DEPI Fisheries Officers are looking for anyone with information to assist them in the identification of the person responsible for making an illegal opening in the mouth of the Gellibrand River on the afternoon of Saturday 13 April, 2013.

The unlawful opening of the river has had dire consequences for a local licensed commercial eel fisherman.

Director of Education and Enforcement for Fisheries Victoria, Ian Parks said Fisheries Victoria was concerned that as well as the causing the deaths of a number of fish including salmon, flounder and mullet, the lawful activities of a licensed commercial eel fisherman have been severely hindered.

'The fisherman has had a number of nets destroyed and been prevented from further fishing due to the unilateral actions of an individual,' Mr Parks said.

'The illegal opening haswith imprinted names. Brainchild of an entrepreneurial photographer André‐Adolphe‐Eugène Disdéri, this form of portraiture was popularized in the mid-19th century and was specifically created to be shared with other people. Later in the 19th century, George Eastman’s creation of rolled photography film and the Kodak camera enabled camera owners to take pictures without paying a visit to the studio. The mass distribution of portable cameras, along with the introduction of the self-timer in the early 20th century, the automated photo booth in the 1920s and the Polaroid camera after WWII made picture taking more accessible, since they were relatively cheap and easy to use while producing immediate results. Such developments helped people become the agent in taking their own self-portrait.

The development of recording and sharing selfies via phone


fun, and you’re cool enough to be here.”

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As far as Springer knows, his video game project is the first of its type worldwide.

He started making his first Fort Wayne-themed game in 2010 and finished it 2012. Since then, it's sat on his shelf, unreleased until the trilogy is complete.

But the Summit City isn't the only place to be turned into a retro video game, he notes. A man in Regina, Saskatchewan, came up with a similar concept and unveiled his game this spring.

Freimann Square park in downtown Fort Wayne.

Ironically, Springer lived in Saskatchewan, Canada, for a time, too. It was when he moved back to the Summit City with his wife that he decided to do something to “give back” to his hometown.

“The day we filed our paperworkMaking a Better World: Student Learns to Link Theory to Practice to End Conflict

Alexandra Schaerrer-Cumming developed a keen interest in learning about repression, ethnocentrism and intolerance as a young girl in Switzerland. Now a doctoral student at George Mason University, she is learning how to help those who live in war-torn regions.

Alexandra Schaerrer-Cumming

Even though Schaerrer-Cumming grew up in Switzerland, the atrocities of the former Yugoslavia were never far away. The fallout of that brutal period inspired her to pursue a career in helping those in regions of conflict and brought her to George Mason’s School for Conflict Analysis and Resolution to learn how to influence policy, no matter where the conflict takes place.

“I became friends with a young girl who had managed to escape the carnage that was


taking place in her country” of Yugoslavia, she says, “and the way she described the horrors and terror of war made me re-evaluate the direction I wanted my life to take.”

It was Mason that brought Schaerrer-Cumming to her mother’s homeland of Malta. She completed the dual-degree program offered by Mason and the University of Malta. Once she completed a double master’s in Mediterranean security studies she was keen to pursue the PhD program at the School for Conflict Analysis and Resolution.

A passion for linking theory to practice in the field of conflict resolution eventually led her to work with grassroots organizations in Tanzania and Mozambique after she completed a master’s degree in international studies at the Swiss Polytechnic Institute of Zurich.

Schaerrer-Cumming in Tanzania.

While working in East Africa, Schaerrer-Cummingthis film as a whole is that she truly is living the Indian version of the rockstar lifestyle. Wherever she goes, people want to touch her, she is surrounded by gaggles of photographers, she is constantly having flower garlands put on and taken off her, the organizers count the number of hugs and broadcast these numbers during the event: the more the better? Flower petals are thrown at her ritually-washed feet. While watching the high-intensity hugfest toward the end of the film, I was struck by the presence of the handlers on the stage next to Amma who literally grasp the head of the "huggee" and push it into Amma's right shoulder area. By end of these events, her white sari is literally stained brown presumably by the


sweat of 20,000 heads being carefully pushed by the handlers into this area of her body. The security detail at these large stadium events have their own headquarters replete with large posters of Amma.

To complete the rockstar analogy, this documentary basically follows her all-India road tour in all the big cities – Delhi, Kolkata, Benares etc. It is actually a lovely travelogue as well, I especially enjoyed the elephant washer in the river (presumably the Ganges).

Anyway, the English parts I could understand were snippets of devotee testimonials, including the standard one that ordinary people can never really understand who Amma "truly is" because she's beyond the ability of ordinary people to understand. And an introductory speaker at a big stadium event who gave a super-elementary lesson in astronomyTredwell, Already has stated in Rolling Stone magazine in April 2012 That it was a common practice in the '90s for her on several occasions to deliver bags of gold and cash to this woman's relatives in the backwaters of Kerala!
Amritanandamayi is now amongst the top 15 recipients of foreign charitable donations in India. In 2008-9 she was the third highest recipient for the whole of India, surpassing Oxfam and many mainstream westerner based donor organizations. This can be confirmed by the Annual Report of the RFCS for 2008-09, Which can be seen here-http :/ / mha.nic.in / fcra.htm
The current report for 2011-2012 is not available as yet.
The MA Math Their returns have not posted for 2012-13 so we have no way of knowing what her current status


lower end of the sealing chamber 11 of the casting module 3 may be inserted and withdrawn.
A sealing member 15 is arranged between a vertical wall of the sealing chamber 14 and a lower vertical surface of the sealing chamber 11 of the casting module 3 and is in surface contact wholly with peripheries of these sealing chambers 11 and 14.
A downstream portion of the enclosure 5 in a direction of travel of the strip 2 is provided with sealing members 16 abutting on outer peripheries of the pinch rolls 4.
A peripheral edge of the upper-end opening of the scrap box 7 is provided with a sealing member 17 which may be in surface contact wholly with a peripheral edge of the lower-end opening of the enclosure 5The suspect arrested by police after Labour MP Jo Cox was shot and killed in the street in Birstall, West Yorkshire has been named as Tommy Mair.

Here's what we know about him:

Who is he?

Tommy Mair is a 52-year-old man who has lived in the same house in Birstall for more than 30 years.

Neighbours say he has lived alone for the last two decades, since the death of his grandmother, and that he tends to "keep himself to himself".

What else do we know about him?

According to a newspaper report about volunteering, published in the Huddersfield Examiner in 2011, Mair used to volunteer at Oakwell Hall country park in Birstall and is a former patient of the Mirfield-based Pathways Day Centre for adults with mental illness.

In his interview with the


paper he referred to his mental health issues as he explained that he felt volunteering "has done me more good than all the psychotherapy and medication in the world".

Mair was quoted as saying: "Many people who suffer from mental illness are socially isolated and disconnected from society, feelings of worthlessness are also common, mainly caused by long-term unemployment."

Shoes and a handbag on the street where Jo Cox was attacked Credit: PA

What do people who know him say?

His brother, 50-year-old Scott Mair, said the family was "struggling to believe" what had happened, as his brother was "not a violent man and not that political."

Speaking to The Sun, he added: "We don't even know who he votes for. I am visibly shaken at this news. I am so sorry forthe MP and her family."

Mair had a "history of mental illness", he said, but "has had help".

And his half-brother Duane St Louis said he believed Mair "wouldn't hurt a fly".

"He's never expressed any views about Britain, or politics or racist tendencies," he said. "I'm mixed race and I'm his half-brother, we got on well."

Meanwhile, neighbours have described Mair as a "loner" who liked gardening but "kept himself to himself".

David Pickles, who has lived near Mair since 1975 said he "still can't believe" Mair has been arrested and that he did not know of any connection between his neighbour and Ms Cox.

He's just quiet. He kept himself to himself. He lived by himself. He's been on his own for about 20 years. David Pickles, neighbour

Another neighbour, who did not


Kansas Attorney General, Phil Kline, is seeking the medical records of 90 women and girls who received late-term abortions at two Kansas clinics in 2003. Kline said he is looking for evidence of child rape and instances in which the clinics may have broken the laws restricting late-term abortions.

But legal documents that Kline filed Thursday with the Kansas Supreme Court make little mention of child predators, and instead indicate that the legal battle centers on the clinics themselves and whether doctors are following the law in performing late-term abortions.

Kline, an abortion rights opponent, is seeking the medical records of 90 women and girls who received late-term abortions at two Kansas clinics in 2003. Kline said he is looking for evidence of child rape and instances in which theclinics may have broken the laws restricting late-term abortions.

The clinics have gone unnamed. Records of the criminal inquisition released by Kline's office refer to the two clinics as Women's and Comprehensive. The records confirm that one of the clinics is in Overland Park.

The secret judicial inquiry began last fall, coming to light last week when the clinics filed a brief asking the Supreme Court to intercede. The clinics have asked the court to overrule a Shawnee County district judge, who ordered the clinics to comply with Kline's subpoenas.

On Thursday, Kline filed his response. It included dozens of pages of previously unreleased court transcripts. The clinics may now submit a reply before the court takes action. The court could decide the conflict based on the written documents, send the


breath away - and virtually your feet and ankles too - as you watch your fellow daredevils fly in New Zealand, Zambia, Nepal, Switzerland, Austria and Costa Rica.

