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A women travels for happiness on a pilgrimage to the sacred Buddhist site Bodh Gaya in India. She wants to do good, create good karma, and happiness. But how is it possible confronted with unpleasant situations: insisting beggars, locals who cheat her, and her own anger?

There are many Free and paid sites to watch Jadu Saa Chal Gaya online . And some of sites you have to login or signup but there is also some sites whereit had maintained and repaired the road for a period in excess of seven years; that the public had acquired an easement by prescription for use of the road; and seeking a declaratory judgment that the road was a public road. The County alleged that appellants had recently thwarted its maintenance efforts and interfered with its right to maintain and improve the road. The court issued a temporary order on November 24, 1998, granting the County the authority to engage in repairs and upkeep on the road pending a final order on the matter. However, in its final order filed August 19, 1999, the circuit court found that the County had failed to meet its burden of proof and that the road was not a public road.
On December


the appellees, testified that after the previous trial had concluded, her understanding was that if the road was a public road, the county could maintain the road. She testified that she contacted the judge and verified that the County could now come in and take care of the road, and after her conversation with the judge, the county did in fact begin maintaining the road at her request.
Rosine Knott, one of the appellants, testified that she called the County on December 14, 2006, after she saw them grading the road and told them that the County had no right to be there. Ms. Knott acknowledged that the other property owners had a right to maintain the road, but she insisted that they did not have the right toask the County to maintain the road. After questioning from the court, Ms. Knott explained that her concern with the County performing the road maintenance was that the county would acquire rights to the road and it would be declared a county road.
David Knott also testified that he had called the County and complained, specifically taking issue with a "county road" sign that had been erected beside the road. Mr. Knott testified that he understood the court had ordered that nobody interfere with the road being maintained, "except for the part that you had in the order about the County not being privy to that." Mr. Knott explained that his understanding of the court's order was that the other property owners can get whoever they want to help


grade the road, but the County could not be involved.
Angelo Walker, an employee with the County, testified that based on the telephone calls received from the Knotts, the County had ceased to work on the road and had not done any work on the road since December 2006. He testified that the County had erected the "county road" sign and performed maintenance of the road at the direction of the county judge, but after the complaints were received, the County was directed to erect a "private road" sign until the matter was settled, which it did. Walker testified that the County had worked on the road several times in 2006 prior to receiving the complaints from appellants.
In an order filed June 4, 2007, the court found that appellantssame time protecting their interest in the road "to avoid the danger of having the road declared to be a county road as opposed to merely a public road." Appellants acknowledge that the November 3 order clearly states that all landowners along the road had the equal right to maintain and improve the road without interference. However, appellants contend that by also stating in the order that it did not affect any previous order dealing with the county road department, "any reasonable person would conclude from those prior orders that Jefferson County, Arkansas was not supposed to be on the road ... and that appellants had every right to tell the county to get off the road." Appellants assert there is no basis for the finding that they


their analysis, the majority opinion recites that the circuit court "found that the County had no right to maintain the road in 1999." This is incorrect. The August 17, 1999 order merely recited that the county failed to meet its burden of proving that it was entitled to have Knotts Island Road declared a public road.
Appellants' argument is twofold. First, they contend that they were not violating the order by prohibiting only the county from coming upon the property. They contend that the previous order allowed the other plaintiffs to maintain the road, but it did not give the county that right. They also point to previous litigation where the County failed to prove that Knotts Island Road was a county road. Second, the Knotts assert that theythe order declaring Knotts Island Road to be a public road, the county obtained an interest in the road. It makes little sense to acknowledge the public's right to travel on the road, yet continually refer to the road as a "private road" and deny the county's right to maintain the road. Because it was a public road, appellants had no right to prevent the county from maintaining it. This was certainly clear in the circuit court's order. By preventing the county from maintaining the road, appellants were in direct defiance of the previous order, warranting the contempt citation.
Despite the clarity of the order and appellants' defiance of that order, this court has held that the circuit court erred in finding appellants in contempt. I cannot accept that


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       Petitioner was born on August 9, 1938.

         The medical records indicate that petitioner suffered from numerous health problems
prior to her flu vaccination on August 20, 2012. On November 4, 2011, petitioner saw a
neurologist, Dr. Robert S. April, and complained of trouble with her handwriting. Med. recs. Ex.
2, at 69. Dr. April noted petitioner had likely had progressive motor changes for a long time. Id.
He also noted she had weakness on her right side, twitching around her right eye, tingling in her
right fingers, as well as chronicso sure. Epstein is talking about chess masters—the lowest of the four categories of recognized chess experts. (It’s Division II chess.) Grandmasters—the highest level—are a different story. Robert Howard, of the University of New South Wales, recently published a paper in which he surveyed a group of eight grandmasters and found that the group hit their highest ranking after fourteen thousand hours of practice. Even among prodigies who reached grandmaster level before the age of sixteen, we see the same pattern. Almost all of that group reached grandmaster level at fourteen or fifteen, and most started playing when they were four or five. The famous Polgár sisters (two of whom reached grandmaster status) put in somewhere north of fifty thousand hours of practice to reach the top. Epstein,


J. energy South. Afr. vol.24 n.4 Cape Town Apr. 2013

IPhysics Department, University of Fort Hare, South Africa IIPhysics Department, University of Fort Hare, South Africa IIIInstitute of Technology, University of Fort Hare, South Africa IVDepartment of Civil Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, University of Zimbabwe, Zimbabwe

ABSTRACT

The research study was carried out to assess the biogas potential at Nyazura Adventist High School, Rusape, Zimbabwe, a co-educational school with a total enrolment of 700 boarders. The school is connected to the national grid electricity. The electricity is in short supply due to long hours of load shedding. Firewood to be used for heating and cooking purposes is in short supply. The main objective of the study was to make an assessment of biogas potential at the school. The energy demand forthe whole school was calculated and it was found to be 2 710 kWh per day. The biogas yields for the feedstocks at the school were estimated. The total biogas yield that could be obtained from the feedstocks was 50 m3 per day. The digesters volume for the feedstocks was estimated and the material requirements for the digesters were also determined. The techno-economic analysis of the proposed project was done. The results suggested that the proposed project was feasible, and it was concluded that the school is capable of producing enough biogas from its feedstocks to support a feasible project. The daily 50 m3 biogas yield is adequate to supply enough electricity for lighting purposes during the load shedding periods.

Biogas refers to a gas produced by anaerobic fermentation


of knowledge for operating these digesters.

The main objective of this paper is to assess daily biogas potential for Nyazura Adventist High School and use the information to design the biogas digesters for the mission high school.

2. Description of the study area

The study was carried out at Nyazura Adventist High School. The school is 1200 m above sea level and was established in 1910. It is located closer to the Harare-Mutare highway and is 33 kilometres from Rusape town and 63 kilometres from the city of Mutare. It is a co-educational boarding school with a total enrolment of 700 students.

The school is located at the foot of Mount Matukashiri. The school area is covered with stable rocks. These rocks are granitic in nature. The area is free from earthquakesand earth tremors due to good rock stability and therefore, building a biogas digester is advantageous to the school since rock stability prevents cracking of digesters thereby preventing gas leakages through the digester walls. In addition, the school area has sandy soils that are suitable for growing of crops such as tobacco. Figure 2 shows Nyazura Adventist High School.

2.1 The school's energy requirements

The boarding school is connected to the national power utility grid. However, like most other consumers in Zimbabwe, it suffers from electricity supply interruptions due to recurring load shedding. To relieve the situation, a 60kVA diesel generator was installed to supply electricity during load shedding. However, the rising costs make it impractical to run the generator for long hours as operating costs become very high and


15 hours. This paper seeks to assess biogas potential at the school so as to minimise energy problems at the school by using biogas as an alternative fuel for mainly lighting the whole school. The study came as result of current energy related problems the school is facing such as shortage of water due to long hours of load shedding and shortage of firewood. To worsen the situation, the copper cables supplying the electricity to the school are often vandalised. The most recent vandalisation of copper cables was in November, 2011. This adversely affected students' reading hours especially Upper Sixth and Form Four students. Due to the current price of diesel, the generator set is operated only for few hours a day.

However, the school has plenty of biogasyield of 18 m3. Assuming that 1m3 of gas produces 9 kWh of energy, the 50 m3 of biogas could produce 450 kWh/day of energy. The school is capable of producing energy of 13 500 kWh from its waste material per month. The installation of the digesters at the school can therefore reduce the energy shortage in the school. The total daily biogas produced at the school would meet 16% of the total energy demand. The quantity of daily biogas production would be increased by increasing the number of cattle and chicken kept at the school. Since the demand for biogas would be low during school holidays, the school would pump excess biogas by means of biogas pumps into the bio-bags for storage.

4.3. Digester volume for each feedstock

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the biogas digester by anaerobic digestion process.

The heat exchanger system at the bottom would provide suitable temperature around 35°C, for anaerobic digestion. The mechanical stirrers distribute heat evenly in the biogas digester. From the digester the biogas is collected in the storage tank. When valve D is open biogas would flow to the generator set. The generator would use the biogas to produce electricity. The electrical energy from the biogas generator would be used for lighting and heating purposes at the school. When biogas is used as fuel for the diesel generator, the modification required for the generator would be replacing the diesel injector by a spark plug. The electricity from the generator set would be mainly used for lighting classrooms, dormitories, houses and for cooking. In addition,of the product, nor impact on the environment, is not yet known.

