things, that the lion’s share of furnishings for the palace was not supplied by the art dealer Friedrich Welz from Salzburg, but that an unknown Berlin-based businessman, Arthur Heinrich Kreiser, was the main source of furniture, paintings, rugs and decorative objects.

Summer Palace, apartment, ground floor: Furniture and paintings are still owned by the Land of Salzburg. Quelle: Stadt Salzburg Archive, Estate of the architect Otto Strohmayr

View from the Summer Palace to the newly built parterre garden. Quelle: Stadt Salzburg Archive, Estate of the architect Otto Strohmayr

Wartime purchases and vanished depots

Among the objects archived by the Land of Salzburg, the researcher was able to identify 20 paintings as being wartime purchases. Only one of them was acquired via Friedrich Welz, the other 19 coming through Arthur H. Kreiser. Itrediscovered in Salzburg. In addition, the art historian was able to refute the opinion held by the Salzburg authorities that other paintings had previously been owned by the archbishopric. As she could demonstrate, the paintings were loans from Viennese museums arranged by Joseph Goebbels to decorate Klessheim Palace as a residence for the summer festival season even before it was refurbished as a guest residence.

Important contribution from basic research

With the valuable new insights gained in the course of the FWF-funded project, Walderdorff not only made an essential contribution to investigating Nazi looting and art deals. Her comprehensive investigation of sources, both as regards the refurbishment and the furnishings with a focus on provenance issues, provides also the first documentation of the function and politico-cultural significance of this building


used by the NS regime for representational purposes. Walderdorff has meanwhile become a member of the international research group for provenance research (Arbeitskreis Provenienzforschung) and contributes her expertise to the Austrian Federal Chancellery’s commission on provenance research as well as to the Land of Salzburg. The results of her research on “the Führer’s guest house” will appear in the autumn of 2017 as part of a series published by the Salzburger Landesarchiv.

Personal details

In 2010, the art historian Imma Walderdorff completed her thesis on the Salzburg Residenz Palace at the University of Vienna. Before focusing on Klessheim Palace, Walderdorff investigated the history of the famous Czernin private collection. Her main research interests are issues of historical and politico-cultural significance as well as looted art (provenance research).

Walderdorff, Imma: Castle Klessheimis still the subject of a years-long State Department review -- as Pope Francis landed in the United States, dominating national media attention.

Clinton had not previously disclosed her position on the campaign trail despite consistent questions about her position on the project, which is widely favored by conservatives but opposed by liberals who believe it will contribute to climate change. In explaining her answer Tuesday, Clinton said she didn't want to interfere with a review process that started under her watch.

"I was in a unique position as secretary of state at the start of this process, and not wanting to interfere with ongoing decision-making that the President and Secretary (of State John) Kerry have to do in order to make whatever final decisions they need," Clinton said. "So


life in the spotlight Hillary Clinton accepts the Democratic Party's nomination for president at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia on July 28, 2016. The former first lady, U.S. senator and secretary of state was the first woman to lead the presidential ticket of a major political party. Hide Caption 1 of 43 Photos: Hillary Clinton's life in the spotlight Before marrying Bill Clinton, she was Hillary Rodham. Here she attends Wellesley College in Massachusetts. Her commencement speech at Wellesley's graduation ceremony in 1969 attracted national attention. After graduating, she attended Yale Law School. Hide Caption 2 of 43 Photos: Hillary Clinton's life in the spotlight Rodham was a lawyer on the House Judiciary Committee, whose work led to impeachment charges against President Richard Nixon in 1974. HideCaption 3 of 43 Photos: Hillary Clinton's life in the spotlight In 1975, Rodham married Bill Clinton, whom she met at Yale Law School. He became the governor of Arkansas in 1978. In 1980, the couple had a daughter, Chelsea. Hide Caption 4 of 43 Photos: Hillary Clinton's life in the spotlight Arkansas' first lady, now using the name Hillary Rodham Clinton, wears her inaugural ball gown in 1985. Hide Caption 5 of 43 Photos: Hillary Clinton's life in the spotlight The Clintons celebrate Bill's inauguration in Little Rock, Arkansas, in 1991. He was governor from 1983 to 1992, when he was elected President. Hide Caption 6 of 43 Photos: Hillary Clinton's life in the spotlight Bill Clinton comforts his wife on the set of "60 Minutes" after


a stage light broke loose from the ceiling and knocked her down in January 1992. Hide Caption 7 of 43 Photos: Hillary Clinton's life in the spotlight In June 1992, Clinton uses a sewing machine designed to eliminate back and wrist strain. She had just given a speech at a convention of the International Ladies' Garment Workers Union. Hide Caption 8 of 43 Photos: Hillary Clinton's life in the spotlight During the 1992 presidential campaign, Clinton jokes with her husband's running mate, Al Gore, and Gore's wife, Tipper, aboard a campaign bus. Hide Caption 9 of 43 Photos: Hillary Clinton's life in the spotlight Clinton accompanies her husband as he takes the oath of office in January 1993. Hide Caption 10 of 43 Photos: Hillary Clinton's life inthe spotlight The Clintons share a laugh on Capitol Hill in 1993. Hide Caption 11 of 43 Photos: Hillary Clinton's life in the spotlight Clinton unveils the renovated Blue Room of the White House in 1995. Hide Caption 12 of 43 Photos: Hillary Clinton's life in the spotlight Clinton waves to the media in January 1996 as she arrives for an appearance before a grand jury in Washington. The first lady was subpoenaed to testify as a witness in the investigation of the Whitewater land deal in Arkansas. The Clintons' business investment was investigated, but ultimately they were cleared of any wrongdoing. Hide Caption 13 of 43 Photos: Hillary Clinton's life in the spotlight The Clintons hug as Bill is sworn in for a second term as President.


Hide Caption 14 of 43 Photos: Hillary Clinton's life in the spotlight The first lady holds up a Grammy Award, which she won for her audiobook "It Takes a Village" in 1997. Hide Caption 15 of 43 Photos: Hillary Clinton's life in the spotlight The Clintons dance on a beach in the U.S. Virgin Islands in January 1998. Later that month, Bill Clinton was accused of having a sexual relationship with former White House intern Monica Lewinsky. Hide Caption 16 of 43 Photos: Hillary Clinton's life in the spotlight Clinton looks on as her husband discusses the Monica Lewinsky scandal in the Roosevelt Room of the White House on January 26, 1998. Clinton declared, "I did not have sexual relations with that woman." In August of that year,Clinton testified before a grand jury and admitted to having "inappropriate intimate contact" with Lewinsky, but he said it did not constitute sexual relations because they had not had intercourse. He was impeached in December on charges of perjury and obstruction of justice. Hide Caption 17 of 43 Photos: Hillary Clinton's life in the spotlight The first family walks with their dog, Buddy, as they leave the White House for a vacation in August 1998. Hide Caption 18 of 43 Photos: Hillary Clinton's life in the spotlight President Clinton makes a statement at the White House in December 1998, thanking members of Congress who voted against his impeachment. The Senate trial ended with an acquittal in February 1999. Hide Caption 19 of 43 Photos: Hillary Clinton's life in


the spotlight Clinton announces in February 2000 that she will seek the U.S. Senate seat in New York. She was elected later that year. Hide Caption 20 of 43 Photos: Hillary Clinton's life in the spotlight Clinton makes her first appearance on the Senate Environment and Natural Resources Committee. Hide Caption 21 of 43 Photos: Hillary Clinton's life in the spotlight Sen. Clinton comforts Maren Sarkarat, a woman who lost her husband in the September 11 terrorist attacks, during a ground-zero memorial in October 2001. Hide Caption 22 of 43 Photos: Hillary Clinton's life in the spotlight Clinton holds up her book "Living History" before a signing in Auburn Hills, Michigan, in 2003. Hide Caption 23 of 43 Photos: Hillary Clinton's life in the spotlight Clinton and anotherpresidential hopeful, U.S. Sen. Barack Obama, applaud at the start of a Democratic debate in 2007. Hide Caption 24 of 43 Photos: Hillary Clinton's life in the spotlight Obama and Clinton talk on the plane on their way to a rally in Unity, New Hampshire, in June 2008. She had recently ended her presidential campaign and endorsed Obama. Hide Caption 25 of 43 Photos: Hillary Clinton's life in the spotlight Obama is flanked by Clinton and Vice President-elect Joe Biden at a news conference in Chicago in December 2008. He had designated Clinton to be his secretary of state. Hide Caption 26 of 43 Photos: Hillary Clinton's life in the spotlight Clinton, as secretary of state, greets Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin during a meeting just outside Moscow