As you ricochet from one clip to the other, remember the fate of 22-year-old Australian Erin Langworthy, whose cord snapped on a 420-foot bungee dive, sending her into Zimbabwe's crocodile-invested Zambezi River near Victoria Falls two years ago. See her whole ordeal in the video below (she survived).

For those of you curious about the source of creative business ideas: Bungee and adventure tourism business pioneer AJ Hackett (he shuns the spelling "bungee" and uses "bungy") didn't just take his cue from the Dangerous Sports Club. His other muse, according to Australia's Herald Sun: The ritualistic vine jumpers of Vanuatu, the SouthMaking games under threat of nuclear war Why Estonian developer ZA/UM is moving its team to the safety of a new London studio

James Batchelor UK Editor Friday 21st July 2017 Share this article Share

Fears of nuclear war or state occupation is not something I expected to be discussed in this interview.

I met with Kaur Kender, executive producer at ZA/UM, in a Shoreditch hotel to discuss why a developer from as far afield as Estonia was setting up a new studio in London. It didn't seem too strange - after all, major games firms such as Rovio, CCP and Gram Games have recently established a foothold in the UK capital. Perhaps ZA/UM was simply following this trend.

When asked what prompted the move, Kender initially offers several logistical reasons: better


access to his company's music and score production partners, superior marketing and sales channels, a more experienced talent pool. But as the conversation continued, darker and more harrowing motivations emerged.

Currently headquartered in the Estonian capital of Tallinn, ZA/UM is the developer behind upcoming RPG No Truce With The Furies: a politically-charged police procedural title with no combat, and choices that are designed to explore the human psyche.

There are currently 28 people working on the game, with eight or so in the process of moving to the UK. Even Kender has relocated his entire family here as he oversees the formation of the new studio, and he expects the vast majority of his team to follow.

"We have some very good professionals who are also teaching as professors in universitiesDavid, a member of the Tsimshian tribe, proudly talks about the craft of his father, a wood-carver. From face masks to totem poles, David explains the steps and traditions that are involved in this much-respected skill.

David, a member of the Tsimshian tribe, proudly talks about the craft of his father, a wood-carver. From face masks to totem poles, David explains the steps and traditions that are involved in this much-respected skill.


Biographies: H

Elizabeth Hall

(1909-2003) Grave 22, Sector B [unmarked grave]

Elizabeth Mary Turner (Elizabeth Hall) grew up on a dairy farm north of Youngstown, Ohio, the daughter of fervent supporters of the Daily Worker and Hungarian language press. As a young woman, Elizabeth played semi-pro basketball and won a college scholarship to study math. She chose to forgo college to help support her family. She married Gus Hall in 1935 and was an integral part of the steelworkers union organizing campaign, going house to house signing up members for the CPUSA and the steelworkers union. Elizabeth herself worked as a steelworker.

During the McCarthy-era persecution of the Communist Party, Elizabeth struggled to support and raise the couple's 2 children, enduring FBI harassment while Gus was underground and when he served timein Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary.

Moving to New York in the late 1950's, Elizabeth was an active participant in peace and disarmament struggles and was a leader of the Yonkers club of the CPUSA, which was active in the campaign to de-segregate Yonkers public schools.

Gus Hall

(1910-2000) Sector B [unmarked grave]

Gus Hall was born Arvo Gustav Halberg, one of 8 children of Finnish immigrants on Minnesota's Mesabe Iron Range. Both parents were revolutionaries, members of the IWW and founders of the CPUSA.

Hall joined the YCL in 1927. He worked as a lumberjack and steelworker. He found himself blacklisted following his role as an organizer of the 1931 Minneapolis Teamster strike. He chopped off the beginning and end of his birth name and kept what was left - Gus Hall - as


his new name.

Gus Hall was a founding member of the Steel Workers Organizing Committee and a leader of the Warren-Youngstown Little Steel Strike in 1937. In Youngstown he met and married Elizabeth Turner. He served in the US Navy during World War II from 1942-1946. In the 1950's Hall, along with nearly the entire national and state level leaderships of the Communist Party, was indicted under the Smith Act of "conspiring to teach the advocacy" of overthrowing the US government by force and violence, a charge the defendants vehemently denied. He went underground and was ultimately captured and sentenced to eight years in Leavenworth Prison.

In 1959 Gus Hall was elected General Secretary of the Communist Party, a position he held until 1995. He ran for President on theParty ticket four times advocating "Bill of Rights Socialism." A working class intellectual, Hall authored numerous articles and books, including Working Class USA and Fighting Racism.

Samuel T. Hammersmark

(1872-1957) Grave 23, Sector B

Hammersmark was only 14 when the Haymarket martyrs were hanged. The hangings shocked him and he became an anarchist himself and later joined the IWW. Discouraged by what he regarded as the IWW's lack of effectiveness, he joined William Z. Foster's Syndicalist League.

Hammersmark worked with Foster and Chicago Federation of Labor in organizing hundreds of thousands of steelworkers and meatpacking workers. He worked with his African-American friend, James W. Ford, in organizing the Post Office Workers Union. As a member of the CPUSA he later established a Marxist bookstore in Chicago, the Modern Bookstore. In his last


years he was a close friend of Lucy Parsons.

Raymond Hansbrough

(1903-1950) Grave 24, Sector B

Hansbrough was an African-American steel worker on Chicago's south side. In the 1930's and 1940's he became a leader of the CPUSA and prominent figure in the campaigns to free the Scottsboro Nine (nine young African- American men who were framed on rape charges in Alabama in 1931) and Angelo Herndon (a Black youth framed on "insurrection" charges in Atlanta in1932 while organizing for food relief); all victims of an unjust and racist judicial system. Hansbrough was also active in the left wing cultural movement of that era, particularly in art and drama.

In the 1940's, Hansbrough moved to New York City, where he helped provide leadership to the CPUSA's Black Liberation Commission. Hansbrough was marriedto Amelia Ferguson, a civil rights leader.

Clarence A. Hathaway

(1894-1963) Grave 25, Sector B

Clarence Hathaway, a machinist from Minnesota, was a charter member of the CPUSA in 1919. He was a founder of Minnesota Farmer Labor Party in 1920, and served as vice-president of the Minnesota Federation of Labor in 1923. While he is closely linked with the Minnesota farm struggles on the 1930's, Hathaway also did stints as the CPUSA's Illinois district organizer and as editor of its national newspaper, the Daily Worker. Hathaway is also remembered as chief prosecutor in the famous CPUSA public trial of August Yokinen on charges of white chauvinism in 1931. In this celebrated trial before a multi-racial audience of 1,500, Hathaway delivered a scathing critique of racism.

At the end of his life


Hathaway was Chair of the NY District of the CPUSA and a member of its National Board.

William "Big Bill" Haywood

(1869-1928) [ashes scattered]

William Dudley Haywood was born in Salt Lake City. He made his living as a miner, a cowboy and a homesteader. In 1896 he became a charter member of the Western Federation of Miners, and for the next decade he led his fellow miners in a bitter and often violent class war against the mine operators. In 1905 he helped found the IWW.

Haywood was a major source of inspiration and leadership to striking workers from one end of the country to the other. He was a prominent figure in the "Free Speech Movement," a movement which sought to establish the right of workers to hold public meetingsfree of police and employer violence. He was also the frequent target of employer-inspired harassment and frame-ups.

Savage government repression of the IWW escalated when it opposed U.S. involvement in WWI. The national headquarters was raided, and Haywood and 105 others were jailed. Carl Sandburg reported the IWW trial for the Chicago Daily News and wrote kindly of Haywood. Found guilty of seditious activities, Haywood was sentence to 30 years in Leavenworth and a $30,000 fine. When out on bail in1921, he fled to Moscow and worked on his autobiography. Late in his life he became a member of the CPUSA. Upon his death, half of his ashes were brought to Forest Home cemetery. The other half are interred in the Kremlin wall.

Rachel Brin Helstein

(1915-2007) Grave 26, Sector B

Rachel


was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota. She was the daughter of Arthur Brin and Fanny Fligelman Brin. Her father, the founder of the Brin Glass Company, was active in Jewish philanthropies. Her mother was a suffragette and a pacifist, and was invited to be an observer at the San Francisco founding of the United Nations. Rachel came to the University of Chicago in 1935, where she majored in comparative literature and lived at International House. Rachel played the piano and harpsichord and was an early member of the Music of the Baroque. She worked at Planned Parenthood and was president of the National Council of Jewish Women. In 1939 she married attorney Ralph Helstein and was a strong supporter of his work.

Ralph L. Helstein

(1908-1985) Grave 26, Sector B

Helstein, aproduct of the Farmer-Labor Party era in Minnesota, served as attorney for the newly organized Congress of Industrial Organization (CIO) unions in that state. In 1942 he came to Chicago as general counsel for the United Packinghouse Workers of America (UPWA) and later served as its International President from 1946 to 1968. Under Helstein's leadership, the UPWA was noted for its major gains for packinghouse workers and for its commitment to civil rights. He was also an ardent supporter of Highlander Center, a grassroots training center in rural Tennessee. In his later years he joined Michael Harrington and others on the board of the Democratic Socialist Organizing Committee.

