the 300-meter intermediate (setting a championships record of 38.36 seconds during his preliminary heat before winning the final in 38.69) and 110m high hurdles.

"Carl just was an amazing athlete," Walton said, noting his contributions to the school's state championships in football and basketball as well as boys' track during the 2017-18 year. "It's been fun just to watch him grow as an athlete since his freshman year all the way to graduating as a senior."

Having helped harness and polish the talents of Heide and six other First Team All-Intermountain Leaguers during the regular season, then turn the whole show loose inside Jeffco Stadium upon the rest of the classification, Walton and Gary Heide shared the 3A Boys' Coach-of-the-Year crown.

"It was just a privilege to be able to bea part of that amazing group at Bayfield," stated Walton. "It was an incredible group of boys and girls that we got to coach this year and was just so fun."

Also named All Intermountain League from Bayfield are the 4x200 relay team of Dylyn Hilliker, Dawson Heid, Wyatt Killinen and Carl Heide; Dax Snooks in high jump; Colton Fine in pole vault; and Ryan Phelps in shot put and discus.

Another standout for Bayfield was the all-around effort put forth in not only the hurdles races, but all three jumping events by Wolverine junior Jordan Lanning, named First Team All-3A after setting a new championship record of 5'7.75" in the high jump on her 19th overall attempt.

"It would have been interesting to see, had she not had the 100-meter


hurdles so immediate after her high jump, if she could have actually went higher," pondered Walton, "because she had to go run and didn't really go back. By that time her legs were tired; she'd done so much jumping and then had to go run the prelims of the 100!"

"I know they've talked about her being a heptathlete or decathlete when she gets to college because she's good at so many events," he continued. "We had her focus on the hurdles, long jump and high jump, but she would have been top-10 in the triple, and probably top-10 had she decided to do a sprint race! An amazing athlete."

Parker Lutheran's Maya Evans earned Athlete of the Year status after taking state titles in both the 100- and 200-meterdashes plus the long jump.

"It was fun to watch her," Walton added of Lanning, with a salute to assistant coach Suzette Baker. "I got to see her more in the long jump, where she excelled a lot. She had the privilege of competing (in Lakewood) against the number-one in the entire state (Evans), who was actually nationally-ranked!"

"She just missed the school record by three-quarters of an inch earlier in the year," he said. "I think she will get better and probably get that next year!"

Joining Lanning for All InterMountain League honors are Hannah Whitmer in pole vault,


hospital for evaluation of worsening hepatic function. She first came to medical attention at the age of 10 when hepatosplenomegaly was noted incidentally on a routine physical examination at another hospital, so she was admitted to undergo further examination. Her liver function was found to be within normal limits as was her renal function. Both her growth and development were normal for her age. However, hepatomegaly and splenomegaly were noted. A liver biopsy revealed proliferation of collagen fibers surrounding the portal area, a finding that was compatible with congenital hepatic fibrosis. Our patient had no history of hematemesis or tarry stool, but esophageal varices were detectable beginning at 10 years of age. Propranolol was started but she discontinued her medication after a couple of months despite medical advice.

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A 34-year-old Kenyan man has reportedly confessed to killing more than 1 000 cats, and selling their meat to unsuspecting samosa vendors since 2012.

According to the Star newspaper, James Mukangi, was caught skinning a slaughtered cat by local residents on Sunday in an open field outside Nakuru town, west of the capital, Nairobi.

The residents handed him over to the police.

Mukangi told journalists that he had sold cat meat to a local hotel and unsuspecting vendors since 2012 when he saw a "business opportunity".

Mukangi said his clients were unaware that they were buying cat meat. He said that he had made more than $50 000 from his trade.

According to the Daily Nation newspaper, the suspect also said that there was a thriving market for cats' skin, and was makingSolar System/Solar System

One of the most difficult and controversial fields of astronomy is the study of the way in which the Solar System was formed, as well as its past and its future evolution.

The Solar System, or more particularly, its larger bodies - all the planets with their satellites, orbit in the Sun close to one plane known as the ecliptic which is defined as the plane in which the Earth orbits, and all move in the same direction. It is helpful to remember that an observer viewing this from a position above the plane of the ecliptic, or from the direction of the terrestrial north pole, would see the planets move around the Sun in an counter-clockwise direction, also referred to as prograde motion. All the planets


and their major satellites rotate in an counter-clockwise direction on their axis, with the exception of Venus and Uranus which, because of the position of their axes shows that they experienced some cataclysmic event in their far-off past.

The distance of the planets and their satellites from the Sun increases regularly as described by the Titius-Bode law. This regularity in the movements of revolution and rotation, and the disk shape of the whole system suggested a hypothesis to Immanuel Kant as long ago as 1755, and to Pierre-Simon de Laplace in 1796: that the Sun and the planets had been formed out of a cloud of rotating gas as a result of the combined action of the force of gravity and centrifugal force. This cloud has historically always beenthe age of the oldest meteorites, it has been calculated that the Solar System was formed approximately 4.5 billion years ago. Chondrules, spheres of crystal present in chondrite-type meteorites, contain radioactive elements and the proportions of these enable us to measure the time that has elapsed from the moment in which the crystals solidified: this time lapse provides us with an indication of the age of the Solar System.

A group of research scientists at the Institute of Physical Earth Sciences in Paris has carried out very precise measurements of the relationship that exists in certain phosphates between radioactive uranium-238 and the element which derives from it, lead 206. As these crystals are rich in uranium but have virtually no lead in their natural state, the lead isotope present


widely accepted hypothesis to be formulated to date. The particles collided with each other and stuck together, leading to processes known as "coagulation" and, subsequently, "accumulation" or "accretion." In this way larger bodies grew from the granules which collected into yet bigger, solid bodies, until they formed terrestrial planets and the nuclei of the giant planets. The gases and dust remained closely intermingled for as long as the turbulent movements typical of the interstellar medium continued in the solar nebula. As the turbulence in the solar nebula diminished, the particles began a process of sedimentation, accumulating towards the central plane of the nebula, forming a very thin disk. Given the relatively high density, it is estimated that the sedimentation process was very quick, perhaps as fast as athousand years. As the sedimentation process progressed, the mass of the thin disk became unstable and the disk broke up into a large number of solid bodies, each having a diameter of approximately 1 kilometer (.62 miles), called planetesimals. It is estimated that approximately a thousand billion of these existed, orbiting around the Sun, within the region encompassing the orbit of Mars.

The official definition of a solar "planet" (due to a 2006 resolution of the International Astronomical Union) is "a celestial body that (a) is in orbit around the Sun, (b) has sufficient mass for its self-gravity to overcome rigid body forces so that it assumes a hydrostatic equilibrium (nearly round) shape, and (c) has cleared the neighborhood around its orbit." By this definition the Sun has eight


whereby a new hospital could qualify for Hill-Burton funds.[5]
After a rehearing and appeal had failed, Community Hospital sought review of the ISBH decision in Allen Circuit Court, Allen County, Indiana. At the time it sought this judicial review, Lakeside Mercy (the competing group) had completed and submitted to the ISBH its own proposal for a new hospital. After the case had been venued to Wells County Circuit Court, Community Hospital moved for and received a temporary restraining order (December 9, 1974) and thereafter a preliminary injunction (December 31, 1974) whereby the ISBH was prohibited from acting on any competing proposal for health facilities in the Fort Wayne area during the pendency of the suit. In this way, should Community's petition for review be granted, and if it wasfound that the ISBH should have approved the application, the issue would not have been rendered moot by the action of the ISBH on a competing application. The ISBH interpreted the court's orders to apply to Lakeside Mercy's proposal, and thereafter refused to process the application. Lakeside was not made a party to the proceedings in Wells County Circuit Court, nor did it attempt to intervene in those proceedings.
The three existing Fort Wayne hospitals did, however, intervene in that suit. Their interests were thereafter protected when the state court dismissed the complaint on May 27, 1975, inter alia on the grounds that it had no jurisdiction under the Indiana Administrative Adjudication Act to review the actions of the ISBH where, as here, it was acting as an agency