in March 2010. Hide Caption 27 of 43 Photos: Hillary Clinton's life in the spotlight The Clintons pose on the day of Chelsea's wedding to Marc Mezvinsky in July 2010. Hide Caption 28 of 43 Photos: Hillary Clinton's life in the spotlight In this photo provided by the White House, Obama, Clinton, Biden and other members of the national security team receive an update on the mission against Osama bin Laden in May 2011. Hide Caption 29 of 43 Photos: Hillary Clinton's life in the spotlight Clinton checks her Blackberry inside a military plane after leaving Malta in October 2011. In 2015, The New York Times reported that Clinton exclusively used a personal email account during her time as secretary of state. The account, fed through its ownserver, raises security and preservation concerns. Clinton later said she used a private domain out of "convenience," but admits in retrospect "it would have been better" to use multiple emails. Hide Caption 30 of 43 Photos: Hillary Clinton's life in the spotlight Clinton arrives for a group photo before a forum with the Gulf Cooperation Council in March 2012. The forum was held in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Hide Caption 31 of 43 Photos: Hillary Clinton's life in the spotlight Obama and Clinton bow during the transfer-of-remains ceremony marking the return of four Americans, including U.S. Ambassador Christopher Stevens, who were killed in Benghazi, Libya, in September 2012. Hide Caption 32 of 43 Photos: Hillary Clinton's life in the spotlight Clinton ducks after a woman threw a shoe at


a "systemic breakdown" as cited by an Accountability Review Board, and she said that her department was taking additional steps to increase security at U.S. diplomatic facilities. Hide Caption 35 of 43 Photos: Hillary Clinton's life in the spotlight U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders shares a lighthearted moment with Clinton during a Democratic presidential debate in October 2015. It came after Sanders gave his take on the Clinton email scandal. "The American people are sick and tired of hearing about the damn emails," Sanders said. "Enough of the emails. Let's talk about the real issues facing the United States of America." Hide Caption 36 of 43 Photos: Hillary Clinton's life in the spotlight Clinton is reflected in a teleprompter during a campaign rally in Alexandria, Virginia, in October 2015.Hide Caption 37 of 43 Photos: Hillary Clinton's life in the spotlight Clinton walks on her stage with her family after winning the New York primary in April. Hide Caption 38 of 43 Photos: Hillary Clinton's life in the spotlight After Clinton became the Democratic Party's presumptive nominee, this photo was posted to her official Twitter account. "To every little girl who dreams big: Yes, you can be anything you want -- even president," Clinton said. "Tonight is for you." Hide Caption 39 of 43 Photos: Hillary Clinton's life in the spotlight Obama hugs Clinton after he gave a speech at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia. The president said Clinton was ready to be commander in chief. "For four years, I had a front-row seat to her


intelligence, her judgment and her discipline," he said, referring to her stint as his secretary of state. Hide Caption 40 of 43 Photos: Hillary Clinton's life in the spotlight Clinton arrives at a 9/11 commemoration ceremony in New York on September 11. Clinton, who was diagnosed with pneumonia two days before, left early after feeling ill. A video appeared to show her stumble as Secret Service agents helped her into a van. Hide Caption 41 of 43 Photos: Hillary Clinton's life in the spotlight Clinton addresses a campaign rally in Cleveland on November 6, two days before Election Day. She went on to lose Ohio -- and the election -- to her Republican opponent, Donald Trump. Hide Caption 42 of 43 Photos: Hillary Clinton's life in the spotlightAfter conceding the presidency to Trump in a phone call earlier, Clinton addresses supporters and campaign workers in New York on Wednesday, November 9. Her defeat marked a stunning end to a campaign that appeared poised to make her the first woman elected US president. Hide Caption 43 of 43

"Having the experience of being a former secretary of state distinguishes her and her candidacy, but it comes with responsibilities that at times can limit her," Palmieri said. "But we know that the experience is well worth whatever price she may pay politically."

A Clinton campaign aide told CNN that the former secretary of state couldn't wait any longer to explain her position.

"She's been taking on water for (not taking a position) ... She didn't want to jam Secretary Kerry


or jam the President but it was just time. It's September," the aide said.

The aide said as pressure had mounted for Clinton to take a position, she wanted to give the administration space but doing so became untenable. The aide noted Clinton's meeting with the Des Moines Register, and the campaign was expecting the question to come up. She wanted to be able to answer, the aide said.

The White House was briefed on Clinton's position prior to her comments Tuesday, another Clinton aide said.

"Also, in the course of discussing her plans for increasing investment in energy infrastructure with labor officials in recent weeks, she privately made her opposition to the pipeline known to them as well," the aide added.

Clio Cullison, a student at Drake University who came tothe event after a friend of hers at 350.org, an active climate change advocacy group that has regularly followed Clinton on the campaign trail, asked her to attend and ask Clinton about the pipeline.

"I was really nervous to ask," Cullison told CNN. "I haven't asked any political candidates a question ever, so that was really exciting."

The student added that she "was afraid of her answer, to be honest. I didn't know where she was going to stand. I didn't know if she was going to answer at all. I am really glad she did answer, one, and two, did oppose the Keystone pipeline."

A frequent question on the trail

Clinton has repeatedly been asked about Keystone on the campaign trail but has never answered directly.

"I am not going to second


guess (President Barack Obama) because I was in a position to set this in motion," Clinton said at a July event in New Hampshire. "I want to wait and see what he and Secretary Kerry decide."

At the same event, she later added, "If it is undecided when I become president, I will answer your question."

And throughout much of 2013 and 2014, Clinton criss-crossed the country on the paid speaking circuit and later on her book tour. She was asked about Keystone a number of times, particularly in Canada, where the pipeline would originate. At no point did she take a position, however.

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Clinton's announcement onTuesday was met with praise from environmental groups.

Jane Kleeb, director of the anti-pipeline group Bold Nebraska, said the decision "was a long time coming," and demonstrates that Democratic candidates need to pay closer attention to the progressive base.

"Political insiders continue to not give credit to the climate movement and not give credit to farmers and ranchers who are opposed to these risky fossil fuel projects," Kleeb told CNN. "This is a big part of her progressive base -- people who are not just against Keystone but want to see action on climate change."

And Bill McKibben, co-founder of 350.org, said Clinton has slowly been moving in this direction since 2010, when she said she was "inclined" to approve the project. "It's been a good evolution, always in the right


direction," he said.

"Over time, she has come to understand that a defining issue of the next election is climate change and there's no way to address it seriously without this being answered," McKibben said, calling it a "boondoggle" that he expects Obama to reject as well.

2016ers weigh in

Clinton's Democratic presidential opponents have opposed the deal. On Tuesday, former Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley, lambasted her for the delay in taking a position.

"On issue after issue -- marriage equality, drivers licenses for undocumented immigrants, children fleeing violence in Central America, the Syrian refugee crisis, and now the Keystone Pipeline, Secretary Clinton has followed -- not forged -- public opinion," O'Malley said in a statement.

Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders said he was "glad" Clinton came out against the pipeline.

"As a senator whoAbout Transformation Garden

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"A Modern-Day parable"

Mary was the youngest of five children growing up on a farm in a small, rural community. She was the "apple of her father's eye." A treasure in the heart of her mother. The wide-open fields and starry skies were her companions in the evenings as she walked quietly through the rows of corn her dad plowed


all day long.

As Mary grew, she studied at her mother's feet and when she went off to school in town, her parents looked for the dust kicked up by the big yellow school bus, as it stopped every day on the dirt road in front of their home. Mary always ran up the rocky path to the porch surrounding the house, anxious to give a report on what had happened at school each day. Special events began to mark the passing time. There was Mary's first prom…her turn to learn to drive…her first car…and then her graduation from high school.

Now came decision time for Mary. She could stay in her small town, among friends and family, or she could move to the large city, 500 miles away. Ofcourse, Mom and Dad wanted her to stay close by, but Mary's best friend worked hard to convince her to come along to the city and share an apartment with her. After much begging and pleading, Mary's parents reluctantly helped their youngest child get settled in her new home far away from the comfort and protection to which she'd grown accustomed.

At first, Mary called home every week giving a detailed report on her activities. She had a job and although it didn't pay a lot, she was able to make it financially. Mom and Dad were relieved. And she'd made new friends. Sounded like quite a group. Mom and Dad were a little worried. But Mary convinced them everything couldn't be better.

However, as time passed, the phone didn't


ring quite so often at Mom and Dad's house. Mary told them she was just, "Too busy." But with each passing day, Mom and Dad began to worry - a lot. Weeks went by. A month. Then two. Then one day, Mom and Dad called their daughter only to hear an operator's voice, "The number you are calling is no longer in service." Panic struck. Dad looked at Mom. "I'm going to find our baby," he announced.

Dad packed up a few things in his suitcase, jumped in his old truck and took off down the dirt road and eventually found his way to the interstate that led him to the city where his child was. Even though he had traveled the road to the city but once, hecould still remember how to get to Mary's apartment - he could never forget where his precious little girl lived. When he arrived even the long trip had not depleted his energy and he leaped up the stairs to the third floor and ran down the hall to apartment 346. A man came to the door.

"I'm looking for Mary Green. She's my daughter. Does she live here?"

"Nope," the man said abruptly. "Moved several months ago. Check with the manager and see if he knows where she went."

Dad hurried down to the manager who gave him a small scrap of paper with a scribbled address.

"Mary told me to send her mail to this address," the manager said. "I hope this helps you find her. She was a nice kid


but when she left here, I don't think things were going so well."

