time he finished, he looked like he'd had an argument with an abattoir and come off the worse.

"Uh… Kadabra…" ventured Pichu, "Wearing ketchup on your head went out of fashion years ago."

"FOOLISH MORTAL!" Kadabra howled, using a Psychic attack on not just Togepi, but all the Pokémon, who were watching the battle between the two mentally odd Pokémon, wondering which one to cheer for.

After the Psychic attack hit the Pokémon, they vanished into a huge plot hole and reappeared in a land of green trees, soft, lush grass, blue skies and other stereotypical things which continue this theme rather nicely. They looked around for a while, noticing the lack of Kadabra and breathing a sigh of relief. Bulbasaur was the first to voice the question they were allwondering.

"Where on earth are we?"

Pikachu looked around, and at his friends, all of who were back in their .gif glory. "I think…" he said slowly, as if daring himself to believe it, "I think we're back home!"

"There's only one way to find out!" said Squirtle, before pausing. "Actually, there are multiple ways, but saying there is only one makes it sound better. Togepi, say something stupid!"

"Or normal by your standards." muttered Pichu under her breath.

Togepi, meanwhile, was muttering darkly to himself, unaware that they had arrived in the blessed Pokémon world and was just talking to himself while curled up. The Pokémon stared, occasionally catching phrases like "I'll give him an expletive omelet…" and "Crazy son of a…"

The Pokémon sweatdropped and stared at him before Squirtle realized something.


"WE SWEATDROPPED!" he screamed suddenly, "We MUST be back!"

"YESSS!" cried Squirtle, punching the air and looking happy beyond words. Totodile began kissing the ground and Pichu grabbed Pikachu's hands and they danced around like a pair of ecstatically happy electric mice. Charmander burst into tears and began hugging Bulbasaur, who also had tears streaming down his face.

Togepi continued muttering darkly to himself, but nobody cared.

Two Pokémon trainers named Mark and May were walking along a path that would lead them to the city that they hoped to reach before sunset, especially due to a previous nasty experience after staying in a certain desert overnight. They passed into a clearing and they all stopped and stared at the scene greeting them; a Pikachu and Pichu bouncing around in joy,Brumbies spoil Force party

The CA Brumbies have rained on the Western Force's opening night parade, winning a hard-fought Tooheys New Super 14 Week One clash 25-10 at Subiaco Oval in Perth.

The travelling Brumbies, who were hit by a mystery virus that struck down twenty of the twenty-six man touring squad, were greeted by a sea of blue jerseys at the 43,000 seat Subiaco Oval on a balmy summer night in Australian Rugby's newest Super 14 host city.

A crowd of 37,037 was on hand for the historic first match in the West, however it was the Brumbies who stole the show with an inspired fifteen-point victory.

Mark Chisholm, Joel Wilson and Matt Giteau each scored five-pointers for the Brumbies, while former Brumby Scott Fava dived over for the first ever


Western Force try, and their only for the night.

Force flyhalf Scott Daruda had a chance to post first points in the match with a penalty shot from the half-way line, which carried the distance but faded to the right of the uprights in the 18th minute.

Just one minute later it was the Brumbies who drew first blood, with lock Mark Chisholm scoring a barnstorming solo try.

Chisholm intercepted Force scrumhalf and former teammate Matt Henjak and carried the ball forty metres to score on the left hand side of the field.

Henjak had darted from a ruck and attempted to shift the ball to his blind side support players when Chisholm stuck his arm out and interfered with the pass before hauling the ball in and carrying it forty metresto the tryline, beating the covering defence of Scott Daruda.

Eight minutes later Captain Stirling Mortlock, who was first-choice kicker for the Brumbies, added a penalty goal to give the away team an 8-0 lead.

With ten minutes remaining in the half, Scott Daruda got his slice of history, recording the first points for the Force when he landed a penalty goal attempt from forty metres out to reduce the defecit to five.

Referee Stuart Dickenson had warned both captains about hands in the ruck, before Brumbies flanker Julian Salvi, in his second Super Rugby match, was yellow-carded nine minutes out from the break.

The Force then suffered a major blow when they lost former Waratahs back Lachlan MacKay to a knee injury on the stroke of half-time.

Five minutes into the second


half, the Western Force fans finally got their moment. Fullback James Hilgendorf made a break down the short side to start a swift attacking movement, before Scott Fava eventually caught an inside pass from Matt Henjak and raced twenty metres to score, with the near-capacity crowd riding him to the tryline.

When Daruda added the extras from the sideline to give the Force their first lead in the match, the crowd of over 37,000 Sandgropers erupted.

Gerrard and Graham both left the field but from that moment the Brumbies took control of the match.

In the 58th minute George Smith, who was outstanding for the Brumbies, produced a turnover in the Force' red zone which set up a try for replacement winger Joel Wilson.
From the turnover, the ball was shifted rightand then back to the left, where Wilson capitalised on an overlap to score in the corner.

Mortlock's sideline conversion made it 15-10 to the visitors, before three minutes later Matt Giteau sliced through the right hand side defence to score the third Brumbies try.
Mortlock converted the try and then sealed the match with his second penalty goal with twelve minutes remaining.
The experience and composure of the Brumbies was a decisive factor in the match and showed the benefit of having their full contingent of test stars on the field.
George Smith was awarded Man of the Match, while Stephen Larkham and George Gregan led the team with typical composure.

Jone Tawake and Julian Salvi also played strongly for the Brumbies, while the set piece was solid for the majority of


the game.

Another outstanding feature for the away team was its defence. The Brumbies missed just six tackles in the first half and were rock solid under pressure throughout the match.

Hooker Jeremy Paul aggravated his calf injury early in the match, but defiantly played on into the second half before eventually being replaced by David Palavi.the pressure of secularization: first, a symbol is by definition incommensurable, so its illegibility ceases to be a problem. Second, a symbol has full literal existence; it is not simply the embodiment of something that exists solely in the abstract. This new description of allegory under the name "symbol" corresponds in large part to the dramatic practice we have been seeing in Calderón—a fact which Goethe implicitly recognized in his extreme enthusiasm for the Spanish dramatist. The "allegory" that Goethe and then Coleridge condemned in contrast to symbol has nothing to do with the great allegories of the seventeenth century, but refers to the debased personifications of the eighteenth. A late step in this increasing illegibility of allegory is Walter Benjamin's tragic view of allegory in _Der Ursprung


up in droves for an operation with broad support, but an operation widely considered unjustified will spark major protests.

That’s exactly what happened when, during the second intifada, Prime Minister Ariel Sharon thought Israelis’ overwhelming support for reoccupying the West Bank created a golden opportunity to do the same in Gaza. He was forced to scrap that idea after a massive public outcry, especially from reservists.

The crucial difference Sharon had overlooked was the level of pain that Israelis were experiencing. The West Bank was wreaking havoc nationwide at that time. A wave of suicide bombings and other attacks in cities throughout Israel killed 452 Israelis in 2002, including 130 in March 2002 alone. But Gaza was causing most Israelis very little pain. Though there were attacks on soldiers andbombarding the south, despite having missiles capable of reaching most of Israel. It wanted to cause as much pain as possible without crossing the threshold that would provoke Israel into war—and it succeeded.

But with the option of reoccupying Gaza unavailable, the two main options left are both short-term fixes.

One is a smaller-scale military operation. The last such operation, in 2014, bought the south three-and-a-half years of almost total quiet, but at a price (for Israel) of 72 dead and massive international opprobrium. Another such operation might buy a similar period of calm, but at a similar or even higher cost. And it would have to be repeated again in another few years, by which time Hamas may be better armed and capable of exacting an even higher price.

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2020/04/03 Acting Dir. Highnam Discusses COVID-19

The United States confronts a potential national security threat each time a new outbreak of infectious disease occurs anywhere in the world. Our military must be able to deploy safely to wherever they are required to operate. The disease threats seen abroad can also impact the civilian population. The nationwide spread of H1N1 flu in 2009, of Middle East Respiratory Syndrome in Indiana in 2013, and the presence of Ebola in Texas in 2014 are recent reminders of this reality. As the current COVID-19 pandemic shows, an unwarned highly contagious virus can rapidly overwhelm medical systems worldwide.

There is currently a mismatch between the rapidity at which biological threats can emerge and proliferate and the response time for developing and deploying effectiveand an author of the two-year study.

Called “Military Assistance and Human Rights: Colombia, U.S. Accountability, and Global Implications,” the report examined 3,000 extrajudicial executions by the Colombian military. “We found that for many military units, reports of extrajudicial executions increased during and after the highest levels of U.S. assistance,” Lindsay-Poland told IPS.

The U.S. “School for the Americas” has trained numerous Latin American leaders associated with human rights abuses and death squads.

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The Fagrskinna (a 13th-century history of the Kings of Norway), has a similar accounthave far fewer Indigenous candidates running in this election than other parties do: seven, compared with 27 for the New Democrats and 18 for the Liberals, according to a Canadian Press count.

They do have Racelle Kooy in their inner circle — she is a member of the Samahquam First Nation, was the bilingual co-chair of the AFN, and is running as a candidate in Victoria.

But I have problems with some of party leader Elizabeth May’s ideas and stances.

For example, May floated the wonky idea of forcing SNC-Lavalin to pay for its alleged corporate crimes by delivering safe drinking water to all First Nations communities in need of clean water and working sewage. All this would be done without SNC-Lavalin receiving any profits.