of the federal government. In the order of dismissal, however, the court enjoined the ISBH from further acting on any competing proposal until the existing hospitals submitted through channels their own plan for meeting the 172-bed need in the Fort Wayne area by adding new beds to their own facilities. The proposals of Parkview, Lutheran and St. Joseph Hospitals (the three existing hospitals) were received by the ISBH June 30, 1975, whereupon the ISBH renewed its active consideration of Lakeside Mercy's proposal. On July 9, 1975, the ISBH disapproved the Lakeside Mercy proposal, in part because the proposed rate structures were not found to be economically feasible. On the same day it approved the joint application of the existing hospitals and forwarded its recommendations to the Secretary.
Plaintiff doesbed shortage in the Fort Wayne area. At this time Lakeside's proposal was awaiting consideration by the ISBH, and the existing hospitals' proposals were before a subordinate body ("Region 3"). On November 12, 1974, Community amended its complaint to include Region 3 as a party defendant, and sought temporary restraining orders enjoining the ISBH and its subordinate agency from proceeding further with the existing hospitals' competing applications. This relief was found to be appropriate because of the time clock requirement, and on November 12 the temporary restraining order was issued. This order did not affect the ISBH consideration of plaintiff's proposal. Plaintiff does not challenge the state court's jurisdiction thus far, or the propriety of issuing this TRO.
On November 26, 1974 the ISBH requested a change of venue


relief was justified because the court's previous orders had frozen consideration of all proposals at whatever level they were then pending. That is, the joint proposal of Parkview, Lutheran, and St. Joseph Hospitals had been frozen at the Region 3 level by the restraining order of November 13, 1974, while Lakeside's proposal before the ISBH was not frozen until December 9, 1974. By allowing Region 3 to complete its investigation while holding ISBH consideration of Lakeside's application in abeyance, the court in effect returned the applicants to the same relative positions they would have been in had the court not issued the separate restraining orders on November 13 and December 9.
It is plaintiff's contention that the temporary restraining order of December 9, the renewal on December 18, andtherefore seeks as relief an injunction prohibiting the ISBH from acting on the joint application. Since the ISBH has already approved the joint application, plaintiff's relief would now be against the Secretary.
The undisputed facts are these: On May 27, 1975, the Wells Circuit Court dissolved its injunction in which Region 3 had been prohibited from considering the proposals of the existing hospitals for fulfilling the bed allocation in the Fort Wayne area. At that time, each hospital's proposal was independent of the others; consequently, the total beds sought was in excess of the maximum permissible. By that time, it was clear that Community's proposal was ineligible, for the reason (as accepted by the Wells Circuit Court) that the Hill-Burton plan, while authorizing an additional 172 beds for the


George Soros argues that democracy "is now in crisis" and that Donald Trump 's election and anti-European Union sentiment will help to empower dictators around the globe.

In a wide-ranging Project Syndicate column published Wednesday, the billionaire Hungarian-born financier outlined the causes of what he said "led electorates to become disenchanted with the prevailing versions of democracy and capitalism." He argued that "many people felt that elites had stolen their democracies," contributing to the British vote to leave the European Union, Trump's election and the recent Italian referendum seen as another blow to the EU .

Soros, a major Democratic donor and Hillary Clinton supporter, contended that global income inequality and a failure to redistribute wealth led to a revolt against the established political system. But he said that thoseTrump will have greater affinity with dictators. That will allow some of them to reach an accommodation with the US, and others to carry on without interference. Trump will prefer making deals to defending principles. Unfortunately, that will be popular with his core constituency.

Soros said that he is "particularly worried about the fate of the EU" amid sagging economic growth and an ongoing refugee crisis. He argued that Putin will attempt to extend his influence in the region as well.

Trump's unlikely electoral victory came after the billionaire businessman's populist campaign fueled with attacks on global institutions and what he called entrenched elites. He appealed largely to disillusioned working class voters with diatribes about trade deals and illegal immigration hurting American workers.

Much of the nationalist rhetoric Trump employed echoed


the statements of the British leaders lobbying to leave the EU. Soros, who gave millions to a super PAC backing Trump's opponent Clinton, was a popular Trump target on the campaign trail.

Trump has appointed several wealthy business people to his administration, as well as Wall Street veterans and donors to his election effort, making some question his commitments to the blue-collar workers who propelled him to the White House.

Trump's transition team did not immediately respond to a request to comment on this story.

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I had the pleasure of chatting with Congolese director Djo Tunda Wa Munga, whose stock has quickly risen over the last 9 or so months, since his new crime drama Viva Riva! made its debut at the Toronto International Film Festival last fall; a film he told me Cameron Bailey, director of TIFF, selected for the festival based on a rough cut he saw, while the film was still in post-production! He took a chance on a film that may not have seen the success it's enjoyed thus far (its director as well) if it wasn't for the TIFF selection. Cameron Bailey, for those who aren't aware, is black by the way.

It's amazing to think that seven years ago, Swedish journalist Stieg Larsson died walking up


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"However," The Borneo Post cautioned, "the comparison is tempered by slightly differing launch dates. Windows 7 arrived on the Oct. 22 that year, while Windows 8 only went public on last Friday, Oct. 26."

Computerworld's Gregg Keizer wrote, "Driven by millions of upgrades, Windows 8's global usage share climbed by a third last month, but the new OS's adoption pace remained lethargic compared to that of its predecessor three years ago." He added, "Windows 8's jump, small as it was in absolute terms, could be attributed to the large number of upgrades sold so far. On Tuesday, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer said that the company had sold 4 million upgrades to Windows 8 Pro in the first three days ofOther Searches

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Is it "catsup" or "ketchup?" For once, it doesn't matter. The annual World's Largest Catsup Bottle Summerfest that normally takes place in July in Collinsville, Illinois, has been squashed. As the Big Tomato, Mike Gassman, noted in an e-mail to the Catsup Bottle Fan Club, this year's Fest was kiboshed owing to politics and money issues with the local government. And that's completely antithetical to the spirit of catsup. This most American of condiments is a uniter, not a divider; it brings together French Fries and Hamburgers, Eggs and Steak, Baked Beans and Bloody Marys. OK, maybe not the bloody mary. But you never know until you try! And that was (sniff) the appeal of the Catsup Fest: You had to


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Blizzard’s much, much-anticipated FPS Overwatch is now live on Windows PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One.

Overwatch takes place on a near-future Earth, where teams of soldiers, scientists, adventurers, and oddities clash for control of key locations around the world, from serene castle grounds in Japan to mech-production facilities in the wintry heart of Russia.

The game features 21 heroes – including Tracer, the time-jumping adventurer; McCree, the outlaw gunslinger; and Winston, the brilliant gorilla scientist – each armed with signature weapons and awe-inspiring abilities.

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Film Review: A Gray State

Right-wing media provocateur Alex Jones recently admitted in court that he’s merely “playing a character”—thereby lending an ironic subtext to Erik Nelson’s documentary about the deaths of aspiring filmmaker David Crowley and his family. Exploring the alt-right phenomenon through the prism of a conspiracy theory involving its subject’s demise, A Gray State, in which Jones makes a brief appearance, provides timely political commentary along with a fascinating true-life crime tale.

A veteran who served in Iraq and Afghanistan, Crowley had been working for years on a magnum opus, an independent film entitled Gray State. A dystopian thriller set in the not-too-distant future in which the federal government tramples on its oppressed citizens, the project proved enticing enough that a trailer posted on YouTube garnered over2.6 million views. It targeted a libertarian, alt-right audience and seemed to have found it.

By early 2015, however, financing had proved elusive and Crowley had still not gotten around to actually making his film. Then the unthinkable happened. He, his wife, and five-year-old daughter were found shot to death in their suburban Minnesota home, with the phrase “Allah Akbar” written in blood on the wall. Rumors quickly circulated that Crowley and his family had been murdered by shadowy government forces, but as the film slowly reveals, the truth was far more prosaic, if no less tragic.

A Gray Statefeatures copious amounts of home-movie footage as well as commentary by Crowley’s colleagues, friends and, most movingly, his father. It also includes extensive footage of the charismatic Crowley shooting scenes for


the trailer, as well as glimpses of his intensive preparation, such as an entire wall covered with index cards and Post-it notes. Together, they delineate an inexorable slide into deep depression. Unexpectedly redeployed into military service just weeks after getting married, Crowley returned home bitter and disillusioned. His once happy marriage began to crumble, and both he and his wife withdrew from friends and family. Distraught journal entries reveal the increasing despair and disaffection that led him to commit murder/suicide, with one friend sadly comparing the couple to “Sid and Nancy.”

