steamboat for each of the said years 1901, 1902, and 1903, and before that time."

"Ever since the West Memphis Packet Company began the keeping and maintaining of a ferry across the Mississippi River, as before stated, a bar has been, and was, during the years 1901, 1902, and 1903, kept and maintained on the steamboat it used and operated for that purpose, by some individual to whom it rented the privilege of keeping such bar, and carrying on at the same the sale of beer and liquors, by retail, to persons transported, or to be transported, or upon the said steamboat."

"During the years 1901, 1902, and 1903, James Foppiano was the lessee of the West Memphis Packet Company, and rented such bar on the steamboat Chas. H. Organfrom it, and at such bar, during the said time, when the boat was in transit along or across the river, or when temporarily at the landings on the one side or the other of the river, he made sales by retail of beer and liquors to persons transported, or being transported, or to be transported, upon such steamboat, or who were thereon and applied to make purchases. And for the said years 1901, 1902, and 1903, he paid no taxes on such business, and took out no license therefor."

"For carrying on the said business for the said years 1901, 1902, and 1903, respectively, in the manner aforesaid, the defendant, Robert A. Speed, as clerk of the county court, insists that the said James Foppiano was required to


you least that's the organization that had those hacked emails from the DNC and from Clinton Campaign chairman John Podesta. And the US government the intelligence community has said those emails were hacked. By the Russian government and somehow they ended up in the hands so we can lose. The case that the government made today is that. Roger Stone was trying to get information. About what we humans was going to do next what bomb shell they were gonna drop next and then they began to he began to communicate would. According to the government trump campaign officials who were interest in getting this information he was directed to get the information. The special counsel counsel alleges. And then. After was all over it became clear thatLast updated on .From the section European Football

Thousands paid their respects after Jose Antonio Reyes' coffin was brought to Sevilla's Ramon Sanchez-Pizjuan stadium on Sunday

Former Arsenal winger Jose Antonio Reyes was driving at more than 135mph (220kmph) when he died in a car crash on Saturday, Spanish police have said.

The Guardia Civil's investigation is ongoing and although the car exceeded Spain's speed limit (75mph/120kmph), it is not clear yet if that was the "final cause" of the incident.

Reyes' funeral was held in his hometown of Utrera, Seville on Monday.

His cousin Jonathan Reyes was also killed in the crash.

More than 11,000 fans paid their respects to Jose Antonio Reyes when his coffin was taken to Sevilla's Ramon Sanchez-Pizjuan stadium on Sunday.

A former Spain international, he was was part of


Arsenal's 'Invincibles' side that went through the 2003-04 season unbeaten, winning the Premier League.

The accident happened on the A-376, a road linking Utrera with Seville.

The Guardia Civil told BBC Sport that former Sevilla captain Reyes, 35, had been driving the vehicle.

A spokesman said: "The investigation is still open. Because of that, we cannot still say that the speeding was the only and final cause of the accident. And neither can we still say the exact speed of the car. We know for sure that it was more than 220kmph."

The five-time Europa League winner had been playing for Spanish second division side Extremadura this season.event. During the examination, his measured blood pressure was 110/70 mmHg, heart rate 82/minute, and oxygen saturation 99%. A longitudinally located, nearly 3 centimeters long cut with smooth margins on the medial part of the right knee was observed. Peripheral pulse was detectable, motor and sensory examination was normal, and motility of extremity was not limited. The local wound exploration committed during the extension of the right knee did not show any sign of the deep penetration. The lesion was evaluated as a simple superficial cut and the patient was discharged after the tetanus prophylaxis, wound care, and saturation. Two days after the discharge, the patient was readmitted to the emergency department with the complaints of persistent pain on the right knee, swelling, and mild redness. During the second


also thank you for mentioning Ken Aitken. He was my instructor in two courses through the National Institute for Genealogical Studies, and I had the opportunity to have two telephone conferences with him as part of the coursework. He was a genuinely concerned and helpful person. I discovered his blog not long before he became ill, and I participated to a limited extent. The posts and discussions were extremely helpful.

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Schelly Talalay Dardashti has tracked her family history through Belarus, Russia, Lithuania, Spain, Iran and elsewhere. A journalist, her articles on genealogy have been widely published. In addition to genealogy blogging (since 2006), she speaks at Jewish and general genealogy conferences, co-founded GenClass.com. Past president of the five-branched JFRA Israel, a Jewish genealogical association, she is a memberDennis Had in Stereophile, September, 1995

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Early implementation of medicare part D in urban and rural nursing facilities.
To determine if differences occurred in the early implementation of Medicare Part D (prescription drug program) between urban and rural nursing facilities. Nursing facility demographic data, obtained from the Nursing Facility Compare Medicare Web site, were used to create matched pairs of rural and urban facilities. On-site interviews were conducted in June and July 2006 with one designated representative from each nursing facility. Details for each prescription drug plan (PDP), identified by the facility representatives, were obtained from the PDP's Web site. A prospective pilot field study of rural and urban nursing facilities was created from among 40 facilities in the 26-county Texas Panhandle. Five rural/urban nursing facilities of identical ownership and of similar perceived quality (numberLower East Side People's

A Bloomberg report this month showed that the largest banks in the U.S., led by JPMorgan Chase, are closing branches rapidly in poor neighborhoods, even as they open new ones in affluent communities. In other news: water is wet.

Banks have a long history of redlining: denying loans and services to people in communities of color. The practice persists throughout the country, notwithstanding the federal Community Reinvestment Act of 1977, which requires banks to equitably serve all communities in which they do business, within the bounds of safe and sound banking.

Consider New York, where racial disparities in mortgage lending, foreclosures and branch locations contribute to widening inequality and siphoning of wealth from people and communities of color. For example: There are more than three times as


Trevis Gipson Overview

Position: Defensive Line

Height: 6’-3”

Weight: 261 pounds

School: Tulsa

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Trevis Gipson 2020 NFL Draft Profile

After spending the entirety of his collegiate tenure with the Tulsa Golden Hurricanes, edge defender Trevis Gipson is looking to take the next step in his career during the 2020 NFL Draft. During the 2019 season, the redshirt senior appeared in 627 snaps, recording 28 run stops, eight sacks, five quarterback hits, and 28 hurries.

Gipson initially entered the collegatie ranks as an overlooked two-star recruit out of Texas. Temple was the only Big-12 team to offer a scholarship, and Gipson ended up being well worth the scholarship. Entering the college football world as a 205-pound freshman, Gipson took a redshirt year in 2015 and rode the bench for mostsometimes lose contain.

NFL Comparison: Frostee Rucker

Teams With Need at Position: Arizona Cardinals, Atlanta Falcons, Baltimore Ravens, Buffalo Bills, Cincinnati Bengals, Cleveland Browns, Detroit Lions, Indianapolis Colts, Miami Dolphins, New York Giants, Philadelphia Eagles, Seattle Seahawks, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Washington Redskins

Projection: Late 3rd/early 4th

Bottom Line on Trevis Gipson

Trevis Gipson is a high-upside edge rusher that still has a long way to go before he’s ready to reach his full potential. If he reaches his ceiling, Gipson should be one of the better edge rushers in football during the course of his career. He’s added weight and steadily improved in each of his collegiate seasons, which typically is a good thing for incoming NFL prospects. Additionally, he’s highly athletic, has a wide variety of pass-rushing moves, and flashed the ability


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Effective Monday, October 12, the VCU Campus Connector is going back to its original route down Main Street toward the Monroe Park Campus. As you may recall, the original route was changed due to construction on Main Street. Now that most of the work is complete, the Campus Connector will be more efficient for riders, and the stops will be in more practical locations for students traveling between campuses.
Please note that the route will no longer service the Grace Street corridor, and the stop between 7th and 8th streets on Marshall Street will be removed. New stops have been added near the School of Business and the School of Engineering. To see a comparison of the routes and pickup/drop off locations, please click here.
ServiceThese light lavender blossoms have soft yellow centers and lavishly ruffled yellow edges. Blooms in midseason with a repeat performance in late summer.

Daylilies (properly, Hemerocallis) are the plants every gardener dreams of. They offer glorious flowers in every shade except blue, a long season of bloom (though individual flowers last but a day), and a robust disposition that makes them easy to transplant, easy to maintain, quick to multiply, and resistant to pests. They make a carefree and colorful ground cover.

The size of the plants we ship has been selected to reduce the shock of transplanting. For some, this means a large, bareroot crown. Others cannot travel bareroot or transplant best if grown in containers. We ship these perennials and annuals in 1 pint pots, except as noted.


Manuscript Summary: A composite manuscript from the 11th century, possibly written at the Abbey of St. Gall. The main content of the codex consists of commentaries by Boethius on Cicero's Topica and on the Isagoge by the neoplatonic philosopher Porphyrius († after 300), Porphyrius's Isagoge itself and assorted other texts. Among these are, for example, small pieces by Walahfried Strabo (Regulae metricae; a letter with the incipit Domino meo benedictus salus et vita) and by Marius Victorinus, a 4th century Roman scholar (De generatione divina). (smu)Sep 20, 2017

An Iranian television translator defended himself Wednesday after being widely criticised for soft-balling US President Donald Trump's attacks on Iran in his maiden speech to the UN General Assembly.

Nima Chitsaz, a translator for state broadcaster IRIB, said he had decided in the heat of the moment to spare his Persian-speaking viewers from the verbal attacks by the US president.

"I don't think it would be nice for me to speak on national TV against my own country," he later told IRINN television.

