to enter Afghanistan.

It is unclear who bombed the lorry, but the Pakistani Taliban have admitted similar attacks on Nato supply convoys, including one early on Monday that left at least three people dead and nearly 30 vehicles destroyed.

On Friday, at least 27 lorries carrying supplies for Nato troops were set on fire in the southern Sindh province.

Nato has been playing down the logistical impact of the attacks, but analysts say if such ambushes continue, they will begin to have an effect.

It says the trucks passing through Pakistan carry fuel, military vehicles, spare parts, clothing and other non-lethal supplies for foreign troops in Afghanistan.

The Nato-led International Security Assistance Force said on Monday that its operations were so far unaffected by the attacks but that it was "beginning to explorealong with other variables on the DR of significant lesions of SBCE in patients with OGB, we undertook an analysis of the Lombardy Registry, a database collecting the records of nearly all SBCEs performed for clinical purpose in a well-defined Northern Italian region.

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SHOCKED: United States cycle tourists Russ Roca and Laura Crawford. "The whole thing was surreal,'' said Mr Roca.

A road rage attack on an American cyclist in Wellington has been condemned as an embarrassment to New Zealand.

Russ Roca, 33, was tackled to the ground and punched in the face by a motorist in Newtown on Tuesday.

Roca and his partner, Laura Crawford, 32, of Oregon, have been riding the New Zealand Cycle Trail for more than a month without any problems from motorists.

They were riding their collapsible bikes on a two-lane section of Riddiford St about 4.30pm when a man driving a silver sedan passed them "really really close, almost aggressively", he said.

"So the natural reaction was to shout 'What's going on?' We threw our hands up, and there wasa finger gesture."

The motorist, described as a 30-something male of average build with black hair, pulled over and came at the cyclists, Roca said.

"Laura swerved around him but I wasn't so lucky. He ran after me, tackled me and pushed me off my bike.

"When I got up, he wasn't finished and he punched me in the face."

The attack was over as quickly as it began, with the man returning to his car and speeding off, running a red light in the process, Roca said.

He was left with sore shoulders and legs and a cut on the inside of his mouth, but said the emotional shock was the worst injury he sustained.

Crawford said the man had shouted in a foreign language as he approached.

The incident was witnessed by passers-by


and other motorists who took down the car's licence plate number, she said. The incident has been reported to police.

The couple have been writing a cycling travel blog www.pathlesspedaled.com since 2009, and Roca said they had been warned before they came to New Zealand of the country's "crazy drivers".

Last year German cyclist Mia Susanne Pusch, 19, blogged about the perils of cycling on New Zealand roads, describing Kiwi truck drivers as "beasts". She died after colliding with a truck and trailer near Bulls.

Roca said his experience had not put the pair off cycling in New Zealand, but made them revise their view of the country. "The whole thing was surreal."

Cycling Advocates Network spokesman Patrick Morgan said the attack was embarrassing to New Zealand. "This assault is unacceptable butSTATUTE english

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– MayThe federal government has pushed back a deadline to approve the Manitoba-Minnesota Transmission Project, citing outstanding concerns raised by Indigenous communities.

In an email to CBC News late Thursday, a spokesperson for the minister of Natural Resources pointed specifically to the Pallister government's decision to back out of deals inked between Manitoba Hydro and Indigenous communities as the reason more time is needed.

"It has become clear through our consultations that agreements offered by Manitoba Hydro to Indigenous communities, and then discontinued by the Manitoba government were critical for Indigenous support for this project," said Alexandre Deslongchamps.

"It is also clear that this decision has affected Indigenous groups' support for the project."

A senior official with the federal government confirmed the province's move to scrap two previously planned financial agreements between Hydro


and the Manitoba Métis Federation that led to the concern of Indigenous communities.

This map shows the proposed route of the Manitoba-Minnesota Transmission Project. (National Energy Board)

The project, which already has National Energy Board approval, will provide the final link in a chain bringing hydroelectricity from generating stations in northern Manitoba through the Bipole III transmission line and across the U.S. border.

All told, the line is expected to cost roughly $453 million and increase the province's electricity export capacity to 3,185 megawatts from 2,300 megawatts.

The Manitoba government approved an environmental licence for the project in April, and the federal government had been expected to make its decision Thursday, but that deadline has now been extended until June 14.

The province called on the federal government to approve the project "immediately,"Showing 1-33 of 33 items found in Places to Stay

A-frame cabin located along the Ohio River National Scenic Byway overlooking the Ohio River on Tower Rock Road west of Cave-in-Rock. Managed by Anne and Marty Kaylor, concessionaires at Cave-in-Rock State Park Lodge.

Five furnished lodges each with kitchenettes, private bath with amenities. Perfect for travelers, hunters, fishermen and hikers. Affordable family lodging in the heart of the Shawnee Forest. Excellent hunting and fishing on both private and federal land. Children and pets welcome. Centrally located 6 miles north of Elizabethtown and 4 miles south of Karbers Ridge. Owner: Jerry Haney.

Affordable family lodging in the heart of the Shawnee Forest. Furnished lodges include kitchenettes, private baths with amenities. Perfect for travelers, hunters, fishermen, hikers. Excellent hunting and fishing on both


private and federal land. Minutes from Garden of the Gods, Rim Rock Trail, Pounds Hollow Lake, High Knob, River to River, Jones Lake/Saline Recreation Area, Cave-In-Rock, Lakes Tucumseh & Whoopie Cat, Iron Furnace, Tower Rock, Stone Face, Ohio River and much more. Children and pets welcome. Centrally located 6 miles North of Elizabethtown and 4 miles South of Karbers Ridge.