Dad got back into his truck and took off for another location, only to find Mary wasn't there. A neighbor said she was running with the wrong crowd; drugs were involved; and money was running low. The neighbor didn't think Mary could afford her rent. She advised Mary's dad to check a couple of the local homeless shelters.

Up and down the streets, Mary's dad drove, looking for a familiar face. He decided to park his truck. He would walk the streets if he had to. He stopped people as he walked. He showed them a picture. "Have you seen my daughter?" he asked.

Finally, in desperation he began to call out, "Mary, Mary," his deep bass voicebooming over the noise of the city streets. "Mary, my girl. Mary."

Back in an alleyway, under some broken down pieces of cardboard, a young woman heard a voice. It was a familiar voice calling her name. She lifted her head. "Could it be," she wondered?

She stood up and began to walk slowly toward the sound that brought comfort to her heart. "Daddy," she screamed, "I'm over here." Her father began to run, "I'm coming Mary," he shouted, "I've come to take you home."

Once in her father's arms, young Mary felt safe for the first time in months. And Dad, well he did what a loving father does. "We've got to get some food in your stomach," he said. "And I brought some of your clothes from home -


England have announced the squad for their one-day international series in New Zealand, with the familiar sight of Ben Stokes’s inclusion accompanied by the caveat of his impending court case. The five-match series begins on 25 February – 12 days after Stokes is due at Bristol Magistrates to face a charge of affray.

Following his court date on 13 February, Stokes is due to fly out to New Zealand to join the Twenty20 squad in the Trans-Tasman Tri-series. After the fifth ODI at Perth, where England secured a 12-run win over Australia to take the Gillette ODI series 4-1, the head coach, Trevor Bayliss, said he expected the all-rounder to leave for New Zealand “the next day or two” after his court appearance.

Stokes’s inclusion means there is no placefor Middlesex’s Dawid Malan, who was drafted into the squad for the recently completed series with Australia as cover for the all-rounder. The ECB had hoped Stokes would be able to play some part in the series until the Crown Prosecution Service’s investigations continued into the third week of January. A potential comeback was then pushed back to the T20 series. The Nottinghamshire seamer Jake Ball has also been omitted. The return of Stokes will not only help him get up to speed before the two-match Test series with New Zealand that follows – his last competitive match was on 22 December 2017 for Canterbury – but it will also put pressure on players in the XI. Bayliss, while stating earlier in the week that Stokes would not


The 2017 Rural Oscars

The Countryside Alliance Awards, nicknamed the ‘Rural Oscars’, are now in their 13th year. Thousands of nominations have been submitted honouring the skills and produce, tradition, enterprise and the people who go the extra mile for their communities. New to 2017 is a pub category, enabling us all to celebrate the iconic rural local.

From thousands of nominations seven regional champions from five categories will be invited to Parliament for the British finals, and in the presence of MPs and Ministers just five will be crowned British Champions.

Regional champions will be announced in March 2018, with Welsh businesses attending a special reception at the Welsh Assembly in Cardiff. The regional champions then advance to the British final, which will be held in April 2018 at the201404170650PR_NEWS_USPR_____NY0753420140417T065000-0400prnewswire.com20140417NY075341urn:newsml:prnewswire.com:20140417:NY07534:120140417T065000-040020140417T065000-0400MimeType/@FormalNameChess Helps Puts Khanty-Mansiysk On the MapMOSCOW, April 17, 2014Khanty-Mansiysk-Chess201404170650PR_NEWS_USPR_____NY07534.xmlChess Helps Puts Khanty-Mansiysk On the Map

Chess Helps Puts Khanty-Mansiysk On the Map

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MOSCOW, April 17, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Khanty-Mansiysk, a city in northern central Russia has been successfully leveraging chess to raise the city's and the surrounding region's profile, reports Chess News Agency. A city in Russia's oil and gas patch, Khanty-Mansiysk has been quite a boom town, with population tripling in the past 25 years. Taking advantage of its sub-arctic location and strongly continental climate, with long cold winters, Khanty-Mansiysk has become a Mecca for Alpine and Nordic skiing and biathlon since the late 1990s, holding top international and domestic tournaments. However, it was chess that propelled Khanty-Mansiysk to international fame.

"Khanty-Mansiysk hosted its first


major international chess tournament – the World Chess Cup – in 2005," FIDE President Kirsan Ilyumzhinov said, "featuring then-14 year-old Norwegian grandmaster Magnus Carlsen as one of competitors, some eight years before he won the World Champion's title. Just like the now-reigning World Champion, the city has come a long way since then, making chess an essential part of its culture and its daily life," Ilyumzhinov added. "The Khanty-Mansiysk – Yugra Autonomous Region was one of the first to implement the Chess in Schools program several years ago, and it became a good tradition in 2012 to open 'Chess Corners' at corporate offices, banks, and government agencies across the city and region."

The city unveiled the Yugra Chess Academy, Russia's first, in September 2010.

"So we opened the Yugra ChessAcademy – an instant landmark and a green building – to welcome competitive chess players, students, and all chess enthusiasts in 2010, and the rest was history – in 2011, it accommodated nearly 30 top-level international chess tournaments and countless classes and chess other events," Khanty-Mansiysk Mayor and President of the Yugra Regional Chess Federation Vasily Filipenko said. "It has really paid off, helping to make our city a prime international chess destination. It was an excellent investment in the future of our city and our community."

The recent 2014 Candidates Tournament held at the Yugra Chess Academy in Khanty-Mansiysk, which pitted the world's top grandmasters for a chance to challenge the reigning world champion later this year. The tournament was widely covered by international media, and the tournament's


website received more than 2,000,000 visits, with many enthusiasts following the games live, and many more catching updates of the tournament. This raised the host city's profile, making it one of the most popular search terms among international destinations in India, Armenia, and Azerbaijan.

"It really put us on the map for many people out there," Governor of Yugra Natalia Komarova said. "Photos of Viswanathan Anand, who has won the 2014 Candidates, sitting in a reindeer sleigh and wearing an aviator hat have been published by major Indian newspapers, boosting the interest in our region in the world's second most populous country. This interest should translate into increased contacts between our region and India and make people there and elsewhere aware of what we have accomplished," the Governor added.

Khanty-Mansiyskabout religion and politics. We tend to associate secularism with freedom, democracy and tolerance. The experience of Turkey shows that there can also be a dark side to secularism which we must not ignore.

Like so much else, the roots of this conflict lie in the aftermath of World War I. Before the war, Turkey had been at the head of a great empire that stretched across the Middle East ruled by the Sultan based in Istanbul. Now it had been defeated and its empire occupied. It was against this desperate backdrop that a group of nationalist army officers, known as the Young Turks, were able to seize power from the royal family. The leader of these revolutionaries was the famous war hero, Mustafa Kemal Ataturk. The Young Turks


been repealed. There have been blotches on its record, most notably an ill-conceived attempt to ban adultery, but the on the whole it has been positive influence.

Driving much of this reform has been the governments attempt to take Turkey into the European Union. This has been opposed by the secular opposition which knows that membership of the EU would end once and for all the political influence of their allies in the military. The irony of the ideological descendants of Ataturk, the great westerniser, opposing membership of the EU is a bitter one.

The deeply unpleasant nature of the secularists and the generally progressive policies of the Islamists show us clearly that there is nothing fundamentally liberal about secularism. It is a force for good if it means governmentincluding No. 2 overall pick Patrik Laine. In 2017, they had 23 players selected, including six in the first round and six in the second, which was a record for Finland. Somewhere, Teemu smiles.

LOSER: The Green Room

Eh, sometimes you try something new and it doesn’t click. The NHL went with a Green Room for the draft like the NBA, keeping some of the top prospects there instead of in the stands. The previous format produced better moments and nothing close to the cringe moment that was Klim Kostin being stuck in that room to the bitter end:

Klim Kostin there's a tech guy in the back wrapping up cables. don't do this stupid green room idea again @NHL lol pic.twitter.com/EC256MLoA5 — kms davis (@blueorangesign) June 24, 2017

He would go


Belarussian leader Alexander Lukashenko has defended his isolated country’s human rights record during a visit to Austria on Tuesday, as he sought closer ties with the European Union amid tensions with Russia.

On his first trip to an EU member state in more than three years, Lukashenko met Austrian President Alexander Van der Bellen. Austria’s former Chancellor Sebastian Kurz visited Belarus in March.

Often described by its critics in the West as “Europe’s last dictatorship”, Belarus has been the target of Western sanctions over its poor rights record and lack of fair elections. The 65-year-old Lukashenko has rarely travelled elsewhere in Europe.

In recent years, however, the West and Belarus have sought to improve ties as the Kremlin pushed for a closer relationship between Moscow and Minsk.

Lukashenko said his country was1994 and has dominated the country ever since.

In 2016, Lukashenko visited Italy and the Vatican after the EU lifted most of the sanctions it had imposed in recent years against him and other Belarusians in a move to encourage progress on human rights.

Since then, Lukashenko has repeatedly been invited to visit Europe, but had declined offers until now.