As a result, when Trump accused Iran of being a "depleted rogue state whose chief exports are violence,

bloodshed and chaos", Chitsaz's Persian translation was simply: "Iran speaks of destroying Israel."


the competition will have to improve. "Everyone has to put their A-game face on now," said Wendy Webster, the manager of the Wegmans Food Market coming to Columbia, of the local competition, according to Explore Howard.

Wegmans has 79 stores total, with four in Maryland. Several stores in Maryland are planned: in Columbia in June, Crofton in October and Owings Mills in 2014. The store opened a location in Lanham last year--it's first in Prince George's County.

In 2010, Wegmans received nearly 4,000 requests from people asking for a location to be built in their community,there were two women with her at night; one was sleeping and one was awake. And the sick woman stood up and loosened her hair and she was about to fly and suck the blood of the sleeping woman. And the woman who was awake screamed and woke her friend and they grabbed the sick estrie, and after this she slept. And moreover, if she had been able to grab the other woman, then she, the estrie, would have lived. Since she was not able to hurt the other woman, the estrie died, because she needs to drink the blood of living flesh’ (This story, incidentally, is missing from several editions of the book).”

“The above description presents the "Jewish vampire" as a very tragic figure, one who even


out Brian Bowles at UFC 160.

Kimura this past month in Singapore stopped Jon Delos Reyes with a first-round armbar to get back in the win column after the first loss of his career. He was choked out by Mitch Gagnon at UFC 165 this past September, his first loss after starting his career 10-0, including a rear-naked choke win over Chico Camus in his UFC debut.Magazine B – Issue 74: Bangkok

Magazine B is an ad-less monthly publication that introduces one well-balanced brand unearthed from around the globe in each issue. between its covers, Magazine B not only shares untold stories behind the brand but also its sentiment and culture that any readers interested in brand marketing and management can leaf through with ease.

Located in central Thailand, Bangkok has been the nation’s political, economic, and cultural epicenter since it was designated capital by King Rama I in 1782. Bangkok is a transformative city that has retained its Buddhist-centered royal culture while also embracing the Chinese, Vietnamese, and Malaysian immigrant cultures with extraordinary openness. Long known as the number one tour destination, Bangkok boasts expertise in the hospitality industry cultivated by leading global hotel brands


Treat Anxiety And Depression (John Brownlee)
Earlier this year, Robert Morris, an MIT graduate working on making health care accessible to everyone through technology, told us about his dissertation project: Koko, a kind of social network focused on mental health. Now, the so-called “Facebook for depression” is available to everyone.

The Atlantic:Closing the Depression Treatment Gap in India, on Motorbikes (Thomson Reuters Foundation)
According to a 2011 study by the World Health Organization, India has highest rate of depression in the world, with 36 percent percent of the population reporting a major depressive episode. However, the entire nation only has around 3,500 trained psychiatrists—or, one for every 200,000 to 300,000 people—which has created a large treatment gap. To mitigate the issue, Dr. Vikram Patel co-founded Sangath, an NGO that trains anyoneCruising for sex on Craigslist personal ads resulted in a 15.9 percent increase in HIV infections after the website entered various U.S. markets, according to a recent study by the University of Minnesota published in MIS Quarterly.

The study estimates that the Craigslist effect boiled down to about 6,000 additional HIV cases a year between 1999 and 2008 in the 33 states studied and additional treatment costs of $62 million to $65.3 million.

Jason Chan, an assistant professor of information and decision sciences at the U’s Carlson School of Management, said he got the idea for the study several years ago while working on his doctorate in management information systems at New York University (NYU). Chan’s dissertation focused on the social and health impacts of Internet platforms. In the course


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Francesco DI GIACOMO - La Parte Mancante CD Papersleeve[CD Paperslee]

Five years after the death of FRANCESCO DI GIACOMO "The missing part" comes out, which collects
fourteen songs of rare poetry, original and unpublished. Composed by the singer between 2004 and 2012, with music by Paolo Sentinelli, who had worked with Di Giacomo for ten years (besides having already worked with the Bank of mutual aid for the album "13").
"The missing part" is a deep, romantic, ironic, hard, selfless album, different in the vision of a world "beyond", perhaps not realizable but no less true. A record so pregnant, important, visceral but absolutely considered, comes at a time when the author is no longer there. The only benefit that Francesco Di Giacomo will derive from is that of delivering toActress Ku Hye-sun abruptly quit her latest TV series, "You Are Too Much," which started airing early this month.

With just a few episodes having been broadcast, Ku has been forced to drop out due to ill health.

"Ku is currently hospitalized after developing a severe allergic reaction. She is in need of total rest and long-term care," Ku's agency YG Entertainment said Friday.

Ku was diagnosed with anaphylaxis, a potentially life-threatening condition often triggered by allergens. Its symptoms include difficulty breathing, dizziness, nausea, and collapse.

She was replaced in her role by actress Jang Hee-jin.


response, plaintiff commenced an action in August 1991 to force the sale.
In late summer 1991, the city of Cadillac initiated condemnation proceedings against the property in an effort to facilitate its development and retained defendant ESE to complete a Phase II investigation. As part of the investigation, ESE dug a trench at the location of the suspected underground storage tank. ESE did not find a storage tank, but discovered stained soil that smelled of fuel oil, indicating that a tank had been removed. ESE then installed monitoring wells to capture groundwater for testing. The initial tests revealed no contamination. ESE notified the city of its preliminary findings in an October 14, 1991, report:
A soil sample collected from the former UST location contained detectable levels of semivolatile polynuclear aromaticsuse.
ESE recommended that the city not condemn the property without additional testing to determine the extent of the contamination and the cost of remedying it.
The city subsequently contracted with ESE for further groundwater testing. In early 1992, ESE installed two additional monitoring wells on the property. Testing of samples collected from the wells revealed no contaminants associated with fuel oil. ESE then notified the city in an April 16, 1992, letter that, although the soil at the site of the former storage tank was contaminated, the groundwater was not. ESE reported the following findings and recommendations:
Based on the available data set, it is our position that soils have been impacted by a release at the former UST location. However, based on the available data the release has not


the top of the queue. But Rohit has not played for India since getting injured during last year's New Zealand series, and Dhawan and Rahane have endured patchy form. Gambhir, Dinesh Karthik, Parthiv Patel and Sanju Samson could be some of the names up for discussion should the selectors look outside those three.

One thing that stands against Gambhir is his domestic one-day form: he totalled 166 in five games at 33.20 in this season's Vijay Hazare Trophy for his state team Delhi. To an extent, the disruptions in the Delhi dressing room this season with senior players revolting against coach KP Bhaskar did prove a distraction, but Gambhir said a seasoned player like himself would be expected to rise above such issues and he tried to do asabundance of natural light and completely blurring the typical interior to exterior separations. the straight lines of the building juxtaposes with the distinctive curvilinear roof profile that visualizes from above, a semi-circle cut through.

a sloping curved shed roof dramatically unifies the pavilions around the interior courtyard space

sliding glass pocket doors and clerestory glazing wraps around the living space provides an abundance of natural light

the focus of the new residence is about addressing the conditions of the 21st century – sustainable materials, energy

efficiencies and environmental sensibilities

there is an extensive use of natural wood tones on the vaulted ceiling, flooring and cabinetry

layout consists of three pavilions joined in a U shape where each volume programs directly the outdoor courtyard

decked terraces are provided outside the living room

avocado acres house in los


Compromise in Multilingual Societies: Belgium, Wilfrid Laurier University Press (1 January 1986), .
 Renée C. Fox, In the Belgian Château, Ivan R. Dee, Chicago, page 13, 1994, .
 Jan Velaers and Herman Van Goethem, Leopold III, de Koning, het Land, de Oorlog, Lannoo, Tielt, 1994, .
 Philippe Destatte, L'identité wallonne, Institut Destrée, Charleroi, 1997. .
 Carl Strikwerda, A House Divided: Catholics, Socialists, and Flemish Nationalists in Nineteenth-Century Belgium, Rowman & Littlefield, Laham, Oxford, 1997, p. 109, .
 Astrid Von Busekist,Politique des langues et construction de l'État, Éd. Duculot, Gembloux, 1998. .
 Louis Vos, Nationalism in Belgium, Macmillan Press, London, 1998, , St. Martin's Press, New York, 1998, .
 Alan S. Milward, The European Rescue of the Nation-State, Routledge, London, 2000, p. 41, .
 Paul Delforge (ed.), Encyclopédie du Mouvement wallon,has come in the last decade as well as a glimpse into its future. | Nov. 6, 2015»Read Full Blog Post

After two months of preliminary battles, the Miltown Beatdown wraps up this Saturday at the Miramar Theater (2844 N. Oakland Ave) for the final event of its ninth season. The night’s headliner, nationally-known producer and Milwaukee native, Salva, makes his beatdown debut along with Kid Cut Up, who returns for a special performance at the event he DJ'ed until his recent move to LA. And, of course, the eight remaining producers will battle in a beat-by-beat showdown for the 2014 Miltown Beatdown title.