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Plaintiff Mary S. Rosemond (Rosemond) is a black, American female, residing in Fort Wayne, Indiana. The defendant Cooper Industrial Products (Cooper) is a division of Cooper Tire and Rubber Company, employing more than fifteen people and operating a plant in Auburn, Indiana. Alice Aldrich (Aldrich) is an employee of Cooper and was at all material times Supervisor of Data Processing. Aldrich was the person at Cooper who decided to hire Rosemond and decided, in part, to terminate the plaintiff's employment with Cooper.
Cooper employed Rosemond at the Auburn, Indiana plant from December 27, 1982, through August 26, 1983. Cooper hired Rosemond as a computer operator. Although a written job description existed at the time of Rosemond's interviewing and hiring, Cooper didnot provide Rosemond with a copy of the job description. According to the job description, the job of computer operator at Cooper involves the performance of on-line and off-line duties. Rosemond worked in the Data Processing Department of Cooper. During Rosemond's period of employment with Cooper, Rosemond performed only off-line duties.
In October of 1982, Aldrich sent a personnel requisition to the Cooper personnel office, requesting the hiring of a computer operator to replace Margaret McCorkle, who was retiring on December 27, 1982. Aldrich stated that the minimum qualification required for the job of computer operator at Cooper was one year's experience on a multi-processing computer. The job opening at Cooper was advertised in the Fort Wayne newspapers. Rosemond saw the ad and applied for employment at Cooper as


a computer operator in October of 1982. Seven people applied for the open position. Rosemond was the only black applicant. Aldrich hired Rosemond for the open position because Rosemond was the best qualified for the job of the seven applicants who applied.
*1108 Rosemond possessed substantial credentials in the area of computer operation and key punch both in terms of education and work experience. Rosemond possessed a college degree and a business diploma from International Business College, Fort Wayne, Indiana. Rosemond's courses at International Business College included data processing, typing, stenography and key punch. Rosemond received a diploma from International Business College, graduating in the top third of her class, in 1964. In 1978 and 1979, Rosemond completed, at Indiana/Purdue University, Fort Wayne, Indiana, sixteen hours of computer concentrationcourses in the areas of commercial systems, computer systems analysis and systems programming. During those sixteen hours of courses, Rosemond received training in the operation of the following computer systems: IBM 360, IBM 370, IBM 158, Honey-well, CDC 6500, and NOVA 800. Rosemond performed well enough in her courses to receive tuition reimbursement from her employer International Harvester. In the years 1964-1982, Rosemond worked fourteen years as either a key punch and data entry operator or as a computer operator.
Rosemond worked at International Harvester from 1964-1967 and from 1973-1982. Rosemond's work record at International Harvester was exemplary. Rosemond advanced through the International Harvester system from a key punch operator to a computer operator by virtue of applying for higher positions, taking tests and qualifying for the higher positions.


at Cooper. Rosemond was the first black person hired by Aldrich; Aldrich had never worked with or supervised a black person. Rosemond was the only black office worker at Cooper; other minorities did work in the factory division at Cooper.
When Aldrich hired Rosemond as a computer operator at Cooper, Aldrich explained that Rosemond would work off-line duties for the first few months. Following those first few months of performing only off-line duties, Rosemond could expect to perform on-line duties and to be placed in rotation with the other computer operators as all the computer operators at Cooper perform both on-line and off-line duties. The job description of a computer operator at Cooper describes both on and off-line duties. At the time of Rosemond's application for employment as acomputer operator at Cooper, Rosemond completed an employment application on which Rosemond stated that in addition to the job of computer operator, she was interested in performing the jobs of typist, key punch operator, accounting clerk, or secretary. Rosemond's skills and background qualified her for those other positions as well as qualifying her for the position of computer operator at Cooper.
Rosemond's first day of work was December 27, 1982. Rosemond's first day of work was Margaret McCorkle's last day at work. Rosemond replaced McCorkle as one of the three computer operators employed at Cooper. McCorkle had trained six or seven people in the job of computer operator at Cooper during her employment, both before and after job manuals were developed by Aldrich. It was customary that the outgoing


as a computer operator at Cooper. At the end of February 1983 Aldrich determined that something needed to be done to improve Rosemond's job performance. On March 7, 1983, Aldrich conducted a meeting with Rosemond concerning the problems Aldrich felt Rosemond had in performing her job. At that March 7, 1983, meeting, Aldrich detailed for Rosemond some of what Aldrich found to be Rosemond's processing errors and performance problems. A written summary was prepared of the March 7, 1983, meeting and presented to Rosemond on March 8, 1983. The written summary of March 8, 1983, indicates that Aldrich was going to begin to keep a log of all questions asked by Rosemond in order to determine if Rosemond's questions were repetitious. Neither the discussion of March 7, 1983,the employee seeking that job. Rosemond was personally very familiar with the process because that process was how she obtained, on two separate occasions, the job of computer operator at International Harvester and because during the several year close down of International Harvester in Fort Wayne, Indiana, in order to remain employed at International Harvester, Rosemond continually had to apply and be interviewed for further positions.
At the time of Rosemond's meeting with Krick, Rosemond was somewhat open to the idea of transferring to another job in the Cooper plant, but informed Krick that she wanted a week to think about transferring and to think about her job in the computer department. Approximately one week later, Krick contacted Rosemond regarding transfer; Rosemond informed Krick that she felt she was


doing better in her current job and would remain in the department. At no time was Rosemond offered a transfer as an alternative to termination nor was Rosemond kept personally or specifically informed of further openings at the Cooper plant for which Rosemond was potentially qualified. Rosemond's office skills were such that there were several jobs at the Cooper plant for which Rosemond was qualified and which Rosemond could have performed.
A monthly review of Rosemond's performance during the probationary period was not performed. A six month review was completed, covering the period December 27, 1982 through June 27, 1983. The appraisal was reviewed by Aldrich and Rosemond on June 24, 1983. At that time Aldrich rated Rosemond in the various categories as unsatisfactory, meeting minimum requirements, and satisfactorilymeeting requirements of job. A comparison of the special appraisal, reviewed May 17, 1983, and the six month review, reviewed June 24, 1983, shows improvement in almost every category of Rosemond's performance in Aldrich's opinion. The majority of Rosemond's ratings by Aldrich on the six month review are in the minimum requirement category and most of the ratings in the unsatisfactory category have plusses following the unsatisfactory rating. In particular, Aldrich rated Rosemond as satisfactorily meeting the requirements of the job in the categories of composure and stability, self-confidence, enthusiasm, job perspective, attendance, attitude toward supervision, personal goals established, and most importantly, self-improvement program. Aldrich rated Rosemond's attitude towards others as often going beyond job *1112 requirements. Aldrich's overall job attitude rating of Rosemond was in the category


of satisfactorily meeting the requirements of the job with a plus.
Aldrich's overall performance rating of Rosemond was that of meeting minimum requirements with a minus. Such a rating is, at least arguably, an improvement from the overall performance rating of May 17, 1983 by Aldrich which was unsatisfactory with a plus. In any event, from the June 1983 rating, it is obvious that Rosemond met at least the minimum requirements for the performance of the job. Aldrich noted in the June review that it was not Rosemond's actual actions which concerned her, but Rosemond's inability, in Aldrich's opinion, to handle the job logically. Both of the reviews show the extreme difference in Rosemond's and Aldrich's respective opinions of Rosemond's performance on the job. The two opinions rarely coincideincluding August 25 and August 26, 1983. Rosemond was originally scheduled to attend the computer seminar on August 25, 1983, by Krick's office. Computer operators are often rescheduled for such seminars due to the work load of the department. Aldrich determined that the work load was such on August 25, 1983, that Rosemond could not attend the seminar. Aldrich had already made the decision, as of August 25, 1983, that Rosemond was to be terminated at the end of her probationary period. In fact, Aldrich wanted to terminate Rosemond as of May 17, 1983, but, because of Rosemond's minority status, Krick instructed Aldrich to "go that extra mile," and give Rosemond a three month probationary period. The normal probationary period at Cooper is thirty days. Rosemond was never