After Russia, Austria is one of Belarus’s biggest sources of foreign direct investment. Belarus media labelled it “the most loyal” of EU members to Minsk.

Lukashenko has been in Austria privately, skiing with his family in 2002. Kurz presented him with a pair of hand-made wooden skis during his March visit to Belarus.


dedicated to the discussion and promotion of literary works by young writers

The International Society for Literary Juvenilia (ISLJ) was formally launched at the University of North Alabama in 2017, at the “Microcosms” juvenilia conference. However, many members of the Society have been meeting at juvenilia conferences since 1996 and plans to form a Society have taken place for a number of years. We are an international association of interdisciplinary scholars dedicated to the study of juvenilia.

The foundations of the society, and indeed the scholarly study of juvenilia, emerge out of the remarkable work of Juliet McMaster and Christine Alexander. Juliet and Christine have been instrumental in promoting the study of child writers and child writing by establishing and developing the Juvenilia Press, publishing many scholarly books, editions, andpapers on juvenilia, and by organising and participating in Juvenilia conferences. They are active members of the society as are many of the top researchers in the area.

The ISLJ offers a welcoming, collegial home for literary scholars and historians, art historians, and others, whether your studies are based in nineteenth-century Britain, twentieth-century America, or twenty-first-century Australia: any time or place that takes us into the fascinating field of juvenile creations and the worlds that give birth to them.


abortion

Greg and Mike Gibbons talk about Mike explaining television and the Super Bowl to his daughters, Greg gets out his globe to rank Asia by hotness, and the conversation segues to international prostitution. Greg raps a ribbon around abortion, they take your Overheards, and play a round of Talk Your Way Out Of It.Arvind Kejriwal has accused the central government of "shamelessly unleashing the CBI on Akhilesh Yadav".

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today accused the central government of "shamelessly unleashing the CBI on Akhilesh Yadav" in its "last weeks in office". In a tweet this morning, Mr Kejriwal declared that it was time to throw out the "dictatorial and undemocratic regime".

Mr Kejriwal was referring to reports that Akhilesh Yadav may be investigated by the CBI in an illegal mining case during his tenure as chief minister of Uttar Pradesh.

The reports emerged after Akhilesh Yadav's Samajwadi Party and Mayawati's Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) indicated last week that they would form a grand coalition in Uttar Pradesh to counter the BJP in the national election due by May.

Mr Kejriwal tweeted: "In its last


earlier sent the CBI to him and now it was the BJP.

Akhilesh Yadav may be investigated by the CBI in an illegal mining case during his tenure as chief minister of Uttar Pradesh

"Now we have to tell the CBI as to how many seats we have distributed in the gathbandhan (coalition). I am happy that at least the BJP has shown its colours. Earlier, the Congress gave us the chance to meet the CBI, and this time it is the BJP, which has given us this opportunity."

On Saturday, the CBI raided 14 locations in Delhi and Uttar Pradesh, including the homes of a woman IAS officer, a Samajwadi Party leader and a BSP member, in connection with illegal sand mining.

Mr Kejriwal's office and the homes and offices ofPadalwadi

Padalwadi is a village in Belgaum district of Karnataka, India.

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Inferno of Rock Report – SEPTEMBER 2017

A few years ago, I read an article that stated that white power rock music was still alive and well in major streaming corporations. Since 2014, Apple and Spotify had alluded to the fact that they were removing all remnants of the hate music from their streaming and purchasing catalogues.

It turns out, in 2017, that 37 bands are still present in the Spotify catalog, as recently identified by Digital Music News. Suddenly, the incentive for removing the bands and music was increased by ten fold due to the alleged horrific actions by Nazis, KKK and White Nationalists in Charlottesville, VA.

Apple claimed that they had dissolved any affiliation with the labels or bands back in 2014. Independent music labels are a different story.Many refused to remove the racially discriminating music groups from their organization, and viewed the antagonism of the press and protestors as “promotionally worthwhile” and a motivating factor in the sale of white power product.

One of those independent labels originates in Maryland and utilizes an app identified by their name, Label56. Google is now going to great lengths to remove the app from their online store, while other social media sites and streaming sites like SoundCloud and YouTube are just now beginning to capitulate to the concerns of the organizations such as Black Live Matters and the Anti-Defamation League.

Many experts believe that the music and the bands are a major factor in radicalizing new members for their white power cause. It is going to be a long and


excruciating process to remove the offensive tunes due to the apathy of consumers and corporations that demonstrate no moral clarity, other than to satisfy their greed. Plus, there is the legal complexity, which will slow down the process through legitimate court challenges of evaluating the music regarding freedom of speech laws.

If you are interested in fighting this melody of hate, please get in touch with the Southern Poverty Law Center. If you want to read about the start of neo-Nazi Rock and the exploits of one of the most malicious and rancorous bands to walk this earth, I recommend this Washington Post article. The most offensive (and well known) metal and rock artists in this genre, are Brutal Attack and Satanic War Master.

BARK AT THE MOON

Ozzy Osbourne finishedup the four-day Moonstock Music Festival on August 21st with a rock and roll dedication to the celestial event of a total solar eclipse by performing an exhilarating and electrifying rendition of “Bark at the Moon.” Other featured bands included: Five Finger Death Punch, Halestorm, and Black Stone Cherry. Check out the video here.

LOUDWIRE MUSIC AWARDS…

One of my favorite rock award shows is the Metal Hammer Golden God Awards in the U.K. A close second on my bucket list would be to travel to America for the upcoming Loudwire Music Awards on October 24th. Loudwire has announced the lineup of a wide selection of prodigious rock bands that are scheduled to perform at the show in Los Angeles. Some of the bands performing include: Anthrax, Body Count, and


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Shattuck-St. Mary's School - Review #3

About the Author:

College Enrolled

St. Lawrence

Home Town, State

Port Huron, MI

Years Attended Boarding School

2

Activities During Boarding School

Outside of my academics, I played for Shattuck's developing Soccer Academy (not a "school team" It is club/travel soccer). Along with the Hockey program this is beginning to really take hold. I also was a member of the Honor Society which is a prestigious half credit class that holds weekly meetings, attends seminars, and, as a senior, develops Capstone research projects. I also play for the school Varsity Basketball and Volleyball teams which are fun after school activities which compete against other local small private schools.

Reflections and Advice:

1.) What do you think makes your school unique relative to other boarding schools?

One of the best parts about Shattuck is theabout it?

For starters, at Shattuck, there are programs called Centers of Excellence (COAs). As of now, these are Hockey, Soccer, Figure Skating, Vocal Performance (VPP), and Bioscience. These are programs connected to the school but also directed and controlled as separate entities. (More about VPP and Bioscience later)
Shattuck Hockey is considered the premier program in the nation with boys and girls, grades 6-12 coming to the school vying for the few spots every year. There are 6 boys teams and 2 girls.
The Soccer Academy has grown exponentially in the past years. Started only in 2005, the boys program has already made it to the top league in the Nation with 3 teams. The girls are also on their way to the top and are in the top league


Shattuck. There are 6 dorms at Shattuck: 2 girls and 4 boys. St. Mary's Hall is a bit farther away from campus and houses the Middle School classes, chapel, dining hall, etc. This dorm holds all girls grades 6-11 and the seniors who do not have enough seniority to get into the "Senior House" over by the Upper school (seniority is how long you have been there, not what grade you are in). The worst part about living in SMH is the fact that it is about a 10 minute walk from EVERYTHING else and to get to Upper School you have to walk through the Minnesota State Academy for the Deaf, or MSAD. To make it more convenient for the girls, the school has vans/buses running onin the winter the boys don't have to embrace the freezing cold temperatures and constant snow.The dorm and the people in them become like your family at Shattuck. At St. Mary's Hall every night you can go down for snack from 930 to 1030 after study hall and at all the other dorms the main dining hall is open at the same time.Roommate selection for returning students: they pick their own roommates and then are assigned a room when they return the next fall
New students are placed with a roommate. The school usually tries to diversify the new students so they can branch out and will place them with a student either not from their country or with different interests. Most new students switch rooms after a month


or two at school and the dorm parents are all very nice and helpful.For the girls, at St. Mary's Hall, the 6-9 graders are on the third floor, 10-11 on the second floor and seniors on the first along with the middle school offices. At the senior house the girls pick by seniority. Most of the girls dorms at both buildings are doubles or triples, with an occasional quad or single.The boys dorms are mostly doubles at all the other dorms but Whipple. This dorm, the one with the tunnel, has mostly quads and seniors usually occupy them.Every dorm on campus has a common room which has a tv, some couches, and a few game tables (pool, fusbal, etc). This is where most of the campus socializing takescommon and school wide as well. At Shattuck it's not so much a "social life" but a family life.Sports are a huge deal at Shattuck. Every single weekend during the year, most of the students will spend their free time, either playing or watching a game. While Hockey and Soccer are the biggest, all of the other sports in the spring and fall pull just as big a crowd. The fans are die hard and make signs, create cheers, and even have stormed the court after my team won the conference for Basketball. Even students who don't play any sports still attend the games and take part in the atmosphere.When not partaking in sporting events, the Student Lounge, or StuLo, is the biggest hang out spot. Located in


so support both settings, I looked at the origins of the respective theories. Both theories could find support in statements made by various people in the early days of the Church. But, once one recognizes that a hemispheric model doesn't fit the text, there were two specific and inconsistent threads.