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of his father. Everything that Hamlet struggles to do, all the soliloquies, his scenes with Ophelia, the climactic fencing match -- all of that is the surface of the play.

When Shakespeare wrote the play, this surface Hamlet story was one level of entertainment. This first level was aimed for members of the audience who were not very educated, the groundlings.

Shakespeare had to keep this audience entertained, with drama, with characters, and with humor as often as possible. The gravedigger scene is a good example of foolish humour in the course of the play, to keep the audience from being bored, or worse yet, from leaving and going somewhere else for entertainment.

David Tennant as Hamlet

The big fencing match at the end of the play would have been advertised, Iam sure, so this audience would feel compelled to stay all the way through. Richard Burbage, the actor who first portrayed Hamlet, was known as a very good swordsman, and even if the audience didn't care for the rest of the play, they were promised a display of fencing skill that was itself worth the price of admission.

The second level of entertainment was for anyone in the audience who could read, and would have picked up on the allusions -- literary, biblical, philosophical, etc. -- that are woven into every Shakespeare play.

This audience may have been familiar with the old and popular Scandanavian legend of Hamlet, or Amleth. Perhaps to keep the audience surprised and entertained, Shakespeare changed some of the Hamlet/Amleth legend to fit his Hamlet play.

For


now, but suffice to say that these allusions are meant to enrich his own play, and make it deeper in meaning and effect. Whether it is Ovid, Seneca, Aristotle, or the Gospel of Matthew, Shakespeare was consciously attempting to make his plays as universal as possible.

The third level of the play is for anyone in the audience who knew the politics of the day.

Shakespeare did not write his plays all by himself on a deserted island. He wrote plays in one of the most bustling and exciting cities on the planet at that time, and during a time of great political, social, and religious upheaval. His plays reflect the world in which he lived and the plays are commentary on that world.

This audience would have been courtiers tothe court of Queen Elizabeth, and later to King James, and anyone who was in or connected to the aristocracy. Also, rumours of the court and gossip about the queen and her life would of course leak and spread throughout the country.

Shakespeare acted as a conduit between the court and the public, and his plays are full of misbehaving courtiers. Sir Toby Belch comes to mind as an example of the kinds of men Shakespeare knew and used to entertain the public.

Kenneth Branagh as Hamlet

Shakespeare had some intimate knowledge of the politics in the court. His artistic patrons included the Earl of Southampton, the Earl of Essex, and later the Herbert brothers, the Earls of Pembroke and Montgomery.

For much of the 1590's, Robert Devereux, Earl of Essex was


Queen Elizabeth's favourite, which made him arguably the most powerful man in England, and who had very privileged knowledge of everything at court.

We do not know how close Shakespeare was to Essex, but from the plays that Shakespeare wrote during this time, many of the feature a heroic young man who is every bit meant to resemble and celebrate Essex himself. The most clear example is Shakespeare's Henry V play, which was written for Essex as he marched off to war in Ireland, in 1599.

Since Henry V was written for Essex, it would lead us to conclude that the rest of the Henriad series (Richard II, Henry IV, Part 1 and Henry IV, Part 2) were written on behalf of Essex.

Essex was very popular with the public, andhis popularity probably increased every time Shakespeare wrote a play about him. In turn, Shakespeare benefited as a playwright. It was a win-win relationship between Essex and Shakespeare.

Ralph Fiennes as Hamlet

Essex was known to frequent the theatres very often, sometimes many days in a row. We can deduce that the crowds loved him and celebrated him and the characters that represented him.

In a sense, Shakespeare was something of a propagandist for Essex, at a time when Essex was attempting to gather more power at court, and perhaps one day become King Robert I of England.

What does Hamlet have to do with politics? When Shakespeare wrote this particular play in late 1601, the Earl of Essex had just been executed for leading a failed rebellion against Queen Elizabeth's and


her court.

Shakespeare's patron, and probably good friend, had just died. It was a terrible time for Shakespeare, no doubt, and he was probably very politically vulnerable. It is perhaps around this time that the Herbert brothers stepped in and protected him from anyone in Elizabeth's court who would want to throw Shakespeare in prison forever, for having been so close to Essex all those years.

Hamlet is arguably the most political of all of Shakespeare's plays, and it is impossible for us to understand every last drop of meaning in the play, since we are 400 years away from the time the play was first written and performed.

But when it was first written and performed, just about every last person in the audience would understand that Hamlet was Essex,and Hamlet's struggle to overcome his enemies only to meet his own death was meant to mirror the very real tragedy of Essex's failed attempt to overcome his enemies at court.

This audience would see shades of Queen Elizabeth in Gertrude, and would see shades of her Lord Privy Seal Robert Cecil in Claudius.

Laurence Olivier as Hamlet

With Essex dead, Cecil would become the most powerful man in England, arguably even more powerful than Elizabeth herself. It was Cecil who may have been Essex's real target in the rebellion, and not Queen Elizabeth, just as Hamlet never meant to harm his mother Gertrude, but to only take revenge on Claudius.

Hamlet makes an odd and perplexing joke with Yorick's skull: "Now get you to my lady's chamber, and tell her, let


her paint an inch thick, to this favour she must come" Loosely translated this means: "Go to my lady's chamber, and tell her that no matter how much make-up she paints on her face, she will end up like a skull in a grave, too."

What does this mean? To us, today's audience, it is gibberish.

To almost any Elizabethan person in the audience watching Hamlet, it would immediately remind them of the well known scandal of how Essex rashly burst into Queen Elizabeth's bedchamber and saw her without her make-up or wig on, for which she slapped him.

She was 66 at the time, and her face required a great deal of make-up because she had scars on her face from almost dying of smallpox in 1562, which also madeher lose her hair.

I would imagine that when Essex saw her that morning, her face may have reminded him of a skull. He may have said as much to Shakespeare, who turns the moment into a joke at Queen Elizabeth's expense.

In a sense, Shakespeare's Hamlet play was something of a funeral mass for Essex. It was the one and only way the public, which loved Essex, could show their love to him after he died.

The fifth level of entertainment was for one person only, the monarch.

Plays and play-poets like Shakespeare were only allowed to do business because the queen or king allowed them to do so. Despite the performances at the playhouses like the Globe theatre, all plays were really created for the pleasure for Queen Elizabeth, and


later King James.

Ian McKellen as Hamlet

When Shakespeare wrote plays during the reign of Queen Elizabeth, he made sure that there were plenty of strong and intelligent women. Portia, Titania, Olivia, Juliet, Rosalind and many others were all written with Queen Elizabeth in mind, and most likely are different facets of Elizabeth herself.

These plays for Elizabeth would also need to entertain her on every level. They must have some humor, some drama, some romance, and Shakespeare had to know that a woman as brilliant as Elizabeth would understand every last literary, biblical, philosophical, cultural and political allusion -- and how the original Hamlet/Amleth story was changed for the Hamlet play.

This is where the plays really come alive, and where the truest purpose of the plays may be found. Yes,more than any other man, and the pain of being reminded of him in Shakespeare's Hamlet play would probably have been too much to bear.

She would, after all, die almost exactly two years to the day after Essex was executed, and about 16 months after Hamlet was performed.

She could have closed the Globe and stopped Shakespeare from performing Hamlet if she wanted. For all we know, perhaps she did. But it seems that she did not stop the play, it became one of Shakespeare's biggest successes, and was frequently referred to by other poets and writers at the time.

Maxine Peake as Hamlet

If there was a single message that Shakespeare was sending to Queen Elizabeth with his Hamlet play, it was probably that while you may have condemned Essex


to death, he will live forever in Hamlet.

As queen, Elizabeth had guaranteed her place in history forever. With the Hamlet play, Shakespeare was attaching an important footnote to her reign.

There is a final level to Shakespeare's plays -- an autobiographical level.

It is very hard, almost impossible, to determine what if anything Shakespeare said about himself or his own life in his plays. But he can be found here and there. For example, I wrote about how he turned his own name, Shakespeare, into the name of one of his most memorable characters, Shylock. Shylock means Shakespeare.

I also wrote recently about how he was the first actor to perform Malvolio, which he wrote and performed so he could mock himself, and his own ambition.

Then there is the matter ofShakespeare's son Hamnet, which is the same as Hamlet. Hamnet Shakespeare died in 1596, when he was 11 years old. Why would Shakespeare write a Hamlet play in 1601 for his son, who had died?

Well, the more I study the matter, the more I am convinced that the 1601 Hamlet play was the fourth version of the same play that Shakespeare had been writing since he first came to London around 1588. It is plausible that Shakespeare wrote the early 1588 Hamlet for his son, and as the years went by, it became more about Essex than his own boy.

There is so much in Hamlet that could be interepreted as autobiographical for Shakespeare. Most likely, he wrote the Horatio character based on his own relationship with Essex. Horatio


Louisiana Man Gets Life for Marijuana Louisiana Man Gets Life for Marijuana

It was not the first time Cornell Hood II had gotten in trouble with the law.

He had previously just gotten off probation after three marijuana convictions in New Orleans.

However, he met a much harsher punishment after moving to St. Tammany Parish. A single conviction on the North shore sentenced the 35-year-old man to life in prison, according to the Times-Picayune.

On Thursday in his Covington courtroom, State Judge Raymond S. Childress was able to sentence Hood to life in prison under Louisiana’s repeat-offender law. Court records reveal that on a jury in February, Hood was found guilty of possessing and distributing marijuana from his home in Slidell.