And then there has been her long-standing


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The concerns of the critics of sex ed in Alberta, Ontario, and elsewhere are many, but what drives their opposition is the certainty that knowledge will lead to


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What's it like to be an actress in Afghanistan's first-ever soap opera? In a country where female stardom is taboo and where both sides of the 30-year-war routinely subjugate, harass, and brutalize women, it's not like starring in an American soap opera. The New York Times Magazine's Elizabeth Rubin interviews the female actresses of "The Secrets of This House." Her story also includes a captivating photo gallery.
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Often she finds herself acting her own life out onstage."

Arzoo, who portrays Soraya, comes from such a conservative Pashtun
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Australian based multinational companies before changing careers in favour of sales and marketing for the latter 12 years of business life.
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Two-thirds of the nation’s high-level radioactive waste is stored at Hanford, a 586 square-mile site located on the Columbia River. Hanford is the most contaminated nuclear site in the United States and is the focus of the nation’s largest environmental cleanup.

There are a total of 177 underground waste containment tanks at the Hanford site; 149 of them are single-shell tanks. The tank contents include waste from years of World War II and post-war production of material for nuclear weapons and account for 60 percent by volume of the nation’s high-level radioactive waste. Since the beginning of waste removal from


to send waste from some tanks, including T-111, to the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant near Carlsbad, New Mexico. It is a national repository for transuranic waste, which is contaminated with plutonium.

The most significant challenge at Hanford is stabilizing the radioactive waste stored in the single-shell tanks. Today, 2.8 million U.S. gallons of liquid waste, together with 27 million U.S. gallons of salt cake and sludge, remains in the single-shelled tanks. That waste was originally scheduled to be removed by 2018. The revised deadline is 2040.

Over the years, about a third of these tanks have leaked waste into the soil and groundwater.

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Pixar's chief creative officer John Lasseter, a car junkie and son of a onetime Chevrolet parts manager, dreamed up the idea for what would eventually become the 2006 "Cars" movie after a family road trip along Route 66.

Lasseter sent his Pixar team on several fact-finding tours along Route 66 to garner inspiration for the film from the real people and places along the fabled road. In his capacity as Imagineering's chief creative advisor, Lasseter also sent a Disney team out to explore Route 66 when Cars Land was still just in the planning stages at Disney California Adventure.

The trips were led by historian and storyteller Michael Wallis, author of "Route 66: The Mother Road" and voice of the Sheriff in the "Cars" movies.

"We went through towns just likeRadiator Springs," Wallis said. "I took them out on the road and exposed them to the places they never would have found and people they never would have met."

The fictional movie town of Radiator Springs, faithfully replicated at Disney's Anaheim theme park, draws inspiration from a number of locations along a 1,000-mile stretch of Route 66 between Kingman, Ariz., and Tulsa, Okla.

"In a Disney theme park, story is everything," said Kevin Rafferty, a senior concept writer at Imagineering and one of the lead developers of Cars Land. "We made sure there were no contradictions with the film."

The scavenger hunts sought to track down the sights, sounds, textures, kitsch, charm, warmth and heritage of Route 66.

"We wanted to capture the vibe and feel of road," Rafferty said.

The experiences of


the road — recorded in notebooks and sketchpads and captured in photos and videos — helped inform the narratives, architecture, merchandise and even menu items found in Cars Land.

"We don't go inside any of the buildings in the movie and see the interiors," Rafferty said. "It was a tough but fun challenge to make up the stories and fill in the blanks of the land."

While a few of the buildings in Radiator Springs are exact replicas of landmarks along Route 66, most of the businesses populated and operated by the automotive characters in the movie are a pastiche of places found along the fading but still popular road.

I decided to organize the real Route 66 inspirations here by the buildings and attractions in Cars Land.

Radiator Springs Racers

The $200-millionE-ticket ride sits on a six-acre swath of man-made rock work dubbed the Cadillac Mountain Range.

The tailfin ridgeline draws inspiration from the Cadillac Ranch in Amarillo, Texas, a public art installation featuring a row of graffiti-covered Cadillacs half-buried nose-first in the ground.

"Cadillac Ranch is a must stop for any road warrior," Wallis said.

The radiator cap mesa at the center of the road race ride is based on Tucumcari Mountain in Tucumcari, N.M. Even the "RS" painted on the butte mimics the capital "T" on the side of Tucumcari Mountain.

The rusty red striated grooves of the Cars Land mountain range look just like the real cliffs looming above the Teepee Trading Post in Lupton, Ariz. The ride's load and unload stations are dead ringers for the arched caverns hovering


behind the Chief Yellowhorse Trading Post, also located in Lupton along the New Mexico border.

The sequential Rusteze signs placed consecutively along the front of the Racers ride are an ode to the Burma Shave roadside advertising campaign — remnants of which can still be found along Route 66 between Ash Fork and Kingman, Ariz.

Cozy Cone Motel

The snack stands in Cars Land serve chili cone carne, cone on the cob, popcone and other food pun novelties.

The five oversized orange safety cones that double as snack stands are an obvious reference to the Wigwam Village in Holbrook, Ariz. Another teepee-style motel can be found in San Bernardino.

The Cozy Cone office, run by Sally the Porsche in the movie, recalls the Blue Swallow Motel, a neon beacon in Tucamcari, New Mexico.

Forpot pies, patty melts and meatloaf — to hungry travelers.

But if you're searching for the true spirit and personality of Flo's, look no further than the Midpoint Cafe located midway between Chicago and Los Angeles in Adrian, Texas. Former cafe owner Fran Houser was the inspiration for the Flo character in the movie and her signature Ugly Crust Pies can be found on the menu of the Cars Land carhop. Houser has sold the Midpoint Cafe since her brush with fame, but the new owner still serves the same food (including the famous pies).

Radiator Springs Curios Shop

In Cars Land, the exterior of Radiator Springs Curios Shop is covered with "last chance" pleas while the interior is filled with souvenir tributes to Route 66.

There's certainly no shortage of souvenir


stands along the historic highway bursting with knick-knacks celebrating the self-fulfilling legend of the fabled road.

The Sandhills Curiosity Shop in Erick, Okla., was one of the first stops for the Pixar and Disney road trips. Dressed in their red-and-white striped "Redneck Tuxedo" overalls, proprietors Harley and Anabelle Russell would greet each of the caravanning creative corps from California with a raucous welcome that included hand-made signs and personally penned songs.

You could almost imagine Lizzie, the matron of Radiator Springs and the owner of the Cars Land curio shop, rolling up to the Hackberry General Store after a long drive on Route 66. There's even a Model T that looks just like Lizzie amid the jumble of roadside artifacts and vintage gasoline pumps in front of the Hackberry, Ariz.,store. Known as the "mother lode of Mother Road memorabilia," the souvenir shop is pretty much all that's left of the former mining town.

Next door to the Radiator Springs Curio Shop is a billboard that recalls the "Here It Is" advertisement associated with the Jackrabbit Trading Post in Joseph City, Ariz. The Cars Land version of the sign replaces the rabbit icon with a jalopy.

Ramone's paint and body shop, which serves as a retail store in Cars Land, is an exact replica of the U-Drop Inn, a restored Art Deco gas station and restaurant in Shamrock, Texas, that now serves as a tourism bureau and chamber of commerce office.

Mater's Junkyard Jamboree

Mater's Junkyard Jamboree combines an old-fashioned whip ride with a spinning teacup platform. Themed to the beloved rusted


looks similar to the former Ortega's Indian Market in Lupton, Ariz.

Luigi's Flying Tires

The tilting tower of tires in front of the levitating bumper cars ride in Cars Land recalls the intentionally leaning water tower near the Texas panhandle town of Groom.

Sarge's Surplus Hut

Several Quonset huts can be found in the Mojave Desert near Barstow that resemble the retail shop in Cars Land.

Wallis suggests that any Route 66 travelers that complete the journey from Chicago to Santa Monica can now continue a bit farther down the road to Cars Land in Anaheim for a true Hollywood ending.

"The first time I walked into Cars Land, it looked like a movie set," Wallis said. "It's so well done that people ask, 'Is this where they shot the movie?' "

After more thana decade in existence and $1.1 billion in renovations, Disney California Adventure still probably needs another billion dollars in improvements before it can be worthy of the Disney name.

Set to debut in summer 2012, Cars Land at Disney California Adventure will feature three new rides set amid a faithful re-creation of the fictional film town of Radiator Springs. Walt Disney Imagineering originally conceived of the themed land as a celebration of California's car culture called...

A closer look at the rides, restaurants and shops of Radiator Springs, a faithful re-creation of the fictional Route 66 town based on the "Cars" films. The new land debuts at Disney California Adventure in 2012.


whether § 35-11-370 grants a hospital a lien for charges for subsequent care and treatment of an injured person who had previously entered the hospital within one week after receiving an injury, if the subsequent care and treatment are related to that injury.