Features 5 cabins and a lodging facility on the highest hilltop in Pope County, overlooking and literally surrounded by the beautiful Shawnee National Forest. Most cabins have private baths, kitchenettes and charcoal grills outside.

Lodging nestled in the Shawnee National Forest on Pirates' Bluff, units have a private balcony providing a breathtaking view of the Ohio River. Duplex cabins include a large living area containing two queen size beds, satelliteTV and VCR. Bath includes full tub and shower facilities. Within walking distance to the "Cave" of Cave-In-Rock, the Ohio River free ferry to Kentucky Amish Country is nearby. Garden of the Gods, Tower Rock, Rim Rock and all the rest of the natural wonders Southern Illinois has to offer are minutes away. Kaylor's Restaurant is right in our cabin complex, is open seven days a week and also offers an outstanding view of the river. We offer year round lodging for Southern Illinois travelers. We now have two private homes available with full cooking facilities.

Lodging nestled in the Shawnee National Forest on Pirates' Bluff, units have a private balcony providing a breathtaking view of the Ohio River. Duplex cabins include a large living area containing two queen


beds and Sat TV/VCR, Bath has full tub and shower facilities. Within walking distance to the "Cave" of Cave-in-Rock, and the Ohio River free ferry to Kentucky Amish Country is nearby. Kaylor's Restaurant located in the cabin complex, is open seven days a week and offers an outstanding view of the river. Offers year round lodging. Concessionaires: Annie and Marty Kaylor.

One and two bedroom cabins nestled in the Shawnee National Forest along the Ohio River. Each cabin is fully furnished with a private setting and breathtaking view. Whether you are planning a family vacation or a private getaway weekend, Cedar Hill River Resort is the place to experience one of Illinois' best kept secrets. Owners: Mike and Carol Tipsord

One and two bedroom cabins nestled in the Shawnee NationalForest along the Ohio River. Each cabin is fully furnished with a private setting and breathtaking view. Whether you are planning a family vacation or a private getaway weekend, Cedar Hill River Resort is the place to experience one of Illinois' best kept secrets.

Located within the Shawnee National Forest in beautiful Hardin County Illinois, just minutes away from Garden of the Gods and Cave In Rock. The cabin offers 1 queen Bedroom with a Kitchen/living area, full bath and a great room with a king, full and a twin bed.

Lodging nestled in the heart of the Shawnee Forest. One furnished cabin (sleeps up to 4) and one furnished modern modular home (sleeps 5-7) that includes all amenities. Perfect for travelers and hunters. Located on private ground that joins


government land. Located close to Garden of the Gods, Rim Rock Trail, Pounds Hollow Lake, High Know and other recreational sites.

A nature lover's dream, Rim Rock offers cabins with all the amenities in the heart of the Shawnee National Forest, adjacent to the popular Rim Rock Recreational Trail and Garden of the Gods. Rim Rock's is within short driving distance of all Southern Illinois has to offer, and features its own private hiking trail on its 77-acre site.

The River Rose Inn Bed & Breakfast offers luxurious accommodations and gourmet breakfasts served in the formal dining room. Inside the inn you may relax in the formal living room or the cozy parlor on the second floor. The wraparound mosaic tile porch provides the perfect excuse to watch the paddlewheelers and barges meander by or simply delight in the morning and evening breezes under the Magnolia Tree.

The Riverview Mansion Hotel of Golconda is a full service Bed & Breakfast. In addition to the finest Victorian style accommodations available in Southern Illinois, there is also a lounge serving the best selection of local wines, as well as a restaurant. The hotel is open year round with advance reservations encouraged. All major credit cards accepted. The enchanted hotel setting with its expansive grounds and facilities is the perfect venue in which to enjoy the huge variety of hand-crafted, award winning wines from not only Illinois, but also the best from Indiana, Missouri and Kentucky micro-vineyards. Harvest season will be a unique time at the mansion with Oktoberfest festivals. This


will be the opportunity to share the seasons best wines complimented with tantalizing artisan meats and cheeses. Festival weekends will provide just the incentive to bring in the best in local and regional musical talent. Indoor and outdoor entertainment! Our wine shop exhibits a wide array of gifts and specialty items.

Covering 200 acres of the bluffs of the Ohio river and surrounded by the Shawnee National Forest, this is a place of beauty, quiet and calmness. Private cottages have all the conveniences, plus dining room, conference center, hiking, fishing and chapel.

This mom and pop motel has been family owned since 1958 and offers the traveler relaxing accommodations close to the scenic Ohio River and the Shawnee National Forest. Nineteen units plus six efficiency are available.

Shawnee Homeplace is atwo-bedroom brick home with modern comforts in the middle of 450 acres along the Ohio River three miles southwest of Rosiclare. Enjoy the trails, Ohio River frontage, abundant wildlife or the peace and quiet of the porch. Owner: Laura Lamar. Mailing address PO Box 329, Elizabethtown, IL 62931 Opening: April 2009 (1 rental ).

Built 1812, one of the oldest "hotels" still in existence; listed on the national register of historic places. The stately home with a sweeping verando and gazebo over looks the mighty Ohio River. Gourmet breakfast.

Reasonably priced sleeping units one mile North of Cave-In-Rock on Hwy 1. Located at the entrance to the Shawnee National Forest. Seven units near Garden of the Gods, Rim Rock/Pounds Hollow Lake, Tower Rock and all that Southern Illinois has to


offer. Extremely affordable rates.

Country setting with a view of Shawnee National Forest. Guests have access to the whole house. Children welcome. Basement games, outdoor enjoyment, full breakfast on sun porch, common room with fireplace, pool table, and private jogging road.