Beatrice Hepp

(1895-1899) Grave 27, Sector A

A few yards from the Haymarket Monument is a headstone which reads Hepp and Hartman. There


are names on the gravestone and additional persons listed on the deed:

Charles Hepp

(1853-1890) Grave 27, Sector A

Charles Hepp was the grand marshal of the Haymarket Martyrs' funeral procession. He was also the first husband of Regina Hepp. After the death of Regina's husband, Charles Hepp and following the death of Meta Neebe, Oscar Neebe's first wife, Oscar Neebe married Regina Hepp on July 12, 1893, one year after Neebe was released from prison. Regina Hepp/Regina Neebe (1866-1921) had emigrated from Germany in 1883. After her marriage to her second husband, Oscar Neebe, both managed her stockyards saloon. Oscar and Regina had 3 children: Rudolph W. Neebe (1897- ); Walter H. Neebe (1899-1927) and Elsie Neebe (1902-1921). Regina may have been the caretaker for Oscar Neebe's children while hewas in jail. She was listed as "Mrs. Elise Hepp" on the certificate of her marriage to Oscar, but was listed as "Regina" in the census and on her death certificate. The name Regina or Elsie Hepp is not listed on the deed for this lot. The location of her burial is unknown at this time. For all of us to better understand the people surrounding the Haymarket Affair, we are leaving her bio in this document but her burial location is not know at the time of this publication.

Serena Hepp

(1883-1968) Grave 28, Sector F

Because of the unusual last name and close proximity of the Hepp graves--on both sides of the roadway, we are presuming that there is a family connection. We continue to research her life for


more information.

Joe Hill

(1882-1915) [ashes scattered]

Joe Hill, born Joel Emmanuel Haagland in Sweden, came to New York with his brother Paul in 1901. He traveled throughout the U.S., working various jobs, and joined the IWW in 1910. He helped organize dock workers in San Pedro and took part in the "Free Speech Movement" in San Diego. In 1913, he helped construction workers win an organizing strike in Bingham, Utah, which earned him the hatred of the big copper companies.

Hill was a working-class cartoonist and troubadour; his many songs include 'Casey Jones – the Union Scab,' 'Rebel Girl,' and 'The Preacher and the Slave' (often known as 'Pie in the Sky").

In 1914, Hill was framed on a murder charge by the copper bosses. He was executed by a firing squadon November 19, 1915, despite a worldwide campaign to release him. His ashes were scattered on every continent and in every state except Utah. The envelope containing his ashes for Illinois were scattered at the Haymarket Martyrs monument. The memory of Joe Hill has been immortalized in the song "I Dreamed I Saw Joe Hill Last Night" written by Alfred Hayes and Earl Robinson.


-- using disinformation to portray organizations as environmentally friendly -- has become normalized.

In an effort to keep the public's focus on how it is being manipulated by corporate greenwashers, The Green Life, formerly Earthday Resources for Living Green, a Boston-based organization that promotes simplicity, health and sustainability in daily life, profiled the 10 worst greenwashers of 2003 in "Don't Be Fooled," a report issued on April Fool's Day.

"We're all familiar with greenwash at some level," says Geoff Johnson, program coordinator of The Green Life. "It shows up on product packaging in the form of vague labels like ëeco-friendly' and ëall-natural,' it's in advertisements that show SUVs at home in the wilderness, and it's in the way corporations churn out environmental rhetoric about ësound science' and ësustainability.'"

The Green Life'sreports serving on an advisory board for Vivus and receiving institutional grant support from Aspire Bariatrics. Dr Bantle reports receiving institutional support for the Look AHEAD study. No other authors reported disclosures.

Funding/Support: The Diabetes Surgery Study was supported by Covidien, Mansfield, Massachusetts. Covidien provided funds for these 5 clinical locations: University of Minnesota, Minneapolis; Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota; Columbia University, New York, New York; National Taiwan University Hospital, Taipei, Taiwan; Min-Sheng General Hospital, Taoyuan, Taiwan. This publication was supported in part by grant UL1 TR000040 and grant UL1 RR024156 to Columbia University both from the National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences, National Institutes of Health, formerly the National Center for Research Resources.

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big difference being that the Pipettes want you to have fun by going against the general flow of things, whereas Lavigne is perfectly okay about going after the flow. Assuming that «to everything there is a season», as Roger McGuinn once told us coming down from Mount Sinai, The Best Damn Thing is truly the best damn way, or, at least, one of the few best damn ways, to integrate the snob and the masses, provided the snob can see the links with the non-commercial stuff and the masses can see that there is a line that separates Lavigne from utterly monstruous glam-punk constructions (Pink!), not to mention the ever lowering standards of teen pop.

A friendly thumbs up: there is little hope that she will continue making musicthe camel's back on this one.

Get your head in the game.

Now I'm not someone who hates Avril Lavigne for merely being Avril Lavigne. No sir. I appreciate that a hardworking girl from my native province made good.

That's no reason to treat this album as an important artifact of the late 00s, though. It isn't. It's fast food for the ears and at the end of that nutritionally empty meal, all you're left with is refuse.

The Rubinoos bit isn't a tribute. The jewelry sued Avril for copying them and her team wasn't "oh it's retributive a approval" (which likely would bang gotten her off the offer). It was "it's not a simulate at all, and the Rubinoos song copies 'Get Off Of My Cloud' anyway, so there". They set


out of room. ______________Sean CruzBPO Work

Hey Ken, here is some food for thought: couldn't it (also) be that sean4u is just snarkily commenting on the nature of derivation in pop music? Just saying…

Another example to further meditation on the same topic: how "Jagger/Richards" (actually Allen Klein) came to gain writing credits for a song using (large parts of) an orchestral tune inspired by one of their 60s songs that they heavily lifted from predecessors. Because the tribunal said so.

Ha ha, it looks like my Lavigne reviews are the hit of the season: largest bunch of comments in a row for the second time since "Under My Skin", and even a bot post (first time ever). I think I'll keep this bot around as a souvenir.

Andrew: The monotonousness doesn'tElly Jackson is nothing if not inconsistent. Six years since the last La Roux album, Trouble in Paradise – which in turn arrived four years after the former duo’s self-titled 2009 debut – she returns with Supervision, a record hailed in accompanying press releases as the one she “always wanted to make”.

Coming back after the triumph of Trouble in Paradise is an unenviable task. That album is regarded by many as 2014’s best pop album; its luscious textures and languid pacing – not to mention the cool California tones of the album art – were as evocative as a David Hockney painting. Supervision, by contrast, is bright but strangely lifeless, like the diamonds on a Damien Hirst sculpture. Jackson, meanwhile, sounds brittle, as though she’s become frustrated in


When the Missouri singer broke out in 2014, she became known for her lo-fi, introspective sound and the staggering range and power of her voice. On All Mirrors, she dials things up even further than 2016’s Sixties-leaning My Woman, and turns her focus outwards – it is an album, she says, “about losing empathy, trust, love for destructive people” and “owning up to your darkest side”. It is also balletic and haywire, refusing to follow traditional rules of song structure. Listening to it feels like accidentally pressing play on two songs at once, and finding the combination strangely inebriating. (AP) Cameron McCool The 50 best albums of 2019 44) Lizzo – Cuz I Love You This is a polished, playful album, though it has a DIY edge tohis audience. He sounds buoyed, not weakened, by exposing his wounds. (HB) The 50 best albums of 2019 6) Tyler, the Creator – IGOR The production here is superb. Tyler has never been one for traditional song structure, but on IGOR, which is undoubtedly a break-up album, he’s like the Minotaur – luring you through a maze that twists and turns around seemingly impossible corners, drawing you into the thrilling unknown. Its lack of resolution at the close – surely the most torturous element of a great love lost – makes it all the more powerful. (RO) The 50 best albums of 2019 5) Big Thief – Two Hands The indie-rock band’s second album in the space of five months (the first being UFOF), was described as the


“earth twin” and, indeed, they sound utterly grounded – to each other, and to their surroundings in the arid Chihuahuan Desert of Texas, near the Mexico border. In contrast to her fragile performance on UFOF, here Adrianne Lenker sings in lusty whoops and calls on “Forgotten Eyes”, while “Not”, the record’s dark, brooding soul, caterwauls with feedback screeches and a merciless, two-minute guitar solo that leaves you simultaneously devastated and enthralled. (RO) The 50 best albums of 2019 4) Bruce Springsteen – Western Stars Bruce Springsteen seems to have told almost every tale in the grand old storybook of American mythologies, except perhaps one: a wide-eyed Californian dreamer finds the Golden State turns sour and flees back east, to some romantic speck of a town, to pine andwith her male peers. She’s better because she embraces every facet of herself, and offers it to the listener in as clear a statement as possible. (RO) Jen Ewbank The 50 best albums of 2019 2) Lana Del Rey – Norman F***ing Rockwell! Lana Del Rey has always been obsessed with the past. Hers is a sound rooted in nostalgia, a paean to everything she was born too late to live through: old Hollywood, Sinatra, beat poetry, Sylvia Plath and Fifties Americana. At her best, she mines something fresh from it all. At her worst, she wallows in it. Her new album Norman F**king Rockwell!, named after a 20th-century American artist, does both. (AP) The 50 best albums of 2019 1) Aldous Harding – Designer When Aldous Harding


During the period between the Civil War and World War II, thousands of African Americans were lynched in the United States. Lynchings were violent and public acts of torture that traumatized black people throughout the country and were largely tolerated by state and federal officials. These lynchings were terrorism. “Terror lynchings” peaked between 1880 and 1940 and claimed the lives of African American men, women, and children who were forced to endure the fear, humiliation, and barbarity of this widespread phenomenon unaided.