informed that extra time was being given to her to improve her job performance due to her minority status.
On August 26, 1983, a meeting was held at Cooper. Present at that meeting were George Marks, Aldrich's superior, Pat Krick, Alice Aldrich, and Mary Rosemond. Rosemond was informed that she was terminated for unsatisfactory job performance. The decision to terminate her had been made prior to the meeting. Rosemond was given two weeks' severance pay, asked to turn in her personal notebook regarding Cooper processes, gather her belongings and leave early. Rosemond was not given the option of attempting to transfer to another department, an option customarily given to employees at Cooper facing termination in a particular job. Cooper terminated Rosemond as of August 26, 1983. Rosemond's position remainededucation and experience. Rosemond had performed exemplarily at every job she had held prior to her employment at Cooper. Rosemond was industrious and hard working. Rosemond was honest with Cooper that she had been away from the computer area for several years, but demonstrated to Cooper that she was very willing to learn.
The evidence demonstrates that Rosemond did not perform her duties as a computer operator at Cooper as a perfect operator or even as an above average operator. It is further true that Rosemond made errors in the performance of her duties. These errors were largely caused by the virtual lack of training given Rosemond. The manuals presented to Rosemond as her guide were often outdated and, being hand written, often hard to read. The manuals were


often wrong. Cooper credited Rosemond with errors caused by the fact that the Cooper manuals given Rosemond were wrong. Rosemond improved her work performance as the months went by. Rosemond's supervisor testified that Rosemond never made any improvement while at Cooper, but Aldrich's own marks on Rosemond's performance appraisals indicate that Aldrich concluded that Rosemond did improve and was trying hard.
The performance appraisals done on Rosemond show that Rosemond was meeting, at least as of June 24, 1983, the minimum requirements of the computer operator job at Cooper. She was not performing the job perfectly or even averagely, but Rosemond was performing the job up to the minimum requirements of the job. Rosemond's co-workers confirm Rosemond's position that she did improve and that she was basically performing thethat it believes Rosemond's explanation of Cooper's motivation; the evidence adduced supports her explanation. Rosemond was a wholly and highly credible witness, straightforward and forthright in her bearing, demeanor and answers. In contrast, Aldrich was defensive and not as apparently forthright or candid in her testimony.
Rosemond was given no opportunity to perform all of the job duties which comprised the position of computer operator. Rosemond was a skilled computer operator and was never allowed to work on the computer at Cooper. Cooper gave Rosemond no opportunity to demonstrate her skills as an on-line computer operator. Cooper gave Rosemond virtually no training and discouraged Rosemond's questions from the outset of Rosemond's employment. Rosemond was the only person ever employed by Aldrich who remained an off-line computer operator during her


the foregoing involved the placing of active and passive buoys in the water. The active buoys projected pulses sound into the water. These sound pulses would travel through the water until they hit an object, at which time the sound pulses would be reflected by the object and possibly detected by the passive buoys as an echo. The speed of sound in water is known. Thus, the range and bearing to the unknown object may be determined by triangulating the echoes received by three passive buoys.
For an echo produced by a submarine to be detected by passive buoys, the echo must be of greater strength than the other interfering echoes. The interfering echoes are caused by the noise produced by the passive buoys or by the reverberations producedby the sound generated by the active buoys. Reverberations are all the echoes returned to an active sonar system from the ocean itself. This includes the suspended marine organisms in the ocean as well as the irregularities of the ocean's bottom. A sonar operator will usually hear reverberations as quavering rings and echoes which directly bounce off submarines as pings. Hence, the sonar operator usually was able to distinguish between reverberations and echoes that were directly reflected by submarines.
Unfortunately, echoes do not travel in straight paths in the upper ocean where the active buoys are located. Echoes travel in the upper ocean in curved paths. Thus, the echoes produced by the submarine were usually quite weak (poor target illumination) and it was difficult to locate the submarine. Even


though echoes travel in curved paths, it was possible to locate the submarine by triangulation if conditions were just right, i.e. the buoys and submarine must be in the right location for the sound which was produced by the active buoys to be reflected by a submarine and detected by a passive buoy. If no echoes are reflected by a submarine and then detected by the passive buoys, the submarine is not illuminated and its location is unknown. Sometimes, due to the location of the buoys and the submarine, there was an ambiguity in the location of the submarine. According to the detection buoys, the submarine was in two places at the time (physical impossibility). Since the sonar usually did not know the present location of the deployedKindly Share This Story:

Goldman Sachs president David Solomon, likely to be the Wall Street giant’s next chief executive, in some ways breaks the mold of the cookie-cutter investment banker.

Solomon’s part-time hobby is deejaying under the moniker “D.J. D-Sol,” not an attribute normally associated with Goldman powerbrokers.

In terms of his day job, Solomon has risen without specializing in Goldman’s trading business and is not a lifer of the storied institution, but an outsider who joined Goldman mid-career after working at other banks.

Solomon, 56, moved a giant step closer to the top spot Monday when Goldman Sachs announced the retirement of Harvey Schwartz, his rival for the role after the two men were tapped as co-presidents in December 2016.

There is no timetable for current chief executive Lloyd Blankfein, 63, to


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Gnedich is the name of a Translator in the 19th century Russia. He was the first man to translate Iliad by Homer from Russian into English. The book is told in the style of Homers work in twelve songs or Cantos about Nikolai Gnedich’s own life. From his childhood where he had smallpox that leaves mark on the young man who drives him to a become a librarian but also to books, to him discovering Homer and reading him to deciding that his lifetime task was to work on the Iliad to bring it to a wider audience .All this at a back drop of when Russia as a country was at its height Imperial Russia is brought to life in Homeresque stylepromote during Woman in Translation month. A work by a female writer, but also a work that you would only find from a small press. Who else would bring a short novel in poetic verse in the style of Homer from Russian and that is no one. It is also a tale of the art and passion of Translators the unsung heroes of world lit that like Gnedich bring the great works to readers in whatever language. The power of the written word to drive one man to transform it into his own language is shown here . So my journey through some female writers in translation has started in Russia and we will next move west to Romania .


(CNN) At least four people died Thursday when a pedestrian bridge collapsed near Florida International University, Miami-Dade County Fire Chief Dave Downey said.

At least eight cars were crushed under the bridge and at least nine people were transported to hospitals for treatment, authorities said.

"The most important thing we can do right now is pray for the individuals who ended up in the hospital, for their full recovery, and pray for the family members who lost loved ones," Florida Gov. Rick Scott said Thursday night.

Scott said the state would do its best to determine if any wrongdoing led to the collapse and, if so, that people would be held accountable.

The bridge's span was just installed Saturday, an effort to boost safety on a busy street where an FIU studentwas fatally struck by a vehicle last year.

It is unclear why the bridge, which was still under construction, collapsed onto a busy state highway.

Latest developments

• Downey said the four deceased victims were located but have not been identified.

• Florida International University president Mark Rosenberg said the university followed all the processes required during the building of the bridge, and all contractors are certified by the state.

• Searchers are still looking for victims, although officials don't know if anyone is trapped alive in the rubble.

• Dr. Mark G. McKenney, trauma medical director at Kendall Regional Medical Center, said his staff received 10 patients, including two who are in critical condition. One patient with severe extremity injuries arrived in a coma, McKenney said.