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On April 11, 1996, Angela Garrick was injured in an automobile accident. She was taken to the University of South Alabama Medical Center ("USA Medical Center"), operated by the University of South Alabama. Doctors there treated her for injuries sustained in the accident. Garrick was released from the hospital on May 1, 1996. USA Medical Center claims that Garrick incurred approximately $50,035.25 in medical charges as a result of that first admission. The Alabama Medicaid Agency paid almost half those charges.[1]
On May 13, 1996, Garrick wasMalcolm X's Daughter On The Assassination Of Her Father, If The Nation OfIslam Was Involved And Minister Farrakhan

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The controversy between Malcolm X, The Nation of Islam and his assassination has been a sore point in the black community for over 50 years since his February, 21st 1965 murder. We have often only heard one side of the story, which is the popular narrative that a disgruntled Nation of Islam conspired to murder their former shining star. However, the other side of the narrative by the Nation, Minister Farrakhan and the membership has not been given equal consideration in forming a conclusion.

Now, we have a perspective by one of the daughters of Brother Malcolm, who was a small child when her father was murdered in


Through independent religious studies he developed an ecumenical view of the world's religions and the people of God.

He has been public speaking since April 1999 and writing since July 1997. He has been blogging since January 2006.

He has been featured on the Radio, Newspapers, public speaking events and at Mosques/Churches telling his story and offering his understanding of Almighty God's plan for salvation.

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THE MISSON of MY WALK WITH FARRAKHAN Blog is to be a witness bearer to the CHARACTER, INTEGRITY,The European Commission is preparing to refer Germany to the European Court of Justice in Luxembourg, for failing to introduce a new law that would put it in line with the European data retention directive, according to a new report from Reuters.

In 2006, the EU passed a directive in the wake of the London and Madrid terrorist attacks that compels ISPs and telecommunications companies to retain all e-mails, phone calls, and related data. These directives, while mandated from Brussels, must be written into the law of each of the 27 member states at the national level. However, since the directive, Germany, Romania, and the Czech Republic have had their national laws overturned by their courts.

Many online activists have long complained against the data retention directive.

"For data retention to


Wests Tigers Head Coach Michael Maguire has backed centre Esan Marsters to bounce back with his goal-kicking after a tough night with the boot in last week's loss to the Panthers.

Marsters missed a penalty goal and two conversions — one of which bounced off the upright — against Penrith last week with those missed points coming back to haunt Wests Tigers in the end as the Panthers roared back for a 9-8 win.

Having taken over the kicking duties at the start of the 2018 season, Marsters was confirmed by Maguire to be the team's kicker once again for Thursday clash against the Broncos with the Coach backing the star centre to bounce back with the boot.

"He is our kicker again this week," Maguire told reporters on Wednesday.

"He's beenOn the afternoon of April 23, an American drone flying over the remote Al Said area of Yemen’s Shabwah province observed a group of men gathering to eat lunch at a security checkpoint. Mansoor Allahwal Baras, a former Yemeni Army lieutenant in his late thirties, was chief of the checkpoint, and his younger cousin Nasir, 23, was also stationed there. Khalid, another cousin Nasir’s age, was home on vacation from Malaysia, where he was studying English and aiming for his bachelor’s degree. A car full of five others joined them — local militants, but familiar to the Baras men — and they sent someone else to fetch lunch. As the drone hovered over them, the men did not panic or flee. For many in the region, the buzzing


Barasane. He said that Barwane had been with AQAP and then with the Islamic State’s Yemeni branch, but that he had left both groups. The strike in Al Said was one of the roughly 250 attacks carried out by the United States in Yemen, a campaign that is now alleged to have killed as many as 1,200 people since 2010, up to 200 of them civilians, according to figures kept by the Bureau of Investigative Journalism. President Trump appears to be outpacing Obama in Yemen, with more than 80 strikes since January and a disastrous Special Forces raid that killed 25 civilians, including 10 children. The Trump administration has also lifted Obama-era rules limiting when strikes can take place for certain parts of Yemen. So far, there have(Updates with Pentagon statement, adds background)

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WASHINGTON, Nov 24 (Reuters) - U.S. Defense Secretary Mark Esper fired the Navy's top civilian after losing confidence in him over his handling of the high-profile case of a Navy SEAL convicted of battlefield misconduct in Iraq, the Pentagon said on Sunday.

Esper also determined that the sailor in question, Special Operations Chief Edward Gallagher, should be allowed to retain his Trident pin designating him as a SEAL - effectively ending the Navy's efforts to carry out a peer review that could have led to his ouster from the elite force.

President Donald Trump had publicly opposed taking away Gallagher's Trident pin. Trump had already intervened in Gallagher's case earlier this month, using his authority to restore the decorated officer's rank and pay


and allow him to retire later this year on a full pension.

Navy Secretary Richard Spencer made headlines last week for suggesting a possible split with Trump by saying Gallagher should face a peer review board.

But Pentagon spokesman Jonathan Hoffman said Spencer also had a private line of communications with the White House.

"Secretary Spencer had previously and privately proposed to the White House - contrary to Spencer's public position - to restore Gallagher's rank and allow him to retire with his Trident pin," Hoffman said.

Spencer never informed Esper of his private proposal, Hoffman said.

Esper decided to ask for Spencer's resignation after "losing trust and confidence in him regarding his lack of candor over conversations with the White House," Hoffman said.

Gallagher, 40, was demoted in rank and pay grade afterbeing convicted by a military jury in July of illegally posing for pictures with the corpse of an Islamic State fighter.

On Nov. 15, the White House said in a statement that Trump had restored Gallagher's rank and had pardoned two Army officers accused of war crimes in Afghanistan. Critics had said such actions would undermine military justice and send a message that battlefield atrocities will be tolerated.

In an appearance on Fox News Channel on Sunday, Gallagher indicated that he hoped to retire next Saturday, "without the board" convening to decide whether he could continue to be a SEAL, considered among the most elite of U.S. fighting forces. (Reporting by Phil Stewart, Patricia Zengerle and Howard Schneider; Editing by Sonya Hepinstall and Peter Cooney)

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The Baccalaureate High School of Queens is only about ten years old, but it’s quickly become one of the top high schools in New York City. It is one of only a few high schools in the city that offers an International Baccalaureate diploma instead of the typical Regents diploma. Students receive an International Baccalaureate diploma for completing advanced coursework and doing well on the IB exams, which unlike Advanced Placement exams are accepted around the world. In addition to passing these exams, studentsCricket Australia have made a significant investment in the infrastructure at Metricon Stadium in partnership with the Department of Innovation, Tourism Industry Development and the Commonwealth Games, the City of Gold Coast and the Gold Coast Suns and we are delighted to confirm a three-year commitment to play Heat matches at the venue,’’ he said.

“The support from all stakeholders reinforces the BBL’s prominent place in the summer holiday period and we’re excited to promote the many attractions the Gold Coast has to offer for fans coming to enjoy our matches during peak holiday period.”

Minister for Tourism Industry Development and Minister for the Commonwealth Games Kate Jones said the announcement was a fantastic legacy from the Games.

“Our investment in sporting infrastructure at Carrara has ensured Metricon Stadium is now


of essays and book reviews. He is widely acknowledged as the inventor of the modern detective story and an innovator in the science fiction genre. Poe's reputation today rests primarily on his tales of terror as well as on his haunting lyric poetry.

Just as the bizarre characters in Poe's stories have captured the public imagination so too has Poe himself. He has been seen as a morbid, mysterious figure lurking in the shadows of moonlit cemeteries or crumbling castles. The mystery surrounding not only the deaths of his multiple wives but of his own from rabies makes him one of the most intriguing authors of all time.

Keep in mind that with every in class reading, there will be vocabulary and comprehension questions for homework. And to keep thingselectorates were abolished, including Stratford, and its area was subsumed in the enlarged  electorate.

The First Labour Government was defeated in the  and the incoming National Government changed the Electoral Act, with the electoral quota once again based on total population as opposed to qualified electors, and the tolerance was increased to 7.5% of the electoral quota. There was no adjustments in the number of electorates between the South and North Islands, but the law changes resulted in boundary adjustments to almost every electorate through the 1952 electoral redistribution; only five electorates were unaltered. Five electorates were reconstituted (including Stratford) and one was newly created, and a corresponding six electorates were abolished; all of these in the North Island. These changes took effect with the .

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in the antenna vessel is guaranteed upon applying an ignition voltage to the further electrode.
An attractive embodiment of the unit in accordance with the invention is characterized in that the lamp vessel comprises a comparatively wide central portion and, on either side thereof, neck-shaped end portions, the electrodes being arranged in the central portion of the lamp vessel, and the current conductors each extending through a respective end portion, and the antenna vessel of the ignition antenna being a tube which is bent, near the central portion, around one of the end portions. This two-sided, high-pressure discharge lamp can be readily mass-produced on an industrial scale.
Preferably, the lamp forms part of a projection system, and the unit is provided with a reflector. A practical, compact embodiment of suchSays – selected poems, (ЕЗИКЪТ КАЗВА) into Bulgarian by Antonia Apostolova and Robert Levy, (Da Publishers, Sofia 2017)
 The Museum of Time – selected poems, (时间博物馆) into Chinese, by Wang Hao (FLTRP, Beijing 2017)
 Dédale (The Maze); into French, by Isabelle Dotan  (maelstrÖm reEvolution, Brussels 2016)
 Reci i Ja Ću Biti (Say And I'll Be); into Serbian, by Vida Ognjenović and David Albahari, (Kuća poezije, Banja Luka 2016)
 Krila (Wings)  into Serbian, by Vida Ognjenović,  (Arhipelag, Belgrade 2016)
 Dia>Logos; into English. Selected poems, (ArtAArk, Delhi/London/NY 2015)
 Muzei Vremena (The Museum of Time); into Serbian, by Vida Ognjenović and David Albahari,(Arhipelag, Belgrade 2015)
 Twarze (Faces); into Polish by Beata Tarnowska, (Z bliska, Goldap 2014)
 Tredici Poesie (Thirteen Poems); into Italian by Paolo Ruffilli, (The Writer publications,


In August 2019, the oligarchs of Big Tech scored a major win against free speech in America with the banning of popular YouTube star James Allsup. At only 23 years old, the affable and telegenic Allsup had a following of nearly half a million subscribers. His videos had almost 100 million views on the platform, yet he was banned without so much as a warning.