Those eight producers are ediS-B, DMT, Jazzward, CameOne, Mike Regal, Bennie Densmore, Strehlow and Lex Luther. Each week they brought creativity, originality and most of all


next closest producer Fooki by only four points. Martie McFly and Somethin' Gunny both fought hard, but it was Lex with his classic style that won over the judges and the crowd. | Nov. 3, 2014»Read Full Blog Post

In one of the closest battles in Miltown Beatdown history, CameOne barely edged out his victory over Mike-A-Knight by only 13 points. Plenty of credit goes to the other producers Mil Yeezy and Coby, who were extremely creative and interesting to watch, especially Coby with his live beat play. Although, in the end Came and Mike were the story of the night with the double sudden death ending that ultimately determined the winner. This was the best night of the year by far. | Oct. 24, 2014»Read Full Blog Post

Lastweek, the 2014 Miltown Beatdown entered it's sixth round of preliminary battles and all four producers Elete Trax, KT Killin Em, Auggie and Strehlow came with the mindset that they were going to win. They each had the crowd with them at some point in the night, but it came down to Auggie and Strehlow who broke away from the pack, with Strehlow taking the victory with beats that knocked everyone out. | Oct. 17, 2014»Read Full Blog Post

With the halfway point of the 2014 Miltown Beatdown prelim rounds already passed, the producers seems to be in stride and ready with a stronger approach to getting to the finals. This was on full display last week as B-Side, B4Lasers, Drewcifer and Oh James battled for the fifth spot.


| Oct. 9, 2014»Read Full Blog Post

The third round of the 2014 Miltown Beatdown featured all veterans trying to reach the finals for the first time. Goodwill, AG, Allerian and Mike Regal each found a way to get the crowd on their side throughout the night, but Mike Regal was too much for everyone else. His energy and creativity (along with a few Mortal Kombat samples) gave him the victory allowing him to move on to the finals Nov. 8 at the Miramar Theatre. | Sept. 24, 2014»Read Full Blog Post

The second round of the 2014 Miltown Beatdown featured the rookies TallMFNTone, JJ Jaber and Velle Beats all vying to take out the veterans Jazzward. They each had a sound of their own that got the crowd excited,but in the end Jazzward edged it out with their bass-heavy-sample-based beats. They move on to the finals Nov. 8 at the Miramar Theatre. | Sept. 17, 2014»Read Full Blog Post

The first of eight preliminary rounds of the 2014 Miltown Beatdown kicked off Thursday night to an energized crowd at the Jackalope Lounj. It's been over a year since the 2013 battles finished and trends in music have changed, so the crowd was ready to see what they had in store. | Sept. 10, 2014»Read Full Blog Post

The 2014 Miltown Beatdown begins next Thursday at the Jackalope Lounj (345 N. Broadway), 32 of Milwaukee's best producers battling to see who will be this year's champion. Each week, four out of the 32 total producers will battle in a


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Sorry for the delay, but in the sixth week of the 2013 Miltown Beat Down, the two producers McThree and Lex Luther stood out from the start. Filippo Styles and DJ Grandmaster O brought heat, but the other two were in a league of their own.

McThree and Lex each won all their individual battles until the last one of the night where they battled each other. McThree brought his electro-trap beats and Lex had some banging hip hop styles beats. But in the end, McThree barely came through as the winner. Check out the video for the full recap. | April 24, 2013»Read Full Blog Post

In the fifth week of the 2013 Miltown Beat Down, for the first time ever, a certain producer didn't show upbut luckily Chris V brought his homie KC to take his place. He joined Jazzward, Cope Spoken and Soul Trak as the four producers for the evening.

After the first battle, it was clear that Jazzward and Cope Spoken were the two stand-outs, but Jazz Ward was just too good and consistent throughout the entire evening so they took the crown. I still have to give props to KC for bringing som heat even as a last second substitute. Check out the video for the full recap. | April 9, 2013»Read Full Blog Post

In the fourth week of the 2013 Miltown Beat Down, all four performers came out the blocks with heat. Could it be it was because Pharoahe Monch, Jean Grae and Mr. Len were in the building?


Who knows, but B*tchhouse 20/20, Mike Regal, Bubba and D-Ski were all ready to walk out of the building as champion. In the end, it was Bubba who edged out D-Ski in the final battle to take the crown. Check out the video below for all the details.

Get tickets for the finals with DJ Shadow here and make sure you are at the Jackalope Lounj tomorrow night for round five with producers Jazzward, Soul Track, Cope Spoken and Destro.

In the third week of the 2013 Miltown Beat Down, the first rookie champion emerged. Auggie, the 17-year-old underdog, took the crown with his mixture of old and new styles. MTBD veterans James Jaxin and Madden Miles brought some new stuff, and rookie S.D. caught a few most people bythe finals Friday, May 3rd, with special guest DJ Shadow (get tickets here).

The 2013 Miltown Beatdown kicked off last Wednesday to an energized crowd at the Jackalope. Even though it's only been a few months since Came One took the 2012 title, the crowd was excited to hear what this batch of producers had up their sleeves.

Hitmayng, Mammyth, Oh James and DJ Syquest all came with some dope beats, but Hitmayng was the winner for the evening. He moves on to the finals Friday, May 3rd, with special guest DJ Shadow (get tickets here). Check out the video below for all the details.

The 2013 Miltown Beatdown is finally here and the preliminary rounds will be held on every Wednesday night in March and April. Each week four producers


The former chief executive of the Parramatta Eels rugby league club has been handed a two-year good behaviour bond for his role in the club's salary cap scandal.

Scott Seward, 41, pleaded guilty in May to dishonestly obtaining a financial advantage by deception, and also admitted to publishing false or misleading material to obtain advantage.

In sentencing Mr Seward in the Downing Centre Local Court, Deputy Chief Magistrate Christopher O'Brien acknowledged Mr Seward did not implement the scheme to make off-the-books payments to players and managers, saying it was clear he "inherited a diabolical mess".

He accepted Mr Seward's account the Parramatta Eels board told him to fix the problem of finding the money to make third-party payments or they would find someone who would.

"There was a degree of desperation andcoercion at the time these offences were committed," Mr O'Brien said.

"The offender was, as the CEO of Parramatta Eels, completely out of his depth and plainly unsupported by his board of directors.

"He is entitled to feel significantly let down by his board of directors."

Mr O'Brien praised Mr Seward for coming forward to the NRL and for assisting police with their investigation.

"Taking this step took considerable courage for which he should be commended," he said.

No conviction was recorded.

Outside the court, Mr Seward said: "I'm just glad it's all over and we can all move on.

"It justifies coming forward and doing the right thing."

Seward's lawyer John Sutton said any harsher punishment than a bond would have been "a deterrent to whistleblowers".

He said his client had lost his job and he


and his family had suffered "psychological trauma".

"He is unlikely to be able to recover in an employment sense to the position he was at," Mr Sutton said.

"There's been stunning falls from grace and all because he had the honesty and integrity to put himself forward and tell the truth about the matters that have gone on."

'Conscience got the better of him': lawyer

Mr Seward was chief executive of the Eels between September 2013 and June 2015, during which time the club was accused of systematically cheating the NRL salary cap by way of third-party payments.

An investigation revealed the club had hidden payments and issued inflated invoices from suppliers to raise cash that was then paid to players.

During a sentencing hearing last week, Mr Sutton told the court when hisby Columbia. “And I think the sort of question now is, how do you engage in a more positive way given this opportunity.”

Although ROTC was originally ousted due to anti-military sentiment, opposition in recent years has centered on the DADT policy, which had barred gay men and women from serving openly in the military.

Just days after Congress passed the DADT repeal, the University Senate announced the formation of a task force to review the military’s relationship with Columbia.

The Task Force on Military Engagement hosted three University-wide town halls in February to discuss ROTC. The task force also surveyed students in Columbia College, the School of Engineering and Applied Science, Barnard College, the School of General Studies, and the School of International and Public Affairs, finding 60 percent of


recently observed: "Vice Adm. William H. McRaven, a 1977 UT journalism alumnus, commands the unit that planned and executed the raid that led to the killing of Osama bin Laden...."McRaven took over leadership of the more than 60,000 troops in the Joint Special Operations Command in 2008. McRaven is a highly decorated Navy SEAL who participated in the Naval ROTC program while at UT..."And according to Wheaton College Professor Anni Baker's "Life In The U.S. Armed Forces," book: "In the classroom, ROTC students...study the principals of military operations, tactics, weapons...Students continuing on with ROTC in their final two years of college commit to serve as commissioned officers, usually active duty...Today, officers grapple with a number of complex and demanding tasks. Above all they are commanding units in Iraqand Afghanistan...."So if you don't think the Columbia Administration should help prolong the U.S. government's endless military intervention in Iraq-Afghanistan-Pakistan in 2011 by eventually training U.S. Naval officers for this endless war in "an NROTC extension program on campus" or in "a fully based program," then having a democratic, binding, one-person/one vote official refererendum on this "Bring Back ROTC"" issue--in which all currently Columbia, Barnard, Teachers College, Physicians and Surgeons-affiliated students, employees and faculty members can participate (as well as interested West Harlem and Morningside Heights community residents)--is what might need to be required in the Fall of 2011.

There's an interesting video about the 21st-century military role of the U.S. Navy at the following link that indicates what some of the naval officers the Columbia Administration would be


training in a NROTC program might become in involved in--which might interest some of Columbia and Barnard's disenfranchised anti-war students, anti-war employees and anti-war faculty members. Perhaps it's time for a free "Rock Against ROTC Concert" in Low Plaza during the 2011-2012 academic year?http://www.youtube.com/watch?v...