Photos: Photos from the scene: Pedestrian bridge collapses


in Miami Emergency personnel respond to a deadly bridge collapse in Miami on Thursday, March 15. The bridge was installed Saturday at Florida International University. Hide Caption 1 of 12 Photos: Photos from the scene: Pedestrian bridge collapses in Miami A rescue dog searches for victims after the bridge collapsed. Hide Caption 2 of 12 Photos: Photos from the scene: Pedestrian bridge collapses in Miami Miami residents watch rescue crews work to remove victims from the debris. Hide Caption 3 of 12 Photos: Photos from the scene: Pedestrian bridge collapses in Miami The president of Florida International University, Mark Rosenberg, speaks to reporters with Florida Gov. Rick Scott behind him. Rosenberg said FIU followed required processes during the bridge's construction and all contractors were certified by the state.Hide Caption 4 of 12 Photos: Photos from the scene: Pedestrian bridge collapses in Miami A rescue dog and its handler work at the scene of the collapsed pedestrian bridge. At least six people were killed. Their identities were not immediately released as authorities worked to contact family members, Miami-Dade Police spokesman Alvaro Zabaleta said. Hide Caption 5 of 12 Photos: Photos from the scene: Pedestrian bridge collapses in Miami Crews work at the scene. The structure's 950-ton main span had just been installed Saturday using an accelerated construction process meant in part to reduce the time that street traffic was halted. The bridge had been designed to withstand a Category 5 hurricane. Hide Caption 6 of 12 Photos: Photos from the scene: Pedestrian bridge collapses in Miami


Rescue teams look for victims in cars trapped in the rubble. Hide Caption 7 of 12 Photos: Photos from the scene: Pedestrian bridge collapses in Miami Multiple agencies responded to the scene. A spokeswoman with Miami-Dade Fire Rescue told CNN there were multiple injuries. Hide Caption 8 of 12 Photos: Photos from the scene: Pedestrian bridge collapses in Miami Candace Pridemore took this photo of the collapsed bridge. "I was sitting in a truck," she said. "We were pulled over to the side working. I looked over and there was a bridge coming down. I started screaming, 'It's going, it's going down.'" Hide Caption 9 of 12 Photos: Photos from the scene: Pedestrian bridge collapses in Miami Police block a road near the collapsed bridge. Hide Caption 10of 12 Photos: Photos from the scene: Pedestrian bridge collapses in Miami According to a fact sheet about the bridge on FIU's website, it cost $14.2 million to build and was funded as part of a $19.4 million grant from the US Department of Transportation. It was designed to withstand the strength of a Category 5 hurricane, the fact sheet said, and it was supposed to last for more than 100 years. Hide Caption 11 of 12 Photos: Photos from the scene: Pedestrian bridge collapses in Miami Emergency personnel work at the scene. Hide Caption 12 of 12

Victims were trapped in cars beneath the rubble

"We heard a loud bang behind us ... and we looked back and the bridge had completely collapsed," said Isabella Carrasco, a student at


the University of Miami, who had just passed underneath the bridge in a car. Doctors and medical students ran to the scene from a nearby building and started giving medical attention to victims, she said.

Florida Gov. Rick Scott was briefed on the incident by Perez, according to a schedule released by his office. He will be on the school's campus this evening to speak with local law enforcement and university officials, his office said.

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Carrasco said she saw at least five or six cars completely crushed beneath the bridge.

"Someone on the side of the road had asked a police officer if she had heard any response from the people insideas part of a $19.4 million grant from the US Department of Transportation. It was designed to withstand the strength of a Category 5 hurricane , the fact sheet said, and was supposed to last for more than 100 years.

The bridge was supposed to open to foot traffic and cyclists in 2019.

"Our family's thoughts and prayers go out to everyone affected by this terrible tragedy," MCM, one of the companies that was contributing to the construction of the bridge, said in a statement. "The new University City Bridge, which was under construction, experienced a catastrophic collapse causing injuries and loss of life."

The statement added that MCM, which is based in Miami, would "conduct a full investigation to determine exactly what went wrong and will cooperate with investigators on


scene in every way."

The company is also dealing with a lawsuit filed by a TSA employee, who claims a "makeshift" bridge for employees at an MCM construction area at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport collapsed under his weight, severely injuring him.

Another company involved, FIGG Bridge Engineers, which designed the pedestrian bridge, said in a statement that it was "stunned" by the collapse.

"Our deepest sympathies are with all those affected by this accident," the FIGG statement said. "We will fully cooperate with every appropriate authority in reviewing what happened and why. In our 40-year history, nothing like this has ever happened before." FIGG is based in Tallahassee.

Bolton Perez and Associates, a third company involved in the construction of the bridge, is not commenting at this time.

BDI Engineering, a Colorado-based company,cost-efficient. State Departments of Transportation use ABC technology to refurbish or construct bridges within 48 to 72 hours, according to the Federal Highway Administration (FHA).

By accelerating the time it takes to build the bridge, traffic delays and road closures can be reduced. It's also credited for safer work zones, less environmental impact, reduced weather-related delays and bridges that are more durable than those constructed using traditional methods, according to the FHA.

The 950-ton bridge was meant to connect the school's campus to the Sweetwater neighborhood, home to more than 4,000 FIU students, according to a press release on the school's website

This March 10 photo shows the main span of the pedestrian bridge meant to connect Sweetwater to the FIU campus.

Jorge Munilla, president of MCM, told CNN affiliate WSVN on


in the U.S. services sector slowed for a second
straight month in December with business activity expanding at a
slower rate and new orders contracting.

A separate report from financial information firm Markit
said its services sector purchasing managers index eased
slightly in December from the prior month, but data from the
U.S. Commerce Department showed new orders for factory goods
rebounded in November, as expected.

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The leader of a Pakistan based terrorist organisation closely affiliated with Al Qaeda has detailed how his group benefited from extensive political and financial support from the CIA in return for continued attacks against the government, the people and the infrastructure of Iran.

Abdolmalek Rigi, the leader of the Pakistan-based Jundullah terrorist organization was captured earlier this week by Iranian security officials in the south of the country.

Rigi was tracked by Iranian intelligence when he boarded a flight from Dubai to Kyrgyzstan on Tuesday.

According to officials, Rigi was using a forged Afghan passport which was issued to him by the U.S. government.

The 31-year-old terror leader issued a statement on Iranian state TV yesterday, during which he alleged that he had made a pact with the


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committee.

McLellan chaired the government's task force on cannabis legalization. As part of its work, the task force travelled to Washington and Colorado, which became the first two U.S. states to legalize recreational marijuana in 2012.

McLellan said Washington went tax heavy when it legalized recreational marijuana and wasn't competitive with the illicit market.

Anne McLellan, who led the federal task force on marijuana legalization told MPs in Ottawa Monday that pricing legal cannabis appropriately is important. Monday, Sept. 1, 2017 (CBC)

"The numbers when I was in Washington last year were pretty staggering in terms of the amount of purchase that was still in the illicit market, and they learned a very serious lesson from that and moved very quickly to change the price point through taxation," said McLellan.

McLellan said thesmoked form. It urged the government to set the legal age at 21.

The government plans to have legislation passed by July 2018.

Casey said the committee will likely make recommendations on how to improve and strengthen the legislation, and he did not rule out a potential suggestion to alter the age limit.

Late last week Ontario became the first province to announce a framework around the sale and consumption of marijuana, which includes 150 stand-alone stores by 2020 and an online ordering service. The legal age for cannabis use in Ontario will be 19.


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On April 24, a coalition air strike killed Syrian-based Islamic State member Munawwar al-Mutayari in Operation Inherent Resolve, the coalition said in a statement. He had been planning attacks on Saudi Arabia.

Soufiane Makouh, a Belgian foreign fighter who traveled to Syria to plan attacks against the United States and its interests, was killed by an air strike on June 2.

The coalition said that on June 12 an air strike killed Simak, identified as an Islamic State intelligence officer linked to a cell plotting attacks in Sweden.

Reuters could not independently verify these planned attacks.

“With its conventional forces under


heavy pressure in Syria, Daesh is desperately seeking to remain relevant through operations that threaten all the nations of the world,” Brigadier General Brian Eifler, director of Operation Inherent Resolve, said in a statement.

Daesh is an Arabic acronym for Islamic State.

Islamic State, which once declared that it would create a caliphate, has suffered heavy losses in the Middle East but is still seen as a security threat.

Months after Iraq declared victory over Islamic State, its fighters are making a comeback with a scatter-gun campaign of kidnap and killing.

Numerous attempts to track down and kill Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi have failed, and his fighters are still active in Arab states.

In Syria, Islamic State still holds some territory but has suffered militarily. In Egypt, it is concentrated in‘I can’t survive on £500 a week benefits!’: Single mother-of-eight says her children may end up on the streets after she had her benefits capped

Marie Buchan, 31, lives with her children aged from two months to 12 years

She claimed £582 a week in state handouts til the cap in September

Now the single mother from Selly Oak, Birmingham, says she is struggling

She also wants to be moved to a large house - but is £2,000 behind in rent

Miss Buchan, who owes £600 in bus lane fines, says: 'I don't waste money'

A single mother with eight children who receives £2,000 a month in state handouts has complained she is struggling to make ends meet.