Nestled in the beautiful hills of the Shawnee National Forest, Timber Ridge offers something for everyone, from families and honeymooners to outdoor enthusiasts. Enjoy some Southern hospitality while staying in a real log cabin or one-of-a-kind treehouse. Each of the units, including the treehouse, is equipped with a bathroom, kitchenette, heating and air conditioning.

Nestled in the heart of the Shawnee National Forest. Excellent deer and turkey hunting. Only 6 miles to the Ohio River and Golconda Marina, but still tucked away in the forest. Just above Lusk Creek. Comestupid making Lee sit on the sidelines. Have great regard for that guy. If he has played his last test for Australia I beleive they are repeating the same mistake they made with Hayden. Forcing a guy out before he is done. Australia could afford doing this earlier, but at the moment I don't think so.

Siddle was making his debut in India, I said at the time that he didn't look very good, but he's come on leaps and bounds since then and its important to remember that hes only played 4 series, and hes not yet 25. Hes leap years ahead of Johnson at the same point of his career, and I would say he is a better bowler than Johnson period.

Regarding what he does with the


at 4 until Hussey hit 121 in his last bat, so he deserves a few more Tests to see if he has actually turned it around.

Siddle was making his debut in India, I said at the time that he didn't look very good, but he's come on leaps and bounds since then and its important to remember that hes only played 4 series, and hes not yet 25. Hes leap years ahead of Johnson at the same point of his career, and I would say he is a better bowler than Johnson period.

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the time, but three of the primary level hospitals only had it available 51%-90% of the time. Intubation equipment was available at 57% of the facilities. Ventilators were only available in the operating room. Only the largest hospital had a computed tomography scanner. Other hospitals (66%) had a functioning x-ray machine 76%-90% of the time. Hospitals (57%) had an ultrasound machine. The most common reasons for referral were lack of appropriate facilities and supplies at the primary level care centers or lack of trained personnel at higher-level facilities. Trauma capacity in the central plateau of Haiti is limited. There is a great need for more personnel, trauma training at all staff levels, emergency care guidelines, trauma registries, and imaging equipment and training, specifically in ultrasonography. To accomplish this,Posted in Movie TrailersComments Off on The Three Musketeers – It was an off day

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Every one likes a good mountain climbing movie. They're good to live vicariously through. I always think I want to take up the sport, and then I rent "North Face" and see someone hit a patch of pebbles and slide to their death, and it reminds me never, ever to take up mountain climbing.

I imagine Doug Liman's "Everest" will inspire similar, bipolar emotions of athletic desire and agoraphobia. The title is slightly misleading, as "Everest" will actually center on George Mallory, and his three attempts to scale the vicious mountain in the 1920s. Controversy still rages as to whether or not he made it to the top on his third


attempt from which he never returned. His body was found in 1999, but failed to clear up the mystery.

"Everest" is taking Jeffery Archer's "Paths of Glory" as its source. "Glory" is a fictionalized account of Mallory's climb instead of a truly biographical one, so I think it's safe to say we'll be looking at a highly romantic and action-packed version of the climb. There will undoubtedly be a lot of emphasis on how the climb was pushed and funded in order to lift British morale and fuel patriotism. Even the Royal Family got involved. But hey, that's history, and sometimes it does get weirdly breathless and perfectly exploitable by Hollywood.

Sheldon Turner has penned the script, and the film is getting such a push at Sony that it mayend up being Liman's next film. He's an avid climber himself, so I think we can expect more authenticity and less "Cliffhanger."

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There's no humor like Martin McDonagh's black humor. However, his scripts aren't exactly the kind of thing that a major studio wants to pick up and distribute. Luckily, CBS Films is biting the bullet and will co-finance and distribute his next feature film, "Seven Psychopaths."

"Seven Psychopaths" centers on a screenwrtier (Farrell, who worked with McDonagh on "In Bruges") who is struggling to complete his latest script. He gets drawn into the petty criminal escapades of his friends (Rockwell and Walken), who have decided to kidnap a gangster's beloved Shih Tzu. The ensuing action


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The narrative is almost irresistible. A once-great team, McLaren, ditches troublesome engine partner Honda and then struggles again pre-season with Renault propulsion while Toro Rosso thrives with Japanese power.

And when the McLaren causes two red flags on the opening day of the second test and has another problem in the pitlane, all a week after Fernando Alonso's car became a candidate to be used as a metaphor by shedding a wheel on the first day of running, on top of visible adaptations being made to the bodywork because of cooling problems, it's too easy to open the laptop and churn out explanations of why the team is in crisis.

But things are nowhere near that bad. Yes, McLaren has had problems. Yes, it hasn't shown a turn of speedLas Vegas, 12 points against Duquesne on January 11 and a career-high 12 points against Wichita State on December 6. On March 4, Moore tied his career-high against Richmond.

After his freshman year campaign came to an end, Moore asked to be released from his scholarship. He originally signed with Tennessee Tech but ended up in a community college. Months later he committed to play for head coach Frank Haith and the Tulsa Golden Hurricane.  He scored a season high 11 points against New Orleans. Moore played in 14 games for Tulsa and averaged 2.6 points in 10.5 minutes per game. In January 2019, he announced he was transferring again to SIU Edwardsville.

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onto which a structured absorbing layer or coating has been applied in order to generate the desired structures when imaging on the light-sensitive layer.
An EUV lithography apparatus comprises a light source for generating EUV radiation for illuminating the reticle or the mask. In addition to the desired used wavelength in the EUV wavelength range (for example at approximately 13.5 nm), currently known light sources for generating EUV radiation also emit radiation at many other wavelengths. While EUV radiation is already significantly attenuated by the reflection at a plurality of EUV mirrors placed in the beam path in succession, radiation in the DUV, UV, VIS and IR wavelength ranges may be reflected, in part without impediment, at all EUV mirrors and at the mask and may reach the light-sensitiveFORMER NRL player Daine Laurie was last night being held in a northern NSW jail cell on serious charges including wounding with intent to murder.