Hood had just moved from eastern New Orleans, to the Slidell area,after admitting on December 18, 2009, in Orleans Parish Criminal District Court, to possession with intent to distribute marijuana. For that convicted charge, he received a prison sentence and five years of probation, which was exactly the same penalty he got in 2005 for his first charge.

When Hood made the move to Slidell and switched homes, he also requested for a new probation officer. Just as Hood requested, a new probation officer was assigned to him, and that’s when the officer, Dustin Munlin, drove to Hood’s new home for a regular visit on September 27, 2010.

Not surprisingly, Munlin found almost two pounds of pot scattered around the house, according to court records. Munlin instantly told Sheriff’s Office deputies. Hood was then arrested.

Later, prosecutors charged Hood with one count


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RIYADH: Twenty people were killed as a suicide bomber blew himself up at a Shia mosque in eastern Saudi Arabia during Friday prayers, a hospital official said.

The official reached by telephone said more than 50 other people were wounded, including some who are in serious condition.

No one immediately claimed responsibility for the bombing, the first to target Shia Muslims in Saudi Arabia since November when gunmen killed at least eight people in an attack on a Shia religious anniversary celebration, also in the east.

The attack could further harm relations between Sunnis and Shias in the Gulf region, where tensions have risen during weeks of military operations in Yemen by a Saudi-led coalition against Shia Houthi fighters seen as proxies of regional Shia power Iran.

One witnessdescribed a huge explosion at the Imam Ali mosque in the village of al-Qadeeh.

He estimated there were at least 30 casualties in the attack, where more than 150 people were praying.

"We were doing the first part of the prayers when we heard the blast," worshipper Kamal Jaafar Hassan told Reuters by telephone from the scene.

Al-Arabiya television quoted a journalist at the scene as saying that at least six people were killed.

State news agency SPA quoted a security spokesperson confirming an explosion at a mosque in eastern Saudi Arabia, where most of the country's minority Shias live.

A spokesperson for the Saudi interior ministry could not immediately be reached for comment. A photograph posted on social media showed the mutilated body of a young man, said to be the suicide


bomber.

Other pictures showed ambulances and bloodied victims being taken away on stretchers.

In April, Saudi Arabia said it was on high alert for a possible attacks on oil installations or shopping malls.

In Yemen, a bomb at a Houthi mosque in the capital Sanaa on Friday was claimed by Islamic State.

IS claims responsibility

The Islamic State group said in an online statement Friday that it carried out ‘a deadly suicide bomb attack at the mosque in Saudi Arabia's predominantly Shia Eastern Province’.

The statement said "the soldiers of the Caliphate" were behind the attack by a suicide bomber "who detonated an explosives belt" in the mosque in the Shia-majority city of Qatif.

It identified the bomber as Abu Amer al-Najdi, and published a picture of him.his returned inmate requests to staff members and copies of letters from a representative of the Surgeon General.  He also filed an affidavit in support of his motion to appeal in forma pauperis, in which he stated that he had exhausted his administrative remedies by writing to the Surgeon General, the Attorney General and the Director of the Bureau of Prisons concerning his complaints.

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The District Court did not thereafter entertain the petition as an amended petition or as a motion for rehearing but instead granted leave to appeal in forma pauperis.

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If Tarlton's assertions are true, he has sought relief through administrative channels before bringing his complaint in the District Court.  Accordingly, we vacate the judgment of the District Court and remand for its determination of whether


four confirmed shows so far: two in Las Vegas in early April, and two headlining slots at California's Coachella Music And Arts Festival later that month.

The last time that Slash, Axl and Duff all performed live together was in 1994, although Duff has done a few shows with the latest GUNS iteration in recent years.

Speculation about a GUNS reunion exploded last summer when Slash revealed that he and Axl had repaired their estranged relationship, which prevented them from speaking for the better part of two decades.

GN'R is reportedly negotiating with promoters to play as many as 25 stadiums in North America this summer. The band is said to be asking as much as $3 million per show, with tickets topping out in the $250 to $275 range.Colombo [Sri Lanka], Oct 23 (ANI): The select committee of Sri Lankan Parliament on Sunday Easter attack has said that the Indian High Commission here was a "potential target" of terror attack and also referred to intelligence input about a hotel where Indians were staying in large numbers as a likely target.

The 272-page report was submitted to Parliament on Wednesday by the nine-member Parliamentary Select Committee (PSC).

"Parliament cannot recommend the perpetrators of this attack. That power is in the court. The task of the Select Committee was to find out where were the shortcomings, negligence and weaknesses," Chairman of the PSC and Deputy Speaker Ananda Kumarasiri said in the court, according to Colombo Page.

"The PSC also notes that intelligence information received indicated that the Indian High Commission was


one of the potential targets and that it is surprising an intelligence official who is a prominent part within the intelligence apparatus in Sri Lanka was not aware of the possible links between the intelligence information received, source, potential target etc," the report read.

On April 21, Easter Sunday, suicide terrorist bombings in three churches and three hotels in Sri Lanka killed around 270 people and wounded more than 400 people. The eight suicide bombers were also killed.

At least 40 foreign nationals and at least 45 children were reported to be among the dead.

Investigators identified Zahran Hashim, one-time leader of the National Thowheed Jamaath, as the main suspect behind the execution of these co-ordinated attacks.

The report pointed out that the Director of State Intelligence Service (SIS) had sent a'top secret' letter to Inspector General of Police Pujith Jayasundera on April 9, 12 days before the attack that the NTJ and his associates were planning to carry out a suicide attack in Sri Lanka and that they were to target some churches and Indian High Commission.

The letter also stated that the modes of attack may include suicide attack, weapon attack, knife attack or truck attack.

"On April 9, 2019 the Director, SIS had sent IGP, with copies to CNI and CID, a letter marked 'Top Secret' giving the details - that Zahran Hashim of the National Thowheed Jamaat (NTJ) and his associates are planning to carry out a suicide attack in Sri Lanka and that they were to target some churches. It was also conveyed that the Indian


High Commission in Sri Lanka was to be a target," it said.

"No dates were given as to when the attack was to be carried out. It goes on to state that the modes of attack may include suicide attack, weapon attack, knife attack or truck attack. Individuals who are likely team members of the planned suicide attack include- Zahran Hashim, Ja Al Quithal, Rilwan, Saji Moulavi, Shahid, Milhan and others," it added.

The report has concluded that there was intelligence failure on the part of Director SIS, the lead in the intelligence apparatus who had received pride of place at the ICM and NSC. The PSC also speaks about "failure" on the part of the SIS to act on the subsequent intelligence information received after the explosion on April16, 2019 in Kattankudy.

The PSC said that intelligence information related to the attacks was first received by the Director, SIS on April 4, 2019 but there were delays from his end to share it with the relevant intelligence and security personnel.

It also observed that the SIS missed a series of events that should have alerted the state security apparatus to the impending attacks and demonstrated to them the importance of the intelligence information received. This was in the context of intelligence already known on Zahran and his allies including police reports on him and arrest warrants issued on him dated March 2017.

The PSC also slammed several politicians for making "inflammatory and irresponsible" remarks after the Easter Sunday attacks. "The PSC notes that speeches that incite hate and racism,


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An Ottawa concert by U.S. punk band the Queers, which had been cancelled amid controversy after a flurry of online petitions, is now back on, it was confirmed Saturday.

After a discussion between Queers singer Joe Queer and staff at Mavericks, the band will play Ottawa, after all. They perform at the Rideau Street club on Feb. 21. Tickets go on sale early next week at mavericksbar.com and at Vertigo Records.

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The first of the online petitions that had originally led to the cancellation of the show was launched by an Ottawa artistis supplied to the voice communication unit 31 through the loop switch 23. Thus, the electric signal transmitted through the PSTN 1 is converted into the voice electric signal in the voice signal processing unit 31, and outputted to the wire handset 32. Accordingly, the user can perform the voice communication with the other party through the wire handset 32.
In addition, in the case that the user hooks off the wire handset 32 in order to make a telephone call, the power is also supplied to the voice communication unit 31 through the power switch 23. When the user inputs a telephone number of the other party through the keypad 33, the inputted telephone number is converted into an electric signal in the dialer 34, and outputted to


the PSTN 1 through the local loop (a).
Accordingly, when the other party hooks off the wire handset, the user performs the voice communication through the wire handset 32. Here, the wire handset 32 converts the voice signal of the user into the voice electric signal, and the voice signal processing unit 31 converts the voice electric signal outputted from the wire handset 32 into the electric signal, and outputs it to the PSTN 1.
As discussed earlier, the conventional wire telephone system performs the voice communication by using the power supplied from the central office. Even if the power failure is generated in a place where the wire telephone is located, since the wire telephone system is normally operated, the wanted telephone communication can be always performed.
On the otherhand, as the radio communication techniques have been developed, the radio telephone system using the wireless handset instead of the wire handset has been widely distributed and used in the PSTN. The radio telephone system includes: a main body which is a subscriber terminal of the PSTN; and a wireless handset performing the radio communication with the main body. If necessary, the wireless handset is provided in a multiple number.
Accordingly, the user carries out the low output and high frequency radio communication with the main body of the radio telephone system by employing the wireless handset. The main body performs the communication by connecting a signal transmitted from the wireless handset to the PSTN.
However, the radio telephone system requires a specific power in order to perform the communication


BBC rebuffs Russian state complaint over Siberia march Published duration 5 August 2014

image caption A Russian state watchdog objects to an article on bbcrussian.com

The BBC World Service has rebuffed a Russian state request to remove an interview with a Russian artist and activist who called for a march to win more autonomy for Siberia.