Lynching profoundly impacted race relations in this country and shaped the geographic, political, social, and economic conditions of African Americans in ways that are still evident today. Terror lynchings fueled the mass migration of millions of black people from the South into urban ghettos in the Northand West throughout the first half of the twentieth century. Lynching created a fearful environment where racial subordination and segregation was maintained with limited resistance for decades. Most critically, lynching reinforced a legacy of racial inequality that has never been adequately addressed in America. The administration of criminal justice in particular is tangled with the history of lynching in profound and important ways that continue to contaminate the integrity and fairness of the justice system.

This report begins a necessary conversation to confront the injustice, inequality, anguish, and suffering that racial terror and violence created. The history of terror lynching complicates contemporary issues of race, punishment, crime, and justice. Mass incarceration, excessive penal punishment, disproportionate sentencing of racial minorities, and police abuse of people of color reveal problems in


American society that were framed in the terror era. The narrative of racial difference that lynching dramatized continues to haunt us. Avoiding honest conversation about this history has undermined our ability to build a nation where racial justice can be achieved.

In America, there is a legacy of racial inequality shaped by the enslavement of millions of black people. The era of slavery was followed by decades of terrorism and racial subordination most dramatically evidenced by lynching. The civil rights movement of the 1950s and 1960s challenged the legality of many of the most racist practices and structures that sustained racial subordination but the movement was not followed by a continued commitment to truth and reconciliation.

Consequently, this legacy of racial inequality has persisted, leaving us vulnerable to a rangeCoordination of meiotic recombination, pairing, and synapsis by PHS1.
Pairing, synapsis, and recombination are prerequisites for accurate chromosome segregation in meiosis. The phs1 gene in maize is required for pairing to occur between homologous chromosomes. In the phs1 mutant, homologous chromosome synapsis is completely replaced by synapsis between nonhomologous partners. The phs1 gene is also required for installation of the meiotic recombination machinery on chromosomes, as the mutant almost completely lacks chromosomal foci of the recombination protein RAD51. Thus, in the phs1 mutant, synapsis is uncoupled from recombination and pairing. The protein encoded by the phs1 gene likely acts in a multistep process to coordinate pairing, recombination, and synapsis.


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In the News:President Obama announces executive actions to advance equal pay: On the 7th anniversary of the Lily Ledbetter Fair Pay Act, President Obama announced a series of actions the Administration will take to improve thepersistent wage gap between male and female workers. The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), in partnership with the Department of Labor, is a new task force that will collect summary pay data by gender, race, and ethnicity from businesses with 100 or more employees to provide better insight on discriminatory policies and practices. In addition, The President is renewing his call to Congress to take up and pass the Paycheck Fairness Act, the Council of Economic Advisers is releasing an issue brief on the gender pay gap, and the White House will host a summit on “The United State of Women” on May 23rd. For more: White House BlogWHO declares spread of the Zika virus an international public health emergency: The World Health Organization has declared the cluster


the Western Wall in Jerusalem’s Old City. Women had previously been relegated to a small, cordoned-off praying area at the wall. The organization Women of the Wall has campaigned for equal prayer rights at the Western Wall for the past 27 years, holding monthly protests in the plaza in front of the wall’s ancient golden stones. Despite ultra-Orthodox cabinet members criticizing the move, The Israeli cabinet approved the plan without a formal vote. For more: The Guardian, NYTDrones deliver contraceptives, medical supplies to women in rural Ghana: Inspired by Amazon’s vision of unmanned delivery drones, public health specialists have created Project Last Mile, a scheme that uses drones to deliver contraceptives to women living in remote rural areas in Ghana. The initiative has been so successful in itsboth her religious beliefs and dance needs. Kurlow has found inspiration from other Muslim women breaking down barriers in their respective fields. Her ultimate objective is to one day open a performing arts school of her own in Sydney that would cater to girls of many different cultural backgrounds. For more: Sydney Morning Herald


Brissett started against the Texans after Jimmy Garoppolo went down in Week 2 against the Dolphins. Garoppolo, of course, was filling in for Tom Brady during his four-game suspension for Deflategate.

Rapoport added that the Patriots will likely sign a free agent quarterback:

The Patriots face Rex Ryan and Bills one week from Sunday in the final game before Brady's return. Unless Garoppolo is healthy enough to start, the Patriots will have no choice but to start whichever QB they end up signing. The alternative is to start wide receiver Julian Edelman at quarterback.

Garoppolo was inactive on Thursday night. Edelman last played quarterback eight years ago, in college at Kent State, and served as the backup on Thursday.

Against the Texans on Thursday, Brissett completed 11 of 19 passes for 103contextually-appropriate health system improvements for consumers.

Abbreviations
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CoP: Community of practice; MoC: Model of care, NSW, New South Wales; WA: Western Australia.

Competing interests
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The authors declare no conflicts of interest. AMB works as a senior government officer, responsible for coordinating and overseeing of the WA Musculoskeletal Health Network, and other Networks. SCBT was former Chief Medical Officer for the state of Western Australia and as the executive of the Health Networks was responsible for their initiation and strategic direction. HS and MC have been involved in the development and implementation of the Models of Care.

Authors' contributions
======================

AMB, PB and HS developed the conceptual framework for the manuscript (focus, scope, content) and prepared the initial drafts, principally led by AMB. MC and SCBT further developed the initial drafts. All authors reviewed and approved


Now, part of the Leicester City story has been good fortune. It has outperformed its expected goals for most of the season, scoring more goals and conceding fewer than would be typical based on chances created and conceded. Further, the Foxes have played extremely well in the clutch, consistently winning close matches at rates that are probably not sustainable. In matches decided by one goal or fewer, Leicester is 14-10-2, by far the best in the Premier League. As is clear from the chart, while the best teams tend to win the most close matches, it is not as strong a marker of team quality as points. Indeed, clubs that win lots of close matches tend to regress to the mean.

Of course, Leicester has resolutely failed to regressof limitations to April 15, 1999.

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who have life-changing injuries.” An alleged assailant was also shot by police after stabbing the officer. It is unclear if there were others involved in the attack. Sky News reported a woman was pulled alive from River Thames. London police were called to the Parliament building at around 2:40 p.m. local time (10:40 a.m. EST) after reports of a vehicle crashing into a crowd at Westminster Bridge near Britain’s parliament.

Good job banning guns, Britain.

Really kept you all safe.

You fucking spineless faggots.

One of the first doctors on Westminster Bridge describes one confirmed dead, 12+ injuries, including this one: pic.twitter.com/NDC8cH2YrO — Paraic O'Brien (@paraicobrien) March 22, 2017

This is the moment Parliament was suspended as "sounds similar to gunfire" were heard outside pic.twitter.com/to6PPxkNqL — Sky News (@SkyNews) March 22, 2017

Witnesses saythe alleged assailant then stabbed a police officer before he was shot down. The assailant’s status is unclear. The assailant — who looked to be in his 30s or 40s — was carrying a seven to eight-inch knife, witnesses told Sky News. It is unclear if the person shot by police and the driver are the same person. The former Polish foreign minister Radoslaw Sikorski posted a video on Twitter that seems to show people lying injured in the road on Westminster Bridge.

A car on Westminster Bridge has just mowed down at least 5 people. pic.twitter.com/tdCR9I0NgJ — Radosław Sikorski (@sikorskiradek) March 22, 2017

Sikorski, a senior fellow at the Harvard Centre for European Studies, says he saw at least five people lying on the ground after being “mown down”


Trump had been briefed on the ongoing situation. Trump himself said during a brief appearance Wednesday before reporters at the White House that he was just getting the news. He called it “big news.” The U.S. State Department says it is closely monitoring the incident and urged Americans in London to avoid the area. Spokesman Mark Toner said Wednesday: “We stand ready to assist in any way the U.K. authorities would find helpful.” He added that the U.S. Embassy in London is closely following the news and stands ready to help any affected Americans. He said: “Our hearts go out to those affected.” BBC News reports police believe there is a suspect vehicle outside parliament, people being evacuated from the area. Witnesses on scene said about a dozena battlefield?

Looking back, how could anybody excuse that horribly destructive war? How could anybody justify the wholesale slaughter of a nation’s youth? The annihilation of communities remembered now as chiselled lists of brothers, sons, husbands, and fathers on memorials weathered by time and anchored by the stories they hold.

The answer is as simple as human greed – human greed for power. Those at the helm would couch it in different terms, as they still do today. But the First World War was down to simple rivalry between the royalty of Europe, who were in fact one extended family. Along with the ruling classes, so divorced from society and so deluded were they that they conducted their own power struggle and, as tends to happen, dragged millions and millions


had, and the way they shaped the world we live in today.

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We need to explain how the global rhetoric we have now is directly related to then. That the ripples from the Great War, the ‘War to End All Wars’, are still being felt now.

The Second World War was unfinished business from the First World War. After that bloodshed, the Americans, along with the British and the French, reallocated geographical boundaries, creating new countries. To fuel their own interests in the Middle East, and because they knew oil was the future, they then put people into power in countries such as Iran, Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria, Libya and even Saudi Arabia. This has led to the issues we are experiencing today of extremism, terrorism and refugees fleeing fromthe sidekicks: Robin and Kid Flash went to college, Speedy became a heroin junkie. Aqualad… got wet, and Wonder Girl went to comic book limbo as she never really fit into the Wonder Woman comics at the time.