Laurie, 32, faced Coffs Harbour Local Court last week on three charges which stemmed from two alleged shootings on the mid-north coast last year.

The first was an alleged shooting into a home at Nambucca Heads on October 28, 2016.

media_camera Talented prop.... Laurie in action for the Wests Tigers. Picture: Craig Wilson

A second alleged shooting in the same town on November 6 left a 21-year-old man with non-life threatening injuries.

Following his arrest in June, Laurie was charged with firing a firearm at a dwelling or house with disregard for safety, causing wounding to a person with intent to murder and discharging a firearm with intent


to cause grievous bodily harm.

media_camera Refused bail.... Laurie during his time at the Penrith Panthers.

He has been refused bail and is expected to attend Coffs Harbour courthouse on September 12.

The talented prop, originally from Yamba, played for the Wests Tigers from 2008 before signing a contract with the Penrith Panthers in 2010. He was released by the club in 2011.

In an attempt to revive his NRL career in 2012, Laurie signed a one-year deal with the Newcastle Knights but did not play an NRL match that year.Photo

Representative Paul Ryan, the Republican House speaker who is the dreamed-of presidential candidate of many donors and Republican operatives hoping to stop Donald J. Trump, was a featured guest at a Florida dinner of party donors and strategists, an aide confirmed.

Mr. Ryan’s attendance Thursday at the Palm Beach conference, hosted by the hedge fund executive Paul Singer, came as he has repeatedly said he is not running for president. His presence was first reported by Politico.

The gathering had been planned for many months, with the schedule set long in advance. But it meant that Mr. Ryan was present for an event studded by people involved in efforts over the last several weeks to stop Mr. Trump from winning the nomination.

Mr. Singer and other major donors have financed Our


A group of American scientists who were stranded in an ice-bound island off the north-eastern tip of the Antarctic peninsula have been rescued on Sunday by an Argentinian icebreaker.

The four scientists and a support staff member, who were conducting research at Joinville Island, were airlifted by helicopter to the Almirante Irizar icebreaker on Sunday.

Argentina’s foreign ministry said on Monday that the US icebreaker Laurence M Gould was unable to carry out the evacuation because the ice barrier was too dense on the Weddell Sea in front of the island that is south of the Argentinian mainland. The US Antarctic Program then requested assistance from Argentina.

Argentina’s armed forces said that the five were in good health and will be transferred to the US vessel when weather conditions improve.

The USvehicle has been a major emphasis and focus of industry. Also in recent years, it has been the goal of government to increase the safety of automobile passengers and operators. In fact, the Federal government has required the manufactures of many motor vehicles to include seat belts and shoulder harnesses in the manufacture of the vehicle. Further, many states have made it illegal to operate a motor vehicle unless the operator and often the passengers also, are properly restrained by the seat belts and/or shoulder type restraining system harnesses provided in the vehicle by the manufacturer. This major concern has resulted in a requirement that all automobiles include seat belts (and also shoulder harnesses in most cases) which are designed as a restraining system to properly restrain a


SAPD: Security guard fatally shoots woman in neck as she tries to run him over during fight Three shootings on the Northeast Side between Sunday evening and early Monday left three people hospitalized with gunshot wounds.

A woman was shot in the neck around 2:20 a.m. Monday after she tried to run over a security guard in the parking lot of Bar 23 in the 4400 block of Walzem Road. A fight had broken out, and during the altercation, the woman sped towards the security guard. less A woman was shot in the neck around 2:20 a.m. Monday after she tried to run over a security guard in the parking lot of Bar 23 in the 4400 block of Walzem Road. A fight had broken out, and during thewoman in the neck, police said. Paramedics took her to University Hospital in critical condition, where she was later pronounced dead.

Shortly after the woman was shot, someone sped out of the Bar 23 parking lot and fired a shot into the air. Then, another shot rang out, though its unclear from where, and grazed a man in his 20s as he sat in his car at a Chevron at Loop 410 and Perrin Beitel.

A passenger in the car drove the victim to Northeast Baptist hospital and then returned to the scene in the victim's car. Paramedics then transferred the victim to University Hospital for treatment.

RELATED: Police: Man shot attempting to thwart burglary on Northeast Side

Hours earlier, around 6:40 p.m., a man was shot outside of his apartment in


evening meeting that
was held on May 22nd, 2017. Last year, the voters of Snohomish County passed an
amendment to the County Charter which requires the County Council to hold at
least one evening meeting in each of the five County Council districts per
year. On May 22, the County Council met at the Marysville City Hall to host our
meeting. I presided over the meeting and was happy to provide the residents of
North Snohomish County an opportunity to participate in their County government
by bringing it to them. Thank you to those who came out and participated in the
meeting.

It is an honor to serve as your
County Councilman and, as always, please feel free to reach out to me with any
questions or concerns. Please feel free to reach out
to me at 425-388-3494 or Nate.Nehring@snoco.org.on Wednesday.

"Hurricane Michael is forecast to be the most destructive storm to hit the Florida Panhandle in decades," Scott said at a press conference Monday evening.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency has mobilized resources from the federal government to assist with the preparation.

"The Panhandle and Big Bend could see winds in excess of 100 mph," Scott said at a briefing Sunday evening. "Remember, this storm could grow stronger and be a Category 3 hitting our state. This storm will be life-threatening and extremely dangerous."

Mandatory evacuations were ordered in parts of Panama City Beach starting Tuesday morning.