Artem Loskutov spoke to the BBC Russian Service on 31 July, and the website bbcrussian.com reported the interview.

In a complaint to the BBC the Russian state media watchdog Roskomnadzor warned it might block bbcrussian.com.

Russian campaigners in support of the march have had their pages blocked on Vkontakte , the most popular social network in Russia, often likened to Facebook.

Loskutov spoke in Russian on the BBC's current affairs programme BBSeva. He told the interviewer Seva Novgorodtsevabout a planned "march for the federalisation of Siberia" in the city of Novosibirsk.

In a separate blog piece, Loskutov described the march as "part parody, part provocation, but also, partly, a real attempt to gain autonomy".

'Full compliance'

The BBC's statement on Tuesday said: "We have no plans to remove this interview from our website.

"Mr Loskutov is an artist and activist known for organising events which are, at first sight, parodies of political activity, but which also bring out serious issues about life in Russia. Mr Loskutov's views represent his personal position.

"The BBC aims to present all sides of a story in an impartial, unbiased way, and we have also requested an interview with a Russian government official to explain their position on the planned march. Our editorial decisions are


guided by the BBC's Editorial Guidelines and the story in question is in full compliance with the requirements set out by this document."

Earlier, Roskomnadzor released a statement, quoted by Russian media, saying it had asked the BBC Russian Service editors to remove the story.

It warned that if the editors "continue to adopt an unconstructive position then the only possibility left to Roskomnadzor, to implement Federal Law 398-F3 of 28.12.2013, will be to block the BBC Russian Service website, on which the illegal information is published".

The law (in Russian) entitles the Russian authorities to block any information on the web which could threaten civil order and incite mass disturbances or "extremist actions".Truth Has Become a Coronavirus Casualty

As the coronavirus spreads, another dangerous virus has followed closely behind: the scourge of government leaders and official authorities obfuscating data, suppressing information, and misinforming citizens about the outbreak. With the crisis likely to get worse before it gets better, many countries’ citizens are increasingly unsure just whom or what to believe. This not only increases the threat to public health, but it also undermines trust in the very institutions on which we rely to fight the virus.

This new virus of disinformation also has its origin in China, has spread to other authoritarian states such as Iran and Russia, and has now infected the highest levels of government in the United States.

The disease of disinformation first broke out in Wuhan. Its most prominent


victim is a Wuhan doctor, Li Wenliang, who first posted an alert about a mysterious illness to a group chat of medical colleagues in late December. Accused of spreading rumors, he was summoned by health authorities in the middle of the night and forced to confess to making “false comments.” His warning went unheeded, and by early February he was dead from the virus.

As the epidemic began to take hold, Wuhan became a jarring tale of two different stories: a sanitized, government-approved version of events—and a very different reality on the ground. Private citizens posted cellphone videos as the quarantine was being imposed through brute force: neighbors and passersby being dragged kicking and screaming down corridors and into vans, or of workers hammering boards over the doors ofpublic health professional in their official capacity, to reveal that basic quarantine protocols were violated during the evacuation of American citizens from Asia, endangering the health of many more people.

This epidemic has brought the United States to a dangerous situation where citizens wonder if they can still trust their government. When freedom of speech and freedom of the press are not respected, truth erodes—and with it, other rights such as the right to health and to effective treatment. The responsibility for rebuilding trust lies with everyone. The White House should stop opining on matters of health and science and let those speak who have both professional expertise and a track record for trustworthiness (such as Anthony Fauci, the head of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases).


Sjögren's syndrome terminating as a myeloproliferative disorder.
A 59 year old female was diagnosed as having Sjögren's syndrome in 1963. A short time later, she developed a refractory sideroblastic anemia. In 1972, she was found to have a preleukemic state with a persistent "shift to the left" of the granulocytic series, terminating early in 1974 as acute myeloblastic leukemia. Although several cases of malignant lymphomata have been described in association with Sjörgen's syndrome, to our knowledge no other example of Sjörgen's syndrome has been described in association with a myeloproliferative disorder. Defective immune surveillance produced by the Sjörgen's syndrome may have permitted the development of the myeloproliferative syndrome. Alternatively, both disorders may have developed from a hemopoietic stem cell defect.given an interview to Interfax during his visit to Moscow in which he speaks about a visit of Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir to Russia, bilateral Russian-Sudanese economic and military cooperation and describes sanctions in the global politics as "immoral and illegal".

Secretary General of the League of Arab States has given an interview with Interfax in the wake of his negotiations with Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov in which he speaks about the participation of Arab countries in the Astana process, Russia‘s political and military role in Syria, as well as prospects for resuming Syria‘s membership in the Arab League.

Bahraini Ambassador to Russia Ahmed Abdulrahman Al Saati has given an interview to Interfax in which he speaks about the prolongation of the decision of OPEC and non-OPEC countries to


the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO).

Austrian Ambassador to Russia Emil Brix has given an interview to Interfax foreign political desk chief Olga Golovanova on the occasion of the 500th anniversary of bilateral relations, in which he speaks about Austria‘s position on Ukraine in light of resolving the South Tyrol conflict, about the use of sanctions in international relations, which he considers unwise, about Austria‘s neutral status, as well as Austrian-Russian energy cooperation.

High Representative of the European Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy / Vice-President of the European Commission Federica Mogherini has given an interview to Interfax correspondents Alexander Korzun and Viktor Onuchko ahead of her first visit to Russia. The interview covers such issues as prospects of partnership between the European Union and Russia, the situation in Ukraine,Amazing pictures of the cheetah cubs who developed a soft spot for their supper

By JANE FRYER

Last updated at 10:00 15 January 2008

For many youngsters, lessons have a tendency to feel long, interminably boring and difficult to sit still through.

Not, however, if you're a cheetah cub in Africa undergoing a masterclass in hunting from your very impressive mother.

This extraordinary series of photographs, taken in the Masai Mara game reserve in Kenya by top environmental photographer Andy Rouse, show a female cheetah demonstrating to her young the first rules of survival in the wild - how to hunt and kill.

After more than 20 minutes of torture for the gazelle, the cubs are getting the hang of it, their mother is satisfied and the gazelle, half-dead and breath coming in huge


Park, Kenya: ZebrasTsavo West National Park, Kenya: GazelleTsavo West National Park, Kenya: OstrichesTsavo West National Park, Kenya: GiraffeTsavo West National Park, Kenya: ElephantsTsavo West National Park, Kenya: Elephants FightingTsavo West National Park, Kenya: Falcon with SnakeTsavo West National Park, KenyaTsavo West National Park, Kenya: MonkeysTsavo West National Park, Kenya: GiraffeTsavo West National Park, Kenya: ZebraTsavo West National Park, Kenya: AlligatorTsavo West National Park, Kenya: Alligator

And this is what you do after a day in the park! I hope you enjoyed our grass excursion in Kenya!

Hotel, Mombasa, Kenya

And what’s a nice hotel without giant, hanging spiders above the grasses?

Hotel and Spiders, Mombasa, Kenya

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My blog "That Travel Lady In HerEvery time Villanova got close, Columbia knocked down a big shot. A Grant Mullins three extended the lead back to 48-41 with 7:26 remaining.

Villanova's Ryan Arcidiacono hit a big trey on the next play to cut the lead to five again, but Rosenberg answered with a layup and Mullins added a triple 30 seconds later to push the lead back out to 10.

Arcidiacono hit two free-throws to cut the lead to single digits again, but Columbia got a huge offensive rebound from John Daniels, which resulted in a Mullins three with just over four minutes left in the game.

From that time on, Villanova was forced to foul and Columbia maintained possession for more than two minutes. Then it was a free throw shooting clinic, put on by Barbour,


Rosenberg and Mullins, who sank 18-of-18 in the final four minutes, icing the Columbia win.

In the first half, Frankoski drilled his first two three's in the first 3:53 to give the Lions an 8-3 early advantage. Columbia played relentless defense to maintain that lead for much of the first period, but could not increase the lead by more than two possessions. With 6:42 Darrun Hilliard knocked down a trey to put the Wildcats on top, 19-17.

Villanova remained in front until Barbour found Frankoski from the left wing for three to put the Lions back on top, and Columbia took a 26-22 advantage heading into the break.

The win was also just the second all-time against the Wildcats dating back to December 29, 1969, when Columbia claimed a 76-64 victory.

Nexta relatively short period of time. Life had been good for Russell and Marilyn since their arrival on Baird.

Marilyn was gone now. She was carried into an Elimination Chamber more than four years ago, much to Russell and Marilyn’s relief. The parting was bitter sweet.

It turned out that the atmosphere on Baird extended the lives of Earthlings by 100 years or more. When this was discovered, at first it was celebrated. But as the Earthlings started to age, they realized that even though their bodies were failing, they continued to live.

Russell wondered if the people of Earth would have been as anxious to come to Baird, had they known that extending their lives would be as disastrous as it ended up being.

The atmosphere did not stop the ravages


of disease. Russell’s once lovely wife Marilyn, ended up almost doubled over and could no longer walk. Her vision was gone. Her hair fell out and the cancer ate at her body a little at a time.

Russell was now 102 and the memories of Marilyn were becoming dim.

The only way to die on Baird, at less than 100 and some years old, was to either blow your brains out or be decapitated. Which happened more and more often these days as the Earthlings became Seniors.

The Bairds’ put their best scientists to work on the problem, but there was nothing anyone could do to change the effects of the atmosphere on the Earthlings. Returning to Earth was not an option.