The banning of Allsup by YouTube on August 28 was a direct outcome of what has been described as a “hit list” put out by the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) less than two weeks earlier. Titled “Despite YouTube Policy Update, Anti-Semitic, White Supremacist Channels Remain,” this article was an open call to censorship, appealing to YouTube’s recent policy changes further restricting free speech. But thisout a remarkably consistent common agenda among all the forces behind the online war against free speech: they are 1) neoliberal, and they are 2) Jewish.

Among mainstream neoliberal publications, one of the loudest voices advocating the abolishment of free speech is Vox, the self-described “general interest news site for the 21st century,” known for “explaining” the news. Vox is regarded by many as being same kind of party-line mouthpiece for neoliberalism as Pravda was for communism in the old Soviet Union.

Vox was founded by two Jews, Ezra Klein and Matthew Yglesias, and pursues an invariably pro-Jewish minority agenda on all subjects from foreign policy to freedom of speech.

Globalism’s Party Line

In 2019, Vox acquired the technology news website Recode, which has become a leading platform for championing and rationalizing


that YouTube remains open to anyone” – even as online censorship ratchets up to an unprecedented degree.

A Hidden Power

Recode’s most revealing interview to date was published November 2017, a few months after the Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville, with new ADL CEO Jonathan Greenblatt. This interview revealed the ADL’s hidden hand behind the war on free speech.

Along with the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), the ADL often plays the role of the unnamed “experts” cited by technology companies engaging in censorship. Unlike the SPLC, the ADL is an explicitly Jewish organization, described on Wikipedia as “an international Jewish non-governmental organization based in the United States.” Founded in 1913 to defend the convicted child murderer and Jew, Leo Frank, this shadowy organization continues to advance the interests ofJews without the slightest concern for objective justice or truth.

In the United States, the ADL enjoys 501(c)3 tax status as a charitable non-profit organization. Even though this should prohibit the ADL from engaging in politics, the organization routinely takes political positions and influences the outcome of American elections, most notably favoring Hillary Clinton over Donald Trump in the 2016 presidential campaign.

While enjoying all the benefits of US law, the ADL also acts more or less openly as an Israeli fifth column. The organization shares innumerable connections with the Jewish state, unfailingly supports Israeli interests in the United States, and targets political leaders who criticize Israel. The ADL has also long been suspected of spying for Israel, and was investigated by the FBI, until the investigation was suddenly and


mysteriously dropped.

The ADL also shares New York offices and employees with a separate entity called the Anti-Defamation League Foundation, which “helps support the mission of the ADL by providing funds and by managing the endowment and assets held by the Foundation.” Both entities are extremely well-funded, employing about 400 employees who were compensated over $35 million in 2016, and the ADL Foundation manages over $100 million in assets for the ADL. Of course, the sources of the organizations' formidable resources remain murky and obscure.

Embracing Corporate Tyranny

Jonathan Greenblatt took over as CEO of the ADL in 2015. Unlike his buffoonish predecessor Abe Foxman, Greenblatt’s leadership has been marked by a strong emphasis on technology and internet censorship.

In his interview with Kara Swisher of Recode, Greenblatt stated his motivation inwanting to become CEO of the ADL: “...the next CEO of ADL...should be thinking about search, and social, and tech, and innovation, and income, and business.” He admitted he had no background in law, nonprofits or civil rights. But he knew how to manipulate business interests behind the scenes, especially in the world of social media and search engines.

This made Greenblatt especially suited to an age when trillion-dollar technology corporations top lists of the richest companies in the world, and when income inequality in the United States reaches historic levels. Whereas the old ADL operated under a mask of far left “civil rights” advocacy and supposed championing the underdog, the new ADL under Greenblatt is more than comfortable with robber baron oligarchy ruling the country. This makes sense


and an organization called the Next Gen Foundation, which uses a so-called “venture philanthropy model” to blend private sector capital with nonprofit advocacy." What this translates into is billionaire Israeli and Jewish-American businessmen shoveling obscene piles of cash into Jewish organizations using the benefits of US tax law to professionalize the war against free speech in America. The process works like this: a rich Jew makes millions by charging high interest rates on loans to American debt slaves. When his tax bill falls due, he gets a write-off by donating huge amounts to nonprofits run by other rich Jews, who take the money and use it to silence the ability of the debt slaves to complain.

In this way, American Jewry survives by exploiting the productive classes of Americanenough.

This claim is belied not only by Greenblatt’s boast from 2017, but also by the facts. SalesForce CEO Marc Benioff comes from a wealthy and influential Jewish family from the San Francisco area, with a net worth of over $6.5 billion, and was a supporter of Hillary Clinton in the 2016 presidential election. Bob Iger, Chairman and CEO of the Walt Disney company, comes from a Jewish family in New York and served as head of ABC before taking over from Disney’s previous Jewish CEO, Michael Eisner. Iger also co-chaired a fundraiser for Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign in 2016.

The Walt Disney company itself has undergone a radical transformation under Jewish control, from once being a beloved American animation company created by a visionary patriot, to a global engine


of anti-traditional leftist propaganda. Disney is now classified as “an American diversified multinational mass media and entertainment conglomerate” and is listed as Number 2 on a list of The 6 Companies That Own (Almost) All Media.

The $60-billion-per-year Disney media juggernaut – transformed by Jews from a company which once told beautiful tales based on European folklore to promoting Wakanda and the Jewish-American Princess – owns and controls ABC, ESPN, Marvel, Vice, Pixar, Lucasfilm and the History Channel, among many others.

Even if Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey possessed the moral fortitude to resist to such tactics, he would face a shareholder revolt if he dared to stand up to combined financial and media power of these Jewish oligarchs, organized by the ADL.

Missing in Action: Anti-Corporate Left and Libertarians

Only ten yearsago, one can recall a time when restrictions on free speech and civil liberties were actively opposed by civil libertarians such as the followers of former presidential candidate Ron Paul, or the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU). Also, activists on the political Left such as Ralph Nader once warned against the power of corporations to control American life.

Today both these forces are gone from the scene, either marginalized and forgotten, or co-opted by the new neoliberal ruling consensus. In the second decade of the 21st century, only the Alt Right and its affiliated networks and activists are left to stand up for the basic rights and freedoms of the American people, as well as stand up to corporate power.

When faced with irrefutable evidence of literal “Jewish conspiracy” hiding


in plain sight, the neutered and useless forces of American conservatism can likewise only pretend not to notice.

James Allsup spoke up for the white working class, and that was his crime. As a popular content creator on YouTube, he was able to eke out a humble living off the ad revenue from the site, like other YouTube stars. When YouTube “demonetized” his videos months ago for political reasons, he was still able to support his wife and young child through advertisements on his channel. By deplatforming him, YouTube and the ADL reduced his audience of almost a half-million, to barely a few thousand on alternate video-sharing platform BitChute. No libertarian, leftist or conservative was willing to stand up for Allsup. He vanished from YouTube without so much asNearly three years after her son, Glen Doherty, was killed in a terror attack in Benghazi, Barbara Doherty said she has still not seen the trailers for "13 Hours," the movie that tells the story of the attacks.


Christine Hallquist made history Tuesday night when she captured the Democratic nomination for governor in Vermont, making her the first openly transgender candidate to get a major-party gubernatorial nod in US history.

Here’s five things you should know about the pioneering hopeful for Vermont’s corner office.

Business pedigree

Hallquist joined the Vermont Electrical Cooperative in 1998 as an engineering and technology consultant before climbing the ladder to become the utility’s chief executive in 2005, according to her campaign website.

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The company was in poor fiscal shape when she took the reins, but she “worked with VEC’s 107 employees to not only rebuild the Coop’s finances, but also to transform it into a national leader on using renewable sources of electricity production to combat climate change,” the site says.

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“She has served as Hyde Park Town Meeting Day Moderator for the past five years, served twelve years on the Lamoille Economic Development Corporation Board, chaired the Sterling Area Services Mental Health Board, and served on the Hyde Park School Board,” her site says. “She is a member of United Community Church in Morrisville.”

Coming out

Hallquist came out as transgender while collaborating with her son on a film project about her climate change advocacy entitled “Denial.”

“While in the process of filming Denial in 2015, Christine made the decision, after years of holding it inside, to come out as her true self, a transgender woman, becoming the first business leader in the country to


the proto-Earth and splashed millions of tons of material into space. Some of the rock coalesced in orbit around the Earth, and our satellite was born. The heaviest bits sank to the moon’s center, while the light minerals floated to the top of the worldwide magma ocean and crystallized, forming the thin anorthosite crust. The rocks and dust retrieved by Armstrong and Scott are relics of this long-ago tumult.