The National Hurricane Center announced the upgrade from a tropical storm at 11 a.m. Monday, making it the seventh named hurricane of the year.

Michael is currently located 450 miles south of Apalachicola, Florida. A


hurricane warning remains in effect for Cuba as heavy rain and strong winds are hitting the western part of the island.

The National Hurricane Center is forecasting storm surge between 8 and 12 feet in certain areas, Scott said Monday. The NHS warned of a "risk of "life-threatening storm surge." The Tampa area could see a 2 to 4 foot storm surge.

A hurricane watch has been issued for north Florida and a tropical storm watch has been issued for parts of the western coast of Florida, including Tampa.

A tropical storm watch has also been issued for the Alabama coast, including Mobile.

The storm will move further inland later in the week and bring rain and wind to Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina and Virginia. The Carolinas and Virginia were blastedby Hurricane Florence last month, which dumped more than 2 feet of rain in some locations and caused record flooding. The biggest rainfall from Michael is expected across parts of the Florida Panhandle and Georgia, with 6 to 10 inches expected. The coast could get up to a foot of rain. The majority of the rain will fall between Wednesday and Thursday morning.

The Coast Guard is now urging boat owners to prepare ahead of the storm by either moving their boats out of the water or to an inland marina.

"Early preparations are key to keeping you, your boat and maritime responders safe," said Capt. Holly Najarian, the commander for Coast Guard sector St. Petersburg.

Oil giant BP announced Monday that it was closing four of its operated platforms in


the Gulf of Mexico.

"With forecasts indicating that the storm will strengthen as it moves into the northern Gulf of Mexico, BP is in the process of evacuating personnel," the company said in a statement.

Florida State University is taking early steps as well, closing its campuses in Tallahassee and Panama City. Campus housing and dining facilities will still be open for those students who are not evacuating.

"Students are encouraged to discuss possible travel plans with family and friends," the school warned in a news release.MANCHESTER, N.H. – New Hampshire’s presidential primary kicked off at midnight – as voters in three tiny townships in the state’s North Country and White Mountains cast the first ballots in the first primary in the White House race.

Dixville Notch – which has held the midnight voting tradition for 60 years – as well as nearby Millsfield and Hart’s Location, grab the national spotlight every four years as they report the first results in New Hampshire.

In Dixville Notch, a surprise candidate came away the winner. Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, who did not campaign in the state, scored three write-in votes, followed by a vote each for former South Bend, Ind., Mayor Pete Buttigieg and Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders. Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar came out ahead


in the other two locations.

NEW HAMPSHIRE'S TRACK RECORD IN PICKING PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEES

On the final day before the primary, meanwhile, Sen. Sanders emphasized to supporters that “what happens here in New Hampshire is enormously important...the whole country is not only looking at New Hampshire - in fact, the whole world is looking at New Hampshire.”

The populist senator from Vermont who’s making his second straight White House run is in the driver’s seat – sitting atop the final public opinion polls, drawing large and energetic crowds in the closing days, and sporting arguably the largest grassroots get-out-the-vote operation in the Granite State.

After getting out of Iowa’s caucuses with essentially a tie with 2020 nomination rival Buttigieg, expectations are high for Sanders in a state where he shares home-field advantage withfellow progressive standard-bearer Sen. Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts.

As he did in Iowa, Sanders is stressing to his supporters that “if we have the highest voter turnout in New Hampshire primary history, I am confident that we are going to win here in New Hampshire and if we win here in New Hampshire, we're going to set the pace to win Nevada and South Carolina and California.”

But meeting expectations in a state where he crushed eventual nominee Hillary Clinton four years ago is crucial for Sanders.

Sanders closed out his bid in the first primary state with a massive rally and concert that drew over 7,500 to the University of New Hampshire at Durham - which was by far the largest crowd for any Democratic presidential candidate in New Hampshire


also claimed victory, spotlighting his narrow edge in the percentage of state delegates won. And for Buttigieg – like Sanders – a strong finish in New Hampshire is vital for his hopes of capturing the nomination.

Buttigieg was also stressing the importance of the primary, telling supporters the eve of the primary that Tuesday will be a “historic night that will set the course for the party and the rest of the world. We are lucky and unlucky enough to be in a point of history where it will be recorded what we did.”

The 38-year old candidate – the youngest in the field – told supporters on the primary eve that Tuesday will be a "historic night that will set the course for the party and the rest ofthe expense of the stiffness in the radial direction.
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Like sages of old, calling down their muse from the mountains, Tony Cuchetti derives his spirit and creativity from an eclectic blend of folk, blues, country and americana. Compared to the likes of Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings, Sturgill Simpson, Amos Lee, and Ray Lamontagne, Tony Cuchetti bleeds soul. Whether he is performing songs from his mentors, or his own original compositions, Tony leaves the listener with a deep sense of satisfaction for the power of simple yet provocative...(more)