1. The Mesoamerican thread relied on the unsigned 1842 Times and Seasons (T&S) articles and the so-called "Two Cumorah" theory.
2. The North American thread (commonly called "Heartlanders") relied on sections of the D&C, statements made by Joseph Smith, and letters written by Oliver Cowdery with Joseph's input, resulting in the so-called "One Cumorah" theory.

The Mesoamericanists concluded the 1842 T&S articles were the most credible because they were later in time and they were written by, edited by, or approvedhistory clarified. I visited experts in the field. Generally, the historians and the Heartlanders thought the history was persuasive, but some Mesoamericanists resisted it. Consequently, I wrote The Lost City of Zarahemla so everyone could evaluate the historical data. Since then, I have discovered considerable additional material that substantiates my initial conclusions.

In my view, the foundation of the Mesoamerican theory now relies on the opinions of Orson Pratt, Benjamin Winchester, John E. Page, William Smith, and, to some extent, W.W. Phelps.

The foundation of the North American or Heartland theory relies on the statements of Joseph Smith, Oliver Cowdery, and the D&C.

In light of those respective foundations, I then went back to the evidence of historicity. This blog is partly a product of that process.

In the meantime, I observe


by Congress and is provided here for informational purposes, as the sentencing of the defendant will be determined by the court based on the advisory Sentencing Guidelines and other statutory factors.

According to the statement of facts filed with the plea agreements, Vann was the highest ranking member of the Bloods gang set Gorilla Mafia Piru. Together with his fellow gang member and second in command, Antwane Williams, they manufactured and distributed in excess of one kilogram of heroin in Portsmouth from late 2013 to August 2014. Vann and Williams conspired with co-conspirators to distribute heroin in the Ghent area of Norfolk, Portsmouth, and other places throughout the Eastern District of Virginia.

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vt10vt wrote:And awesome video, it's kinda surreal knowing where it was and then seeing Dana and his car hanging out. Very jealous of everyone who made it.

yea man, it was weird for me too. Its even weirder since my car has been on jackstands in the corner of the shop since I got home where it has spent most of its time in the last 4 years, like it never left, covered in grime. It is surreal to remember just a month ago I was thousands of miles away and 70 degrees warmer in the same car.

I see you, Wiley, and Marc there and think "Dang, I just hung out with these guys at Carlisle!" Cool that some people have


Friday, October 28, 2005

Here is a sneak preview of The Wog in one of her several Halloween costumes. She has become impossible to photograph because as soon as we set her down, she's off and crawling. So The Wog's father stood on one side of the bed with The Wog, and I stood on the other side of the bed with the camera. He held her back and then "released" her, immediately ducking down to get out of the shot, while she tore across the bed toward me as I tried to snap her picture and prevent her from careening off the edge of the bed at the same time. This picture captures The Wog mid-tear, and The Wog's father mid-duck. Despite all the obstacles, they were clearlywas more "clinging") was when she was terrified at the Christmas Loft store we went to when Minnie and Pop-Pop were visiting. Even when she's being carried, she refuses to face the carrier; instead, she twists her body all the way around to greet the world. But all she wants to do is cuddle since coming down with a bug a few days ago, so we've been enjoying our time together on the couch.

Hopefully, The Wog will be feeling better soon, since she has missed Storytime and Baby Music class this week, as well as a Halloween parade. No doubt the Halloween parade was SORELY missing its lobster.

Thursday, October 20, 2005

Here she gives her new car (about which she was indifferent--let's see if she feels the same when


she's 17) a whirl:

She loves reading, like her Mommy. (Let's hope she gets her father's sense of direction.)

On Monday we checked out a local Christmas-themed chain. I had stopped in the previous week in search of wrapping paper and was shocked to find the building with the mild exterior I pass almost every day contains a winter wonderland! So we went back with Minnie and Pop-Pop. Polly did not enjoy all the life-size creatures that walked and talked and jingled at her. If you look very closely, you can see she is desperately clutching Pop-Pop's sleeve in both pictures. She continued to do so the entire time we were in the store.

Wednesday, October 19, 2005

We had a small fete in honor of Polly's first birthday over the weekend.A car dashboard camera has filmed the moment police officers abandoned a dying dog by the side of a Queensland road, prompting an investigation by police and the RSPCA.

The video, filmed in Burpengary East on Saturday night, showed the officers dragging the injured dog to the side of the road.

The officers got into their patrol car and left, but not before they also hit a parked car.

Lily, a 10-year-old chocolate Labrador, was found by passer-by Bonny Martin the next day.

"I thought she had passed away so I was stopping looking for tags and that's when I noticed the breathing," Ms Martin said.

The beloved pet was paralysed and suffering hypothermia. She was rushed to a local RSPCA.

The clinic contacted Lily's owners, who had to make the heartbreaking decision to


4%. These sales continued over a period of several months. The bank there appropriated the proceeds of the depositor's last cattle sale to the depositor's indebtedness to the bank, after a conference at which it was agreed that the bank would loan the depositor additional money and collect whatever the depositor owed the bank from the proceeds of this sale. In the meantime, the indebtedness of the depositor to the bank was increased by the bank's honoring checks drawn by the depositor to pay personal obligations. There the bank knew all along that the funds being deposited in this account were derived from sales of cattle that did not belong to its depositor and were trust funds and knew that the very funds it appropriated were of theWildcat Branch Petroglyphs

The Wildcat Branch Petroglyphs are five prehistoric petroglyph carvings located near Fort Gay, West Virginia. The petroglyphs are carved on a large rock in the backyard of a private home and are within  of a creek. Four of the carvings depict birds, while the fifth appears to depict a beaver. The carvings were likely made during the Late Woodland period.

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Masami Higashida was about to graduate high school but he was not smart enough to enter college nor was he strong or brave enough to be a yakuza; little did he know that his life would be filled with the color indigo, the color of the ink used to make manga.

Some years ago Masami Kurumada (of Saint Seiya, Ring ni Kakero, and BT’X fame) released a slice-of-life manga in celebration of his 40-year career which was an autobiography very loosely based on his life and the life of a Mangaka back in the 70’s. This was the first slice-of-life story he had ever done, since all his previous works were about “hot-blooded young men who fought to the end’’. So was this venture into a new genre worthof them idealized such a lifestyle due to how the movies romanticize their way of life.

Of course, with the passage of the years, the three grew apart due to different circumstances, but they always had the memories of their friendship as youngsters so they could at the very least smile a little. While Junichi had the brains he did not have the ability or the healthy body to make his dream of becoming an artist a reality, and in a poetic way accepted his ultimate fate in life. He realized that this is how his life will be since he had always obeyed orders and never explored the things he wanted.

Toshio, on the contrary, achieved his dream of becoming a Yakuza only to find out that the reality


that the door to such an opportunity opened in front of him by mere chance and he decided to give it a shot. He was always finding a new stone in his path, from his drawing and his writing, to dealing with the big publishers and its editors, as well as other mangakas and the cruel race towards chopping block since one week you could be a millionaire, and the next everything you have worked on could be lost.

Still, each and every one of them knew what they were doing and instead of crying or getting frustrated, tried (to different degrees) to improve their situation.

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Part of the manga centers on the life of a Mangaka, and how Masami has to fight not only againstare unable to help each other, or to help themselves, and suffer great distress, *227 even starvation. Sickness is apt to occur, criminality is encouraged, and riot and revolution risked. The whole public is vitally interested in ameliorating the distress of such unemployment.
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is expressly reserved, a delay of two years provided before benefits can be paid, and the Commission established is to get information and acquire experience which is to be made the basis of classifications and adjustment of rates after 1940.
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Lighting Design Distinctive Features

Small Classes: Two students in each area (Costumes, Lighting, Scenery) are admitted every other year. There are twelve students in design when first and third year students are in the program together. On alternate years there are six students total, or two in each area.

Assistantships and Funding: All design students are on assistantships. Full remission of tuition, an annual stipend of about $13,000.00 and $1500.00 annual travel funding. Total support over three years: more than $142,000.00

The New York Seminar: Students spend a week in NY learning how to assist NY designers, learning how to shop NY for fabrics and vintage clothing and visiting costume exhibitions.

LORT Theatre Company: The Clarence Brown Theatre Company. Professional Equity Theatre on the University of Tennessee, Knoxville campus.

Professional Guest Designers: Studentsown house, which includes our classroom, a design studio space for each student, professional matte cutters and a laser cutter.

Technology and Design Master Classes: Craft and design master classes are offered annually in skills of various kinds; often as requested by the students.

Designer Workshops: A designer workshop is offered most years with an important American or European professional.

Drawing and Painting Courses: Our special relationship with professors in the School of Art makes it possible for graduate design students to take classes normally unavailable to non-art majors.

Funded Conference Travel: Students receive $1500.00 per year in funding for assistant and conference travel. Travel funding is also available by application to the graduate school.