Many researchers were skeptical of this “giant impact hypothesis” when it was first proposed in the mid-1970s. Astrophysicist Alastair Cameron, one of the architects of the hypothesis, recalled a colleague dismissing one of his presentations as “cosmic schmoo.” The idea seemed too arbitrary, too catastrophic, too strange.

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On March 4, 2009, the New York City Board of Elections held an open hearing about the two paper ballot-ballot marker-optical scanner systems currently available for purchase in New York: the ES&S DS200 (with AutoMARK) and the Sequoia/Dominion "Democracy Suite." Barbara Barr read this statement from the NYS League of Women Voters and New Yorkers for Verified Voting.

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New York State Board of Elections Must Investigate Rationales for Price Increases

We are concerned about the approach that the Co-Executive Directors of the New York State Board of Elections have communicated to the County Boards of Elections in their letter of February 26, 2009. That letter says the two vendors of voting systems to New York (ES&S and Sequoia/Dominion) have “requested a price


also stars in the MTV series Teen Wolf, plays Thomas in the Maze Runner series as the leader of a group of young survivors trying to navigate a wasteland after the planet was decimated by a solar flare. The first film, based on the best-selling novels by Dashner, came out in 2014, and the sequel, The Scorch Trials debuted last year.the river-crossing tunnel construction of Nanjing subway line 10 was utilized as an example, and face instability as a risk event was discussed in detail.

This risk assessment model can be applied to the assessment of disastrous accidents in the design and construction stages. In the design stage, the results of risk assessment can be obtained without considering the construction indexes. The results of risk assessment can be an important reference in the selection of design schemes. The construction indexes are considered in the construction stage. Based on the current construction conditions, a dynamic risk assessment was carried out for dynamic security control during the period of construction.

This risk assessment model has been verified by the Nanjing subway engineering. When the risk occurrence mechanism is not completely clear, the


QUINCY, Pa. (AP) — A Pennsylvania man confronting his estranged wife about custody arrangements for their daughter shot the woman to death and killed her boyfriend and his mother, then fled with the 4-year-old girl before the two were found about 250 miles away in Ohio, authorities said.

Kevin Cleeves, 35, of Waynesboro was charged Saturday with three counts of criminal homicide and was awaiting an extradition hearing in the Friday night deaths of 25-year-old Brandi Cleeves, 28-year-old Vincent Santucci and 55-year-old Rosemary Holma.

Pennsylvania state police said in an affidavit that Cleeves told relatives he had been trying to contact his wife to make arrangements to pick his daughter up and went to Santucci’s house in Quincy Township to make sure the girl was safe.

Police said Cleeves saw hiswife, Santucci and the girl in a car and confronted the couple in the driveway but was ordered off the property.

Authorities said he then opened fire around 9 p.m. Friday, shooting Santucci in the car and then his wife when she jumped out, and finally the older woman as she ran toward him. Police said he took the girl and fled, later telling authorities he was trying to get to a relative’s house in Michigan.

An Amber Alert was issued in which authorities said Cleeves should be considered “armed and dangerous as well as suicidal.” The alert was canceled hours later, on Saturday, after police in Austintown in northeastern Ohio, outside Youngstown, said the car was spotted in a hotel parking lot off Interstate 80 and later stopped in


I’ll soon have something else up about the way leopards consume primates.

John Emerson

“Did world religions help bring about complex societies?”

In a weak sense, yes. But complex societies also helped bring about world religion. For example, the Christianity of (say) 200 AD (when there was just beginning to be a settled doctrine) was formed within the Roman empire, by Roman subjects and citizens, and had Jewish and probably Persian roots (the Magi, Simon Magus). Judaism was formed under Babylonian, Persian, Macedonian, Roman, and possibly Egyptian imperial rule and has been influenced by all of those. (The Egyptian question is pretty dodgy).

The transformational event in Greece, and derivatively in Rome, was the replacement of rule by clan elders and by the most powerful clans to rule by the state (originallyWASHINGTON — A former FBI employee recently briefed the 9-11 Commission
about a tip he says he and two agents got from an intelligence asset
outlining the 9-11 attacks — four months before they happened —
WorldNetDaily has learned.

In April 2001, the long-time FBI source is said to have told two
counterterrorism agents from the Washington field office that al-Qaida
planned to carry out terrorist attacks in major U.S. cities, including New
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Chicago and Los Angeles. The tip apparently got lost in the FBI bureaucracy.

The asset, a veteran Iranian intelligence officer stationed in Afghanistan
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carried out, sources familiar with the briefings say. At no time did he
intimate that planes would be


Deep Convolution Neural Networks (Deep CNNs) are at the heart of the remarkable development in deep learning. CNNs have already been used in the 90's to solve problems of character recognition, but their use has become as widespread as it is now thanks to recent researches. These CNNs won the 2012 ImageNet image classification tournament, crushing other competitors. Then, the CNNs became a very useful tool in the field of machine learning.
Recently, the CNNs have been popular in an autonomous vehicles industry. When used in the autonomous vehicles industry, the CNNs perform functions of acquiring images from a camera installed on a vehicle, searching for lanes, etc. In order to perform these functions, the CNNs learn parameters by using training images on a real world and their correspondingwell as a look at how some of the ways the XFL differs from the NFL can affect DFS strategy.

Quarterbacks

Jones may possess the best combination of salary, upside and game environment of any quarterback in Week 4. The veteran already looks like he's hit his stride after missing the opening game of the season, throwing for a combined 579 yards over his first pair of contests. Jones has unsurprisingly put up at least 40 attempts in each of the first two games as well, and he's quickly compiled four touchdown passes on his way to a solid average of 19.2 DK points.

Meanwhile, the Roughnecks have proven to be a ball-hawking secondary thus far with five interceptions through three games, but they've also given up plenty of passing yards


Renegades in which they allowed 274 yards and three passing touchdowns to Landry Jones and also gave up 235 and another pair of scores to the Defenders' Cardale Jones in the opener.

Game-log watchers would be well served to ignore Ta'amu's measly 119 passing yards versus the Guardians last week, as that was purely a function of game script. The Ole Miss product put up only 18 attempts, which, incidentally, he completed at an impressive 67.0 percent clip. Prior to that contest, Ta'amu racked up 209 and 284 yards against the Renegades and Roughnecks, respectively, while also compiling four passing scores. Then, Ta'amu has complemented his production through the air with 123 rushing yards and a touchdown at 6.2 yards per tote, making him a consideration for both cashper contest over the last two weeks, which furthers the versatile Artis-Payne's case.

Speaking of experienced backs thriving with solid volume, Farrow also fits the bill, and he comes at a nice savings. The former Charger has logged double-digit touches in two of his first three games, and even though he's forced to split backfield work with Ja'Quan Gardner and Trey Williams, Farrow has encouragingly remained involved in the air attack with seven catches (on seven targets) through the first three games. Coach Jim Zorn has found a way to keep all three of his backs busy due to his commitment to offensive balance, and with what figures to be another raucous crowd again this week in St. Louis that could easily disrupt the passing attack, he's likely to


some of the savings he brings can potentially be invested in additional exposure by way of the explosive Parham. The towering tight end continued his meteoric ascent in Week 3, racking up 101 yards and two touchdowns on five receptions, including an especially impressive 65-yard catch-and-run score. Parham is dealing with what appears to be just a minor hand injury heading into the contest, but it's not expected to limit him. Parham has no fewer than six targets in any of his first three games, and with the Renegades likely to remain very aggressive against the Roughnecks' Run and Shoot, he shapes up as one high-priced player worth the investment.

Mobley could potentially serve as the Roughnecks' DFS equivalent of Flynn Nagel this week, as he makes for adirt-cheap tournament punt play in the Houston-Dallas showdown that has brings big-play potential. The former Division II standout has already flashed his ability to pick up yards in a hurry with both a 26- and 39-yard grab among his three catches on the season. Mobley was also up to four targets in last week's high-scoring affair versus the Vipers, and with another pass-heavy game plan on tap against the Renegades, Mobley could comfortably pay off his salary on just one or two big catches.

Team Defense

Los Angeles Wildcats at NY ($4,500)

Two weeks ago, this selection would have been a bit laughable, considering Los Angeles' defense had been bad enough in the opener to cost coordinator Pepper Johnson his job after just one game. That may have been an early-season


turning point, however, as the Wildcats have been markedly better the subsequent two games and turned in a dominant effort against the talented Defenders offense in Week 3. L.A. harassed Cardale Jones to the tune of four interceptions and three sacks in the contest, leading to 17 DK points. The week prior, the Wildcats were able to get to the Renegades' Landry Jones for a pair of picks and sacks apiece as well, so the upside is certainly there.

A matchup against the hapless Guardians offense could certainly coax an even better performance out of the surging unit, as New York has been besieged by both poor play and injury. The latter is what nipped them in Week 3, with Matt McGloin, who appeared to be on his way2016 Newcomer of the Year Award, Juan Carlos Blanco has been playing fantasy sports for over 20 years and covers NBA, MLB, NFL, CFL and Arena Football for Rotowire.com, including serving as the beat writer for teams in multiple sports. He has previously written for KFFL.com and remains an avid season-long and daily fantasy player in multiple sports as well.


age 18 and over, there were 99.0 males.

The median income for a household in the city was $47,625, and the median income for a family was $52,813. Males had a median income of $34,750 versus $23,750 for females. The per capita income for the city was $18,467. About 1.3% of families and 3.7% of the population were below the poverty line, including 4.0% of those under age 18 and 3.9% of those age 65 or over.