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Jacob Sweet is passionate about playing music and that comes through in every aspect of his performance.Whether it is custom tailoring his song choices to your wishes or helping you determine the best size ensemble (solo, duo, etc.) for your event, it is Jacob's goal not just meet, but exceed your expectations.
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Bobby Cool is an award winning artist from Nashville, TN. He is a three-time GigMasters Rising Star Winner and four-time GigMasters Best of Winner.
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Rescently voted one of the best acoustic acts in the country, Bobby V plays and sings over 1000 songs without reading words, and has written over 200 original songs! He does an all request show letting the audience pick all the music.Fontenot has been performing as a solo artist, in a duo act called Glenn And Kitty, America's Musical Duo, and he is the front man for The Renegades Band established in 1995. The Duo and the Band are currently inactive and not available. Fontenot has performed, nation-wide, at countless public venues and private events. He has also appeared on numerous radio and TV programs.
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By the deed of Sarah Vick, referred to (in which her husband joined), she conveyed certain lands of which she was seised, to a


trustee, to be held upon trust for her own separate use for life, with remainder to her children in fee; subject to certain powers of sale and exchange, and with the following proviso:
"Provided further, that said trustee is to permit the said Henry W. Vick, as agent for said trustee, and as agent and trustee for said Sarah Vick, during her life, and as agent and trustee for her children after her death, to superintend, possess, manage, and control said property for the benefit of all concerned. Said Henry W. Vick is to have power to sell and exchange said property after the death of said Sarah Vick, and to apply the proceeds to the payment of the debt due to the trustees of the Bank oflands devised to his said children, upon the trusts of the will.
In December, 1856, Henry G. Vick, the eldest of said four children of Henry W. and Sarah Vick, became of age, and soon after demanded from his father an account of his trust, and that his portion of the property held under said deed and will should be set off to him in severalty, and threatened to file a bill in equity for that purpose. They finally agreed to leave the matter to their attorneys, who decided that Henry G. Vick, having become of age, had the right to demand a division of the property, and to have his share set off to him; and the said attorneys signed a written instrument proposing the mode in which


such division should be made, to wit, through the intervention of disinterested persons to be chosen by the parties. This plan was adopted; and Henry W. Vick and his son entered into a written agreement to that effect, designating the persons for making the partition, and binding themselves to stand to and abide by their decision. The arbitrators made an award by which the lands in controversy in this suit were allotted to said Henry G. Vick; an indenture was made between him and his father to carry the partition into effect; and he remained in possession of the lands set off to him until his death in May, 1859. It is this partition which is called in question by the plaintiffs.
Henry G. Vick died without issue, havingfirst made a will by which he devised the lands in controversy, which were set off to him as aforesaid, to Helen S. Johnston, now said Helen S. Harris, who, after his death, went into possession thereof, and has ever since continued in possession.
The contention of the plaintiffs is, that Henry W. Vick had no authority, either under his wife's deed, or under the will of *373 Grey Jenkins Vick, to make partition of the lands, that the partition made with Henry G. Vick was void, that he acquired no separate estate thereby, and had no power to devise the lands specifically, and that the plaintiff, Mary B. Phelps, as sole surviving child of Henry W. and Sarah Vick (the others having died without issue), is entitled to


recover the property.
In pursuit of the supposed rights of Mary B. Phelps, the plaintiffs, in February, 1871, exhibited a bill in the Chancery Court of Washington County, Mississippi (in which the lands in controversy were then situated), against the defendants, George C. Harris and Helen his wife, to remove the cloud from the supposed title of said Mary, raised by said partition and the will of Henry G. Vick. The defendants relied on the validity of said partition and will, and the question was fully contested. In November, 1873, a decree was made dismissing the bill. An appeal was taken, and the Supreme Court affirmed the decree. The plaintiffs then brought this action of ejectment; and one of the questions in the cause is, whether the decree into apply the proceeds to the payment of the debt due to the trustees of the Bank of the United States; if such debt is paid, the proceeds of the sale to be re-invested and be subject to the trusts of this deed." The codicil to the will of Grey Jenkins Vick, made Henry W. Vick a trustee for his, Henry W. Vick's, children, and gave him full power to dispose of all or any portion of the property devised by said will, which might fall to said Henry's children, and to invest the proceeds in such manner as he might think proper for their benefit. These were the express powers granted. Henry G. Vick, one of the children, came of age and demanded his portion separate from


upon the word sell, the trustees should have a power of making partition, because it was in effect to take quite a new estate. Ashurst and Wilson thought, that whatever *378 power might be derived from the word sell, the other words of the power, convey for an equivalent (which were also used), were sufficient. But they made no decision. Upon the cause coming before Lord Rosslyn, he determined that the power was well executed, and founded his opinion upon its being in effect an exchange, as the consequences and effects of a partition and an exchange, as to the interests of the parties, are precisely the same. Sir Edward then notices the decision of Lord Eldon in the case of McQueen v. Farquhar (11 Ves. 467), thatto the discretion of the agent, that the power should not extend to a disposal by barter or exchange, as well as to a disposal by sale. The word is nomen generalissimum, and standing by itself, without qualification, has no technical signification. Taking the whole clause in the codicil together, it is equivalent to an authority to dispose of the property as the trustee should deem most for the interest of his children; and this would include the power to barter or exchange as well as the power to sell.
In re Frith and Osborne, already cited, the terms of the power were "to sell, dispose of, convey, and assign the tenements, or any part thereof, by way of absolute sale for such a price in money, or by


the deed they relied on the authority of Abell v. Heathcote and the opinions of Sugden and Fearne. And although this conclusion was not embraced in the decree so as to become res judicata, yet it was the ground on which the decree was rested. The precise question before the court was, whether the power exercised by the trustee was or was not clearly in excess of powers given by the instruments under which he assumed to act. The court looked into these instruments, and said, without hesitation: "The trustee acted entirely within the scope of his powers, and therefore it is not clear that he acted in excess of those powers, but the contrary." Whilst the point adjudicated was the conclusion that he had not clearly exceededvalidity of his acts. The trustee in this case had power to make partition. He did make partition, and carried it out by executing the proper conveyance between himself and his co-tenant. The partition is valid, although the trustee may be responsible for the manner in which it was effected by him.
Decree affirmed.


carbon monoxide in big cities of the USA and Canada displayed the strongest and most consistent association with hospitalization rates among the pollutants. This association was independent of season, temperature, and other major gaseous pollutants. Nevertheless, it is possible that the observed association represented the impact of some other, unmeasured pollutant or group of pollutants covarying in time with carbon monoxide.