Don't think there's ever been any objection at Columbia or Barnard to having veterans of the U.S. Navy as classmates by any anti-war students. The moral objection is to Columbia University, institutionally, beginning to serve as a training center for a U.S. Navy that's engaged in the kind of war-related activities that most U.S. anti-war activists oppose. Since, according to The Coalition To Oppose ROTC's blog, only about "5% of Columbia's students" have cast any kind of ballot in 2011 which expressed support for "thefactors to be balanced in such an inquiry include jurisdictional considerations, judicial economy, convenience of the parties and witnesses, document production, and coordination of court orders. Codex, supra at 738-39, and Great Northern, supra at 1193. Prior to weighing these considerations, a review of Judge Pratt's Adams orders is necessary to place the instant action in proper perspective.
In 1970, a group of plaintiffs filed an action in the District of Columbia against the Secretary of HEW and its Civil Rights Office Director alleging that the agency had unlawfully failed to carry out its enforcement responsibilities under Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. It was further contended that, although HEW had determined several states were operating segregated systems of higher education proscribed by Title VI, including


should address. Similarly, enjoining agency action would leave the court an unwieldy task. Primary jurisdiction solves these dilemmas  the administrative scheme is allowed to operate and aid the court while its consideration of broader issues is merely postponed.
[3]  A panel of scholars assembled by the National Academy of Education at HEW's request was apparently unable to agree on the meaning of Brown v. Board of Education or on its implementation in public school desegregation.

"Some thought the Brown decision, as far as it went, has by now been pretty fully implemented in the nation's school districts. Others disagreed. Some thought that federal policy in the wake of Brown has caused racial problems such as inattention to the quality of black schools and white flight from central cities;he realised that no one was checking up on him.

When Patel’s family began struggling financially after his father became too ill to work, he exploited the system, the court heard.

He ordered a large number of electronic and computer items to sell on the internet.

Patel was caught when a parcel arrived that had been tampered with while he was on holiday.

Security staff found that it contained Microsoft computer equipment that would not normally be needed by the bank. An audit trail turned up the other purchases, all done in Patel’s name.

He was suspended from his job and immediately made full admissions to the police. He went on to plead guilty to fraud by false representation.

Patel knew when the security officers worked and he signed for the packages himself, usually


ordering an item a week, Mr Nicholson said.

It was a high culpability offence over a sustained period.

Patel’s barrister, Emma Downing, said it was an unsophisticated fraud. He made no attempt to conceal his identity and the audit trail led straight to him.

Patel was helping out his family after his father developed serious back trouble. His thinking became “distracted and desperate.”

He had acknowledged his actions, meaning that no one else was ever implicated.

Patel was deeply ashamed and genuinely remorseful.

He was a man of previous good character and he had given the bank back his pension money to make recompense.

The probation office said he was at a low risk of reoffending.

“This is the first and last time that Mr Patel will appear for sentence as a defendant,” Miss Downing said.

Judgefrom being evicted and to keep the judicial system running during the lockdown.

The bill passed through the full legislative process at Holyrood in a single day, with fewer MSPs than usual present during the debate in order to maintain social distancing.

The legislation is designed to work alongside the emergency bill passed at Westminster last week, which MSPs gave their consent to and which underpins new police powers to enforce the lockdown.

It introduces new rules in specific devolved areas, focused mainly on housing and justice.

These include:

moves to protect tenants from eviction by increasing notice periods to six months

an overhaul of the justice system, allowing anyone to participate in court hearings by video or audio link

provision for the early release of some prisoners from jails if staff levels fall dangerously


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Wake Forest operates three University-owned residences where students live and study with Wake Forest faculty: Casa Artom in Venice (left), the Flow House in Vienna (middle), and the Worrell House in London (right).

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Kaityln Hudgins ('12):

"Study abroad for me meant an opportunity to participate in a different kind of learning. My experiences in South Africa, Spain, and Mexico involved field-based experiential learning…. I recommend challengingof the most meaningful times of my life. Through travel, unique classes, and five months of pure adventure, the experiences gained through study abroad do not match up to anything else."

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Kelly Miskewicz ('12):

"Spending a semester in Copenhagen, Denmark was an incredible opportunity that allowed me to become a more independent, confident and cultured individual. It was a life-changing experience that has given me a renewed energy and passion for life. I am so grateful that I had the opportunity to immerse myself in a new culture while serving others and making a difference in their lives."

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"Being abroad with Wake Forest in Salamanca, Spain gave me the opportunity to engage in conversation with members of other countries, opened doors to new points of


in place in order to ensure a successful implementation period. One infection control practitioner (ICP) in each hospital was appointed as a contact person. This person became responsible for regulating the planned activities as well as all contact between the hospital and the researcher. Moreover, the participants in the intervention were divided into 12 small groups, each of which included 15 participants. They were given two alternative choices to attain the training course during the week, either in the first 3 days or the second half of the week in order to accommodate different work patterns. By so doing, expected problems such as participants' absence during training and refusal of administrators in the hospitals to conduct the training were overcome. The training course was delivered by three specialized nursesOn 10 December, China's space agency finally broke its silence about the controversial space propulsion technology EmDrive, holding a press conference in Beijing where it confirmed that China has been funding research into propellantless microwave thrusters for the last five years.

Dr Chen Yue, head of the state-owned China Academy of Space Technology (Cast)'s communication satellite division, confirmed that it has been receiving government funds to research the EmDrive for possible engineering applications and, indeed, the agency presented a paper on its research at the 64th International Astronautical Congress in 2013.

During the press conference, Li Feng, the chief designer of Cast's communication satellite division, gave a detailed presentation about where the agency is now with its prototype of the EmDrive, which is currently being tested in orbit.

He also summed


New research from Florida State University scientists has found that urban areas throughout the Florida peninsula are experiencing shorter, increasingly intense wet seasons relative to underdeveloped or rural areas.

The study, published in the Nature Partner Journal Climate and Atmospheric Science, provides new insight into the question of land development’s effect on seasonal climate processes.

Using a system that indexed urban land cover on a scale of one to four — one being least urban and four being most urban — the researchers mapped the relationship between land development and length of wet season.

“What we found is a trend of decreasing wet-season length in Florida’s urban areas compared to its rural areas,” said Vasu Misra, associate professor of Earth, Ocean and Atmospheric Science and lead investigator of the study.

According toThe second International Rock Climbing Festival to be organized by the Iranian Mountain Federation and Iranian Alpine Club, took place in mid October on the magnificent ca 2700m Bisotun.

The southeast face of Bisotun, in western Iran's Zagros Range, is a vast and complex 1,200m high limestone wall, variously reported as up to eight kilometres in width.

Currently there are approximately 60 routes, leaving plenty of space for additions. The rock is outstanding - generally sound, well featured and highly abrasive, the latter almost uncomfortably so.

Several huts are situated on terraces a little above half-height on the face, and routes to the summit are generally considered to require two days.

Many established lines do not climb to the summit but reach logical conclusions part way up the face, from where relatively


easy descents are possible.

The first International Festival at Bisotun took place in 2010 and was well attended. This October around 100 Iranian climbers hosted 52 foreign visitors.

The vast majority of foreign participants were French (there is a long tradition of climbing here by the Groupe de Haute Montagne), but Australia, Denmark, Germany, Italy, Slovenia, Sweden and Switzerland were also represented.

Current economic sanctions, as part of an effort to discourage Iran's nuclear program, have ensured that obtaining a visa is more or less impossible for those holding only UK or USA passports.

However, there was one British participant, Gus Morton, who travelled on his Irish passport and kept very quiet about the fact that he worked for nearly 30 years as a nuclear safeguards inspector.

Foreign participants, often in the companyof local climbers, enjoyed excellent climbing in relaxed company. Most Iranian climbers are middle class and well-educated, and despite a general feeling that current sanctions are unjust, appeared incredibly open and friendly to foreigners.

Several new lines were completed during the meet. Nineteen year old Sebastien Bouin from France and 25 year old Hassan Javadian (a former Iranian climbing champion) put up a five-pitch bolted line with a crux of 5.14b. They hope to finish it at a future date.

Hassan Gerami and Hamid Safaghi, assisted by Amer Ezoji, Hossain Hizomker and French guide Leslie Fucsko, completed the second part of Festival Route. The first part was climbed during the 2010 International Festival. The bolted climb now has 12 pitches up to 5.12c. Maybe they will complete it to the


first route on the Bisotun face was Abarmard, put up in March 1969 by Ebrahim Babai, Kiumars Babazadah, Gholamhossain Vahabzabeh and Bijan Sadeghi. The following summer another was added by Austrian Hari Rost and Iranian Sadegh Karbasi.

As far as is known, the first British ascent of the wall took place in 1976, when Ernst Renner, and Middle East aficionados Mick Shaw and Tony Howard, climbed the Anglo-Swiss pillar (5+ with a little aid).

Their line follows a series of pillars right of a rightward slanting chimney system roughly in the middle of the face. They climbed the route over two days with a bivouac on a large terrace system at approximately half-height, finishing 100m to the right of the summit.

Today, there are fully bolted routes, routes with belays equippedOn the one hand, the A-League's top players skipped the All-Star game either by choice (Alessandro Del Piero), club preference (Shinji Ono, Emile Heskey) or national team call-up (Archie Thompson, Mark Milligan, etc.) and Manchester United crushed the All-Stars 5-1. On the other, 83,000 crammed into the ANZ Stadium, not to mention 20,000 more who paid to watch United train on Friday. What is the balance in making such a game worthwhile in future years or cast aside as a fun experiment that is not realistic for continued use?

Clearly FFA are committed to the concept, having altered standard player contracts beginning with next year's game to require selected players to represent the league. This top-down approach will certainly compel some players to wear the league's blue and yellow


compete with a single club, no matter its preceding reputation. The A-League bills itself as an up-and-coming endeavor that provides a high level of competition and produces players worthy of bigger leagues and clubs around the world. While that may all be true, losing 5-1 is no way to go about showing it.

"It shows how far the A-League has come for us to get these types of sides out here," said Michael Beauchamp after last night's game. Of course, Manchester United came to Australia in 1999, six years before the A-League's inaugural season. That players and coaches would say something similar is completely understandable, but by that logic, Thai, Vietnamese and Malaysian football have reached at least a similar level, regularly hosting Premier League clubs in the offseason.