Then, in 1980, the series was revived. Guided by the creative Team of Marv Wolfman and George Perez, the series reunited Robin, Wonder Girl and Kid Flash along with Beast Boy (then called Changeling) from Doom Patrol. It also introduced three new characters: Cyborg, Starfire and Raven, all who are would be familiar to those who watch the recent cartoon. The new series was called “The New Teen Titans” because, well, it was new at the time, though most of the characters were pushing 20, so, not teens. The series saw


disappoint us like Killer Moth? Let’s get into it.

Nothing new on the box front, except it is pretty hefty this time around. The box features the silhouette of the Joker on it. The inside of the box is decorated with comic panels of various Bat-villains. mostly in their classic Silver Age looks.

On the top flap are the patch and pin. The patch is of Bane, the man who broke Batman’s back (after coming out of nowhere) The patch is designed to look like his luchador mask like he wears in the comics. The pin features the Riddler, more specifically, his silhouette, and is dome in black and green. It is a very nice pin.

The comic is a reprint of Batman (2011) issue 23.2, which was a part ofTag Archives: Marvel Studios

Marvel Studios and Arad Productions in association with Columbia Pictures are shooting the sequel to “The Amazing Spider Man” in New York. The extras casting director is seeking adult extras 18-80 years of age. These are fully paid positions. Both union and non-union.

Marvel Studios, an owned subsidiary of The Walt Disney Company, is set to begin shooting the political-thriller superhero feature film sequel “Captain America: The Winter Soldier” in May, 2013. The locations where filming will take place are Los Angeles, North Carolina, Cleveland, and Washington DC. Disney casting directors for Marvel are auditioning actors in Los Angeles with additional casting to take place in Cleveland, North Carolina, and DC. Extras also will cast in all cities where filming is taking place. Walt Disney Studios


Future Past” is scheduled to hit theaters on July 18, 2014.

Marvel Studios and Arad Productions are gearing up to start shooting the sequel to “The Amazing Spider Man” this February, 2013 in New York. The casting director for “The Amazing Spider-Man: London Calling” is auditioning actors for starring and co-starring roles. Stand-ins for the film’s actors will be hired closer to the start of filming, as well as extras being cast throughout the shoot in New York and Los Angeles. “The Amazing Spider-Man 2” is scheduled for release on May 2, 2014.

Chris Evans reprises his role as Steve Rogers in “Captain America: The Winter Soldier”.
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Marvel Studios is set to begin shooting the superhero feature film sequel “Captain America: The Winter Soldier” on March 1, 2013. The locationswhere filming will take place are Los Angeles and Cleveland, Ohio. Some additional filming will take place in Washington D.C. according to Leslie Green, Senior Communications manager with the DC Film Office. Principal actor casting will take place in Los Angeles and Cleveland, with extras also being cast in both cities. Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures has announced that they will release the film in theaters on April 4, 2014. The working title for “Captain America: The First Avenger” was Frostbite, and the working title for “Captain America: The Winter Soldier” will be Freezerburn.


independent albums, This Ain’t No Mixtape, and Jet Files, which then led to him releasing his Pilot Talk, and Pilot Talk 2, both in 2010, on Def Jam. While his continued hustle has landed him a label deal with Warner Bros. for his Jet Life Recordings imprint, as well as financial success, his grind has led to almost universal respect in the game. In a previous interview with West Coast veteran Mitchy Slick, when asked about whom he respects in the game, after giving props to the West Coast, he had the following to say about Spitta:

“We making the music. I ain’t jockin nobody else music, but I love… I ain’t gonna lie, me and my little nigga been talking about it as rappers. We do it allLiam Daltun a man of great charm and Knowledge 1936-72.

Writing about the great events in Ireland (1913 Lockout-1916 Rising) Lenin described the Citizens Army as ‘the first Red Army in the World’ and remarked that the Irish workers had set an example for workers everywhere. Within a little more than a year of the events of the 1916 Rising a ‘similar body of armed men’ in Russia shook the World. Russian workers carrying rifles and wearing scarlet armbands appeared on the streets of Petersburg and Moscow. Under the leadership of Lenin and Trotsky the insurrectionary seizure of power was organised which led to the founding of the first Workers State. – Liam Daltun, The Irish Militant 2nd edition May 1966.

Liam Daltun was born in February 1936 in Co,


Westmeath and moved with his family to Ballymun, Dublin in the 1950s. Daltun’s first employment, for about two years, was in Gael Linn, an organisation founded to foster the Irish language. He spoke Irish with a perfection rarely found outside of the Gaaeltacht. Daltun was a particularly gifted linguist and also spoke French, Spanish, Italian and Russian.

His association with radicalism went back to his youth when, at 18 years of age in 1954 he joined the IRA. He later left the IRA and operated with the breakaway Joe Christle group during the 1950s Republican Border campaign. The Christle Group, along with Daltun, blew up nine customs posts along the border with the north of Ireland in 1956. Around this time he was arrested in Dublin; his trial washeld the next day. He defended himself, recognised the court and was acquitted, at a time when Irish Republicans refused to recognise the authority of the courts.

With the failure of the Border campaign in 1962 Daltun went to London and converted to Marxism initially joining the Irish Worker’s Union. He later became involved with the Irish Communist Group. However in 1966 he joined the Trotskyist Irish Workers Group (IWG) with Gerry Lawless and Paddy Healy and began writing for the IWG paper ‘The Irish Militant’. Subsequently Daltun joined the International Marxist Group (IMG), the British section of the Fourth International, along with Tariq Ali and Peter Graham who together published the IMG underground newspaper , ‘Red Mole’.

As the Republican movement became increasingly left wing during the 1960s Daltun


was offered the post of SF Education Officer by Republican leader Cathal Goulding, he rejected the offer out of hand. Daltun then became involved in the organisation of Saor Eire alongside the IWG activist’s Frank Keane, Maìrin Keegan and Sean Morrissey. Together with Graham, Daltun was instrumental in publishing the Saor Eire manifesto in May 1971.He also was instrumental in the Frank Keane Defence Committee, attending the trial in Dublin of Keane. Keane was subsequently acquitted for his alleged involvement in the Arran Quay bank raid in Dublin in which a member of the Gardai was shot dead.

On 25,October 1971 Graham who established the Irish section of the Fourth International, was shot dead in Dublin at the age of 26; his murder remains unsolved, less than three monthslater Marxist and Saor Eire activist Maìrin Keegan passed away from cancer. These are some of the events believed to have contributed to Daltun’s untimely death.

In a tragic turn of events 36 year old Daltun took his own life on Bloody Sunday, January 30, 1972. His body was found below the bridge in Newington Green Road, London. Liam Sutcliffe and Joe Keegan visited the late Daltun’s home in London to discuss arrangements for a Saor Eire style funeral in Ireland. His partner, Nan Daltun politely refused the request as she wanted him buried close to his family in London.

The funeral took place on a cold winters day, with hundreds of Socialist’s followed alongside the hearse carrying the Tricolour and Starry Plough draped coffin at New Southgate Cemetery, London.


Israeli Arab: We are Part of the Palestinian People

Secretary-General Ayman Odeh of the Hadash party said, Thursday, that Israeli Arabs are an integral part of the "Palestinian" people and stayed on their land despite suppressive steps by Israel, according to the official Palestinian Authority news agency WAFA. Speaking in Shechem to mark what hostile Arabs call Nakba (Catastrophe) Day - the secular calendar anniversary of the state of Israel - he accused Israel of trying to change the conflict with the Arabs from political to a religious one between Jews and Muslims.

Referring to a proposal by Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu to anchor Israel's identity as a Jewish state in law, Odeh noted that 20 percent of the population is Arab and said the country would become bi-national asGideon T. Stewart

Gideon Tabor Stewart (August 7, 1824 – 1909) was an American lawyer as well as a newspaper owner and editor. He was very active in promoting the temperance movement. He was elected three timess as grand worthy chief templar of the Good Templars of Ohio. Throughout the 1850s he attempted to organize a permanent prohibition party.

In 1869, Stewart was one of the delegates to the convention that established the national Prohibition Party. Afterward, he served as the party candidate three times for governor of Ohio, seven times for judge on that state's Supreme Court, once for circuit court judge, once for Congress, and once (1876) for Vice President of the United States.

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Throughout the 1850s he attempted to organize a permanent prohibition party.

In 1869, Stewart was one of the delegates to the convention that established the national Prohibition Party. Afterward, he served as the party candidate three times for governor of Ohio, seven times for judge on that state's Supreme Court, once for circuit court judge, once for Congress, and once (1876) for Vice President of the United States.

Is soup a meal? I overheard some reporters in the newsroom arguing — loudly — that very question. They’re reporters, so they immediately start doing research and cite sources. Their conversation went something along these lines. "Soup is not an entree — it's just a course" "MarthaStewart thinks soup is a meal." "Martha Stewart is a felon." ... ....And they get extra points for the sign that made me laugh out loud: “Unattended children will be given an espresso and a free puppy.”

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Cindy Richards is a Pulitzer Prize nominated journalist who serves as the Editor-in-Chief of TravelingMom.com. She also is the mom of two terrific teens who have traveled with her since that first, fateful plane ride when one preschooler discovered a barf bag in his seat pocket and his sister, finding none in hers, demanded, "I want a barf bag too!" She has been a reporter, editor and columnist at the Chicago Sun-Times and Chicago Tribune, an editor at Chicago Parent and Catalyst Chicago and an instructor in the graduate school at Northwestern's prestigious Medill School of Journalism.