The High Counsel had many meetings once the incidents ofliving room.

Despite its compact size, Sony has still managed to configure the PS4 with a host of connectivity ports and docks. On its rear the PS4 houses Ethernet, HDMI and Optical Audio ports as well as a dedicated auxiliary port for the optional Playstation Camera. The Playstation Camera is Sony's answer to the Kinect, more on this later. On its front the PS4 features two discretely placed USB 3.0 ports. Past this the front of the PS4 features basic on/off and eject buttons, and a 6x Blu-ray and 8x DVD disc port.


Berlin - Germany winger Marco Reus is set to miss Borussia Dortmund's mouth-watering clash at Bayern Munich on Saturday, which could decide the Bundesliga title this season.

The 28-year-old Reus had been in great form with three goals in five league games since mid-February after nine months sidelined by torn knee ligaments.

However, Reus is struggling after playing nine games in a little over a month and, having picked up a groin injury, trained alone this week.

"That's why I don't think he will make it this weekend," admitted Dortmund head coach Peter Stoeger, who is unbeaten in his 12 league games since taking charge in December.

Reus, who missed the 2014 World Cup with torn ankle ligaments and Euro 2016 with a groin strain, is desperate to play at Russia 2018in June.

He was left out of Germany's friendlies against Spain and Brazil, who play at Berlin's Olympic Stadium on Tuesday, to focus on his club form.

Third-placed Dortmund, who are 18 points behind leaders Bayern in the table, want a win at the Allianz Arena to spoil Bayern's title party.

If second-placed Schalke fail to beat Freiburg in Gelsenkirchen and Bayern are victorious against Dortmund, the Bavarians will be crowned German league champions for the sixth straight season.

Stoeger said Japan midfielder Shinji Kagawa is expected to miss the next two weeks with an ankle injury.

Ukraine winger Andriy Yarmolenko, who has a foot injury, is only expected to return towards the end of the season.


brilliant satire of the trap in which the overentitled, underpaid millennials find themselves. But for all the shocking sex in Girls, it’s a classic comedy that knows you produce laughs by taking a home truth and exaggerating it just a bit. Its first season featured several jaw-dropping moments, including a scene in which Hannah’s brutish lover Adam (Adam Driver) masturbates in front of her, but also one where she is about to clinch a very chummy interview for a much-needed job when she makes a joke about her interviewer being a date rapist. Both the comic timing and the observation of her social ineptitude are note-perfect.

As Hannah and her gang – her perfectly pretty best friend, Marnie (Allison Williams); transatlantic bohemian Jessa (played by the British-American Jemima Kirke);deep pain behind world-weary poses, outlandish impetuosity and a posh British accent, is becoming more annoying than funny as the season opens with a double episode dedicated to her escape from rehab. On the other hand, the newly arrived Gaby Hoffman, who plays Adam’s crazy sister Caroline, infuses the show with the dangerous energy that has gone missing since Adam turned mushy.

It’s too simple to peg Girls as the next generation’s first entry into the golden-age-of-TV sweepstakes or as the female answer to the new male comedy. (Of course, Judd Apatow, the man who exposed the slackers’ sad plight in Superbad and Knocked Up, produces the show.) While Dunham is a brilliant satirist of herself, her friends and her times, her writing and her acting are good enough


Pharmacist's activities on a trauma response team in the emergency department.
The interventions of a clinical pharmacist on an emergency department (ED) trauma response team were studied. The study site was an academic, tertiary care hospital designated as a level 1 trauma center, with a clinical pharmacist present in the ED 40 hours per week. For a two-month period, interventions by the pharmacist in trauma cases were documented in an electronic quality-improvement database. A total of 304 interventions were recorded; the most common were dosage recommendations (60%) and provision of drug information (27%). The top five drug classes involved were analgesics, sedatives, antimicrobials, vaccines, and fluids. In 83% of the interventions, the pharmacist documented involvement in facilitating drug administration. A pharmacist participating on the ED trauma response team commonlyThe Untold Stories of 'The People vs OJ'- A KFI Exclusive Series Part 2

February 11, 2016

(KFI)American Crime Story: The People vs OJ Simpson is only in its second episode and it already has television viewers glued to their sets. It's hard to believe that it's been more than twenty years since the trial that captivated America. KFI, in Los Angles, was on the front-lines of the 'trial of the century' and are looking back on the trial, and all the events surrounding it, from the slow speed Bronco chase to exclusive interviews with people directly involved in the trial.


National Clean Fleets Partner: UPS

UPS maintains a fleet of more than 93,000 package cars, vans, and other vehicles. The company is reducing petroleum use and emissions through careful route planning, fuel efficiency measures, and alternative fuel use. UPS has nearly 2,700 compressed natural gas, liquefied natural gas, propane, electric, and hybrid electric vehicles. UPS was a founding member of the first Clean Cities coalition—Clean Cities-Atlanta, which received official designation from the U.S. Department of Energy in 1993.

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UPS to Build 15 Additional CNG Fueling Stations, Increase CNG Fleet

ATLANTA – UPS announced plans to build 15 compressed natural gas (CNG) fueling stations to support the purchase andImage copyright SFA Image caption Fa'afafine, a term unique to Samoan culture, refers to biological males who are raised and identify as females

Bright lights, glittering dresses and dazzling smiles are a feature of every beauty pageant, but Samoa's Miss Fa'afafine is a pageant with a difference - an annual celebration of the island nation's third gender tradition.

"I believe I was born a fa'afafine. Though originally I was born male, my feminine side is much stronger", says Velda Collins.

Image copyright Velda Collins Image caption Velda, who won the pageant in 2007, describes growing up as a fa'afafine as "hard"

"A woman trapped in a man's body", is how she describes herself. "We are unique from the lesbian and gay community around the world, we have our own identity."

Despite the fa'afafine


being an accepted part of Samoan culture for generations, she says life was hard growing up, as her parents never quite accepted her. They were afraid her identity would close doors for her in life.

So taking part in Miss Fa'afafine 2007 was one of the "most liberating experiences" of her life.

She went on to win that pageant, and is now one of the contest organisers.

The fa'afafine tradition

Image copyright SFA Image caption Steva Auina of New Zealand took the Miss Samoa Fa'afafine crown in 2015

Dating back to the early 20th Century, the term means "in the way of a woman".

It encompasses those who do not fit within the gender binary models of male and female.

Some fa'afafines live their lives out as women, whereas others may choose to live assays being fa'afafine is not the same as being gay.

Image copyright SFA Image caption The pageant celebrates its 10th anniversary this year

"When you try to fit cultural idioms into Western boxes, what you end up doing is trying to find the nearest fit," she says.

"It's a very painful life to lead because of all the stigma and negative connotations," she said.

Her mother was accepting of her identity, though her father resisted.

"No parent would wish it upon their child, but once they see it's a losing battle they usually embrace it."

There is added weight to the contest this year, as the community feels their identity, traditionally accepted or tolerated in society, is coming under increasing pressure from religious conservatism in strongly Christian Samoa.

In June, a national newspaper caused outrage


by publishing an uncensored image of the body of Jeanine Tuivaiki on its front page, a fa'afafine who was found dead, possibly by suicide, inside a church.

The prime minister said he was "appalled" by the front page, while the SFA said it had "robbed what last dignity and humanity Ms Tuivaiki had".

The newspaper apologised, but the SFA said it was a sign that fa'afafine "can never be fully functional free and equal citizens of Samoa" while anti-gay laws exist.

Image copyright Getty Images Image caption Fa'afafines were represented during Air New Zealand Fashion Week in 2005

But Ymania says she sees a positive "change in the way acceptance is flowing".

"You see kids in primary school acting and talking as fa'afafines publicly," she added.

Many people attending conservative churches "are growing up     Counsel for Appellee

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ALDISERT, Circuit Judge.

       A jury convicted Gregory Ladner of attempting to purchase a firearm, something

he was forbidden from doing on account of his previous felony convictions. He now

appeals, arguing that the District Court erred in forbidding him from presenting the

defense of entrapment by estoppel. According to Ladner, a 14-year-old gun store clerk led

him to attempt to purchase a firearm and to inaccurately complete Bureau of Alcohol,

Tobacco and Firearms (“ATF”) Form 4473 by suggesting that his out-of-state convictions

would not pose a problem


rivals as they hope to capture the player before the transfer window opens. He is said to be open to the idea of working with Mourinho, but he would not leave Atletico for a club that is not in the Champions League.

Lukaku has told Everton that he will not sign a new contract at the club, and as the current top scorer in the EPL, there would not be a shortage of suitors for him.

But it is believed that he has decided to play for the Red Devils with close pal Paul Pogba next season. Mourinho, who sold Romelu Lukaku at Chelsea, now wants him back as he has proven himself at Everton.Vertigo Records continue to explore fluid chill-out vibes from all around the world...

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The journey starts with well known Russian project Timoon, two tracks made by Izzumm - Russian electronic producer and multi-instrumentalist
who has moved to India and spend a lot of time there learning local musical traditions and playing different instruments. Influences of Indian music enlarged
his potential of artist, sound engineer and dj which he gained in motherland.

This compilation is also a quite rare chance to listen to chill and downbeat experiments made by famous psy-trance producers Transdriver, Furious and
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build a strong criminal case, and hold accountable those responsible.