Beauchampcontinued, "Next year all the boys are going to be fighting harder to be a part of this squad. Matches like these give you the opportunity to play against quality players and you walk away with memories and that is what football is about."

The league made quite a lot of money, fans of Manchester United were rewarded with a live viewing of their favorite club for the first time in 14 years and the players enjoyed themselves, despite the score. On many levels, there is nothing at all wrong with providing all that enjoyment. But is all that what football is about? Making as much money as possible by bringing in a big-name club, even if defeat is almost certain? Advertising the opponent more than the league's own


team and charging AU$15 for training sessions?

There is no denying the business side of football, particularly in emerging markets like Australia. There is too much to be potentially gained by bringing in major European sides in the offseason for a financial windfall. But perhaps more games like Melbourne Victory's Wednesday friendly against Liverpool are the better way to promote and develop the league. It's true that a significant European club is unlikely to travel to Perth or Wellington, so not every club has the same possible benefits. But the reality is, improving the individual member clubs through experience, competition and yes, even spectacle, is more likely to improve the league as a whole than a top-down exhibition like the All-Star game.

In time, perhaps the value of such gamesBeginning in June 1864, William T. Anderson and his band of Confederate guerrillas had raised hell all over central Missouri, burning and killing with abandon. Finally, on Oct. 26, just outside of Albany, Mo., they ran into the 33rd Infantry, Enrolled Missouri Militia.

Disunion follows the Civil War as it unfolded.

Anderson’s men had made short work of state militia units before, and they left a steadily growing trail of dead Union men behind them to prove it. But the 33rd Infantry, under the command of Lt. Col. Samuel P. Cox, was no typical state militia, but a group of troopers specifically trained to track down and eliminate the guerrilla captain known as “Bloody Bill.”

The fighting pitted Anderson’s 80 or so battle-hardened men against Cox’s 350 soldiers. The engagement began


on horseback but soon spilled into the streets of Albany, as a sizable portion of the 33rd dismounted and took cover in the town. Anderson, undeterred by a fortified Union position, led a determined charge against the dismounted militiamen. The assault failed, and the guerrillas broke away to regroup.

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Then, inexplicably, Anderson, with just one other man in tow, dashed recklessly through the federal line. Two shots rang out; a pair of minié balls burrowed deep into Anderson’s brain. The most dangerous man in Missouri was lifeless by the time he hit the ground.

This wasn’t the first time Union authorities had believed Anderson dead. A month before, on Sept. 30, 1864, First Lt. Thomas Wright of the Fifth Missouri State Cavalry filed a triumphant report claiming to have killedthe streets by a parade of Union soldiers and sympathetic onlookers. As the celebratory cavalcade wound down, Anderson’s corpse was then photographed, with the image later featured on postcards and other souvenir knickknacks.

When it was finally time to inter Anderson, federal soldiers first removed the rest of his jewelry — cutting off one of his fingers in the process — and then hastily buried the body in a nearby field. Nothing resembling a proper funeral took place until 1908 when a guerrilla-turned-outlaw, Cole Younger, fresh out of prison in Northfield, Minn., organized a belated service for his old commander.

The martial circumstances and public excitement that surrounded Anderson’s demise raise a few obvious questions. Why did the Union brass assemble a special squadron to hunt down a single guerrilla?


frustrated, broke away and took charge of their own splinter companies.

When Bill Anderson returned from Texas in 1864, he rode at the head of his own band of guerrillas. Over the next several months, they tore their own path through the state, plundering the tiny village of Centralia, murdering 25 unarmed Union soldiers returning home on furlough and killing another 125 during an engagement with the 39th Missouri Infantry – all on the same day. Before leaving the site of the day’s second massacre, Anderson and his comrades allegedly collected scalps to commemorate their victory.

In the annals of guerrilla history, it is Quantrill, Anderson’s former superior and chief rival, who gets the lion’s share of attention, both scholarly and popular. Given Quantrill’s track record as a guerrilla commanderfrom 1861 to 1863, this is not particularly surprising. The Lawrence Massacre was an unprecedented event in the history of American warfare, and Quantrill is typically credited as its mastermind. After the war John Newman Edwards, a firebrand Democratic pundit, wrote “Noted Guerrillas, or, The Warfare of the Border,” which is largely responsible for establishing Quantrill as the greatest Confederate guerrilla leader. Quantrill, Edwards wrote, was “unlike them all, just as he was greater than them all.”

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Anderson, on the other hand, is often portrayed as a reckless, if not bloodthirsty or psychopathic, enigma. He is well known in the Border


West — but more as an oddity of nature than an effective insurgent leader. Nonetheless while Quantrill’s star may have risen after the war, by fall 1864, after Quantrill’s band had splintered and after the ghastly bloodletting at Centralia, it was Anderson whom Missouri Unionists viewed as the most dangerous guerrilla threat in their state.

This is not to say that William Quantrill isn’t the best-known or most emblematic figure of the wider guerrilla war. But beyond that shroud of hindsight and symbolism, as the violence unfolded on a daily basis, he was hardly alone. Indeed, the memory of Quantrill as the “leading” guerrilla obscures the variety and number of guerrilla threats to the region.

A more nuanced understanding of guerrilla warfare as a dynamic, evolving system — one inFollowers

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the end of October we invited a few friends around for a light spot of
Halloween cheer. We even had a theme - worst nightmares in food and
dress.
Unfortunately for us, my "agoraphobia" costume suffered a fatal
structural failure half an hour before the party started (the damned
pigeon fell off my head), and on a warm October night, Mr
"Arachnophobia" Tabubil flatly refused to wear 6 inches of fiberfill around his chest.
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Gospel: When the Son of Man comes in his glory, and all the angels with him, then he will sit on the throne of his glory. All the nations will be gathered before him, and he will separate people one from another as a shepherd separates the sheep from the goats, and he will put the sheep at his right hand and the goats at the left. Then the king will say to those at his right hand, “Come, you that are blessed by my Father, inherit the kingdom prepared for you from the foundation of the world; for I was hungry and you gave me food, I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink, I was a stranger and you welcomed me, I was nakedinserted in his place and made his World Cup debut in the team's opening group stage match against Uruguay. The match ended 0–0 with Diaby playing the entire match. He was credited by Scottish newspaper The Scotsman as being the team's best performer in the goalless draw. Diaby featured as a starter in both of France's remaining group stage matches against Mexico and South Africa. France lost both matches as the competition ultimately ended in disastrous competitively and personally due to the players going on strike in response to its disagreement over the expulsion of striker Nicolas Anelka from the team. As a result of the players' mutiny, Diaby, along with the 22 other members of the team, were suspended for the team's friendly match against Norway.

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Erected in 1784, this, one of the great Georgian houses of America, was the the residence of John Langdon (1741-18190, a leading figure in New Hampshire merchantile, military and political affairs for more than 40 years. Langdon served as a delegate to the Constitutional Convention in 1787 and as the first President pro tem of the United States Senate. His house was built by local craftsmen who derived details from architectural guidebooks by British author Abraham Stone. -- National Historic Landmark statement of significance, December 2, 1974

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Positioned across the street from the New Orleans Convention Center, Hampton Inn & Suites offers upscale Louisiana accommodations in an ideal setting.

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court did not stay the forfeiture, Ayars forfeited his position as a Senior Correction Officer. The Board agreed and affirmed the removal of Ayars. Ayars appealed, contending that subjecting him to a second prosecution and additional punishment for the same offense after conviction violated the Double Jeopardy Clause and the prohibition against bills of attainder. We disagree and affirm the action of the Board.
The Double Jeopardy Clause of the Constitution reads: "[N]or shall any person be subject for the same offense to be twice put in jeopardy of life or limb...." U.S. Const. amend. V. The United States Supreme Court has held many times that "the Double Jeopardy Clause protects against three distinct abuses: a second prosecution for the same offense after acquittal; a second prosecution for theFew football managers get to enjoy the feeling of winning just one trophy, let alone multiple titles, during their careers.

However even the success of the likes of Pep Guardiola and Sir Alex Ferguson looks puny compared to the trophy haul of Football Manager fan Michał Leniec who now has the record for the Longest single game of Football Manager and a place in Guinness World Records: Gamer's Edition 2019.

Playing his beloved 2016 edition of the game since it was released in November 2015, the Lech Poznań fan from Poland has played for 221 in-game years - and his character is now at the age of 258.

In reality Michał is 38 years old and a Lech Poznan season ticket-holder with his Football Manager alter ego amassing an incredible 680


trophies, including:

Polish Ekstraklasa (top division of Polish football) – 207

Polish Cup – 161

Polish Super Cup – 184

Champions League – 45

European Super Cup – 34

World Club Championship – 42

FIFA World Cup – 1 (with Holland)

UEFA European Championship – 2 (with Holland)

FIFA Confederations Cup – 1 (with Holland)

UEFA Nations League – 2 (1 with Spain and 1 with England)

Africa Cup of Nations – 1 (with Ghana)

Throughout the game Michał has managed his beloved Lech Poznan - where he had a photoshoot to celebrate his success - but has also taken 35 different international roles, always held simultaneously to his domestic career.

He has played 14,381 matches, winning 10,997 of them and losing just 1,720 – a win percentage of 76.

"I had my best results with, of course, Lech Poznan and Holland.With the Oranje [Dutch national team] I become a world champion, European champion two times and also got the Confederations Cup. So I won almost all with them, the same as with Lech. But not all national teams were so pleased to have me as their manager. I was sacked almost immediately from the Polish national team. But this was at the very beginning of my career."