The Senate's third-ranking Republican said on Sunday that President Trump should sign the Russia sanctions bill expected to pass Congress, saying it is in the president's "best interest."

“I think that in the end the administration will come to the conclusion that an overwhelming majority of congress has and that is that we need to sanction Russia for their meddling in the U.S. election. That I think will pass overwhelmingly again in the senate with a veto proof majority," Sen. John Thune John Randolph ThuneWhat Senate Republicans have said about election-year Supreme Court vacancies The Hill's 12:30 Report - Presented by Facebook - Don't expect a government check anytime soon The Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by The Air Line Pilots Association - Trump contradicts CDC director on vaccine,Updated 12-13-17 with new information

A commander at Scott Air Force Base is under investigation for alleged sexual misconduct.

Colonel John Howard was relieved of duty as commander of the 375th Air Mobility Wing on Monday.

The 18th Air Force Public Affairs office said Wednesday that the investigation is being led by the Air Force Office of Special Investigations and that no more details would be released during the process.

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Col. John Howard, the commander of the 375th Air Mobility Wing at Scott Air Force Base, has been removed from the post.

He had served as commander of the wing, which oversees the base, since late July.

Lt. Gen. Giovanni Tuck, the 18th Air Force commander, relieved Howard of the command on Monday. A news release from 18th Air Force Public


leads more than 3,100 personnel, oversees assets totaling more than $4 billion, and controls an annual budget exceeding $130 million.

The Air Forces provided no other details about the change in command.

Before coming to Scott Air Force Base, Howard served as the vice commander of the 100th Air Refueling Wing, Royal Air Force, in Mildenhall, England. St. Louis Public Radio interviewed Howard and his wife, Dana, a retired Air Force colonel this fall.

Follow Maria on Twitter: @radioaltman5, and 6). These findings suggest intimate associations between the topology of tau depositions and impairments of regional functions in the Kii ALS/PDC brains, implying that tau-induced neurotoxicity leads to deterioration of local neurons. This notion is supported by the present neuropathologic examination demonstrating abundant ghost tangles in the hippocampus of the patients.

There was a trend of increased tau accumulation in the brains of Kii ALS/PDC patients in association with CDR-SOB. However, patient 4 was an outlier with only modest increase of tau accumulation in the brain, and was also marginally positive for Aβ. The patient was born in the south part of the Kii peninsula, moved elsewhere at age 3, and developed symptoms 73 years later.^[@R18]^ Relatively low tau accumulation in the brain of this patient despite


why the competition between Jake Butt and Jeff Heuerman is an intriguing one. If both players can live up to their potential, the Broncos will likely use them both a great deal. Wing Twin and the variations off of the formation were used a ton by Musgrave during his Raider years and it’s sprinkled throughout his tape with the Minnesota Vikings as well.

With both Sanders and Thomas healthy, I expect the Broncos to make the above formation a frequent sight for fans this year.

This formation was used down the stretch last year as a way to hide bad quarterback play as well as to take advantage of the best players left on the team after Sanders went down with his injury against the Colts. It may not beFormer Scottish Secretary Sir Malcolm Rifkind has called the poll tax "a great political mistake".

Sir Malcolm, who was Conservative MP for Edinburgh Pentlands for 24 years, said the Community Charge was impossible to implement.

He also said the popular perception of the legislation was that everyone would pay the same, regardless of income.

He told BBC Scotland's Lesley Riddoch show that the government's presentation of the policy was flawed.

Mass non-payment

In a programme looking back at the political changes of the past 25 years, to be broadcast on Monday, Sir Malcolm said: "There is no doubt that the poll tax was a great
political mistake. It was a mistake for a number of reasons.

"While people have admitted there was a tremendous movement of population in
London, I think most people did not realise


that there was a comparable movement
of population in Manchester, in Birmingham, in Glasgow, in Edinburgh and in
Newcastle.

"If people did not want to pay then it was almost impossible to trace them
and implement the system."

The poll tax was introduced in Scotland on 1 April, 1989 and then south of the border a year later.

It led to a mass non-payment campaign in Scotland and riots in London before finally being abolished in 1993.

It came across
as if the duke and the dustman were paying exactly the same

Sir Malcolm Rifkind

Sir Malcolm was Scottish secretary from 1986 to 1990.

He said: "I think the second political mistake that was made was that it came across
as if the duke and the dustman were paying exactly the same."

"Now of course that was not true because onethird of the population got
major rebates and in many cases hardly paid anything at all because of their
level of income.

"But that was not the way it was politically seen and that inevitably did a
great deal of damage to the whole concept of the community charge."

Asked if he had attempted to convey the strength of feeling in Scotland at
cabinet level, Sir Malcolm said: "Do remember that the reason the Community
Charge or poll tax started in Scotland a year earlier was not because the
'rotten English' or 'nasty Mrs Thatcher' insisted upon it? Quite the opposite.

Political fray

"Scotland was seething with indignation at the ratings revaluation and with
the unfairness of elderly single pensioners having to pay the same rates as a
family of working adults living next door.

"For Scottish opinion at that time


said: 'Look, if we can have a new system called the Community Charge or poll tax which can come into effect in Scotland now, we are damned if we are going to wait another year just because the English aren't ready.' That was the feeling at the time."

Sir Malcolm, who was a cabinet minister from 1982 to 1997, also told the
programme he had no desire to return to the political fray as an MSP.

But he said he was confident the Conservatives would become the main
opposition in Scotland "in the next five years".MLB games and more are streamed through MLB Advanced Media. Reuters What do Major League Baseball, wrestling's WWE Network, Glenn Beck's TheBlaze TV, and HBO's new streaming service all have in common?

The video for all of these services is handled out of an old cookie factory on the west side of Manhattan.

MLB Advanced Media, also known as MLBAM, is Major League Baseball's technology division. It was started in 2005 to run the websites of MLB teams, but it's since morphed into a huge provider of digital services for many other companies.

MLBAM delivers the live video for Sony's new live TV service, PlayStation Vue, as well as for streaming services from the PGA and ESPN.

The company also develops games and apps.

On Tuesday, MLBAM said it had reached an agreement


heated to between 150° Fahrenheit and 600° Fahrenheit and, while the article is conveyed through the hot air chamber, the hot air is blown onto the shrink film between the openings in the mesh material. The hot air blown thereby shrinks the shrink film about the article. While this method is effective for compressing and shrink wrapping the article, the method tends to leave an undesirable mesh pattern in the shrink film surrounding the article. The pattern results because portions of the film that are in contact with the mesh belt conveyor are restrained from shrinking at the same rate as the film that is not in contact with, and thus not restrained by, the mesh belt conveyors.
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The shop also has a nice selection of vintage jewelry and fine artisian silver and brass pieces.


and got one, with the reply, "Yes, I got a good bung from the Herald."

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Turnbull cartoon, Herald Diary, Nov 1978

Once the story was out, however, the Project had become a target. Some Scottish newspapers were campaigning against the Jobs Creation scheme on political grounds, and the Daily Record was seizing any stick with which to beat Special Projects in particular. They had a 'mole,' probably in the main Parks Dept. offices on the Trongate, who was passing on telex messages sent down from Buchanan Street. Since the telexes were passing between people who knew what they were about, very often the reporters got the facts wrong. Our friends at the Record usually spotted them and spiked the ones about us, but one they missed was inspired bymore susceptible to variation between 0° and 1° altitude. The Neolithic builders must have been aware of the effect, because they typically used sight-lines with elevations of 2–4°, where variations in refraction were much less, and if they used a true horizon it tended to be a sea horizon, with a cooling, calming effect, and ideally looking down from an elevation of 1° or 2°, as at the Scalisaig stone on Colonsay (Fig. 4.23).

If the observations had agreed exactly with prediction, relatively little would have been learned. The original idea was that if the features of the Sighthill circle were all based upon surviving Neolithic sites, and yet it functioned as an observatory and the project members could testify that it had been intended from the outset to


Donald Trump, the President, took in some New York City culture last night. It was his first such appearance after he renounced the state of his birth for Florida, in what Governor Andrew Cuomo suggested was an elaborate dodge to avoid disclosing his tax information.

While in the Big Apple did he check out the newly refurbished Museum of Modern Art? Catch a performance by the New York Philharmonic or attend Jazz at Lincoln Center? Maybe he went to see The Irishman at the Belasco Theater? No, he headed straight to Madison Square Garden to watch people writhe around on canvas and beat the snot out of one another.

“UFC 244” (I haven't seen the first 243, so I'm a little behind) featured Jorge Masvidal squaring off against Nate Diaz,Since taking a medical retirement more than 15 months ago Thomas Tyner has been as busy as any college kid. He's attended classes at the University of Oregon. He's gone fishing and hunting for birds. And now, he's making a football comeback.

It will come in an Oregon State uniform.

Tyner requested his release from the University of Oregon on Friday. At 9 a.m. on Saturday morning it became official and the former five-star running back who once rushed for 644 yards and scored 10 touchdowns in a single game for Aloha High School prepared to talk with Beavers coach Gary Andersen about playing for OSU next season.