The five-year investigation led to jury convictions of top Enron officials who enriched themselves by cheating investors with sham accounting, and guilty pleas from some 16 others who were in on it. Being a major case, it was administered at the highest levels of the FBI and the Department of Justice, as well as the Securities and Exchange Commission. In Houston, Supervisory Special Agent (SSA) Michael E. Anderson, chief of his office’s economic crimes squad, led the investigation on the ground. He describes how agents assembled the case:

In January 2002, agents executed a consent search of Enron’s 50-story corporate headquarters building. The search lasted nine days as investigators unearthed critical documents and emerged with over 500 boxes of evidence.Dunedin police are searching for a motorist who hit a cyclist in what appears to be an incident of road rage in the central city.

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Police say the cyclist was riding his bike in George St on Sunday when he was hit from behind by a blue Subaru station wagon while stopped at a red light at the intersection with St Andrew St about 3.30pm.

The tyre of the bike was stuck under the car as a result of the impact and as the cyclist tried to free it, the male driver of the vehicle began tooting his horn, Senior Sergeant Darryl Lennane said.

"The cyclist managed to free his bike and as he did so, the driver accelerated into him," he said.

"The victim moved to the side of the


road while the motorist drove away north on George St.

"Thankfully, the cyclist was uninjured and his bike was not damaged, however, this behaviour is completely unacceptable and we want to locate the driver of the car involved."

The male driver was the only person in the car.

The victim said others were in the area at the time and witnessed the altercation and some even appeared to be filming or photographing the incident on their phones, Mr Lennane said.

"Unfortunately none of these people have contacted police at this stage.

"We really want to hear from these people in order to piece together more information about what happened.

"If you were in the area at the time and believe you witnessed this incident, please contact Dunedin police immediately on 03 471 4800."fashion, but hidden from the public's eye. Globes was given a presentation which clarified how the procedure works, and includes detailed prices for services rendered.

A potential client can expect to pay 7,500 shekels – including a 15 percent commission but not sales tax – for "sharing content and publishing a single status"; a video clip runs for 12,000 shekels.

The power couple also offers package deals with prices reaching into the tens of thousands, including, for example, a deal for ten video posts worth 84,000 shekels.

Another industry source told Globes that he billed tens of thousands of shekels a month to promote the agendas of his clients. One political party even noted that, in the current election cycle, it was offered a package costing hundreds of thousands of shekels


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Crowdsourced Song Of The Day 2/18/2013: The Nashville Teens - "Google Eye"

Today's CSOTD comes to us courtesy of Beaver Gonzalez. The Nashville Teens, as their name implies, were from Surrey, England. Their version of the blues standard "Tobacco Road" is probably the one you most recall, and their only real Stateside hit. The Teens had credibility with the first wave of rock and rollers, coming from stints in which they backed up Jerry Lee Lewis and Carl Perkins. "Google Eye" was written by the same person who cooked up "Tobacco Road," John D. Loudermilk, who wrote a mess of other certified '60s classics.

This song would be perfect for a bad commercial for a web search engine, if only it weren't about fishing. A googleNEW YORK -

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A bill that would have banned bris milah and other forms of religious circumcision in Iceland will not be voted on by its parliament following a negative recommendation by a key committee as its legislative term comes to an end.

The proposal had met with international outcry from Jewish and Muslim groups. Despite the fact that the tiny island nation has very few practitioners of either faith, activists from religious communities waged a concerted fight against the bill fearing its passage could set off a trend in the region.

Rabbi Pinchas Goldschmidt, president of the Conference of European Rabbis, told Hamodia that while he was relatively confident that Iceland’s legislators had decided to drop the matter for the foreseeable future, Jewish


Tele2 Russia expands its GSM operations into 17 new regions

November 16, 2007 03:48 ET | Source:Tele2 AB

Stockholm - Tele2 AB ("Tele2"), (Stockholm Stock Exchange: TEL2 A and
TEL2 B), Europe's leading alternative telecom operator, today
announced that it has been awarded three new GSM 1800 licenses in the
regions of Novosibirsk, Tomsk and Evenkia in Sibiria. The three
regions have a total population of 3.7 million. Tele2 plan to invest
in mobile networks and launch commercial service in these regions by
the end of 2009.
In addition to the three awarded licenses the tender commission has
allocated an additional 14 licenses to Tele2 and it is expected that
the formal award of these licenses will occur shortly. The total 17
licenses cover a population of 19.1 million.
The allocation of new GSM 1800 licenses creates the opportunity for
Tele2 toRunnymede Court Hotel is a well established 2 star hotel which prides itself on high standards of English cuisine, quality service and comfortable surroundings which is why many guests return year after year. Located in Jersey's Capital, St Helier, and within easy walking distance of both the main shopping centre (300m) and the beach (200m) at Havre des Pas, Runnymede Court Hotel offers 57 en-suite bedrooms and award-winning gardens - perfect for a short break or longer holiday on Jersey.

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Runnymede Court Hotel is a friendly and comfortable 2 star hotel, located in Jersey's Capital, St Helier, and within easy walking distance of both the main shopping centre (300m) and the beach (200m) at Havre des Pas. Runnymede Court Hotel is a well established family-run hotel which prides


itself on the high standards of English cuisine, quality service and comfortable surroundings which sees many guests return year after year. The hotel is perfect for a short break or longer holiday to Jersey as it makes an ideal base from which to explore the island whilst offering excellent value for money.

Rooms

All of the 57 bedrooms are en-suite and equipped with a TV, telephone, radio, heating and tea/coffee making facilities. Some rooms are situated on the ground floor overlooking the garden. A lift serves most rooms and there is no single room supplement.

Dining

The Runnymede Court hotel provides a good standard of traditional English breakfast & 3 course dinner with extensive wine list, served in the delightful restaurant which overlooks the award-winning garden.

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There is also a stocked cocktailThe Gordon Research Conference on "Oxygen Radicals: Mechanisms that Underpin Redox Biology" is designed to provide chemists, biologists, biochemists, cell biologists, clinicians, and other biomedical scientists with state-of-the-art knowledge on reactive oxygen species and their interactions with other radicals, including nitric oxide, in chemical and biological systems. This research conference is held every two years;the next meeting will be held February 7-12, 2010 at the Four Points Sheraton / Holiday Inn Express, Ventura, CA. Fifteen conferences have been held since 1981;they have proven to be extremely productive based on the large number of applicants and the post-meeting evaluations. Funds are requested to partially support travel, subsistence, and registration costs for speakers from the United States and abroad as well as productive graduate students/post-doctoral candidates. The speakers listed in


this program were selected based on the suggestions from the previous chairs, co-chairs and attendees at the past conference. Speakers have been invited to present their latest research on the fundamentals of redox biology. Session topics will include: oxidative stress, redox biology, &disease;inflammation &oxidative stress;oxidative events in cardiovascular disease;biochemistry of thiol oxidation &thiol enzymes;nitrogen oxides &hydrogen sulfide;protein oxidation, redox changes &aging;mitochondria, central to redox balance;biomarkers &methods for detecting oxidative stress;and super oxide dismutases, past present and future. The invited speakers represent current and future leaders that address fundamental aspects of free radical and redox biology research that impacts inflammation, pulmonary and cardiovascular diseases, cancer, toxicology, and other issues of human health, including aging. In addition, Professor Joe McCord will present a Keynote Lecture entitled: "Superoxide Dismutase and FreeNew Palestinian political body aims to rival Abbas, Hamas Five Palestinian factions are forming a new political body in the West Bank and Gaza Strip in an attempt to break the political duopoly of Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas's Fatah movement and the Islamic movement Hamas

RAMALLAH, West Bank -- Five Palestinian factions are forming a new political body in the West Bank and Gaza Strip in an attempt to break the political duopoly of Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas's Fatah movement and the Islamic movement Hamas.

The factions announced the formation of "The Democratic Caucus" at a news conference on Thursday, with the stated aim of challenging the two main Palestinian political parties.

Leaders said they would work toward holding presidential and parliamentary elections, and protecting human rights in the Palestinian territories.

Palestinian


Tioga Pass Entrance Station on June 22, 2017.

June 23, 2017

The Tioga Road in Yosemite National Park (Highway 120 through the park) remains closed to all vehicular traffic, including bicycles. Melting snow is causing water to run over the road in multiple locations, creating a safety hazard. Park staff and partners continue to conduct necessary repairs to power, communications, water, and sewer systems along the Tioga Road following a record-breaking year for winter snowpack.

The park is diligently working to ensure that adequate sanitation facilities are in place to meet visitor needs and to protect the water quality in the Tuolumne River watershed. Due to safety and sanitation concerns, Tioga Road will remain closed until the impacted power, communications, water and sewer systems are operational to meet the needs ofwith sustain at all and, instead, built purely for damage.

After picking up boots on his first back, Reapered upgraded his boots into Socerer Shoes and then followed with a Lich Bane rush to synergize his Lich Bane proc with Chum the Waters.

Recognizing that Xenics only source of magic damage was a Sejuani, who itemized as a tank, Reapered bought a Zhonya’s Hourglass and, before the game ended, he had a Negatron Cloak and an Amplifying Tome. Since Fizz often is built as glass cannon, we can imagine that he was looking to finish an Abyssal Scepter and a Void Staff to come as close as he could to doing true damage with his abilities.

The Deadly Viper Composition

To complement the Fizz pick, the rest of Falcons all chose champions


Group Photo of the Participants in the Munich Conference (September 29, 1938)

Hitler had only reluctantly agreed to the Munich Conference, and he regarded the agreement signed there as a setback. His goal was war, not compromise. His negotiating partners, however, hoped to prevent a European conflict through a policy of appeasement. The photograph shows (front, from left to right) the British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain, French Prime Minister Édouard Daladier, Hitler, Mussolini, and Italian Foreign Minister Galeazzo Ciano.roses at his feet and sing songs about building walls to protect their children from a never-ending invasion of caravans.