Marie Buchan, 31, whose children range in age from 12 to two months, lives in a three-bedroom


housing association house in Selly Oak, Birmingham, but says it's not big enough and has applied for a bigger one.

And she says her benefits payments, which were reduced from £582 a week to £500 a week in September after the government introduced a cap on handouts, are not enough for her family to survive on.

Fined: Marie Buchan, 31, from Selly Oak in Birmingham, claims £2,000 a month in benefits and has had a string of bus lane fines slashed because she could not afford to pay them Home: The semi-detached three-bedroom house in Selly Oak, Birmingham, where Miss Buchan lives

Now Miss Buchan, who is £2,000 in arrears with her rent, says she fears she may be evicted after falling behind with her rent.

She said: 'The benefit cap hastwo months to 12 years, has run up bus fines of £600 Bus lane fine: Miss Buchan owes £600 in penalty charges after she was caught in bus lanes ten times in three days

She says she was caught in bus lanes while looking for a parking space when taking her baby, Olivia, to hopsital for treatment for bronchiolitis.

Miss Buchan, a tenant of Bourneville Village Trust in the south-west of Birmingham, used to receive £385 a week in child tax credit, £100 child benefit and £97 income support.

But the benefits cap, introduced earlier this year by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) to reduce the burden on the state, limited her handouts to £500 a week.

'The benefits cap sets a fair limit to what people can expect to


get from the welfare system. 'Claimants cannot receive more than £500 a week, the average household earnings.'

- DWP spokesman

Miss Buchan, whose relationship with her former partner and father of all her children ended this year, has children Tia, 12, Leah, 11, Latoya, eight, Joshua, seven, Alisha, five, Mikayla, three, Amelia, two, and two-month-old Olivia.

She sleeps with three of her children in one bedroom of her £200,000 semi, while another four share a second room and Joshua has the third to himself.

She was on the waiting list for a four-bedroom home but has been removed from the list after falling behind with her rent.

A DWP spokesman said: 'The benefit cap sets a fair limit to what people can expect to get from the welfare system.

'Claimants cannot receive more thanRoger Marshall (politician)

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Marshall was born in El Dorado, Kansas. He attended Butler Community College before attending Kansas State University, where he received a bachelor's degree in biochemistry. He received his Doctor of Medicine from the University of Kansas. He completed a residency in obstetrics and gynecology at Bayfront Medical Center in St. Petersburg, Florida.

Marshall has served as chairman of the Board of Great


country.

It stresses the "importance of the primary attachment relationship" with the mother and reassures dads that with regular contact, even of a few hours, they can "readily develop close and loving relationships" with their children.

But according to a recently published academic paper endorsed by 110 leading international experts, it is not the case that sharing of overnight care of infants is problematic. The paper, Social Science and Parenting Plans for Young Children: A consensus report was published in February in the American Psychological Association's journal, Psychology, Public Policy and Law.

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It is backed by leading Australian academics including Don Edgar, the former head of the Australian Institute of Family Studies, Judy Cashmore, Associate Professor in Socio-Legal Studies at Sydney University and Barry Nurcombe, Emeritus Professor of Child & Adolescenta week of overnight care undertaken by the non-primary parent may increase the stress levels of children aged zero to two in certain circumstances.

The influence of this study on Australia's family law system has been so profound that barristers have a special phrase to describe the common experience of losing the battle for some overnight care of toddlers – they joke they've been "McIntoshed". But for the fathers concerned it is no joking matter.

The McIntosh era dates back to 2010 when the Labor government commissioned her to lead an investigation into the impact on preschoolers of overnight contact in their father's care.

The previous Coalition government had implemented a series of reforms to family law aimed at enabling children to have more contact with their fathers after a divorce,


including in 2006, a presumption of shared parental responsibility.

Prime minister John Howard was an outspoken advocate of the father's role in children's lives but the Rudd government showed no such inclination.

"Our government supported the right of children to contact with both their parents, provided the child is not exposed to any risk," says Philip Ruddock, the attorney-general who implemented the 2006 reform. "Labor has sought to wind that back. They've long been captured by the female lobby determined to retain sole control over their children."

In 2007, McIntosh published a report highly critical of the Coalition's shared custody reforms. When Labor attorney-general Robert McClelland appointed a lead researcher for the new "preschoolers" study McIntosh was the obvious candidate.

The results brought bad news for fathers. McIntosh's key finding was thatinfants under two who spent one night or more a week and toddlers who spend 10 days a month of overnight time in their non-primary caregiver's care are more irritable, more severely distressed and insecure in their relationships with their primary parent, less persistent at tasks, and more physically and emotionally stressed.

However, the significance of these findings have been questioned in two papers published online in February in Psycho-logy, Public Policy and Law. The expert report, Social Science and Parenting Plans for Young Children: A consensus report, written by Richard Warshak, psychiatry professor from the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Centre claims that McIntosh and her colleagues "drew unwarranted conclusions from their data".

The report finds that there are issues with the way the data in McIntosh's study was


he says. However, he also says that many family law practitioners, counsellors and mediators have had the impression that the research supported such a policy.

McIntosh claims she has "never suggested that children under three should never stay overnight with the father". While acknowledging that the limitations of her study have always been on clear view, she defends the reliability of the data on which her study was based.

In a discussion paper for the Australian Association for Infant Mental Health (AAIMH) in 2011, McIntosh wrote that: "Regardless of socio-economic background, parenting warmth or co-operation between parents, the shared overnight care of children less than four years of age had a significantly negative impact on the emotional and behavioural wellbeing of the child. Babies under two years who lived oneor more overnights a week with both parents were significantly stressed."

The same year she also wrote a guest editorial for The Family Court Review which included the following summary: "Repeated overnight stays away from the primary caregiver in the first year or two may strain the infant and disrupt formation of secure attachment with both parents. Overnight stays away from the primary caregiver in early infancy are generally best avoided unless of benefit to the primary caregiver."

In response to questions from The Age McIntosh says the overnight studies "should not on their own dictate any kind of policy".

McIntosh's background papers were used to prepare guidelines on infant care for a number of leading organisations such the Australian Psychology Society and AAIMH. She is listed as the lead author


of the APS position paper which states "infants (under three) have biologically grounded needs for continuous reliable care from a primary care giver".

McIntosh told The Age that Richard Warshak and Linda Nielsen are "impassioned advocates who have sought to discredit me . . . to further political agendas". Warshak is an international authority on parental alienation in child custody who has worked as a White House consultant on family law reform. Nielsen is a professor of adolescent and educational psychology who has published extensively on father-daughter relationships and shared parenting.

"The experts who signed the report are amongst the best in the world in their fields," says Barry Nurcombe, Emeritus Professor of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry at the University of Queensland, who is among the 110 academics who endorseJustin Dowd, a leading family lawyer and past president of the Law Society of NSW.

"It led to the belief, almost a presumption, that children under three should not spend overnight time with their non-resident parent. Faced with that research many fathers have been discouraged from even bringing applications for overnight time with very young children and the ones who have gone to court have often been disappointed to find that research being quoted against their application."

While many fathers will celebrate if that research finally loses the hold it has had on our family law system, others will be angry that it cost them years of being active fathers closely involved in the lives of their children. There are signs that the expert consensus paper may prove a game


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Later, when an FBI official sought to update photos in the covert dossier, agents simply copied the dust jacket of one of García Márquez’s best-selling novels and slapped the portrait into a file stamped “SECRET.”

Agents mocked García Márquez’s limited English, and the dossier is flush with profiles of the writer published in Time magazine, the New York Times and Spanish-language publications. In one 1982 Newsday article, about García Márquez’s receipt of the Nobel Prize in literature, an agent underlined


a passage describing him as “a close friend of Fidel Castro.”

The bureau declassified and released 137 pages of the file at the request of The Washington Post. It withheld an additional 133 pages, making it unclear precisely what sparked the agency’s interest in the writer. But news of the dossier’s existence places García Márquez in the rarefied company of Ernest Hemingway, John Steinbeck and other acclaimed writers whom Hoover’s FBI closely tracked for its own purposes, part of a vast domestic monitoring operation often far removed from evidence of any wrongdoing. The García Márquez records give no indication that the bureau ever opened a criminal investigation of him.