It's safe to say he's bounced back since that setback.

"I treat this as a prize for my family, I always had Football Manager running in the background so it was a challenge for my family too."

But despite his incredible success, Michał says his biggest achievement doesn't involve silverware.

"My goal is to train young players and introduce them to first team, almost the


same as the real Lech Poznan," he said.

"Definitely [my biggest moment was] when my pupils - current or ex-players, but all from Lech Poznan Academy - were the starting eleven of (World) Team of the Year. It's a pretty big achievement!"

As of Saturday 2 December, Michał was competing in the 2237-2238 season.

You can find plenty more football and sport videogame records in Guinness World Records: Gamer's Edition 2019.

Michał's achievement shows how far the record has come in just over a year.

Up until 2016, UK football fan Darren Bland held the record with 154 seasons in charge of Italian Serie A side, Fiorentina, before his record was broken by Oxford United fan Seb Keenan who had played a total of 170 in-game years as of 6 September 2017, managingClaudine Gay will become the next Edgerley Family Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS), Harvard President Larry Bacow announced today.

A member of the Harvard faculty since 2006 and the FAS dean of social science since 2015, Gay is the Wilbur A. Cowett Professor of Government and of African and African American Studies and is the founding chair of Harvard’s Inequality in America Initiative. She will assume her new duties on Aug. 15, succeeding Michael D. Smith, who will step down after 11 years in the post.

“Claudine Gay is an eminent political scientist, an admired teacher and mentor, and an experienced leader with a talent for collaboration and a passion for academic excellence,” Bacow said in announcing the appointment. “She is a scholar of uncommon creativity


good. I look forward to working together to advance our shared mission, one never more important than it is now.”

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Gay’s research and teaching focus on American political behavior, public opinion, and minority politics, with a particular interest in understanding the political choices of ordinary people and how those choices are shaped by their social, political, and economic environments. Her scholarship has addressed such issues as the relationship of citizens’ trust in government to the racial identity of their elected representatives, the ways neighborhood conditions influence racial and political attitudes, the roots of competition and cooperation between minority groups, and the consequences of housing-mobility programs for political participation among the poor.

As dean of social science, shehas served on the FAS’ Committee on Appointments and Promotions as well as its Academic Planning Group. A Radcliffe fellow in 2013‒14, she was the government department’s director of graduate studies from 2010‒2015 and is a past member of the FAS Committee on General Education. In addition to leading the multidisciplinary Inequality in America Initiative, launched in 2017, she has served on the steering committee of Harvard’s Institute for Quantitative Social Science and the executive committee of Harvard’s Center for American Political Studies. Her courses have focused on such topics as racial and ethnic politics in the U.S., black politics in the post-Civil Rights era, American political behavior, and democratic citizenship.

“As dean of social science, Claudine has demonstrated superb judgment, wide-ranging intellectual curiosity, and a leadership style that


combines strength, aspiration, and compassion,” said Provost Alan Garber. “She is committed to nurturing a vibrant academic environment that brings out the best in our faculty, students, and staff. She truly personifies the values of the Harvard community.”

The daughter of Haitian immigrants to the U.S. — her father was a civil engineer, her mother a registered nurse — Gay spent much of her childhood first in New York and then in Saudi Arabia, where her father worked for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. She received her B.A. in 1992 from Stanford University, where she majored in economics and received the Anna Laura Myers Prize for best undergraduate thesis in economics. She received her Ph.D. in government in 1998 from Harvard and won the Toppan Prize for thebest dissertation in political science.

Early in her career, Gay served in the Stanford Department of Political Science as an assistant professor (2000‒05) and then a tenured associate professor (2005‒06). In the latter role, she was the department’s director of undergraduate studies and chair of its undergraduate curriculum committee. She was an invited fellow at the Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences in 2003‒04.

Widely recognized as one of the nation’s most incisive and imaginative scholars of American political behavior, she was recruited to Harvard as professor of government in 2006. She was additionally appointed as professor of African and African American Studies in 2007 and was named the Wilbur A. Cowett Professor in 2015, when Smith also appointed her as dean of social science.

“Claudine is a thoughtful


academic leader who listens generously, delights in the intellectual diversity and energy of our community, and is driven by a deep commitment to our mission of teaching and research excellence and to this institution,” said Smith. “She is an inspired choice, and the Faculty of Arts and Sciences is exceedingly fortunate to have her in this role.”

Active in service to the profession, Gay sits on the boards of both the American Academy of Political and Social Science and Phillips Exeter Academy, while serving as treasurer of the Midwest Political Science Association. In addition, she serves on the fellowship selection committee for the Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences, the research advisory council of the American Political Science Association, the APSA presidential task force on women’s advancementChrist, I would probably be dead today. He has taken the broken pieces of my life and has made them into a
beautiful thing, and He can do the same thing for you. theeconomiccollapseblog.com...

Comments about Michael Snyder: I'm pretty sure it's the same guy

Michael T. Snyder is a fundamentalist Christian crank who has started numerous blogs as a testament to his raging insane belief that the world is
about to end. He started with The Economic Collapse Blog in 2007, with constant articles stating how the world is going to hell every single day since
the meltdown started in 2007. It seems as though Snyder blames the government for every ill in the world, because without it everything would be
great. rationalwiki.org...

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jobs out of Mexico and other Central American countries leaving only
illegal ones. The cartels took over, run the countries now and are slowly moving north. We really need to STOP having conversations about illegal
immigration while not talking about the cartels and the war on drugs. Here some reading material.

The cartels control the governments, judges, police forces, and even some prisons and some of the military through a combination of bribery,
threats, and outright force.

As a consequence of this control drug gangs and cartels can operate in the open or they can operate deep within the jungle beyond the reach of the
law. In turn, the drug cartels can act above the law and as a result they have created a culture of violence, building on the civil wars of previous
decades.

Thecountries in the northern Central American region, Guatemala, Honduras, and El Salvador, have the highest murder rate of any region in the world.
The region’s murder rate is 7.5 times the murder rate of the North American region.

Globally, the top murder rate in any given year since the 1990s has been Honduras or El Salvador. In 2012, nearly 1 out of every 1,000 citizens in
Honduras was murdered. In addition to murder, there are high rates of other types of violence, crime, and intimidation. A very large percentage of
the entire Salvadoran-born population has migrated, mostly to the United States.

In addition to violence, the war on drugs has been a disruptive force for the Central American economies. After reading about the region, is anyone
likely to make travel plans to go there,


Employers' and employees' views on responsibilities for career management in nursing: a cross-sectional survey.
To examine nurse employees' and employers' views about responsibilities for managing nurses' careers. Career management policies are associated with cost savings, in terms of workforce recruitment and retention and an increase in job and career satisfaction. In nursing, responsibility for career management remains relatively unexplored. A multicenter, cross-sectional questionnaire survey. Data were collected from 871 nurse employees and employers in the British National Health Service. The study was conducted in 2008, a period when policy reforms aimed at modernizing the healthcare workforce in England. In the current discussions in Europe and the USA about the future of nursing, these data reveal insights not previously reported. Exploratory analyses were undertaken using descriptive and inferential statistics. Theto these purchasers or owners, but
rather would only be provided in conjunction with the sale of the product or system. The
law also provides that the premium for the group policy, including certificates
thereunder, shall be paid by the group policyholder from funds contributed wholly by the
group policyholder.

As is the case with other kinds of group
insurance, the law envisioned that the group policyholder, its employee, or some other
person acting on behalf of the group policyholder would engage in the ministerial task of
supplying a certificate on behalf of the insurer to the group member.

Accordingly, the mere delivery by a
company, its employee, or any other person acting on behalf of the company, of a
certificate to a group member under the circumstances described would not constitute
acting as an insurance agent or broker within


with his wife for her birthday, but later he figures he will he done by then because he his boss invited for a drink? Or Jerry realizes that he will be done after he has a drink with his boss that he will be done by the beginning of the dinner with his wife?

A:

"Later" should be understood in reference to "after the 4 PM bell". The boss has invited him to have a drink at a specific time; Jerry's dinner date with his wife occurs long enough after that point that he believes the drink with his boss will be over in time for him to make the date.
It might be clearer if we substitute a more specific time in place of "a bit later":