Without a doubt the Democrats' control of the House will pose enormous problems not only for Trump himself but for the agenda of his administration.

Already Democratic members are calling for investigations into the detention of thousands of immigrant children in tents along the US/Mexico border; the administration's response to Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria; the Attorney General's refusal to defend the Affordable Care Act against a lawsuit from Republican-governed states; the FBI's review of Brett Kavanaugh prior to his appointment to the Supreme Court; Saudi Arabia's involvement in the October killing of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi; and the Education Department's decision to relax regulation of for-profit colleges.

"If Trump and


the evidence would have to be so conclusive'.

A Democratic aide speaking to the Washington Post made the politics more clear: 'If subpoenas go flying, and the lawsuits go flying, you're in the mud with [Trump] — and that's what he wants.' Truer words ...

The other great story of the 2018 midterms, perhaps its greatest story of all is the astonishing diversity of its candidates and winners. Before the election Democrats liked to talk about the 'blue wave' that was going to crash into the Republican administration, but in point of fact it was a pink one.

The election saw more women run for national office than ever have before (the vast majority of them as Democrats), and also more women and women of color elected, including the country's firsttwo Native American Congresswomen and first two Muslim Congresswomen; the first African-American women to represent Massachusetts and Connecticut, the first Latinas to represent Texas, and the two youngest women ever elected to Congress, both aged 29.

Also, more openly LGBT Americans ran for office around the country than ever in the nation's history, and more were elected too, including the country's first gay governor. Christine Hallquist became the first transgender candidate for governor from a major party; Tennessee, South Dakota and Maine all elected their first female governors.

If Trump and his administration represent the country at its most bellicose and xenophobic, many of these newly elected officials represent its highest ideals — that America's polity is only strengthened by our diversity; that all walks of life have a place


at KNOM in particular. With that change, it goes without saying that no two years are the same.

Case in point: the other day I had a chance encounter with a former KNOM volunteer from over ten years ago, Michael Warren. (He wrote a wonderful letter for Tom Busch’s Memorial). Now, I work with former KNOM volunteers everyday, volunteers who have moved on to staff positions at the station and who have made their lives in Nome. But Michael finished his time at KNOM and moved to Pennsylvania, to pursue a career in teaching. That career brought him and his family to Anchorage, and he’s since moved on from teaching and taken a position as a pastor. He was in Nome with his dad for a little gold-mining vacation.

Ianatomist and physician
 James Jameson, surgeon general, Army Medical Service
 Bryan J. Jennett, with Sir Graham Teasdale, co-inventor of the Glasgow Coma Scale
 R. D. Laing, psychiatrist
 Sir Alan Langlands, former chief executive of the NHS, vice-chancellor of the University of Leeds
 William Boog Leishman, pathologist credited with first successful anti-typhoid inoculation
 Joseph Lister, surgeon
 David Livingstone, "Dr. Livingstone," 19th century medical missionary to Africa (didn't graduate)
 Donald MacAlister, also Principal of the University of Glasgow, 1907–29
 Sir William Macewen, pioneer of neurosurgery
 Elizabeth Janet MacGregor, medical doctor and cancer researcher
 Dame Louise McIlroy, obstetrics and gynaecology consultant; first woman to receive M.D. from the University
 Quintin McKellar, veterinary surgeon and vice-chancellor of the University of Hertfordshire
 Janet Niven, histologist and pathologist
 Priscilla Nzimiro, physician
 Delphine Parrott, endocrinologist


nature & excellent energy absorbing property, and durability, is propelling the demand of polypropylene foam market in growing end user industries such as automobiles and food and beverages packaging.

Asia Pacific is the largest producer and consumer of polypropylene foam market. It is then followed by Europe and North America. The polypropylene foam market is growing in double digit in Asia Pacific. Over the last few year china became a global hub for the automobile manufacturing.

Moreover increasing automobile market in other developing countries of Asia Pacific such as India and Indonesia is expected to keep the growth rate high during the forecasted period. Germany and Italy are the biggest market of polypropylene foam in Europe owing to higher concentration of automobile manufacturers in this region. The U.S. accounts forBeto O'Rourke confirmed he will run for president, according to El Paso TV station KTSM, ending months of speculation.

The news station said the former El Paso congressman said in a text message on Wednesday afternoon that he would seek the Democratic nomination for president and is expected to make a formal announcement Thursday.

O'Rourke has been pondering a presidential run for several months now, ever since his narrow defeat by U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, in the closely-watched Senate race in November. He lost by 2.6 percentage points, a surprisingly strong showing in a red state.

At the premiere of a documentary about his campaign called "Running with Beto" at South by Southwest on Saturday, O'Rourke told reporters that he was waiting to announce his decision about a presidential run.

“I


Nationwide residues of organochlorines in wings of adult mallards and black ducks, 1972-73.
Organochlorine residues in wings of adult mallards and black ducks were monitored during the 1972-73 hunting season. DDE, DDT, DDD, dieldrin, and polychlorinated biphenyls (PCB's) were present in all samples. Mallard wings from Alabama contained the highest mean levels of DDE, DDT, DDD, dieldrin, and PCB's. Mallards and black ducks from the Atlantic Flyway and mallards from the Pacific Flyway contained significantly lower DDE residues than in 1969-70. Black ducks from the Atlantic Flyway contained significantly less dieldrin than in 1969-70, and mallards in the Central and Pacific Flyways contained significantly lower levels of PCB's. As in 1969-70, DDE residues were lowest in the Central Flyway and highest in the Atlantic Flyway. The average PCB levelnever done before," Mr Chanvith said.

Massive consolidation may not happen as quickly as large companies would prefer. Banks and other large enterprises, which previously relied on 30-plus providers, may be unwilling to rely on a single or a couple of vendors, at least in the short term. Moreover, some security issues may be unique and need a specialised player.

In fact, Fortinet is bringing along (or at least opening the door to) 42 of its competitors, including some of the largest, with the Fabric-Ready Partner programme, including IBM Security, McAfee, Micro Focus and NEC Corporation.

At least at first, Fortinet will seek to "simplify multi-vendor security deployments" and use its framework to deeply integrate competitors solutions' with the Fortinet security fabric.

"With the cybercrime landscape becoming increasingly complex, collaboration between cybersecurity


Rate and place of death from asthma among different ethnic groups in Israel: national trends 1980 to 1997.
To compare the trends of asthma mortality and place of death in young patients (ages 5 to 34 years) from different major population groups in Israel. Retrospective study. Patients who died from asthma between the years 1980 and 1997 according to the death record of the National Israeli Health Registry. During the period studied, 100 asthma mortality cases were reported, which yields a mean mortality rate of 0.226 per 100,000 population. There were no significant changes in the mortality rates over the years. The mean (+/- SD) age of death was 23 +/- 7 years. Of this population, 84.5% were Jews and 15.5% were Arabs, which is proportionate to the general-39f27434e4de9d48.jpg

Danny Langsdorf

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The New York Giants have hired former Oregon State offensive coordinator Danny Langsdorf as their new quarterbacks coach, the NFL franchise announced Monday.

The move, which was originally reported Friday, helps complete an overhaul of the Giants' coaching staff. Their previous quarterbacks coach, Sean Ryan, will now work with the wide receivers. Last season's receivers coach, Kevin M. Gilbride, will take over for fired tight ends coach Michael Pope.

Langsdorf will try to help quarterback Eli Manning, a two-time Super Bowl MVP, move past a forgettable 2013 campaign. The veteran tossed a franchise-record 27 interceptions as the Giants sputtered to a 7-9 finish. They ended the season with the NFL's 28th-ranked offense.

"For me, it's just a great opportunity to be able to work with a great quarterback," Langsdorf said


in a news release. "I know he is looking for improvement off of last year. I'm looking forward to a new challenge and to live in a new part of the country. I was never in New York for any reason up until the interview (with Coughlin). I think it's kind of a neat opportunity for me and my family."

Giants coach Tom Coughlin met with Langsdorf on Thursday and Friday, according to the team. Coughlin said that he was impressed with Langsdorf's ability to produce "highly, highly productive" quarterbacks in his nine-year tenure as OSU's offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach. And when Coughlin interviewed Langsdorf, he said, he appreciated the former Linfield quarterback's ability to "relate and teach" the "specific areas in which I think the college gameis doing a darn good job."

In 2013, Manning threw for just 18 touchdowns, his lowest total in a full season. Langsdorf said, "I think really just working, getting back to the fundamentals and teaching the details of the position and implementing a new system are all things that are going to be fun to work with Eli on."

Langsdorf has reunited with new Giants offensive coordinator Ben McAdoo, who he has remained close with since working together in 2004 on the New Orleans Saints' coaching staff. Langsdorf was the assistant wide receivers/special teams coach, and McAdoo was an offensive assistant.

The Beavers will not look to replace Langsdorf until after the Feb. 5 national signing day, a team spokesman said. OSU's offense ranked 26th and 29th in FBS, respectively, in


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James Fallows is based in Washington as a national correspondent for The Atlantic. He has worked for the magazine for nearly 30 years and in that time has also lived in Seattle, Berkeley, Austin, Tokyo, Kuala Lumpur, Shanghai, and Beijing. He was raised in Redlands, California, received his undergraduate degree in American history and literature from Harvard, and received a graduate degree in economics from Oxford as a Rhodes scholar. In addition to working for The Atlantic, he has spent two years as chief White Housespeechwriter for Jimmy Carter, two years as the editor of US News & World Report, and six months as a program designer at Microsoft. He is an instrument-rated private pilot. He is also now the chair in U.S. media at the U.S. Studies Centre at the University of Sydney, in Australia.