García Márquez, affectionately known as “Gabo,” was a novelist, journalist, playwright, and student of political history. He became a cultural iconby creating his own rich blend of literary realism that combined grit and fantasy in a series of acclaimed novels, including “Love in the Time of Cholera” and “One Hundred Years of Solitude.”

As his fame spread, he became a friend to international dignitaries, including French President François Mitterrand and U.S. President Bill Clinton. García Márquez visited the White House several times during the Clinton years; the president had first read “One Hundred Years” while in college and considered it perhaps his favorite novel.

García Márquez died April 17, 2014, at his home in Mexico City, at age 87. At the time, President Obama called García Márquez, “a representative and voice for the people of the Americas.”

“The world has lost one of its greatest visionary writers — and one of


my favorites from the time I was young,” Obama said. Juan Manuel Santos, president of García Márquez’s native country, joined in the praise, hailing him as “the greatest Colombian of all time.” Clinton released a statement saying, “I was honored to be his friend and to know his great heart and brilliant mind for more than 20 years.”

García Márquez’s elder son, Rodrigo García, said the family had no hint that the FBI had kept tabs on his father. But García, a film and television producer in Los Angeles, was not surprised.

“Considering the fact that this Colombian guy was in New York opening a Cuban press agency, it would be unusual if he was not spied upon,” he said.

García said his father more than once told of a timein 1960 or 1961 that he finished his workday and realized he was being followed on his walk home by two men who appeared to communicate by whistling. The natural assumption at the time would have been that they worked for a Cuban faction or the CIA , García said.

Ironically, García said his father was fired from Prensa Latina, the state news agency of Cuba, after just a few months because he was considered insufficiently radical.

“In Cuba, there was a bit of a power struggle going on,” García said. “My dad was not a card-carrying communist. In fact, he had published some articles about his travels in socialist countries, and they were mixed reviews. So he was not considered a true communist, and he lost the job.

“He never


April 1961, an agent sent Hoover a classified communication alerting the director that he was circulating around the agency nine copies of a memorandum on and evaluation of García Márquez, and that the New York office was opening an official file on the then-journalist. The file indicated that García Márquez was born March 6, 1928, even though current published sources indicate he was born in 1927. His son said that in this instance, the FBI was correct: A clerical error on García Márquez’s first passport publicly muddied his age for the remainder of his life.

In July 1961, a memo indicated that a team of agents had contacted at least nine confidential informants about García Márquez and his activities.

One informant told agents that García Márquez had left New Yorkacting in his role as commander in chief, had elevated the war effort from a fight to preserve a political nation-state, the Union, into a moral campaign against human bondage.

The proclamation did not abolish American slavery, nor did it free all American slaves. It left in bondage close to a million souls in areas exempted by the edict: the nominally Union and free-soil “border states” of Kentucky, Delaware, Missouri and Kentucky, as well as all parts of the Confederacy already occupied by Union forces. But Douglass saw that Lincoln’s edict put the nation on an irreversible course. “For my own part,” he later recalled, “I took the proclamation, first and last, for a little more than it purported, and saw in its spirit a life and power far


beyond its letter.” He added:

Its meaning to me was the entire abolition of slavery, wherever the evil could be reached by the Federal arm, and I saw that its moral power would extend much further. It was, in my estimation, an immense gain to have the war for the Union committed to the extinction of slavery, even from a military necessity.

Douglass’s voice was, by then, being heard at the nation’s highest levels; at Douglass’s request, President Lincoln met with him, at the White House, on Aug. 10, 1863. “I was somewhat troubled with the thought of meeting someone so august and high in authority, especially as I had never been in the White House before, and had never spoken to a President of the United States before.” Uponentering the office, however, Douglass was put at ease. He found the tall president seated in a low chair, surrounded by books and papers. “On my approach he slowly drew his feet in from the different parts of the room into which they had strayed, and he began to rise, and continued to rise until he looked down upon me, and extended his hand and gave me a welcome.”

“Reaching out his hand, he said, ‘Mr. Douglass, I know you; I have read about you, and Mr. Seward” — Secretary of State William H. Seward — “has told me about you'; putting me quite at ease at once.” Their ensuing conversation focused on the black regiments then being organized, those from Massachusetts and other Union states, as well as


others, made up of former slaves, in South Carolina, Tennessee and other Union-controlled areas of the South. To the president, Douglass made several requests: He asked for an end to pay inequities between black and white soldiers; that black soldiers be promoted, just as white soldiers, for “meritorious” battlefield performance; and that the president enunciate a policy for the Union’s military to retaliate in kind against rebel prisoners of war if the Confederacy made good on threats to execute captured black soldiers. Lincoln, in turn, asked Douglass how the Union Army might more effectively recruit former slaves now in Union-occupied parts of the South.

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I knew now that it wasn't a hallucination. We'd all heard it. Once you'd accepted it, it lost some of its eerie intensity and seemed to play more softly in the back reaches of your brain.

"I'm all done," said Shepherd. "I'll do yours."

"I'll do it," I said, and finally got my second bolt off.

"Five minutes," came the captain's voice.

"Faster if I do the last one," Shepherd said.

"I'll do it," I told him again, but he ignored me. I saw him floating over from his side of the hatch. The thought of him finishing my work filled me with a sudden, pounding rage. I was sick of his disapproval. Never fast enough. Never good enough. I reached up to push him away.

"Back off, Shepherd!" I said.

I must have shovedScientists have been stumped by the 20-minute rumble of a mysterious seismic wave which was detected earlier this month.

The tremor occurred on the morning of 11 November near the archipelago of Mayotte, a collection of French islands in the Indian Ocean between Madagascar and Mozambique.

It is unclear whether it was caused by volcanic activity or a meteor strike, but it was felt by seismometers across the world, from New Zealand to Canada - and even in Hawaii.

Goran Ekstrom, a seismologist at Columbia University, told National Geographic: "I don't think I've seen anything like it."

Image: Mayotte lies between Madagascar and Mozambique. Pic: Google Maps

"It doesn't mean that, in the end, the cause of them is that exotic," Mr Ekstrom admitted, while acknowledging that the seismic waves were quite unusual.

Geologists


to The Stylus regarding setting up a meeting time, Wheeler said "We're not commenting on Brock the Port until at least after break."

Wheeler said she'd be happy to discuss anything else, but would not comment on the end-of-the-year event.

BSG has not responded to students on social media sites asking about the anticipated program, with the exception of a tweet Nov. 29. A student tweeted asking if the rumors of Brock-the-Port's cancelation were true, to which BSG replied, "rumors ... or a bad joke?"

The college administration does not control what or who BSG brings to campus. Though Mihalyov said to his understanding, the administration has to approve how the organization spends its money.

According to Mihalyov, BSG executives President Samantha Wheeler, Vice President Brian Witmer and Treasurer Sandy Evans weretold of the decision in a meeting with Katy Wilson, vice president of Enrollment management and Student Affairs, President John Halstead and Robert Kehoe, chief of University Police (UP).

Administration and the student affairs division want to work with BSG on alternative programming for the last week of classes instead of the one-day extravaganza, Mihalyov said.

"Student safety is the biggest thing," Mihalyov said. "Institutional reputation does come into play. We recognize that the majority of people who were arrested were not Brockport students. However, the anticipation of both the on-campus Brock-the-Port event and everything else going on kind of made Brockport a destination for out of town young adults.

"The college has put a lot of work in the last 10 to 15 years, both time, energy and money, to


shooting attacks since 2012. The perpetrators of both attacks said they were acting to avenge Palestinians. BNVCA vowed to continue legal efforts to counter the celebration of terrorists in France.

But the league said BNVCA’s complaint against Taïbi ”does nothing to combat anti-Semitism” and that BNVCA “constantly conflates any criticism of Israel and any support for its Palestinian opponents with anti-Semitism, thereby compromising the fight against anti-Semitism in favor of support for a policy which is condemned internationally.”