However, the climate in Bilbao, the environmental aspects and the socio‐economic conditions are different to those described in other cities included in this kind of studies. As explained before, Bilbao has an oceanic climate, the rain rate is high, and traffic is restricted to certain areas of the city, so the dispersion of pollutants is higher and that may explain the distribution and effect on health of airthree parcels of real estate; and that after letters of administration were issued to him on March 13, 1973, he failed to file an inventory until November 20, 1973, and did not close the estate until March 12, 1974, after a complaint was made by the Register; (d) that he had failed to properly administer the estate of Gertrude Williams, who died testate, on November 21, 1970, leaving one parcel of real estate, in that he failed to institute small *356 estate proceedings to sell the decedent's real estate in order to pay claims filed, including that of the decedent's sister, who had paid the funeral expenses; and that, after the institution of such estate proceedings by him on April 27, 1971, he took no further action until


a complaint was filed against him in 1974; and (e) that as attorney for the estate of Harry E. Mathers, who died intestate on May 18, 1972, and as resident agent for the personal representative of the estate, his inaction resulted in a loss of the tangible personal property belonging to the estate, with a resultant removal of the personal representative and payment, under the personal representative's bond, for a loss so sustained by the estate.
On April 14, 1975, pursuant to the provisions of Rule BV3 b, we ordered that the proceedings be transmitted to the Circuit Court for Cecil County and designated Judges George B. Rasin, Jr., H. Kenneth Mackey and Edward D. Higinbothom to conduct the hearing provided for in Rule BV4, and to make athe Circuit Court for Somerset County on September 21, 1966, following his plea of nolo contendere in the United States District Court for the District of Maryland, on August 25, 1966, to two counts charging willful failure to file income tax returns in violation of Title 26 U.S.C. § 7203. That suspension was terminated by order of the circuit court on March 1, 1967 (less than six months later), when the Somerset County Bar Association filed no Answer in opposition to the respondent's petition for reinstatement.[4]
*360 Such evidence also disclosed that the Bar Association had instituted disciplinary charges against the respondent on March 2, 1971. It was then charged, in two counts: (a) that he, as co-administrator of the Estate of C. Edwin Haymon, had falsely represented to


his co-administrator, and to the Orphans' Court of Somerset County, that he had obtained an extension from the Internal Revenue Service for the filing of the federal estate tax return, when in fact he had not, and that as a result thereof the estate became subject to interest and penalties; and (b) that he, retained by Mrs. Edith S. Donalds to institute a law suit against Powell Motors, for having failed to properly title an automobile in her name, as well as that of her husband, had falsely represented to her, as well as to an attorney who inquired of him as to the status of the litigation, that he had instituted suit and "put the case on the docket," when in fact no such suit had beenan appreciation of the seriousness of the duties an attorney owes his clients. Such sanctions obviously were ineffective in undertaking to cure the evil of his prior proven neglect, and failed to persuade him to reform his ways and to conform his conduct to the standards demanded of the profession.
We are completely uninformed as to the cause or causes of the persistent neglect by the respondent, over a period of years, as demonstrated in these proceedings. At no time since the institution of the complaints against him with the Bar Association, has he undertaken to even intimate that there exists any evidence which might tend to extenuate his offenses or mitigate the recommended penalty. His sole reply, throughout the proceedings, is his single exception, filed in this Court,


October 22, 2013 6:02pm EDTOctober 22, 2013 5:49pm EDTThe NCAA decided it smelled something fishy with Frank Haith, suspending him five games. For the Missouri coach and the school, there was no need to fight the man, given the lenient punishment.

There is not much Frank Haith can say. Missouri is standing behind him as its basketball coach, and Mizzou is a member in good standing of the NCAA and would very much like to remain such, and so it is best to go quietly toward his gentle punishment.

That penalty Haith received from the NCAA for his conduct while coach of the Miami Hurricanes can be read as being greater than what Jim Calhoun faced at Connecticut, or lesser than what Bruce Pearl dealt with at Tennessee. In theconfidence Haith had been involved in violations along with his assistant coaches, and in the investigation that turned up these allegations, why did Haith receive such a small penalty and the assistant cited at the core of the central incident nothing at all?

At Tennessee, Bruce Pearl and each of his three assistants received show-cause penalties that included significant recruiting sanctions. Pearl hasn’t coached since.

“It was difficult for the committee and even the enforcement staff to know what was going on with the basketball program, given all the conflicting information,” said Conference USA commissioner Britton Banowsky, the chair of the infractions committee that heard the Miami case. Yes, he said that, before adding ultimately Haith had a responsibility to encourage compliance and that the committee was able to determine


Globetrekker Aero Bookcase

“A modern reinvention of an antique trunk.”

Harking back to the romantic era of long, luxurious voyages by sea, the Globetrekker range is inspired by an original trunk from 1914 that Timothy Oulton discovered at an antiques market. Intrigued by the intricate detailing and beautiful brass plate of the trunk, Tim deconstructed the antique, redesigning it to encompass a full collection of lamp tables, chests, coffee tables, and bookcases, evolving with a range of different innovative finishes.

Globetrekker Aero has a distressed aluminium finish inspired by military aircraft, transporting the original Globetrekker into the dynamic, modern world of travel.

Inspired by equestrian saddles and riding boots, this is full aniline oil pull-up leather that is very soft and slightly oily to the touch. It looks slightly worn and developsfear and hatred is to seek dialogue. When there is a personal experience with an individual of a group, then the fear of the group disappears.

