Justice Department's rule barring the indictment of a sitting president.

Clinton, whom Trump defeated in the 2016 election, also called for the release of an unredacted version of Mueller's report. "I'm really of the mind that the Mueller report is part of the beginning. It's not the end," she said.

"Every American who cares about holding our adversaries accountable, looking to prevent what happened from ever happening again, should take the time to go through," she added.

As more high-profile Democrats call for impeachment proceedings against Trump, Clinton emphasized that the process should "be something undertaken in a really serious,diligent way, based on evidence."

"I have a weird personal history about impeachment," she said, referring to her time as a staff attorney for the House Judiciary Committee during the Watergate investigation. "It shouldn't be a preordained conclusion. It should be based on evidence, not on partisan advantage."

Nixon resigned before he could be impeached. Clinton's husband, Bill Clinton, was impeached during his second term as president, but was not removed from office.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts has called on elected officials to begin impeachment proceedings, along with other 2020 Democratic candidates including Sen. Kamala Harris of California and Rep. Seth Moulton of Massachusetts.

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"There were no


Boris Johnson could return as an MP and even join the Cabinet, David Cameron
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The Prime Minister said that Mr Johnson could be “very good” for the Government, after hearing the Mayor of London back his leadership in a conference speech. He has said that he will support the mayor if he wants to stand as an MP in 2015.

It prompted speculation that the pair may have reached an understanding whereby Mr Johnson succeeds him as Conservative leader in exchange for remaining loyal in the build-up to the election. Following the speech today, the Prime Minister went backstage and hugged the mayor.

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was filed against Earl E. Holland d/b/a Holland Implement Company. An adjudication of bankruptcy was entered on January 30, 1975 and the respondent Charles F. Schroeder was thereafter appointed as receiver and trustee. On January 31, 1975, and pursuant to his duties as receiver, Schroeder traveled to the premises of the Holland Implement Company for the purpose of conducting an inventory of assets. On his arrival he found that the structure housing Holland Implement appeared to contain an additional business, Continental Auto Sales, Inc. Continental's name had been placed upon one of the several entrances to the Holland Implement building.
Schroeder attempted to post notices of receivership but found some difficulty in determining which of the two entities possessed what portions of the real and personal property. He conferredlaw enforcement officials of the suspected nefarious activity.
An adversary hearing on the propriety of the scope of the injunction was held in the bankruptcy court on February 5, 1975 with counsel for both Continental and the receiver present. Continental's attorneys moved to modify the injunction to exclude the assets and personnel of Continental on the grounds that the corporation was an entity separate and distinct from the bankrupt Holland Implement Company. The receiver opposed the motion and attempted to demonstrate a close relationship between Continental and Earl Holland. At the conclusion of the hearing the bankruptcy judge indicated that some such relationship seemed apparent; after noting his fear of continued removal of the bankrupt's property, he ruled that the injunction was not to be modified.
Resolution of the ultimate


question of the legal status of Continental was specifically reserved.
By petition of Ruth E. Holland, the bankrupt's spouse and the alleged secretary of Continental, a hearing was held on February 25, 1975 to reconsider the propriety of the pending injunction. On that date the bankruptcy court again refused to modify the scope of the injunctive decree, but the receiver was directed to institute proceedings to obtain an adjudication of title to the questioned assets.
On April 9, 1975, and notwithstanding the fact that adjudication of title had yet to occur, the bankruptcy judge issued an order to authorize the receiver to sell at public auction ". . . the personal property located at Holland Implement Co. and Continental Auto Sales, Inc. . . ." The judge further ordered thatall controversies at law and in equity, as distinguished from proceedings under this title, between receivers and trustees as such and adverse claimants, concerning the property acquired or claimed by the receivers or trustees, in the same manner and to the same extent as though such proceedings had not been instituted and such controversies had been between the bankrupts and such adverse claimants.
"(b) Suits by the receiver and the trustee shall be brought or prosecuted only in the courts where the bankrupt might have brought or prosecuted them if proceedings under this title had not been instituted, unless by consent of the defendant, except as provided in sections 96, 107, and 110 of this title."


George R. Brown convention center, which is now a huge evacuation shelter. Some of my friends had to evacuate from places they never imagined would flood. Ties between San Antonio and Houston run deep.

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Though principally important from the historical-artistic viewpoint, the Museum also presents numerous elements of scientific interest: among the works by Angelico, it is only proper to cite the paintings conserved in the Pilgrims’ Hospice which portray the two physician saints, Cosma and Damiano, who are easily recognisable by their cassocks, red hats and the round box containing medicines. Exemplary among these is the painting on