He had a dinnerdesignated dates by which a settlement conference would be held and a pretrial order would be filed.
Scheeler served McKenzie with interrogatories and requests for production of documents on April 17, 1995, which included requests for medical records regarding any injury or medical condition McKenzie suffered from prior to the December 9, 1992, accident; records of medical expenses incurred by McKenzie as a result of the accident; copies of all documentary evidence McKenzie expected to offer at trial; copies of McKenzie's income tax returns for a ten-year period; and copies of prescriptions and prescription receipts for any drugs McKenzie purchased or used during the year prior to the accident. McKenzie did not respond until November 13, 1995. In addition to his failure to serve the discovery responses within the


to agree to an extensions of the time frames set out in the scheduling order and requested that, in the event the court extended those time frames, specific deadlines be set which would result in dismissal of the complaint if not met by McKenzie.
In light of the status reports, the District Court set a hearing for June 26, 1996, regarding the parties' scheduling and discovery disagreements. At the hearing, McKenzie's counsel admitted that McKenzie's discovery responses had been both late and inadequate, but asserted that he was experiencing some *1171 difficulties in obtaining the information required because of McKenzie's Canadian residency. The District Court granted McKenzie until August 15, 1996, to provide the information Scheeler requested and stated that, if McKenzie failed to provide the necessary information by1996, deadline. Thereafter, Scheeler filed a timely "Notice of Insufficiency and Objection to Plaintiff's Tender of Discovery" stating that McKenzie still had not produced the complete medical records and income tax returns requested. The notice also summarized McKenzie's continued failure to provide full expert witness disclosure statements, a lay witness list, an exhibit list, a proposed pretrial order and a suggested settlement master, as required by the original scheduling order. Scheeler pointed out that McKenzie had not offered any explanation for failing to comply with either the discovery requests or the court's orders, and requested that the court dismiss the complaint.
Neither McKenzie nor his counsel appeared at the September 4, 1996, hearing as ordered by the District Court. Scheeler's counsel appeared and reiterated his objections to McKenzie's failure


to comply with the original scheduling order and the court's June 26, 1996, order. The District Court entered a Note of Ruling in which it dismissed McKenzie's complaint, but specifically allowed 10 days within which McKenzie could move to set aside the dismissal order on a showing of good cause for his failure to respond or appear; alternatively, the court scheduled a hearing for September 13, 1996, at which, if he appeared with all the requested discovery documents, McKenzie could move to set aside the dismissal.
McKenzie's counsel appeared at the hearing on September 13, 1996, and apologized for his absence from the prior hearing, stating that he had misread the notice scheduling the September 4, 1996, hearing; McKenzie did not appear. McKenzie's counsel then moved the District Courtwith witness and exhibit lists and expert witness disclosure statements constituted a continuing violation of the court's original scheduling order.
Moreover, at the time the District Court granted McKenzie's request for an extension of the discovery deadline, the other deadlines set in the original scheduling order had passed. Thus, McKenzie already had failed to comply with those deadlines. The court's extension of the time in which McKenzie was to respond to the discovery requests had no bearing on the fact that McKenzie had already failed to provide Scheeler with a witness list, an exhibit list and expert witness disclosure statements by the originally set deadlines, and apparently made no effort to comply even after the June 26, 1996, order extending oneand only onedeadline.
Additionally, the District Court's June 26, 1996,


production consisted of two letters from doctors, a credit card charge slip and incomplete tax records covering a period of four years. The additional documents produced by McKenzie on June 4, 1996, apparently consisted of two letters and several forms relating to McKenzie's employment history with two trucking companies, a letter signed by Mrs. Donna McKenzie stating that McKenzie was disabled and in bed between June and November of some unspecified year, and a computer printout from a physical therapy clinic listing the dates on which McKenzie visited the clinic. Finally, McKenzie apparently produced tax returns for a portion of the time period requested, two medical reports and a computer printout of visits to a physician during June and July of 1993.
Considering the limited documents of record andevery reason to smile.

Why shouldn't he? The Red Birds received 314 yards passing from Carson Palmer, two touchdown catches from Larry Fitzgerald and a 22-yard interception return for a touchdown by linebacker Karlos Dansby, among other highlights. Fitzgerald also became the fastest player to 11,000 receiving yards in NFL history. Rashard Mendenhall and Andre Ellington combined for 104 yards on the ground.

The Cards dominated the game in every sense of the word and limited Colts QB Andrew Luck to just 163 yards passing. Arizona led 27-6 at halftime and never looked back.

“Basically after watching the film, it was a daggone good outing by everyone, especially defensively,” Arians told espn.com. "Overall, I was very pleased with the performance."

The Cardinals are now tied with the San Francisco 49ers for second


[Liver regeneration after its mechanical injury in rats receiving biologically active substances "Trepel" and "Suvar"].
The effect of biologically active substances (BAS) "Trepel" and "Suvar" on liver regeneration 1-30 days after its mechanical injury was studied using histological and morphometric methods in 110 rat pups aged 18 days. The control group comprised 90 animals that received no treatment following liver injury. It was shown that both BAS studied inhibited the inflammatory reaction around the injury focus, suppressed collagenogenesis and activated hepatocyte proliferation.This resulted in the significant substitution of the damaged area by the hepatocytes, that was absent in the control animals. In animals treated with BAS, the numbers of binucleated and mitotically dividing hepatocytes was increased, while the amount of hepatocytes with dystrophic changes was reduced. Authors associate thesearch. My ideas have changed since the first draft and I hope the finished product will serve its intended audiences. I intend in the very near future to make this publication available as an ebook for all readable ebook devices.

About Me

Meredith Grant is an emerging Regional Victorian writer. She has been shortlisted for the Trudy Graham-Julie Lewis Lit. Awards for Prose, runner-up for the FAW Qld. Soapbox Article competition and most recently been awarded runner-up in the Writers Victoria Regional Members Writing Competition. She has also contributed to on-line Journals and had articles and personal memoirs published on-line. She studied Professional Writing and Editing at Ballarat University and has a strong focus on writing non-fiction.

Her focus is to become a freelance writer where her contributions will cover her


OUCH! Free Content gets hurt by enabled Ad Blockers

Canada is one of just a handful of countries where Internet attacks against enterprises originate from, according to a new security report.

Alexandria, Va.-based Riptech Inc., a security services company, recently released results of the second stage of its Internet Security Threat Report. The study tracked data from the firewalls and intrusion detection systems of more than 400 companies in more than 30 countries during the first six months of this year.

Just 10 nations – including Canada, the U.S., France, Germany, Japan, South Korea, China, Taiwan, Great Britain and Italy – were the source of 80 per cent of the attacks, according to the report. The percentage of attacks from this group of countries grew by 10 per cent over theprevious six-month period. Over that period Canada ranked sixth, accounting for three per cent of the overall attacks. The U.S. ranked first, accounting for 40 per cent of the overall attacks.

The companies that were monitored averaged 32 attacks per week in that period, up from 25 during the previous six months. Public enterprise, along with power and electrical companies, were the prime targets for attacks.

“It would be my expectation that Canadian companies had similar experiences as those in the U.S.,” said Elad Yoran, co-author of the report and executive vice-president of Riptech Inc.

“Virtually all statistics indicate that the Internet remains intense, pervasive and potentially severe,” the study stated.

The report tried to stay away from motivation for the attacks, because it would require some speculation, and couldn’t be backed


'Terms of Endearment' home hits the market You're in luck if you want a mansion that has seen a little movie magic.

Photo: Houston Association Of Realtors Photo: Houston Association Of Realtors Image 1 of / 48 Caption Close 'Terms of Endearment' home hits the market 1 / 48 Back to Gallery

Perfectly positioned between the Montrose area and Midtown, the stately Waldo Mansion has a great location to go along with its Hollywood history.

The property was the cinematic home to Jack Nicholson's playboy character in the Oscar-winning classic 'Terms of Endearment,' co-starring Shirley MacLaine. Nicholson's character swam in The Waldo Mansion's backyard pool in the film, and several scenes were shot in the home's former kitchen and master bedroom.

Aside from the estate's claim to fame, the property has plentya plurality of cavities and mounted on a certain position where the cool air of the refrigerator can be supplied; an ejector 104 mounted on an upper side of the ice making vessel 102 to be rotatable for separating the ices on the ice making vessel 102 and moving the ices to a storage vessel (not shown); a heater 106 installed on a lower side of the ice making vessel 102 for heating the ice making vessel in order to separate the ices frozen on the ice making vessel 102 easily; and a adjusting dial 108 installed on one side of the ice making vessel 102 for adjusting amount of water supplied to the ice making vessel 102.
In addition, a detecting lever 110 installed on one side of


the ice making vessel 102 for turning off the operation of ice maker when the storage vessel is full of ices, a water supply tube 112 for supplying water into the ice making vessel 102, and a water supply valve 114 installed on one side of the water supply tube 112 for supplying or blocking the water into the ice making vessel by opening/closing the water supply tube 112.
Operations of the ice maker for refrigerator according to the conventional art will be described as follows.
When the water filled in the respective cavities of the ice making vessel 102 is frozen by the cool air supplied from the cooling system, the heater 106 is operated to heat the ice making vessel so that the ices on the ice makingvessel 102 can be separated easily. After that, the ejector 104 is operated to move the ices frozen in the ice making vessel 102 to the storage vessel.
And than, when the water supply valve 114 is opened, the water is supplied to the ice making vessel 102 through the water supply tube 112. At that time, when a user selects desired ice size by rotating the adjusting dial 108, the opening time of the water supply valve 114 is adjusted to adjust the amount of water supplied to the ice making vessel 102, and thereby adjusting the ice size.
However, in the ice maker according to the conventional art constructed and operated as above, since the user adjusts the water supply amount by rotating the adjusting dial 108, it


the selected ice size; a fourth step for supplying water to the ice making vessel and deciding whether or not the set time is reached, when the supplying time is set in the third step; and a fifth step for stopping water supply and starting freezing operation when the water supplying time reaches to the set time in the fourth step.
In the first step, the size of ice is gradually increased as the user pushes the push button.
In the second step, a plurality of display devices are lighted gradually as the size of ice is increased so that the user can identify the size of ice visually.
In the fourth step, when the set time is reached by counting the time from the time point when the water supplyThe prospect of Donald Trump making a state visit to Britain in June is stomach-churning. The corruption investigation led by special counsel Robert Mueller, whose damning report was published last week, provided ample evidence of what we already know: Trump is unfit to hold the office of president of the United States. By his words and actions over two wretched, destructive years in power, he has proved beyond doubt he is no friend of Britain.

The proposal that the British state should extend to this unworthy man its highest honours, including an address to parliament, and a banquet and carriage ride down the Mall with the Queen, is misjudged. It will do nothing to revive the “special relationship”, already torn apart by Trump’s reactionary policies on climate change, migration,


clear that, but for that rule on prosecutions and the refusal of top aides to carry out his illegal orders, Trump would already be in the dock. By identifying 11 instances of possible obstruction of justice, Mueller has effectively laid out a road map, and grounds for future indictments, that Congress – Democrats and Republicans – has a duty to pursue.