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Category:Sioux City metropolitan areaNo dog representing the Pekingese and Bulldog breeds will compete in Thursday evening’s Best in Group competitions at Crufts after they failed the new veterinary checks that have been introduced to the show.

The Best of Breed award was not given to Pekingese, Palacegarden Bianca, or Bulldog, Mellowmood One In A Million, following their veterinary checks, which were carried out by an independent veterinary surgeon. This means that the dogs will not be allowed to continue into the Toy or Utility Best in Group competitions respectively.

The Kennel Club has introduced veterinary checks for the Best of Breed winners at all Kennel Club licensed General and Group Championship Dog Shows from Crufts 2012 onwards, in 15 designated high profile breeds. This measure was introduced to ensure that Best of Breed


one January 2017, 28713 vacancies of Scheduled Caste, Scheduled Tribes and Other Backward Classes were vacant in these departments. The Ministry said that instructions have been issued to all the ministries and departments to set up an internal committee to fill such vacancies through special recruitment drive. It is notable that various political parties and Dalit organizations are demanding to fill vacant posts of Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes and Other Backward Classes in Government Departments. The opposition is trying to surround the government on various issues on this issue.

According to official statistics, 301 posts were vacant in the postal department in the postal department in the postal department whereas 718 posts in Scheduled Tribes and 484 posts in the OBC were vacant. In the Ministry of Defense 399posts were vacant in Scheduled Castes whereas 366 posts in Scheduled Tribes and 1268 posts in Other Backward Classes were vacant.

In the scheduled castes, 145 posts were vacant in Scheduled Castes category, while in the Scheduled Tribes category, there were 324 posts and ten posts in the Other Backward Classes were vacant. In the Ministry of Home, 3198 posts were vacant in Scheduled Castes whereas 2230 posts in SC category and 5120 posts in OBC were vacant. According to the data of Ministry of Personnel and Public Grievances and Pension, according to information received from the affiliated / subordinate offices of 77 ministries, the representation of Scheduled Caste, Scheduled Tribes and Other Backward Classes in Central Government posts and services up to 17.49 per cent respectively, 8.47 percent


Financial support for poison control centers: a unique partnership with a chain drug store corporation.
The Oregon Poison Center has developed a unique partnership with a chain drug store corporation which sponsors the Center's poison prevention, public awareness, and professional education programs. Termed the Poison Prevention and Public Awareness Program, this affiliation offers significant financial support to the Oregon Poison Center on a continuing basis. It establishes an integral role for the drug stores in poison control activities. In addition, the program provides a mechanism for customer capture and reaps significant public and professional relation benefits for the corporation. This presentation describes the materialization of the affiliation, including the development of the program proposal, its presentation to potential participants, and the selection of a chain drug store corporation.Conway told Fox News in an interview from the White House.

"I'm going to give a free commercial here: Go buy it today, everybody."

The non-profit Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington and Public Citizen filed complaints with the Office of Government Ethics (OGE) and the White House Counsel's Office.

"It's a violation of the rule," Norman Eisen, who served as an ethics adviser to Democratic president Barack Obama, told MSNBC.

"It's a serious matter."

The top Democrat on the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, Elijah Cummings, called on the committee to refer the matter to the OGE for potential disciplinary action — the White House and the OGE did not respond to requests for comment.

Meanwhile, the House Oversight Committee's chairman Jason Chaffetz called the promotion "wrong, wrong, wrong, clearly over


the line" and "unacceptable".

Campaigns launch in support, boycott of Ivanka products

Sorry, this video has expired Trump blasts department store Nordstrom for dropping Ivanka's line.

On Wednesday, President Trump attacked department store chain Nordstrom Inc for dropping his daughter's products, drawing intense criticism for using a White House twitter platform to intervene in a commercial matter involving his family's business ties.

"My daughter Ivanka has been treated so unfairly by @Nordstrom. She is a great person — always pushing me to do the right thing! Terrible!" Mr Trump tweeted.

Previously, Ivanka Trump had said she would step away from her company when her father took office in the White House.

An ongoing campaign called #GrabYourWallet encourages shoppers to boycott products with ties to President Trump and his family — supporters have launched anbecomes the controlling design limitation and requires even greater steel thickness for the liner panels.
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The walk to Honeydukes was a short, but Cass still took the broom. It was always easier to get around with a broom, and if possible he might even take Natalie for a ride to see how good she'd got.

Landing in front of the shop he stepped inside, with a smile, looking around the familiar setting as the bell over the door went off. He waited for her to come into the room, resting his broom on the door frame as he watched the door to the back where he assumed she was.

'Hey there, pretty,' he said with a smile when she came out (much as he expected from the back). 'How have you been?' he asked softly, checking her over. 'Not ill I hope?'

"I'll be out injust a minute!" Natalie called out from the back as the wards alerted her that someone had come into the shop. She sighed in frustration as she heard footsteps moving closer, and she turned around, ready to tell whoever it was that he couldn't be back here.

When she saw Cass, though, she brightened immediately and wiped her hands clean before moving forward to give him a tight hug.

"Better now. A week ago you'd have seen quite a disgusting sight," she replied with a smile.

"Well, after I got better, I opened up shop again. Did you know that even with a disease flying rampant throughout town, people still want to come into the candy store, immune or not? One person even complained to me that the shop had been


closed for a few days. She obviously must have been living under a rock. Dodgy old crone, too. Liked the color pink a little too much if you ask me."

She grinned as she finished one of the candies she was making, and she turned towards Cass, leaning up to give him a quick peck on the lips before dropping the candy into his hand.

Cass rolled his eyes. 'There will always be idiots,' he said, though he blinked slightly as she kissed him, not at all prepared (though really he should have been) and not pulling back as he supposed he should.

Then again, it was only a peck. Nothing to worry about. 'Kinks?' he asked instead, a smirk on his face. 'What will it do, make me dance nakedon the table or fall in love with the colour pink? You're sure you weren't the reason why the poor old lady suddenly had to wear pink?' he teased.

Natalie swatted him on the shoulder gently and shook her head before placing her arms around his neck and standing on her tiptoes to kiss him again. "I've missed you," she whispered, moving one of her hands to the back of his neck, her fingers combing through the curls there.

Ok so this was probably a bit more than he was supposed to agree to. A lot more. Even if it was nice.

Placing his hands on her hips he pushed her away gently. 'Natalie, I...' he hesitated for a moment. 'I can't do this,' he then said. Merlin that felt odd


to say. Kissing her on the forehead, he stepped back, putting some distance between them to force himself out of too familiar patterns.

'I'm sorry, I just can't do that any more. As lovely as it is, as you are.' He smiled at her, fighting the urge to step closer and wrap his arms around her, giving a thought to Percy. Yeah, it was definitely worth it.

Natalie frowned when he pushed her away from him, feeling a little hurt by the gesture. She looked into his eyes again for a moment, and then looked back down at the counter in front of her, pulling in a quick breath. More than a little hurt.

She avoided his gaze as he spoke, trying not to show how him how hurt she was,but failing abysmally. When he finished speaking, she looked up at him with watery eyes, blinking rapidly to keep the tears from spilling over.

She shouldn't care so much.

Why?," she thought to herself, biting down on her lip as she watched him. She gave him a small smile and nodded. "Fine," she whispered.

Ok, so now he felt bad. Really bad. He hadn't meant to make her cry. Biting his lip, he stepped up, wrapping his arms around her. 'I'm sorry, Natalie,' he said softly, kissing the top of her head (there was nothing wrong about that, right?).

'It's not that I don't want to,' he went on. 'I mean, I do, it's just...' Well he might as well say it. 'I'm kind of in a relationship. Well not kind of.


I just am.'

She couldn't hold back her tears as he wrapped his arms around her, and she felt like the biggest girl as she cried softly against his chest, refusing to show her face to him until her moment of silliness was over.

But God did she wish she'd been special enough for a relationship with him.

She finally pulled away from and looked into his face, her jaw set as she watched him.

Why did she cry? Really he didn't want her to cry, only he didn't know how to stop it or what to do because really this was not something he was prepared for.

Whenever someone had stopped shagging him it had been easy. But then he'd always expected it to end that way. Maybe Natalie hadn't? Oh whothe hell was he kidding, it was fairly obvious that she hadn't. Maybe even that she'd hoped... oh fuck.

When she pulled away, he brushed the tears from her face, trying to figure out what to say. It would be easy to lie. Yes. Nothing else to it. And yet... 'Does it matter?' he asked softly. 'I really never meant to hurt you, Natalie,' he said instead. 'I never thought this would hurt you.'

"Neither did I," she told him, moving away from him so that she could wipe her face with her hand. She definitely hadn't thought she'd be all that affected by something like this, but it was quite obvious that she had.

She sniffed, shaking her head as she regained her composure enough to really look at him.

"Sorry,"


she said, pulling in a breath. "I'm tired. Probably made me a little over-emotional."

He really didn't believe her, he was too much of a liar himself to believe her. Yet he didn't know how to handle this and he wasn't sure if he should push or just leave it alone.

When she directed his attention to the sweet in his hand, he looked down at it, and then popped it into his mouth.

A moment later he felt the sensation of a sweet raspberry filling flowing out over his tongue. It was almost sensual, and reminded him of the honey pops he liked. He smiled.