Fallows has been a finalist for the National Magazine Award five times and has won once; he has also won the American Book Award for nonfiction and a N.Y. Emmy award for the documentary series Doing Business in China. He was the founding chairman of the New America Foundation. His recent books Blind Into Baghdad (2006) and Postcards From Tomorrow Square (2009) are based on his writings for The Atlantic. His latest book is China Airborne. He is


Celebrating NUAA's 65th anniversary

Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics celebrated its 65th birthday on October 20th, 2017.

As one of the celebrating activities, campus marathon was held in Jiangning campus to celebrate NUAA’s 65th birthday on October 14th.More than 300 alumni representatives and 3,300 students and teachers participated in the competition.

Though it was raining, there was an overwhelming number of participants.

Some of the foreign students also participated in the marathon

Apart from Campus Marathon "running to the future" celebration party was also held for the 65th birthday in the Ming palace campus.

Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics was established in 1952. Over the past 65 years, NUAA has undertaken more than 400 projects, such as the “973 project”, the“863 plan”, the“ major defense plan project”, and the “national natural sciencea vest of explosives next to a woman who pulls her child close to her. Shades of the London bombing scene from Modern Warfare 3.

• The story moves like a TV show or film, leaving lots of quiet moments punctuated by quick bursts of violence. Capt. Price, the iconic and unofficial mascot of the series, remains a welcome sight, his reassuring beard and glinting eyes that could spot targets miles away.

• Ground War is an early and immediate highlight, a welcome return to the chaos of large scale battles after a year of battle royale skirmishes. Vehicles bring the whole affair closer to EA’s Battlefield series, just without the destructible environments. If your teammate is in a vehicle, respawning players can appear right in the passenger’s seat. The


More Polar Bears Going Hungry The number of malnourished bears is rising because of warmer temperatures.

Jan. 3, 2009 -- Warmer temperatures and earlier melting of sea ice are causing polar bears to go hungry. The number of undernourished bears has tripled in a 20-year period.

Seth Cherry of the University of Alberta, Canada, and colleagues monitored the health of polar bears in the ice-covered Beaufort Sea region of the Arctic during April and May in 1985, 1986, 2005 and 2006.

They immobilised the bears using tranquilliser darts and measured the ratio of urea to creatinine in their blood. A low ratio means that nitrogenous waste material is being recycled within the body and indicates the animal is fasting - a state which usually only occurs temporarily in males during thespring breeding season.

In 1985 and 1986 the proportion of bears fasting was 9.6 and 10.5 per cent respectively. By 2005 and 2006 this had risen to 21.4 and 29.3 per cent.

Cherry's team believes that the increase in fasting bears is explained by warmer temperatures and earlier spring melts. Polar bears use sea ice as a hunting platform, catching seals by sitting next to their breathing holes and waiting to pounce. Spring is usually a time of feasting for polar bears, filling up before summer when the ice retreats.

"It is clear that the changes in the sea ice are affecting the hunting opportunities available to the bears," says co-author Andrew Derocher of the University of Alberta.

What's more, the early melting may also be resulting in a lack of prey.


Sea ice is important to seals because they build dens for their pups in the overlying snow, explains Cherry, so their numbers may have dropped.

Anecdotal evidence backs up the team's conclusions, with many more sightings of polar bears swimming in open water and resorting to eating other food, such as fish. Previous work has also indicated that melting ice is drivingpregnant polar bears onto land to build their birthing dens.

"If the ice continues to contract, which seems inevitable, polar bears will become even more nutritionally disadvantaged. The study proves polar bears are in serious trouble," says Rick Steiner, a marine conservationist at the University of Alaska in Anchorage.The crash happened on the B1091 at Yaxley near Peterborough at around 11am on January 3 this year after what prosecutor Jonathon Polnay described as "an exceptionally prolonged course of dangerous driving".

Frost's BMW X5 hit speeds of up to 117mph, used lay-bys and the hard shoulder to undertake vehicles at speed and overtook while driving into oncoming traffic, the court heard.

One witness described it as "driving like a nutter", Mr Polnay said, and on a 999 call played to the court, another witness said "if he doesn't run into someone or kill someone it will be a miracle".

Pedestrians Mr Fletcher and Mr Northam were walking facing traffic, but Frost drove along the verge on the wrong side of the road and struck them from behind.

Frost has been sentenced


to 10 years and nine months for the dangerous driving offences, 16 months for money laundering and six months for assault, to run concurrently.

He will only be eligible for parole after serving two thirds of the 10-year sentence.

He had been due to be sentenced in December, but the case was called off to allow further psychiatric reports to be prepared examining Frost's state of mind at the time.

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Judge praises the victims’ families for their dignified behaviour

Judge Farrell will instruct the High Sheriff to authorise a reward of £500 to Stefan Mills for his courage and sense of public duty, by pursuing a dangerous criminal.

Farrell pays tribute to the dignity with which the victims’ families have conducted themselves, and expressed his sympathy for their loss.

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Driving ban

Disqualified from driving for– to hunt down a whole new bunch of unsuspecting feathers.

They would very rarely cast a glance at the world outside their circled vision to marvel at the swirling mists of Mt Mulanje, the frenetic markets of Lilongwe, or the rolling plains of Nyanga. Instead, time would be spent arguing over Latin names with the guide, or in rabid squabbles over who saw it first. Every evening, before dinner, they would all huddle together and consolidate their tickings – the name of each bird would be read out and claims made to their sighting. This was often when there was the greatest derision and least humour. The dedication was astounding.

I remember one particularly keen group from Australia. In a staunch effort to catch a glimpse of a highly


persecuted White-eared Barbet, they lay on their backs under a tree, binoculars skywards, mouths open, postrate for two hours, in anticipation of a mere flutter, a hint of a feather. They would quite honestly, have donated organs for a sighting – such was the commitment. Imagine the atmosphere, when Tony, our guide – borderline comatose and high as a kite at the best of times – ambled back to the party and claimed that he had just had an excellent 3 minute sighting of our feathered friend in another tree up the road while he was having a joint.

The group didn’t talk to him for the rest of the day.

We did have one or two non-twitcher groups. They were invariably more relaxed and dare I say it –the cavity, when in a vehicle-mounted position, defining an internal horizontal first dimension between the front and rear walls. The energy absorber is longitudinally-extruded and made of a non-foam polymer with wall sections forming a honeycomb-shaped structure. The honeycomb-shaped structure includes front and rear wall sections, planar stiffening wall sections that extend horizontally continuously and completely between the front and rear wall sections, and stabilizing wall sections that extend between the planar stiffening wall sections. The stiffening wall sections include stubby protrusions on at least one of the front and rear wall sections that are aligned with the planar stiffening wall sections and that combine with the front and rear wall sections to define a second dimension that is greater than the first dimension. By this arrangement, when


the energy absorber is forcibly pressed into the cavity of the tubular beam, the protrusions and stiffening wall sections are stressed and friction-fit between the front and rear walls of the tubular beam.
In another aspect of the present invention, a method of constructing a bumper system for vehicles comprises steps of providing a tubular beam with front, rear, top, and bottom walls defining an internal cavity. The cavity, when in a vehicle-mounted position, defines an internal horizontal first dimension between the front and rear walls. The method further includes providing a non-foam polymeric energy absorber with wall sections forming a honeycomb-shaped structure. The honeycomb-shaped structure includes front and rear wall sections, planar stiffening wall sections that extend horizontally continuously and completely between the front and rear wall sections,and stabilizing wall sections that extend between the planar stiffening wall sections. The stiffening wall sections include stubby protrusions on at least one of the front and rear wall sections that are aligned with the planar stiffening wall sections and that combine with the front and rear wall sections to define a second dimension that is greater than the first dimension. The method still further includes forcibly pressing the energy absorber into the cavity of the tubular beam, including stressing the protrusions and stiffening wall sections between the front and rear walls of the tubular beam.
In another aspect of the present invention, a method of constructing a bumper system for vehicles comprises steps of providing a tubular beam defining an internal cavity, the tubular beam including front and


that 51 percent of Mr. Trump’s supporters have little or no confidence in the accuracy of the vote count nationally, a drastic change from supporters of the Republican nominees in 2004 and 2008.

After a brief detour to Bush vs. Gore in 2000, where no blame was assigned to Gore supporters claiming a stolen election, the Times painted conservatives as sore losers in 2012 and dismissing the very idea of voter fraud.

After the 2012 presidential election, some conservatives made claims of voter fraud in Pennsylvania that were never substantiated. Mark Braden, a Republican election lawyer, said that while there had been cases of voter fraud over decades, “the election system in the United States generally works extremely well, and fraud, although real, is modest.” Demonstrable episodes of widespread individualSince Richard Nixon's administration, the GOP has walked a thin line: They wanted to be the party of racists and ethno-nationalists without actually being racist or ethno-nationalist. It was called the “Southern Strategy,” and it was a smashing success. The party of Lincoln absorbed the segregationist white South and the GOP became the default option for nativists and cultural discontents. It was a risky long-term bet, but the string of electoral victories made it immediately rewarding.

And then Donald Trump happened.

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