What has been alleged, and to some degree proved, is not, as Trump’s defenders claim, the product of partisan attempts to destroy him. It concerns grave wrongdoing at the heart of the presidency. It amounts to the biggest crisis in US governance since Watergate. At stake is Americans’ trust in their democracy and the effectiveness of their vaunted constitutional doctrines. Also in the balance is America’s standing inof the most dangerous neighborhoods Indianapolis, but he always kept Isriel the closest. The two were always together.

His oldest brother died in February at age 25 from cirrhosis of the liver while visiting McNeil at Louisville. The second oldest is in prison, communication coming only as often as the judicial system allows.

McNeil’s mother moved away early in his high school career, but McNeil decided to stay in Indianapolis, having found comfort at Decatur Central High School. Isriel stayed, too.

Finding permanent housing was more difficult than anticipated, so for most of high school McNeil and his brother bounced between houses of friends, teachers and coaches. McNeil was sparse with his family’s details, even to those taking them in.

They were homeless.

“I can’t even tell you,” McNeil said when asked how


Recent months have seen a handful of hawks in Washington trying every means to discredit China and stoke confrontation between the world's two largest economies.

For them, China's rapid growth in the past four decades is hard to take given their deep-rooted conception that the United States will always maintain its global supremacy in all fronts.

Viewing China's growth as a threat to the U.S. global dominance, they have hurled out various remarks largely detached from reality regarding Beijing's domestic policy and global role. Yet for many in and outside the United States, such full-court press on China is neither righteous nor achievable.

Singaporean Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said it is neither possible nor wise for countries to prevent China from growing and strengthening, and former U.S. Assistant Secretary ofDefense Chas Freeman also urged Washington to "yield gracefully" to China's inclusion in regional and global governance, rather than attempting to shut China out.

The United States must accept that good capabilities to do research and make development "can also be found in the East," said Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad.

China's transformation over recent decades is born of the hard work of its people. And its ever-deepening reform and opening up and its increasingly active participation in global affairs also contributed to global peace and prosperity.

As global politics evolves, isolationism has become a thing of the past and multilateralism is the widely-embraced trend.

Failing to grasp that global progress now largely hinges on cooperation between all players, some U.S. hawks even attempted to solicit partners against China, but their plans


after September 1, 1997, are confidential.
Lieberman then submitted a letter to the attorney general=s office,
requesting review of the City=s decision to withhold the information.
Lieberman explained that Quient Wolford was not a juvenile at the time of the
incident for which Lieberman was requesting information, and that Michael
Torres was certified to stand trial as an adult.  The letter argued that, if
there was a concern, the City could easily redact references to Torres in the
information requested.  The attorney general=s office responded
that it could not resolve disputes of fact in the open-records process, and,
therefore, must rely on the representations of the City when it requested a
ruling.  The letter concluded that the City could withhold the information in
reliance on the two prior rulings by the attorney general=s office.

On August 10, 2006,Unstoppable Azarenka downs Sharapova

Victoria Azarenka was far too good for Maria Sharapova as she maintained her perfect start to the year with victory in Indian Wells.

The Belarusian had already claimed the Apia International, the Australian Open and the Qatar Total Open before taking the BNP Paribas Open and she justified her billing as the world number one with another superb display to hammer her Russian opponent on Sunday.

The Monte Carlo resident managed to break serve six times and was never really challenged in running out a 6-2 6-3 winner in California.

She has now won 23 consecutive matches in 2012 but still has some way to go to match the record held by Martina Hingis, who won 37 straight matches back in 1997.

But it would be a brave man


in the
world of IT. Blade server enclosures have taken over the market, thanks in no
small part to improved performance and decreased costs. According to a
whitepaper from Hewlett-Packard, blade servers are cheaper to buy overall
because their component density [...]

Why Are So Many Big Tech Companies Using
Mineral Oil to Cool Their Servers?According to a new report from Data Center
Knowledge, the country's least popular government agency is utilizing a little
known cooling method to keep its server rack enclosures cool. The National
Security Agency houses a robust setup of rack enclosures, the same rack
enclosures that power its [...]

According to a new report from The
Wall Street Journal, Hewlett-Packard has announced a new wave of
computer rack cabinets for modern businesses in need of more powerful computing
solutions. HP's ProLiant Gen9 server rack series is designed witha word to describe a new category I see: Service as a Service.

FinancialForce held its first big time user conference in Las Vegas last week, headlined by new CEO Tod Nielsen. The company seems to be telling us that it is adjusting course in an effort to create a new category aligned with enterprise resource planning, but very much for this century. The key concept is services, which must be explained.

There recently has been an erosion in penetration of pay-TV subscriptions in the United States. They have fallen from a high of 86 percent in 2014 to 83 percent in early 2017, based on Parks Associates recent consumer research. Despite signs in late 2015 and early 2016 that the U.S. cable TV industry finally had reversed years of


Tikhaya Bay

Tikhaya Bay (, translated as "Quiet Bay") may refer to one of the following places.

A bay on Hooker Island, Franz Josef Land, Russia.
A bay and microdistrict in Vladivostok, Russia.insisted she would only wear a baggy uniform shirt and that her skirt length should be way below her knees, practically down to the middle of her calves (which saved me a few dollars in alterations, on the plus side.)

Unlike almost every other girl at her school, she refused to have her skirt shortened and refused to roll up the waist band to make her skirt look shorter, as almost all the girls do at her 1000-student private school. In her very conservative school uniform, my daughter looked like a pioneer who should be churning butter and making a quilt—that’s how adverse she was to showing any skin.

But then a funny thing happened. The other week, she came down to breakfast dressed in, what I thought, was an


In the
United States Court of Appeals
For the Seventh Circuit

No. 00-2978

Cedric R. Johnson,

Plaintiff-Appellant,

v.

Jon E. Litscher, Secretary of the Wisconsin
Department of Corrections, in his official capacity,
and DONALD G. BANEY, JOANNE BARTON, THOMAS
BORGEN, KEVIN CANNON, JASON MacPHETRIDGE,
CLYDE MAXWELL, ERIN RICHARDS and JESS ROONEY
in their personal capacities,

Defendants-Appellees.

Appeal from the United States District Court
for the Western District of Wisconsin.
No. 00 C-0401 C--Barbara B. Crabb, Chief Judge.

Argued January 11, 2001--Decided August 15, 2001

  Before Flaum, Chief Judge, and Cudahy and
Posner, Circuit Judges.

  Cudahy, Circuit Judge. Cedric R. Johnson
appeals the dismissal of his 42 U.S.C.
sec. 1983 complaint against members of
the Wisconsin Department of Corrections
(DOC). The district court concluded that
Johnson had not exhausted his
administrative remedies pursuant to 42
U.S.C. sec. 1997e(a) and dismissed the
complaint without prejudice. We affirm.

  Johnson, an inmate in the Wisconsin
prisonenabling people of all abilities and ages to have a better time on their bike.
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The Leopard Trek team's new Bontrager Oracle helmets aren't set for public release until the summer but we managed to rack up a couple of hundred kilometers on an early production sample during the team training camp in Palma de Mallorca. While the weight sits at the heavier end of the spectrum, Bontrager have gotten the rest pretty much spot-on, with excellent ventilation, a tidy profile and keen aesthetics, excellent overall comfort, and a new retention system that's easy to adjust and virtually invisible on your head – all at a retail


medic lady inside the remains of a house surrounded by several injured people. She'll offer you the quest FLORAL DELIVERY, a simple collection quest that just involves you grabbing 5 Sunbright that can be found right outside the town gates near the massive tree on the left side during daytime, then going back into Cassardis and sleeping at the inn 'til midnight. Once it's dark, go for the beach and run into the far back under the rock formation to a second small beach. On the immediate left there's a small purple tinted flower in the rockwall, that's the Moonglow you need. Luckily you only need just one.

Sleep at the inn one more time and head back to turn in the quest. Now go up the main townroad towards the church and talk to the priest inside. He'll give the quest LOST FAITH, a simple fetch quest that can be painfully complicated if you don't know where to find the book. Outside the church, there's a boy who is responsible for losing the book - Jump on the roof infront of the boy, near the split of the two rooftops next to a small chimney, the book is right there. Return to the priest and get your reward.

Now try and find a guy called Elvar, most of the time you'll find him wandering from the beach to the centre of town, other times he can be in the inn or in his own house. He'll give the quest GRIM TIDINGS, you're told to find Merin


it'll put you near the Manamia Trail north of the Encampment, go up the west road from the fork (left from the cave exit) and head up the hill - If you're a ranger, fire an arrow at the huge rock trap at the top cause it'll come tumbling down at you otherwise.

Don't be tempted to go to the castle off in the distance, just stick to the road with the many bandits and hug the forested path, at the end you should enter an area called Witchwood. In this area your minimap is useless until you destroy little dreamcatchers that dot the area, there's not much advise I can give you aside from push hard through the area, you can't miss the area you need to endup in. A little bit into the area you'll spot Quina, talk to her and she'll come with you. Head to the center of the zone, a witch occupies the treehouse in the large circular zone in the middle, talking to her finishes this section of the Lost and Found quest. You can also find the Bronze Idol for another quest here so be sure to grab it, it's in Selene's hut.

Follow Quina after she says she's gonna go home, you'll eventually come back outside very close to Cassardis, go back inside and talk to Chief Adaro again to complete it. Also turn in Deep Trouble while you're here. Go to the inn and talk to the keeper, he'll give the quest AN UNINVITED GUEST and asks you