'I like it,' he said. 'Though perhaps a bit less sugar to make the raspberry really come into it's own.' He didn't know what else todidn't even remember?

She realized she was staring, and she looked down at the floor awkwardly.

Natalie fought the urge to back away as Cass moved toward her. She really needed to stop being so silly. This was Cass, for fuck's sake.

At his question, she peered up at him for a moment before a smile slowly broke out on her face. She nodded and summoned her broom, glad that it was close by. Her magic may be getting better, but summoning an object as large as her broom was still difficult for her when the broom was upstairs and she was downstairs.

Natalie smiled up at him softly, shaking her head in a bit of amusement as she told him the same words that she'd been telling herself ever since he


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Saturday, August 25, 2007

VALE MICHAEL MAGNUS

The ad industry is once again in mourning following news that Michael Magnus, who was only 62, passed away on Thursday. He had suffered ill health over the past year but was thought to be on the recovery trail, having only recently returned from a trip to Europe.He was a truly cultured adman, the type they don't make anymore. Magnus Nankervis & Curl were the most stylish ad agency in Sydney during the eighties, creating the most stylish ads, led by three


stylish gentlemen: John Nankervis, who was CD, Ted Curl, who was head of art, and Michael Magnus, who was CEO.Says Colin Wilson-Brown, who worked with Magnus for many years: "Magnus began his advertising career at Lintas and founded Magnus Nankervis & Curl in 1976 with John Nankervis and Ted Curl. MN&C grew to become one of the most respected agencies of the 80's, being voted B&T Agency of the Year in 1988. In 1993 MN&C was sold to FCB and Magnus, Nankervis and Curl left the agency in 1998. "As was his style, Magnus never looked back. He moved on to new business ideas and new successes. He will be remembered for his irrepressible energy and optimism, gracious charm, his generosity with his time (AFA, AWARD, NSW ArtGallery and the Sydney Theatre Company were all beneficiaries), his loyalty to his colleagues (six of the MN&C Directors worked together for 25 years) and his love of the best things in life. "He may have died young (62) but he put a lot in to life and he got a lot out. He leaves his wife, Michele, daughter Katherine, sons Matthew and Timothy and he leaves his nephew, Noel (recently appointed as CEO at JWT Sydney) to fly the Magnus flag in advertising."

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I met Michael in 1980 when I asked for advice on how to start a successful agency. He was open, generous and supportive with his advice. And I, with David and Rich followed the MNC model to open Weekes Morris & Osborn. Michael was


Worn ragged from the road, mud encumbered and coat in tatters, your journey is far from over. You stand at the edge of the hunting grounds: marked only by a border scratched on your map, but not your map alone. Through the Cyprus copses swathed with Spanish moss stand others like you, ten Hunters total: marks scored in their flesh, readying firearms, thirsty for blood.

Fetid water gives way to rough mires rising in lonely outcrops. It was on these that people once built their homes and livelihoods, sinking stilts into drenched earth and living out their days on rough hewn planks. They ate, grieved, and worshipped. They are gone, in their place stand husks harboring the sickness you fight, that you profit from.

Fences once built to mark propertysays, “We need to end the cycle of career politicians. The peninsula voted to have a districted City Council, signaling a desire to have a city representative who knows the local community from the ground-up. I grew up in West Seattle, live in West Seattle, own a small business in West Seattle, and have served my community in the peninsula.”

Montoure served three terms as chair of the West Seattle Chamber of Commerce board, and as noted in his announcement, “has also served on several Boards including the West Seattle Trusteed Properties (retaining free parking in the Junction), the Southwest Seattle Historical Society and the Capital Campaign Committee of the West Seattle Family YMCA.” He says his first actions would be “to create needed commercial and office space for


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From Monday’s Seattle City Council meeting – a city boost for neighbors and groups affected by the ongoing Duwamish River cleanup. Here’s the announcement:

City Council unanimously approved a neighborhood-driven effort to enhance the community’s role in the Duwamish River cleanup process on Monday during a meeting of the Full Council. The adopted resolution creates an interdepartmental team (IDT) of City agencies to coordinate outreach efforts relating to the Duwamish cleanup, and identifies ongoing City projects that serve resident, tribal, and fishing communities in the Duwamish River Valley. The resolution also calls for engagement of communities of color, immigrants, refugees, limited-English proficiency communities, and people with low incomes in the design and implementationof Ephesus and neighbor of Pyrgopolynices. He helps Palaestrio out with his plan to bring down his braggart neighbor. He houses Philocomasium's lover and suggests to Palaestrio to cut an opening through the party wall into the adjoining house so that Philocosmasium can come and go as she pleases. He gives a long speech on the evils of marriage, wives, and children. He prefers freedom over children and worry. Happy living his life as he wishes, he says he does not regret leaving behind no heir. Though a bachelor and self-proclaimed crank, he is willing to risk himself for others as he helps connive to bring the lovers back together.  His actions show an obvious soft spot in his heart for love.

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Last updated on .From the section Rugby Union

Nick Tompkins was capped at under-20 by England

Cardiff Blues are 'keeping an eye' on Wales squad call-up Nick Tompkins after almost signing the centre last season.

Coach John Mulvihill is an admirer of the uncapped 24-year-old Saracens back who was included in Wayne Pivac's first Six Nations squad on Wednesday.

"We were close to signing Tompkins last year but Project Reset slowed that down and he decided to stay at Sarries," said Mulvihill.

"But long-term you'd like to think that he'd be coming back this way.".

Tompkins, who was a surprise Wales inclusion, qualifies courtesy of his maternal grandmother, Enid, who was born in Wrexham.

Mulvihill has been monitoring the player for some time: "He's probably slid under the radar for the last couple of seasons,"he said.

"He's played some good minutes for Sarries and if he's not in the starting XV he's always on the bench and comes on and he's been in some of their big wins.

"We'll keep an eye on him and we've spoken to his management before so we'll keep that in mind," Mulvihill added.

Tompkins is contracted to Saracens until the summer of 2022, though the North London club are trying to cut costs to comply with the salary cap regulations.

The Premiership champions in four of the past five seasons, Saracens were docked 35 points and fined £5.36m in November for breaching the rules.

Saracens owner Nigel Wray's business dealings with some senior players were judged to be a circumvention of the rules.

Interim chief executive Edward Griffiths has admitted pay cuts


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Downtown St. Paul scene gets extra shot from Amsterdam Bar

Shawn Koval and his girlfriend Erica Perry rarely venture from Minneapolis into St. Paul for happy hour. But a new music venue, the Amsterdam Bar and Hall, lured the couple across the river recently.

A dark, sparse space that feels industrial, it hosts workers in suits and young people in hoodies, rubbing shoulders as they sip on imported beer. Koval said he's surprised by the scene, and never thought of St. Paul as a happening place. But the Amsterdam, on West 6th Street, is changing his mind.

"We moved here three years ago from Wisconsin, and we wanted to live in Minneapolis because we view it as more cultured," he said. "When I think of downtown St. Paul, I think it'squiet, people leave after work. All the parking meters are done at 4:30."

The Amsterdam opened in September in a vacant restaurant space owned by the city. The two owners -- Jon Oulman and his son Jarret -- were wooed by Mayor Chris Coleman's staff after seeing what their 331 music club had done in northeast Minneapolis.

Jarret Oulman, 34, said he was intrigued by the idea of helping develop the music scene in St. Paul.

"If not here, where?" he asked. "There are lots and lots of young people already here that go to Uptown, go to Northeast, to see live bands from St. Paul."

The city also sought two compatible businesses to fill the spaces next door -- a record store and a screen-printing studio that produces art posters for


bands.

Nikki and the RuematesMPR Photo/Jennifer Simonson

Business so far has exceeded their expectations, they said. And some of their most loyal customers have not, perhaps surprisingly given the Amsterdam's vibe, been skateboarders or hipsters, but office workers.

Jon Oulman said maybe that shouldn't come as a surprise.

"I grew up in Blaine," he said. "Just because someone works in an office doesn't mean they're not interested in music and culture."

The person who recruited them to St. Paul is the city's arts and culture director Joe Spencer, labeled by some City Hall insiders as the "minister of cool."

Downtown is hitting its stride just four years after a Pioneer Press story lamented whether that nightlife seemed like it might be gone forever, he said. Then a tavern, a tequila bar and a winebar opened in downtown's artsy Lowertown district. And in 2009, the Twin Cities Jazz Festival officially moved to downtown's Mears Park.

"We had Esperanza Spalding and Allen Toussaint down in the park, and Prince was driving around the park, and it was the opening weekend of Barrio. It felt like a really important shift," Spencer said. "Since that point, we've had more and more successes."

Peet Fetsch, owner of Big Table StudioMPR Photo/Jennifer Simonson

But downtown is not without its struggles. A bleaker picture emerges when measuring the area's vitality in terms of office occupancy and retail options.

There's a giant question mark looming over Macy's, the last remaining department store, and how long it will continue to stay open downtown. Not to mention there hasn't been a skyscraper or major development


he said lobbying for funds to help build the park will be a top priority at the Capitol next year.

The light rail transit system set to open in 2014 will also position the city for even more growth, even though ongoing construction has made parts of downtown a mess, he said.