Separately, BNVCA on Monday honored during its annual gala in the Paris region four laureates of its “Tree of Life” award for their efforts to curb anti-Semitism. The recipients were Publicis President Maurice Levy, Nazi hunters Beate and Serge Klarsfeld and the Simon Wiesenthal Center’s director for international relations, Shimon Samuels.Draper Lake

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Fighting back from the brink - Harry's Positive Futures journey

Carnage and the devastation surrounded 18-year old infantryman Harry Marshall. When the smoke and dust cleared Harry was faced with two men lying dead and almost half a dozen more severely injured. He had survived a deadly explosion involving three anti-tank mines. Even though he was incredibly close to the blast Harry managed to walk away physically unscathed. But then he had to deal with the casualties alone for over an hour before help arrived.

While Harry may have escaped physical injuries from the explosion in Bosnia that killed his comrade and a local man, the mental injuries from such a traumatic experience eventually caught up with him.

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Muscovite Anastasia was scouted near the Red Square when she was 15 years old, but decided to complete her studies before pursuing a modelling career. Three weeks ago, Anastasia contacted Marat Shogen from World Fashion Models, the person who originally scouted her, and is now busily working on her portfolio. With her delicate, almost feline features, and incredible blue/grey eyes, Anastasia is a head turner. This girl loves to be on the other side of the lens, and has a passion for film directing in the style of her icons Quentin Tarantino, Guy Ritchie and Anton Corbijn. But Anastasia will need to take her place in front


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Jeremy Howard, aka Sinistarr, is truly one of the most interesting and exciting names to hit the underground dance music world this past decade. He has become known as an innovative and consistent producer and a skilled and adventurous DJ, and his sound is an authentic extension of his soul and the pure talent that Jeremy possesses, deftly exploring the soul of yesteryear with a modern context. This sound represents his life living in and around his hometown of Detroit, MI and his collective travels around the world. His creativity defies genres, and sees him infuse his unique sound into a broad range of tempos and vibes. He is equally athome writing emotive headphone music, or in-your-face dance-floor cuts.

Jeremy began his movement deeply rooted in the world of Drum & Bass, having releases on legendary labels like Metalheadz Platinum, Renegade Hardware and Creative Source. He continued over the years to evolve his sound as his own prowess as a producer grew, eventually branching out into many different tempos, still maintaining his unique sound exploring the realms of Footwork, Jungle and Techno. Recently he has seen releases on labels like Tectonic, Hospital, Loose Squares and most notably, the 70th release on dBridge’s iconic imprint Exit Records.

He has shared the stage with and been supported musically by some of the biggest names in the game like Machinedrum, Fabio, Ivy Lab, Om Unit, Sam Binga, Rockwell & Dabrye to name but


Manchester United and Real Madrid are in Skopje, Macedonia for the European Super Cup which is the match played between winners of the European competitions for the previous season. Real Madrid won the Champions League in Cardiff in May courtesy of a 4-1 thumping of Juventus, while Manchester United won the Europa League courtesy of a 2-0 win over Ajax in the Europa League final.

Former Real Madrid boss, Jose Mourinho is already stoking the fire. He has been talking about Gareth Bale, who is seemingly not in the best form at the Santiago Bernabeu, but Real boss, Zinedine Zidane is not being drawn into Jose’s mind games.

Both teams met in the International Champions Cup last month in the USA, a match which ended 1-1, with David de Geaback, Matteo Darmian could be picked as his defensive solidity is key against Madrid’s attacking juggernaut, while on the right side of defence, Antonio Valancia has a big night to keep Cristiano Ronaldo quiet.

Midfield

The signing of Nemanja Matic has galvanized the United midfield as his presence and ability to screen the defence is one of the best in world football. He should slot into the base of midfield while a little further up on his right, should be Ander Herrera. The Spaniard has grown in leaps and bounds in the last 12 months under Jose Mourinho while on his left, Paul Pogba will be key. The world record signing struggled to impose himself on the Premier League last season but the signing of Matic is key to unlocking


his attacking potential, and he has the chance to prove himself against perhaps the best team in Europe at the moment.

Attack

Juan Mata is fit after a knock and should start from the left. The Spanish international has added defensive responsibility to his game while on the right, Henrikh Mkhitaryan should start. Upfront, Romelu Lukaku will make his competitive debut after impressing in pre-season.time I saw the film was at a special
screening of the reissued and restored version at a theater in New York.
Afterwards I had to hurry out of the theater and find a quiet place to pull
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Another film that has a devastating effect on me is The
Dream Life of Angels. The second time I saw it was when I had come back from a club
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Peter Madoff's $235,000 Company Car

The brother of convicted Ponzi schemer Bernard Madoff wheels around Palm Beach in a vintage Aston Martin worth more than $235,000, paid for by Madoff Securities, according to court documents filed by London-based bankruptcy trustees.

The Joint Provisional Liquidators of Madoff Securities International Limited, Madoff's London based company, filed for bankruptcy in Florida and are attempting to seize some assets of Peter Madoff, including the vintage Aston Martin.

The liquidators allege Peter Madoff "is personally in receipt of assets that may have been fraudulently transferred to him by MSIL or may otherwise be recoverable by MSIL," according to the documents filed in the United States Bankruptcy Court in the Southern District of Florida this week.

The liquidators received recognition in the court that enables them to pursuePeter Madoff's assets and any documents and information related to the liquidation of MSIL, according to the judge's ruling.

"We are grateful for the recognition and assistance of the U.S. courts," Steve Akers, a provisional liquidator of MSIL, said in a paper statement.

One asset in question is a vintage Aston Martin worth $237,600, according to the court documents.

In the filing the liquidators claim "in March and May 2008, Bernard Madoff caused wire transfers from MSIL accounts to be made to the Aston Martin company in the amounts of £35,000 and £100,000, respectively, for a total of £135,000 ($237,600), in order to enable the purchase of a vintage Aston Martin automobile, model number DB2/4 1964 … for Mr. Madoff's brother Peter Madoff."

The dollar amount is based on the approximate exchange


rate at the time of the transactions, according to the documents.

The Cost Aston Martin Was Delivered to Peter Madoff in Palm Beach

The $237,600 charge was recorded as "a debit to a personal loan account of Mr. Madoff" in the MSIL books, and the car was delivered to Peter Madoff's house in Palm Beach, the liquidators allege in the court documents.

The judge granted an order preventing Peter Madoff from moving the car.

The loan was allegedly repaid from internal corporate accounts and not Bernard or Peter Madoff's personal funds, according to the court filing.

Peter Madoff has not been charged with any wrongdoing. Peter Madoff's lawyer could not be reached for comment.

Bernard Madoff, 70, pleaded guilty last month to 11 felony counts in connection with a $65 billion Ponzi scheme. Hea comfortable 26 degrees, a closed car in the sun it gets to 48 degrees in less than half an hour. Imagine a car parked in full sun with 38 degrees of temperature. An NFL player american decided to check this increase of heat in the first person:

With an outside temperature of 32 degrees, it reached 49 degrees in only 8 minutes. The NFL player, in full physical form and youth, has experienced a patent in just 10 minutes. This video published by PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) also tries to illustrate the suffering of a dog left to his fate in the interior of a car in the sun, with emphasis on the panic and stress that will suffer the animal to not be


Whales living in large social groups — such as the pilot whales that beached on Monday and Tuesday — are more susceptible to mass beaching. (Express Photo) Whales living in large social groups — such as the pilot whales that beached on Monday and Tuesday — are more susceptible to mass beaching. (Express Photo)

The mass stranding of more than a 100 whales and the death of at least 45 along a 15 km stretch on a Manpad beach in Tamil Nadu’s Tuticorin (or Thoothukudi) district presented a shocking spectacle on Tuesday. On Wednesday, the Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute (CMFRI) confirmed the death of at least another 12 whales. Interestingly, Tuticorin had witnessed a similar beaching 40 years ago, and the reasons are no clearer now.

Whale stranding isareas where they could use more emphasis from teachers. The girls attend the private Sidwell Friends School in Washington.

Obama, who has been pushing his education agenda all month, has expressed concern that too many schools will be unable to meet annual proficiency standards under the No Child Left Behind law this year. The standards are aimed at getting 100 percent of students proficient in math, reading and science by 2014, a goal now widely seen as unrealistic.

The Obama administration has proposed replacing those standards with a less prescriptive requirement that by 2020 all students graduating from high school should be ready for college or a career.

Obama wants Congress to send him a rewrite of the 2001 law before the start of a new school year this fall. Although


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