Expenses: Books, art supplies, passport, computer supplies (paper and ink) and a student activities fee. Any travel costs


of the visits to and from the doctors running the programme, he spends most of his time in the room he has been given, writing and playing his flute.

The EV (we never really return to the virus storyline outside of Sang-hyun’s connection to it) ends up killing him, and he dies just as the doctors give him a blood transfusion in a futile attempt to save his life. Moments after his death is called, however, Sang-hyun returns to life, much to the surprise of everyone present.

Six months following his resurrection, Sang-hyun returns to Korea, to a response from his followers bordering on the fanatic. Despite his newfound “fandom”, Sang-hyun manages to return to his old life. Known now as the “bandaged priest” (to hide the scars which appearon his skin during the daytime), he resumes his old duties at the hospital and elsewhere.

He reconnects with an old childhood friend, Kang-woo, whose mother has joined Sang-hyun’s congregation (is that the correct usage?) after first hearing of his miraculous recovery. He also meets Tae-ju, Kang-woo’s wife – another acquaintance from his childhood. After praying with the family, Sang-hyun is invited to their weekly Mahjong game.

At the meeting, Sang-hyun meets the other three members of the Mahjong gang. I won’t go into detail about these three characters as much, but they’re not necessarily set dressing. The ex-Police Chief in particular is an interesting fellow from his first appearance up until the climactic scenes of the movie.

Soon after, the symptoms of the EV return, and Sang-hyun finds himself set


at depicting these characters, and Tae-ju is no exception. Dominated by her mother-in-law, married to the lousy Kang-woo, and even lusted after by the ex-Police Chief, her life is from the very beginning etched into her face. Her only escapes from this dreary life seem to be her secret night-time sprints away from her house.

However, within the first few meetings, Sang-hyun’s odd attraction to her begins to be returned, and the two are soon in the midst of a steamy affair. Sang-hyun asks her to come away with him after revealing to her his true nature (which goes through all the usual motions), but Tae-ju instead suggests offing Kang-woo. She tells Sang-hyun how Kang-woo has been physically abusing her. Soon, the three find themselves on a fishing tripmotivation speech, motivational speaker, inspirational speeches, business success, dan the man lok, grow business, entrepreneur advice, entrepreneur motivation

Secrecy

Secrecy (also called clandestinity or furtiveness) is the practice of hiding information from certain individuals or groups who do not have the "need to know", perhaps while sharing it with other individuals. That which is kept hidden is known as the secret.

Secrecy is often controversial, depending on the content or nature of the secret, the group or people keeping the secret, and the motivation for secrecy. Secrecy by government entities is often decried as excessive or in promotion of poor operation; excessive revelation of information on individuals can conflict with virtues of privacy and confidentiality. It is often contrasted with social transparency.

Secrecy in sociology and zoology

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may even be something as trivial as a recipe.

Zig Ziglar

Early life and education

Zig Ziglar was born in Coffee County in southeastern Alabama to John Silas Ziglar and Lila Wescott Ziglar. He was the tenth of twelve children.

In 1931, when Ziglar was five years old, his father took a management position at a Mississippi farm, and his family moved to Yazoo City, Mississippi, where he spent most of his early childhood. The next year, his father died of a stroke, and his younger sister died two days later.

The Secrets

The group first performed under the name The Sonnets, named after the Sonnet piano. They were offered a local gig supporting local ensemble the Starfires (later The Outsiders), and at one of these performances, talent scout Redda Robbins offered them acontract. The group then met with songwriters Johnny Madara and David White, members of The Spokesmen. Through their influence, the group was able to release a single on Philips Records called "The Boy Next Door"; the song hit #18 on the US Billboard Hot 100 in December 1963. Three more singles followed on Philips, but none of them charted, and the group parted ways in 1965. The group has two interesting bits of music trivia. They were booked to appear on American Bandstand the weekend of November 22, 1963, which was cancelled due to John F. Kennedy's assassination, and they were the last group to appear on American Bandstand in the spring of 1964, before Bandstand shifted from Philadelphia to Los Angeles.

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student journalists first became necessary in 1988, when the Supreme Court ruled in Hazelwood School District v. Kuhlmeier that student publications are “limited public forums” subject to censorship by the schools that sponsor them.

[RELATED: Missouri lawmaker introduces bill to protect student journalists]

“The bill essentially protects freedom of the student press to the same extent that it was protected from 1969, when Tinker established student First Amendment rights, to 1988, when Hazelwood limited those rights,” Moshman explained.

As an example of the type of situation the legislation is intended to prevent, Moshman cited the case of Max McElwain, a student newspaper advisor at Wayne State College in Nebraska who was dismissed from his position in 2016 after approving the publication of several articles that were critical of the administration.

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Social Commentator Alfred Sirleaf, gives comment on current events in Liberia including the deadly Ebola virus by speaking and writhing them down on a blackboard, as people gather round him to listen in Monrovia, Liberia, Thursday, July 31, 2014. The worst recorded Ebola outbreak in history surpassed 700 deaths in West Africa as the World Health Organization on Thursday announced dozens of new fatalities. (AP Photo/Jonathan Paye-Layleh)

W. Africa Ebola outbreak tops 700 deaths

Associated Press – published Thursday, July 31, 2014

FREETOWN, Sierra Leone | The death toll from the worst recorded Ebola outbreak in history surpassed 700 in West Africa as security forces went house-to-house in Sierra Leone's capital Thursday looking for patients and others exposed to the disease.

Fears grew as the United States warned against travel


to the three infected countries — Guinea, Sierra Leone and Liberia — and Sierra Leone's soccer team was blocked from boarding a plane in Nairobi, Kenya, that was to take them to the Seychelles for a game on Saturday. Airport authorities in Kenya said Seychelles immigration told them to prevent the team from traveling.

Almost half of the 57 new deaths reported by the World Health Organization occurred in Liberia, where two Americans, Dr. Kent Brantly of Texas and Nancy Writebol, a North Carolina-based missionary, are also sick with Ebola.

At the White House, press secretary Josh Earnest said the U.S. is looking into options to bring them back to the U.S. Officials at Atlanta's Emory University Hospital said they expected one of the Americans to be transferred there "withinthe next several days." The hospital declined to identify which aid worker, citing privacy laws.

Writebol is in stable but serious condition and is receiving an experimental treatment that doctors hope will better address her condition, according to a statement released by SIM, a Christian missions organization. Her husband, David, is close by but can only visit his wife through a window or dressed in a haz-mat suit, the statement said.

"There was only enough (of the experimental serum) for one person. Dr. Brantly asked that it be given to Nancy Writebol," said Franklin Graham, president of Samaritan's Purse, another aid organization that has been working in Liberia during the Ebola crisis.

Brantly, who works for the aid group, did receive a unit of blood from a 14-year-old boy who had


A fast-growing wildfire has ravaged more than 2,000 acres in Southern California in a little more than 24 hours, forcing approximately 1,200 people out of their homes.

The so-called Tenaja Fire has spread to several cities in Riverside County, including Murrietta, 80 miles from Los Angeles. Officials canceled Friday classes for the entire Murrietta Valley United School District due to the fires and police officers were going door to door issuing evacuation orders.

Riverside County officials have issued a health warning, urging people living in nearby areas to limit their time spent outdoors due to smoke and ash.

CALIFORNIA DIVE BOAT OWNERS FILE LAWSUIT TO AVOID LIABILITY AFTER DEADLY FIRE

The blaze broke out around 4 p.m. Wednesday, and quickly grew from 25 to 994 acres burned, and then reached 2,000 acresended in November and Litwinsky moved out-of-state.
In early January 1995, Maki found a note on her car from Litwinsky indicating he had moved back to Colorado and was sorry for any pain he caused her during their break-up. On January 11, 1995, Maki applied for a temporary restraining order against Litwinsky in Arapahoe County. The complaint contained the following pre-printed language:
The Defendant has attacked, beaten, molested, or threatened the Plaintiff with serious bodily harm, and the Plaintiff fears for his/her safety and well-being and believes the Defendant will continue his/her actions unless he/she is restrained by the Court.
Maki completed the form by writing a more detailed description of Litwinsky's conduct:
After stealing my 2nd car and robbing my apartment, Tim was requesting that we get back together. I refused


and he threatened my life. During our relationship he threatened to hurt me and yelled, swore, and called me names often. He left the State, but now he is back and he has been watching me, leaving notes for me and writing me.
In a questionnaire attached to the complaint, Maki also indicated that Litwinsky used alcohol and drugs and he had a "past arrest or confinement history." The restraining order was served on Litwinsky later that day.
The next morning, Litwinsky confronted Maki as she was leaving her apartment to go to work. Litwinsky entered her apartment without permission. He showed Maki the handle of a gun tucked in his waistband. Maki told Litwinsky to leave but he put his hand over her mouth and said, "Having me served,The one exception is that the Court finds that the third-degree assault is a separate offense.
The trial court then sentenced Litwinsky to a term of two years in county jail on the assault charge, to run consecutively to the sentences on all of the remaining charges which would run concurrently with respect to each other. Litwinsky received terms of sixteen years on the robbery conviction, twelve years on the conviction for burglary, and one year each on the false imprisonment and violation of a restraining order convictions.
Litwinsky served his jail time for the assault charge with credit for 331 days he had already served. He is presently in the custody of the Colorado Department of Corrections serving the sixteen-year sentence.
Litwinsky appealed his convictions in the state courts on