"I've wanted to be a Beaver my whole life," Tyner said.

It's been a long road back for Tyner, who suffered two shoulder injuries


and sat out the entire 2015 season before quitting football in Feb. 2016. His right shoulder (torn labrum) was injured his sophomore season of high school football. His left, blown to pieces by Washington's Shaq Thompson on a kickoff his sophomore college season, had a floating bone fragment in the joint.

"I feel 100 percent," he said on Saturday. "I've had two years of being free, not doing any sports or anything. I think it's time for me to get back. My football career didn't end the way I wanted it to and I think I owe it to myself and everyone who looked up to me.

"I wasn't satisfied with how it ended."

When Tyner took the medical retirement at age 21 I wondered in print if he might returnto football some day. I wondered how much of his departure from the sport he loved had to do with what a high-stakes game it had turned into during his time at Oregon. When Tyner was injured the Ducks had a loaded backfield, led by Royce Freeman. And so when Tyner slipped out of uniform with those two bad shoulders, it was a series of small steps from the huddle to UO training room to being gone from football altogether.

He's a thoughtful kid with a pile of interests outside of athletics. Tyner is uncomfortable with the spotlight, and doesn't like to be in front of a microphone. He doesn't even really follow sports. Tyner is the anti-celebrity, born into a 5-foot-11, 201-pound bowling-ball of a body. His speed


and strength made him great at football, but he mostly wanted to hunt and fish.

He's messaged me often in the last 12 months, announcing, "Let's get some Fall Chinook!" and on another occasion, "I'm hunting today, won't be on the phone much."

Then, something interesting happened.

Tyner started talking and thinking about football again. He was on campus at Oregon going to school, but following Oregon State's 4-8 season closely. Could he really make a comeback after two full seasons off? And would he really be willing to jump across a Civil War rivalry and suit up in his final season of eligibility for OSU?

"I used to go to their games all the time as a kid," Tyner said.

The NCAA prohibits a medical retiree from returning to play at thatwilling to walk-on, but I doubt it will come to that.

"Man, I'm so far gone from football right now," Tyner told me last summer.

"I can't wait to play again," he said last week.

Tyner has been granted his release by the University of Oregon. That's the big news today. Three more weeks of school. One month left on the apartment lease in Eugene. Then, he'll transfer to Oregon State and try to make a comeback. We've seen nothing like this in our state's college football history. It's been said people go to college to figure out who they are. We're watching Tyner do just that, possibly in uniform at both Oregon and Oregon State.

It's a fascinating study.

On Saturday morning, I worked to confirm the details of Tyner's plans. For


Born in Islington, North London in 1975, Peter Werth has been part of the British menswear landscape for 40 years and has become synonymous with great British design, high quality contemporary clothing, footwear and accessories.

From sharp suiting to fine stripe pique polo shirts to sportswear jackets and softly laundered blazers, every look combines to meet the everyday needs of the style-conscious consumer.Maria; Danta, Mark aCluster of Infectious Diseases, Public Health Service, Amsterdam, The Netherlands bViral Hepatitis Clinical Research Program, National Centre for HIV Epidemiology and Clinical Research, University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia cDepartment of Internal Medicine, Centre for Infection and Immunity Amsterdam, Academic Medical Centre, University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam, The Netherlands dSt Vincent's Clinical School, Faculty of Medicine, University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia.

Introduction

Hepatitis C virus (HCV) was first identified in 1989 as the principal cause of posttransfusion non-A non-B hepatitis [1]. Worldwide an estimated 170 million people are infected with HCV; due to shared routes of transmission, 4-5 million are coinfected with HIV [2]. HCV is usually transmitted parenterally. Within high-income countries, HCV transmission through blood products has effectively been halted, leaving injecting drug use


is produced from hardwood bark.

Dr. Karjalainen will coordinate a session on the health benefits of forests at the 2010 IUFRO World Forestry Congress in Seoul. "Preserving green areas and trees in cities is very important to help people recover from stress, maintain health and cure diseases. There is also monetary value in improving people's working ability and reducing health care costs." she says.

Hepatitis C virus (HCV) co-infection occurs in an estimated one quarter of HIV-infected persons in Europe, Australia, and the United States.

"As use of highly active antiretroviral drugs has markedly reduced opportunistic infections, HCV-related liver disease has emerged as a leading cause of death. HIV infection adversely affects both the natural history and the treatment of hepatitis C" said Dr David L Thomas, Division of Infectious Diseases,hepatitis C is set to reach record levels in the Lothians.

It is expected nearly 300 new cases will be recorded before the end of the year, the highest in a decade and taking the total number of sufferers in the area to almost 10,000.

Figures from Health Protection Scotland showed there were 69 new diagnoses in the first three months of this year.

The majority of people who test positive for the disease are thought to have contracted it through injecting drugs, but it is possible to catch it in other ways.

It has been argued that public health initiatives to get more people tested is the reason for the rise, and that many testing positive have actually had the illness for several years.

However, the increase has also been blamed on


there than ever and still a really low level of knowledge among drug users.

"I'd be surprised if a heroin addict knew about the risks of hepatitis C."

"I FELT dirty and very confused, catapulted back to a place in time I did not want to go."

Petra Wright's life was in full swing. Working as a marketing officer with one of the Capital's leading financial institutions, she was successful, happily married and the proud mum of a teenage son.

So when her doctor told her the joint-pain, fatigue and depression she had recently been feeling were the result of a life-limiting blood virus - Hepatitis C - her knees nearly buckled beneath her.

She knew why she had it - the result of drug taking some 20 years beforehand when she wasare.

Andrew Orr should know. The 46-year-old, also from Bo'ness, found out he had the virus just under four years ago. He had always had a suspicion. Many years of on-and-off drug abuse increased the likelihood, yet he refused to face up to the fact something was wrong.

Eventually, with multiple health problems, including poor concentration, fatigue and joint pains, he went to the doctor and was dealt the devastating blow of a diagnosis.

"I had waited so long that my liver was already diseased and I had gall bladder and other problems," he says. "I wasn't really surprised to be told I had the virus. I took a long time trying to ignore the facts and looked to blame something else for my health problems."

Andrew was one of the lucky


sound prevention strategies. Delegates and organizers depart Vienna – where the conference opened 18 July under the theme of Rights Here, Right Now -- with a renewed commitment to push for securing universal access to HIV prevention, care, treatment and support.

"International governments say we face a crisis of resources, but that is simply not true: The challenge is not finding money, but changing priorities. When there is a Wall Street emergency or an energy crisis, billions upon billions of dollars are quickly mobilized. People's health deserves a similar financial response and much higher priority," said Dr. Julio Montaner, AIDS 2010 Chair, President of the International AIDS Society and Director of the B.C. Centre for Excellence in HIV/AIDS in Vancouver, Canada. "Billions of people stand in solidarity with usthan 12,725 individuals had signed the Vienna Declaration, the official declaration of the XVIII International AIDS Conference. On Thursday, the First Lady of Georgia, H.E. Sandra Elisabeth Roelofs, signed the declaration, adding her voice to the call for more rational and scientifically sound drug policies to strengthen HIV prevention for people who use drugs.

Closing Features Examination of Conference Issues

Rapporteur reports in each of the scientific tracks and programme areas examined the key issues addressed by conference delegates over the past week and will play an important role in evaluating the conference and its impact.

The Closing Session featured a video address by South African Archbishop Desmond Tutu, remarks by Rachel Ong, Chair of the Global Network of People Living with HIV, and Patricia Perez, Chair of the International Steering


Committee of the International Community of Women Living with HIV/AIDS. Montaner and Incoming IAS President Elly Katabira, Professor of Medicine at Makerere University in Uganda, presented the first IAS Presidential Award to Jack Whitescarver of the U.S. National Institutes of Health and Katabira gave an inaugural address.

At the conclusion of the Closing Session, representatives of the AIDS 2010 local partners officially transferred the International AIDS Conference globe from Vienna to Washington, DC, which will host the XIX International AIDS Conference in July 2012. Accepting the globe for DC were AIDS 2012 Local Co-Chair Dr. Diane Havlir and representatives of the AIDS 2012 local partners.

Earlier today, delegates heard from three plenary speakers.

HIV and Incarceration: Prisons and Detention

The first of today's plenary presentations featured two speakers. Dmytro Shermebey (Ukraine) ofare major challenges in addressing hepatitis C, HCV infection is curable and major improvements in treatment are expected within the year. Thomas called for scale-up of hepatitis C testing, particularly among PLHIV, and new ways to integrate HCV treatment with comprehensive HIV health and wellness services. Major challenges to an effective scale-up exist as HCV screening is uncommon and engaging people who use drugs in traditional medical care can be difficult.

AIDS 2010 is convened by the IAS, the world's leading independent association of HIV professionals, in partnership with a number of international, regional and local partners. International partners for AIDS 2010 include:

•Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS), including its co-sponsors, the World Health Organization (WHO) and the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC)
•International Council of


Moldova’s Constitutional Court has endorsed a draft amendment to the constitution to change the official name of the country's language from Moldovan to Romanian.

The proposal to amend Article 13 of the constitution was initiated by the pro-European Liberal Democratic Party (PLDM), and signed by 35 lawmakers. It is expected to be debated in parliament from April next year.

It is not clear whether the proposed amendment will get enough support in parliament. Constitutional changes need a two-thirds majority in the chamber -- 67 votes out of 101 -- to be adopted.