Lenny Russo is among those business owners who have opted to set up shop downtown. He considered opening his acclaimed Heartland Restaurant in two other locations in Minneapolis before deciding on Lowertown, because the native East Coaster said St. Paul always struck him as the less flashy cousin of Minneapolis, similar to the way Brooklyn is to Manhattan in New York.

"Today we're seeing a huge renaissance in Brooklyn. And I think we're seeing the same kind of renaissancehours.”

Rosenthal is a former Parks Department employee who rose to power campaigning to rid the union of corruption in the late 1990s.

He last made embarrassing headlines in 2009, when he inspired a City Council bill requiring jumbo-size ambulances for morbidly obese patients after he had a stroke at City Hall.

Since then, he hasn’t been making much of an effort to give the city’s ambulances a break and slim down. Union officials say he racks up $1,400 in monthly food bills on the union dime.

Much of the 5-foot-7, 400-plus-pound Rosenthal’s food tabs are for catered union events and meals he writes off as “union business,” board members claim.

They say he significantly overorders at eateries like Dallas BBQ, the Stage Door Deli and Pine Restaurant in The Bronx, a hangout


represents 3,000 workers — mostly Parks Department peace officers and maintenance workers and NYPD tow-truck operators and other traffic agents that are among the lowest-paid city workers.

But they still fork over $1,080 in annual union dues that help fund Rosenthal’s salary and perks.

Rosenthal has headed the union since 1998, when he won an election under the platform of ridding the union of corruption and alleged mob ties. At the time, he called the union a “cesspool.”

Some members say he was a strong labor advocate for the union in his early years, but his questionable spending and sleeping habits — and alleged lack of attention to union issues — in recent years led to Puleo’s campaign.

He has also ruled the union with little opposition in part because he andMen’s Championship with 28 teams split into four pools. Canada is represented by the Wade White quartet from Edmonton.

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The Esso Cup, Canadian Female Midget Triple-A Hockey Championship tournament continues today and runs through Saturday in Bridgewater, Nova Scotia. Six teams, all regional champions, are taking part in the round-robin plus playoffs format. The Saskatoon Stars are the West region representative. They have 1 win, 0 losses for 3 points…tied for 1st place. On their schedule today…

The other six opening round series are done. In the Western Conference, the Winnipeg Jets will meet the Nashville Predators while the Vegas Golden Knights will play the San Jose Sharks in the semi-final round. In the Eastern Conference, the Tampa Bay Lightning are into the semi-final round and will play the winner


returned to the property, they parked in the driveway near a silver car on which Defendant had been working. They saw seven or eight people on the property and asked for their identification. Agent Haury testified that the silver car did not have a license plate, but rather a temporary sticker without all the required information. Standing outside the car, Sergeant Offner observed the VIN, located on the car's dashboard, and discovered that the car was stolen by checking through the National Crime Information Center (NCIC) on his police radio. Agent Haury further testified he had observed tools, a stereo, and a couple of backpacks in the silver car. The wires of the stereo were hanging out and part of the dashboard where the stereo was had beenL.Ed.2d 441 (1963) (stating that no distinction exists between physical evidence and oral evidence for purposes of exclusion following an "official illegality"). The officers were on the property with the tenant's consent to locate a female suspect. While on the premises, the officers questioned the persons present, other than the tenant, about their identification and required them to produce identification which Sergeant Offner then checked through NCIC on his police radio. The officers asked those present to remain at Mr. Burley's vehicle. Although people came and went from the mobile home, everyone stayed in the immediate area, and Agent Haury kept his eye on the people who left the car to go to the mobile home. The officers told a juvenile who came to the scene from another


Islamic textbooks deemed to contain radical or intolerant material in schools by the end of the year.

"The intention is so that religious teachings can make students more tolerant and appreciate others who are different from them," said Kamaruddin Amin, director general for Islamic Education at the Ministry of Religious Affairs.

Indonesia also plans to tighten vetting of senior public servants to ensure they do not hold radical views, according to documents reviewed by journalists in June and a senior official involved in the plan.

A 2017 survey by independent Jakarta-based pollster Alvara Research Centre found one in five civil servants and 10 percent of state enterprise workers did not agree with the secular state ideology Pancasila, and instead favoured an Islamic theocratic state.

Slamet Maarif, head of the Alumni 212, amost local people want wild salmon to take higher priority than farm salmon.

Their stance makes sense, given the irreplaceable value of wild salmon to the coastal eco system, and because salmon fishing supports many more jobs than salmon farms... most of whose profits go to huge Norwegian companies.

People will host supporting events as the "migrators” pass through the towns of Vancouver Island and hold allied events elsewhere in British Columbia.

Alexandra Morton receives women's science awardToday, just three weeks after receiving an honorary doctorate from Simon Fraser University, Alexandra is one of five remarkable women being presented with a Women of Discovery Award by event hostess Uma Thurman.

The award comes from WINGS WorldQuest, a unique international organization dedicated to recognizing and supporting visionary women who are advancing scientific inquiry


With new breweries opening in Denver seemingly every month, it's amazing that there is nothing yet in the Platt Park neighborhood near the University of Denver -- especially since South Pearl Street is such a hotbed for restaurants.

That will change next year when Denver Pearl Brewing opens its doors at 1875 South Pearl in a former antique cash-register store just three blocks south of Old South Pearl Street's restaurant row district.

See also: Grandma's House, a planned brewery, will knit crafting and craft beer together

"We like the neighborhood a lot and we love the farmer's market and the community feel there. It's a good fit for a brewery," says Colby Rankin, a Denver native who is starting the brewery with his father, Randy. Rankin likes the farmers' market soNot accurate enough

PASC says they are not accurate enough to measure the effect of migration on population, particularly in local areas, and they are not detailed enough to measure the social and economic impacts of migration, or the effects of immigration policy.

Current sources of migration statistics were established at a time when levels of migration were much lower than they are today. These sources are not adequate for understanding the scale and complexity of modern migration flows, despite attempts to improve their accuracy and usefulness in recent years.

Net migration

In the year to June 2012, immigration was estimated at 515,000. Around 15% of immigration was by British nationals, around 30% was by nationals of other EU countries, and around 55% was by non-EU nationals. Emigration was estimated at 352,000.


Around 44% of emigration was by British nationals, around 24% was by nationals of other EU countries, and around 32% was by non-EU nationals. Net migration, the difference between immigration and emigration, was estimated at 163,000.

Annual estimates of immigration, emigration and net migration are primarily based on a sample of around 5,000 per year migrants identified through the International Passenger Survey, which is a survey of people travelling through UK air and sea ports.

Migration estimates based on the International Passenger Survey subject to a large margin of error and do not provide sufficient detail on the characteristics of people migrating to and from the UK to judge properly the social and economic consequences of migration and the effects of immigration policy. They do not provide accurate estimates ofinternational migration in local areas.

Government target

The Government aims “to reduce net migration from the hundreds of thousands back down to the tens of thousands” by the end of the current Parliament. In the period 2006 to 2010, estimates of net inward migration averaged 209,000 a year.

So while the Government’s target suggests a ten-fold reduction in net inward migration, in practice it only needs to be roughly halved in order for the Government to achieve its aim. The Committee says the migration estimates based on the International Passenger Survey are too uncertain for accurate measurement of progress against the Government’s net migration target.

Room for improvement

Office of National Statistics (ONS) and Home Office data are incompatible in several respects. ONS migration estimates contain no information on the immigration status of


profits amounted to $200,000,000 USD. The 3rd quarter is still in progress, and is expected to have further growth. Any country that can attract Binance to open a branch in their location will receive a handsome tax income revenue.”

For Malta, the relocation of Binance from Taiwan to the European country is a bigger move than Deutsche Bank permanently relocating its headquarters and operations from Germany to Malta. Given the exponential growth rate of Binance and the rapid movement of the cryptocurrency market, the motivation of the government of Malta in embracing the cryptocurrency industry and startups within it is quite evident.

Christian Sewing, who was appointed as the new CEO at Deutsche Bank, stated that the bank will move away from hedge fund investment and focus on stabilizing onEwaninga Rock Carvings Conservation Reserve

The Ewaninga Conservation Reserve is a protected area in the Northern Territory of Australia consisting of an area of low sand dunes, rocky outcrops and a claypan about   south of Alice Springs. It is significant because of a large number of Aboriginal rock carvings.

Description and history

The conservation reserve was gazetted on 20 November 1996.  The claypan is a slightly concave surface approximately 100m across. It retains water after even light rain, thus attracting many birds and animals. The claypan and surrounding outcrops are also a significant archaeological site.

The conservation reserve contains many prehistoric abraded and pecked engravings that provide an outstanding example of central Australian rock art.

The main feature of the area is a set of about 1000 petroglyphs, distributed among


todger - could hand it over to him.

Tyson also claims he had taken cocaine before his press conference brawl with Lennox Lewis in New York in January 2002 when he bit the Brit on the leg.

“I lost my mind,” said Tyson. “I looked over at him and wanted to hit the motherf*****”.

When he faced Frank Bruno for the first time in February 1989 in Las Vegas, he claims he was in such bad condition that Bruno “should have kicked my ass”. Tyson won inside five rounds.

The two met again in 1996, when Bruno was world champion, and Tyson - who won in the third round - claims the Englishman "smelled of fear."

Tyson, the youngest boxer ever to win the WBC, WBA and IBF heavyweight titles, has retired fromFloppy Disc Fossil I

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