want to talk to the police, and he was transferred to the county jail.
On Monday, February 9, Detective Rogers of the Santa Barbara Police Department arrived in Eureka to pursue his investigation. The Eureka police turned over to Rogers the suspected stolen property, and advised him that defendant had twice refused to make a statement. Rogers then interrogated defendant's three companions in turn. Each was given the Miranda warnings, replied in the affirmative when asked to waive those rights, and confessed to participating in the Santa Barbara burglaries.
Finally, on Tuesday, February 10  i.e., three days after the arrest  Detective Rogers initiated a third interrogation of defendant, despite knowledge that defendant had previously refused to discuss his criminal involvement. The questioning took place in the county jail.Rogers began by telling defendant that his three companions had confessed to committing the Santa Barbara burglaries; that one of his companions told the police that various items taken in those burglaries had been pawned by defendant in Los Angeles; that the Los Angeles Police Department investigated the lead and found that defendant had in fact pawned such items on five or six occasions; that he, Rogers, had also been informed that defendant had broken into a van and stolen some articles and then hidden them at a state beach; and that he had recovered the articles at the place described.
After reciting these facts Detective Rogers again read defendant his Miranda rights, established that he understood them, and asked if defendant wanted to talk to him. This time


in custody. The police gave him the Miranda warnings and asked if he wished to talk about the case. He replied in the affirmative, but immediately thereafter told each of his two interrogators that he wanted a lawyer present before discussing the matter further. Rather than honoring the request, however, the police pressed him not to assert this right. They gave him the Miranda warnings again, and this time he waived his right to counsel. The interrogation proceeded, and the defendant made inculpatory statements.
After reversing the judgment of conviction of manslaughter on other grounds, we addressed the admissibility of the statements for the guidance of the court on retrial. We cited Fioritto, Ireland, Randall, and Burton for the proposition that once a suspect indicates he wants an attorney,herein did not undergo immediately renewed interrogation, as in Fioritto; but he was spared that form of coercion only to be subjected to another, less obvious but perhaps more insidious.
By the People's own calculations, over 61 hours elapsed between the second and third interrogations of defendant. Throughout that period he was continually in police custody, and had not been taken before a magistrate for arraignment and appointment of counsel. Contrary to the People's suggestion, such a delay is not psychologically beneficial or even neutral: the longer an individual is held incommunicado, the greater his incentive to confess so as to end his isolation from family, friends, or counsel. And if during that period  as here  the police not once but three times repeat the Miranda warnings


Eureka Police Department. But it was the same officer who renewed the questioning two hours later at the police station. Thus the principles of Fioritto were violated long before the "representative from another agency" entered the scene. Nor does it appear, as the People claim, that defendant deliberately invoked his privilege against self-incrimination "on a selective basis," i.e., by choosing to talk about the Santa Barbara burglaries but not the Eureka burglary. On the contrary, after his arrest defendant observed the Eureka police looking into the car in which he had been riding; he knew it contained numerous items taken in the Santa Barbara burglaries; and he testified that when the questioning was renewed two hours later at the police station he believed Officer Berry wanted to askIn People v. Randall (1970) supra, 1 Cal.3d 948, the defendant was arrested in Los Angeles on a charge apparently originating in that county. Given the Miranda warnings, he called an attorney. The next morning he was again questioned about the Los Angeles charge. After that session, however, the Los Angeles police received a phone call from the Santa Barbara Sheriff's office advising them of an outstanding warrant for the defendant's arrest on a grand theft charge in Santa Barbara County. The Los Angeles police then renewed the interrogation, repeated the Miranda warnings, and questioned the defendant about the Santa Barbara charge. He waived his rights and confessed to the latter crime. As noted above, we held the confession inadmissible under Fioritto and Ireland.
[9]  At trial the


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Djamila Grossman | The Salt Lake Tribune A group of people carry signs after laying down on the pavement with h Djamila Grossman | The Salt Lake Tribune Karen Evans holds a sign during a rally near Temple Square in Salt Lak Djamila Grossman | The Salt Lake Tribune Megan Hoefflin looks up, as she joins supporters of the lesbian, gay, Djamila Grossman | The Salt Lake Tribune Supporters of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) commun Djamila Grossman | The Salt Lake Tribune Protesters gather at a downtown Salt Lake City open space before encircling Temple Squa Djamila Grossman | The Salt Lake Tribune David Olson of Provo and John Gonzalez of Orem join thousands of others in laying down Djamila GrossmanArya, a lone soldier in the IDF, grew up knowing that “Israel was a special and important place.” Even as a young teen, Arya knew that just knowing about Israel wasn’t enough. The 26-year-old native of Encino, California, grew up in a family with deeply Zionistic roots, which imbued him with strong feelings for Israel from the time he was very young. By the time he was 14, Arya knew that he was going to one day make aliya and join the IDF. If Israelis were defending Israel, then he, as a Jew, should be doing so as well. And he did exactly that.

Maya Liss, originally from LA, wanted to dedicate her life to advocating for Israel and the Jewish people. “I felt that in order truly advocate


truly ‘alone’ for the holidays. I’ve already received emails and messages from NBN, the Michael Levin Center for Lone Soldiers and every Israeli family I know, inviting me to share Rosh Hashanah with them. On every holiday the lone soldiers receive packages from LSP full of treats (both practical and fun to get). My favorite part of the packages is the letters written by Hebrew day-school students in the States and Canada.”

Yoav Schaefer, a 24-year-old from Santa Barbara, California, describes his reasoning for making aliya and becoming a lone soldier from both a practical and philosophical perspective. “Our generation has the unprecedented privilege of living in a world where a Jewish nation-state is a reality; I came because of a desire to play an active role in theprofound. Not many people are even aware about the greatness of this state-of-the-art sonic monster. The history of Obscura takes us way back to the year of 1993. Gorguts have just released their second album, The Erosion of Sanity and were looking for a new guitarist for their upcoming European tour. The new axeman was none other than the legendary Big Steeve Hurdle who wasn’t satisfied with his own band Purulence and was asked to join Gorguts for good, which he did. (you can read our tribute to Big Steeve here). Classic Gorguts lineup featured Luc Lemay on vox & guitars, and 3 Steves – Steeve Hurdle on guitars, Steve Cloutier on bass and Steve MacDonald on drums (RIP).

As soon as the band got its new lineup, Gorguts


the traditionalist. I worked at HMV Records when it came out and ordered many copies for the store. I pushed it on anyone into strange music that came into the store. For me as a guitarist, it was enormously inspiring. It was right when I was forming Dysrhythmia that I heard this album, and its' influence has always been there. Before Colin and I joined the band much later, we had parts in Dysrhyrhmia songs we'd call "the Gorguts part"."

Derek Boyer (Suffocation):

I would say the Gorguts album Obscura (1998 I believe) was ahead of its time and also broke the mold of traditional death metal. Luc Lemay had a new band of musicians for this record also, having the previous 2 albums featuring a completely different lineup. ObscuraGermany by truck under supervision of the Swedish Red Cross and its vice president Folke Bernadotte, who was in charge of the White Buses too. (Bernadotte met Heinrich Himmler in Lübeck in spring 1945, when Himmler made his offer of surrender to the allies.)

Lübeck martyrs

A group of three Catholic clergymen, Johannes Prassek, Eduard Müller and Hermann Lange, and an Evangelical Lutheran pastor, Karl Friedrich Stellbrink, were arrested following the raid, tried by the People's Court in 1943 and sentenced to death by decapitation; all were beheaded on 10 November 1943, in the Hamburg prison at Holstenglacis. Stellbrink had explained the raid next morning in his Palm Sunday sermon as a "trial by ordeal", which the Nazi authorities interpreted to be an attack on their system of government and


20, 2008 they performed with Dillinger Four as part of the inaugural year of Forward Music Fest in Madison, Wisconsin.

Legacy
Following the breakup of Scared of Chaka, Hernandez formed Broadcast Oblivion in 2002 with Coady Willis (of Murder City Devils, Dead Low Tide and Big Business) and Andrew Church (of The Droo Church and Supersuckers).

Hernandez had previously performed in projects with James Mercer, who went on to form the popular indie rock act The Shins (Scared of Chaka also released a split 7" with the pre-Shins act Flake Music). The original line-up of The Shins featured Hernandez on bass guitar. After a year, however, he left the band to pursue a personal relationship in New York.  In 2003, when Shins bass guitarist Neal Langford left the group, Hernandezre-joined the Shins as a bass guitarist. He currently lives in Seattle. Skrasek lives in Portland, Oregon, and Waggoner lives in Los Angeles.