One of the initiators of the motion, the chairman of the PLDM parliamentary faction, Tudor Deliu, welcomed the court's October 31 decision.

"The first step has been made, historical justice has been restored. The citizens of the Republic of Moldovaspeak the Romanian language. Everyone knows that. And this should be inscribed in the constitution," Deliu said.

However, pro-Russian President Igor Dodon, who wants Moldovan to remain the official name of the country’s language, said that the matter should be handled through a referendum.

"The absolute majority of the native population of the Republic of Moldova thinks it speaks in Moldovan," Dodon wrote on his Facebook page.

In a statement, the Socialist Party also opposed the proposed change, and said that judges at the Constitutional Court who hold dual citizenship should not decide for the future of Moldovans – a reference to judges who hold both Moldovan and Romanian citizenship.

In December 2013, the Constitutional Court ruled that the official language in Moldova is Romanian, as stated in the country's 1991 declaration


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A glinty shot as Colas Rail 70804 hauls the 4C30 Aberthaw to Gloucester New Yard at Severn Tunnel junction running over 200 minutes late on the 29th December 2014.

Direct Rail Services' 66432 rounds the curve hauling the 4V38 Daventry to Wentloog at Bullo Pill on the 28th December 2014.

DB Schenker's 60062 leads 60044 on the 6H25 Margam to Llanwern at St Georges east of Miskin on the 27th December 2014.

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Freightliner's 66507 hauls 387116 on the 7X33 Old Dalby to Bletchley at Brentingby, Wyfordby on the 22nd December 2014.

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DRS 68004 hauls the 6U76 Crewe Basford Hall to Mountsorrel empty ballast wagons, running 70 minutes late at Thurmaston south of Syston nearing its destination on the 22nd December 2014.

60009 'Union of South Africa' leads the 1Z72 London Victoria to York at East Goscote on the 20th December 2014.

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on the 19th December 2014.

DB Schenker's 60010 is captured at Stenson Bubble working the 6M00 Humber to Kingsbury tanks on the 19th December 2014. 6E54 was over an hour late and 6M57 was caped.

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66181 hauls the 6M96 Margam to Corby loaded steel coils at Chellaston on the 19th December 2014.

66085 hauls the 6Z37 Ratcliffe to Arpley sidings at Willington (Uttoxeter line) on the 19th December 2014.

60079 hauls the delayed 6E54 Kingsbury to Humber at Chellaston on the 19th December 2014.

Colas Rail 70803 leads the 4V14 Ratcliffe to Gloucester at Sawley viaduct on the 20th December 2014. 70803 had replaced 66848 yesterday in Bristol.

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56103 on the 6Z36 Chaddesden to


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86628 leads 86632 on the 4M54 Tilbury to Crewe BasfordThis weekend, many Pagans, Heathens and Polytheists in the Northern Hemisphere are marking the Winter Solstice with celebrations, feasts, and rituals. The solstice will occur on Tuesday, Dec 22 at at 04:49 UTC. It is a day traditionally thought to be the longest night and shortest day of the year.

This time of year is held sacred within many different modern Pagan and Heathen traditions, and has a rich history in ancient Pagan religions. The solstice time was important to pre-historic peoples in both Ireland and England. While there is scant evidence of specific celebrations, it is generally thought that the pagan Celts did, in some way, honor the time around the solstice

Germanic Pagans and modern Heathens celebrate Yule at this time. During this holiday the god Freyr was


traditions celebrate the re-birth of the god by the mother goddess.

And, for our friends and family living in the Southern Hemisphere, it is the time of the Summer Solstice, considered the longest day and shortest night.

Here are some thoughts on the observance of this holiday:

“The solstice season is upon us, and it’s only a couple of weeks before the longest night of the year here in the northern hemisphere. It’s a season of darkness and cold, where we are given the opportunity to find the gifts that darkness brings. It can be hard, when the rest of the world seems to be doing their best to stave off their fear with bright lights, noise and extended shopping hours, but if we are able to push beyond that weNew treatment offers hope for headache sufferers

Alice Jowler describes how a device implanted in her head has helped her cope with debilitating headaches.

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(CBS News) BAHAMA, N.C. - Horses are a big part of Alice Jowers' life. But because of her chronic, debilitating migraine headaches, Jowers cannot find peace caring for her beloved animals.

When a headache hits, the pain is agonizing.

"It is stabbing, searing - as if someone takes a hot poker and just sticks it right through your temple and into your eye," she said.

The 60-year-old is one of 45 million Americans who suffer from chronic headaches. For many headache sufferers, medication, injections and even psychotherapies simply aren't effective.

Alice Jowers says she's finally found some relief from the chronic headaches that have interfered with her love for


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The opposition has long called Mr. Lopez a political prisoner, and leaders around the world have pressed for his release, including U.S. President Donald Trump.

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A 27-year-old female with chronic neck pain and cervicogenic headache since 2007 presented to our clinic with chief complaint of worsening neck pain. Initial onset of symptoms was noted eight years ago with status after a motor vehicle collision in which she sustained a whiplash neck injury. She reported experiencing excruciating periorbital and neck pain with unilateral right arm weakness at the time. Her symptoms deteriorated to the point where she underwent a C4--C6 laminectomy in 2009. She regained strength in her right upper extremity postoperatively. However, she continued to report neck stiffness. In 2013, she


sustained a concussion after a second motor vehicle collision, further exacerbating her neck pain and headaches. She subsequently underwent several procedures including third occipital nerve blocks, cervical epidural steroid injections, and multilevel cervical facet joint injections (C2--C5), but with little to no pain relief. On presentation to our Spine Pain Center, her pain was 9/10 by visual analog scale and described as cramping, burning, and aching in quality. Pain was localized suboccipitally with radiation to her jaw and posterior aspect of her neck, worse on the right than left, and aggravated by postural changes and neck rotation.

Neck cavitation, sleep, and NSAIDs provided mild pain relief; otherwise, the pain was unrelenting. Associated symptoms included clicking of her temporomandibular joint, neck stiffness, teeth clenching, bilateral headaches with periorbital pain, numbnessIf Nick Kommer is the poster boy for dream debuts, then Essendon teammate Dylan Van Unen hopes he can muster something similar this season.

Kommer played a pivotal forward pressure role in his Bombers debut in the club's memorable 35-point win over Adelaide, was named in the best players and kicked his first AFL goal to go along with 16 possessions.

One of the lasting memories from the game was the shaggy-haired recruit receiving the traditional post-match Powerade soaking while belting out the team song.

It was said last year, that Kommer – drafted with pick No. 73 in last year's NAB AFL Draft – was one of two Essendon players the club foresaw playing senior football in 2013.

It just so happens that Van Unen (pick No. 51) was the other.

While


Jason Winderlich's three goals in his return to football stole much of the limelight, the 21-year-old defender also played his first game in a number of weeks against Sandringham in the club's VFL practice match on Good Friday.

His overlap run from the back half and speedy movement through congestion stood out in the game at the club's High Performance Centre near Melbourne Airport.

"This was my first real hit out, I was a bit rusty, but I started to come back in to it a little bit," Van Unen told AFL.com.au after the game.

Van Unen played 50 per cent of the club's VFL practice match against Geelong on March 2, but suffered a setback after injuring his wrist against Collingwood the following week.

He watched on last Friday night asKommer quickly became Essendon's new cult hero. He hopes to follow in Kommer's footsteps in making his debut for the Bombers at some stage this year.

"Kommer's just come in and he's been really intense and wowed everyone in his approach to footy," Van Unen said.

"It was really good to see him get a game last week, I thought he played pretty well too."

Van Unen had an outstanding year for Frankson in the VFL last year. After being overlooked in the draft when at the Eastern Ranges in

2008, Van Unen spent three seasons struggling to break in to the Box Hill Hawks' senior team.

But it was his accelerated development when with the Dolphins that caught the eye of Adrian Dodoro and the rest of the Bombers' recruiting staff.

Though Van


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So now the original security guard is back on his feet and he's looking angry. Another guest comes up to him and the guard grabs him by the collar. Clearly he's looking to get his revenge on these unruly guests! He snarls, "3", but the guest replies "5" and the security guard is forced to admit him.
It's your turn now. You go up to the door and the security guard says "4". You hope that he'll admit you, but you know that it's pointless to try overpowering him. What do you reply?

Hints
As you're standing outside the party waitingfor inspiration to strike, you hear music and voices coming from inside the party. Could this be a clue? [Yes]
The track listing is:

Royale With Cheese (Dialogue),
Pulp Fiction on Pulp Fiction

20th Century Fox,
The Doors on The Best of The Doors

Mr Tambourine Man,
The Byrds on American Graffiti (More) - 1979
Out of Space,
The Prodigy
Space Oddity,
David Bowie on Best of Bowie

Indiana Jones Theme,
John Williams on Raiders of the Lost Ark

Space Cowboy,
Jamiroquai on The Return of the Space Cowboy

The Galaxy Song,
Eric Idle on Eric Idle Sings Monty Python

Girl From Mars,
Ash on 1977

Across the Universe,
Fiona Apple on Across the Universe

Choose Life,
Underworld
Born To Be Wild (With Miss Piggy)
Ozzy Osbourne, on Prince Of Darkness (Box Set)

Clue: Decode the message enciphered in these symbols: ◳◰


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