Scared of Chaka's music was influential in the U.S. garage / punk rock scene. Current bands which have continued similar musical threads, such as the Riverboat Gamblers, have cited Scared of Chaka as an influence.

Discography

Main albums
 Hutch Brown Sayngwich (702, 1995) - LP
 Scared of Chaka (702) - LP
 Masonic Youth (Empty, 1996) - LP
 How to Lose (702 / Empty, 1998) - EP
 Tired Of You (Hopeless / Sub City, 1999) - LP
 Crossing with Switchblades (Hopeless / Sub City, 2001) - LP

Collections
 ''Seven Stories Tall: Singles '94-'99 (702) - LP

Singles/EPs and splits
 Scared of Chaka / The Gain - split 7"


1m phone calls and knocked 100,000 doors, an unprecedented level of support that had exceeded any campaign in our history.

In doing so it has delivered an unequivocal mandate to federal parliament to vote this through by the end of the year.

With the positive result, Turnbull, a supporter of same-sex marriage leading a party that straddles both liberal and conservative traditions, looks to have finally achieved a win against reactionaries in his party that oppose the social reform.

Some conservatives have suggested they will put forward their marriage bill in the Coalition party room in two weeks, but senior ministers including Cormann have protected the prime ministers position by insisting the parliament will choose which bill and amendments to allow.

Same-sex marriage has been banned in Australia since 2004 when theHoward government changed the Marriage Act to define marriage as between a man and a woman. As many comparable countries such as the US and Britain allowed or legislated for same-sex marriage, Australia looked increasingly out of step. After the successful marriage equality referendum in Ireland in May 2015, pressure grew on the Australian government to legislate but the Coalition party room agreed on a national plebiscite instead, although there was no legal requirement to do so.

In a bruising three-month campaign, opponents of marriage equality including the Australian Christian Lobby, and the Catholic and Anglican churches in Sydney, claimed same-sex marriage would have far-reaching negative consequences for gender education. Former prime ministers Tony Abbott and John Howard warned that religious freedom and freedom of speech were at risk.

The


metro and RER. Special tickets have to be bought for zone 2 to 6.

When transferring between the metro and the RER, it is necessary to retain the ticket. The RER requires a valid metro ticket for entry and exit.

Paris metro history

Fulgence Bienvenue, a french engineer, accepted the network project in July 1897, and work began in October 1898. The first line (Porte de Vincennes - Porte Maillot) was opened to the public on 19 July 1900 in order to serve the events of the 1900 summer Olympic Games at the Bois de Vincennes. The putting in place of the metro was agreed upon by the state and the city of Paris to remedy the problem of increasingly insufficient surface transport. They were thinking ahead, in particular, to theupcoming World Fair of 1900. The original project comprised a circular line running Etoile-Nation-Étoile and two transversal lines, one running north-south (Porte de Clignancourt-Porte d'Orleans) and the other east-west (Avenue Gambetta - Porte Maillot). Two management companies then came into being: CMP (Compagnie du métro parisien) and the Nord-Sud company, each using different decorations for their stations. By 1913, the metro network had already grown to comprise ten lines: 8 were the property of CMP. The remaining two belonged to Nord-Sud (the current lines 12 and 13). From 55 million in 1901, the number of passengers had increased to 467 million by 1913. The network continued to grow during the First World War. Between the two wars, lines 9, 10 and 11 were opened and the two management


companies merged into one. It was all the way to 15th October 1998 before another new line was opened: the 14, initially running from Madeleine and to the National Library, then extended to cover gare Saint-Lazare. The 14 is an automated line, considerably reducing waiting time.    versus

WARDEN DANNIE THOMPSON,
in his individual and official capacity,
DEPUTY WARDEN JOSE MORALES,
in his individual and official capacity,
CHRISTINE CROSS,
Deputy Warden of Care & Treatment/Grievance Coordinator,
in her individual and official capacity,
WILLIAM HUGHES SATTERFIELD,
Medical Director, in his individual and official capacity,
DWAYNE MELVIN AYERS,
Licensed Physician, in his individual and official capacity,
LARRY EDWARDS,
Physician’s Assistant, in his individual and official capacity,

                                                             Defendants-Appellees.


October 2008, Mitchell alleged he received Magnetic Resonance Imaging

scans on his left ankle, back, and neck; these scans revealed he had a broken left

ankle and fibula. In November 2009, Mitchell was seen by an Atlanta doctor, who

ordered surgery on Mitchell’s ankle. As of the filing of the complaint, Mitchell

was wearing an aircast, using crutches, wearing a back brace, and awaiting surgery

for his back. Despite “begging” for help regarding his injuries, Mitchell contends

Dr. Ayers and Satterfield failed to provide him with adequate and timely treatment,

which would have ended his pain and suffering during his incarceration at CSP.

Mitchell also raised claims of deliberate indifference against Morales and

Thompson.

      Without requiring a response from the defendants, the magistrate judge

issued a report and recommendation in September 2010 (“2010NASA, the Japanese Monbukagakusho, and the Max Planck Society, and the Higher Education Funding Council for England. The SDSS is managed by the Astrophysical Research Consortium (ARC) for the Participating Institutions. The Participating Institutions are the American Museum of Natural History, AIP, Univ. of Basel, Univ. of Cambridge, Case Western Reserve Univ., The Univ. of Chicago, Drexel Univ., Fermilab, the Institute for Advanced Study, the Japan Participation Group, The Johns Hopkins Univ., the Joint Institute for Nuclear Astrophysics, the Kavli Institute for Particle Astrophysics and Cosmology, the Korean Scientist Group, the Chinese Academy of Sciences (LAMOST), Los Alamos National Lab., MPIA, MPA, New Mexico State Univ., Ohio State Univ., Univ. of Pittsburgh, Univ. of Portsmouth, Princeton Univ., USNO, and the Univ. of Washington.

Abazajian, K., Adelman-McCarthy, J.K., Agüeros, M.A.,


The Antiquities of the Jews, Book 17:

CHAPTER 1. How Antipater Was Hated By All The Nation [Of The Jews] For The Slaughter Of His Brethren; And How, For That Reason He Got Into Peculiar Favor With His Friends At Rome, By Giving Them Many Presents; As He Did Also With Saturninus, The President Of Syria And The Governors Who Were Under Him; And Concerning Herod's Wives And Children. 1. When Antipater had thus taken off his brethren, and had brought his father into the highest degree of impiety, till he was haunted with furies for what he had done, his hopes did not succeed to his mind, as to the rest of his life; for although he was delivered from the fear of his brethren being his rivalsas to the government, yet did he find it a very hard thing, and almost impracticable, to come at the kingdom, because the hatred of the nation against him on that account was become very great; and besides this very disagreeable circumstance, the affair of the soldiery grieved him still more, who were alienated from him, from which yet these kings derived all the safety which they had, whenever they found the nation desirous of innovation: and all this danger was drawn upon him by his destruction of his brethren. However, he governed the nation jointly with his father, being indeed no other than a king already; and he was for that very reason trusted, and the more firmly depended on, for the which he ought himself to


have been put to death, as appearing to have betrayed his brethren out of his concern for the preservation of Herod, and not rather out of his ill-will to them, and, before them, to his father himself: and this was the accursed state he was in. Now all Antipater's contrivances tended to make his way to take off Herod, that he might have nobody to accuse him in the vile practices he was devising: and that Herod might have no refuge, nor any to afford him their assistance, since they must thereby have Antipater for their open enemy; insomuch that the very plots he had laid against his brethren were occasioned by the hatred he bore his father. But at this time he was more than ever setupon the execution of his attempts against Herod, because if he were once dead, the government would now be firmly secured to him; but if he were suffered to live any longer, he should be in danger, upon a discovery of that wickedness of which he had been the contriver, and his father would of necessity then become his enemy. And on this account it was that he became very bountiful to his father's friends, and bestowed great sums on several of them, in order to surprise men with his good deeds, and take off their hatred against him. And he sent great presents to his friends at Rome particularly, to gain their good-will; and above all to Saturninus, the president of Syria. He also hoped to gain


the favor of Saturninus's brother with the large presents he bestowed on him; as also he used the same art to [Salome] the king's sister, who had married one of Herod's chief friends. And when he counterfeited friendship to those with whom he conversed, he was very subtle in gaining their belief, and very cunning to hide his hatred against any that he really did hate. But he could not impose upon his aunt, who understood him of a long time, and was a woman not easily to be deluded, especially while she had already used all possible caution in preventing his pernicious designs. Although Antipeter's uncle by the mother's side was married to her daughter, and this by his own connivance and management, while she had beforebeen married to Aristobulus, and while Salome's other daughter by that husband was married to the son of Calleas; yet that marriage was no obstacle to her, who knew how wicked he was, in her discovering his designs, as her former kindred to him could not prevent her hatred of him. Now Herod had compelled Salome, while she was in love with Sylleus the Arabian, and had taken a fondness for him, to marry Alexas; which match was by her submitted to at the instance of Julia, who persuaded Salome not to refuse it, lest she should herself be their open enemy, since Herod had sworn that he would never be friends with Salome, if she would not accept of Alexas for her husband; so she submitted to