Now, Trump responded with an attack on the mother, implying that she was silenced by her Muslim faith, consistent with their attacks on the Muslim faith as oppressive to women. Her response to his attack was even more powerful – she was still grieving so much that she could barely talk about her loss. Yet she had the courage to stand before thousands of delegates and millions of Americans on television. Their challenge to GOP leadership to have some moral courage and repudiate Trump has been met with only the confirmation of their cowardice. Moral clarity is a powerful thing. Dr. King exemplified


derided and least respected in history. Then again, he and his cronies may have accomplished something else. By trying to destroy the Obama Presidency, he may have destroyed his own party. The obstructionism and rhetoric of the GOP leadership has spawned the two front running candidates for their party based on platforms of rejecting their leadership. The reality is that Congress stopped serving the needs of the country shortly after the Citizens United ruling codified the creation of the “donor class” and permanent dysfunction of government.

Exploding airbags, spontaneous combustion, unresponsive brakes and ignition key failures. What’s next? These are only a few of the many dangerous risks that are facing millions of drivers every day in this country.

About a month ago, a young woman died in a trafficEnvironment-dependentStates

People have roles in life. Individuals within multiple systems also have roles in life. It is to the distinct evolutionary advantage of any entity to be prepared for things that are likely to happen in given situations, with certain people around, or in a specific environment. In other words, the environment outside the body can alter the state-of-mind of the individual entity in question.

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Tim McGraw collapsed onstage Sunday night during a concert in Dublin, Ireland.

The 50-year-old country music superstar had just finished singing "Humble & Kind" when he dropped to his knees and took a seat. McGraw's wife, Faith Hill, later addressed the crowd on his behalf, saying it was her decision to stop his performance. "He's been super dehydrated," Hill told their fans. "I apologize, but I made the decision that he cannot come back out onstage."

In response, the crowd chanted "We love Tim," and Hill performed an a capella rendition of "What a Friend We Have in Jesus." Then the lights came on and the audience was ushered out.

"It was close to the end of the concert. The lights went off and you could see him fall, then hewas on his knees," an eyewitness tells E! News. "Shortly after, there was an announcement that there was a medical issue and to be patient. Another 10-15 minutes later, Faith and the band came out altogether and said Tim was very dehydrated. The crowd was chanting, 'Get well, Tim!' She then sang a song and it was all over."

A second eyewitness tells E! News several members of the band and crew rushed onstage to help McGraw get on his feet and take him offstage. "The crowd was really worried, like, 'What just happened?'" Hill "didn't seem that worried or distracted" when she returned to sing a few lines from the gospel song. "And that was it," the eyewitness says. "The concert was cut short."


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Maureen is a Certified Public Accountant in Pennsylvania, New York, Ohio and Montana.MOSCOW -- A Russian court on Wednesday found opposition leader Alexei Navalny guilty in the retrial of a 2013 fraud case, which formally disqualifies him as a candidate for president next year.

However, the first time Navalny was convicted, his sentence was suspended and he was allowed to be a candidate for mayor of Moscow. An associate said Navalny will carry on with the presidential campaign he announced in December.

In a webcast hearing in Kirov, a city nearly 500 miles east of Moscow, Judge Alexei Vtyurin found Navalny guilty of embezzling timber worth 16 million rubles ($270,000) and gave him a five-year suspended sentence. The previous guilty verdict was overturned by the European Court of Human Rights which ruled that Russia violated Navalny’s right to a fair trial.

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beleaguered opposition movement, Boris Nemtsov, who was a close confidant of Kara-Murza’s, was gunned down in broad daylight near the Kremlin in February 2015.

Only one of the five people arrested over that assassination admitted to the murder. Human rights groups said there were clear signs of torture on the alleged killer, suggesting he was coerced into a confession.

Navalny’s plans to run in the 2013 Moscow mayoral election were shattered when the Kirov court found him guilty and sent him to prison. But after he spent a night in jail, the court held an emergency hearing and released Navalny on a suspended sentence.

The unusual move was seen by observers as the Kremlin’s decision to allow him to run against its candidate in the mayoral race in order to makerelated to mood and social relations were estimated to occur sooner than pregnancy-related and somatic health consequences. The difference between estimated occurrence of somatic health consequences and consequences related to pregnancy was very small. All consequences were estimated to occur later given the condition of quitting smoking.

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The first national reports on United States healthcare quality and disparities.
In the Healthcare Research and Quality Act of 1999 (Public Law 106-129), Congress mandated that the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) produce annual reports on healthcare quality and disparities in the United States. The National Healthcare Quality Report and the National Healthcare Disparities Report were first released in 2003 by the AHRQ. These reports include broad sets of performance measures to portray the nation's progress toward improving the quality of care provided to all Americans. This article provides an overview of the framework, development, and future uses of the reports by consumers, practitioners, researchers, and policy makers.Finally back in the Rose City after an offseason that took him on a scouting trip to Argentina, the MLS Player Combine in Florida and then Philadelphia for the MLS SuperDraft, Portland Timbers head coach Caleb Porter was sounding understandably relaxed.

Not only did he at last get a weekend for some quality family time, but he also had a chance to look back on an offseason that probably couldn’t have gone much better.

Heading into the first two rounds of Thursday’s draft having already landed their top offseason targets – former Seattle Sounders attacker Steve Zakuani and the Argentine duo of striker Gastón Fernández and center back Norberto Paparatto – the Timbers were playing with house money, so to speak. So when Generation adidas and University of Maryland forward


The award-winning digital music service Spotify today rolled out a new “Top Tracks in Your Network” discovery feature that lets you do just that.

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Top Tracks in Your Network is a new chart showing the most played songs among the people you follow. The more popular a song is among your friends, the higher it is up the chart. The chart is refreshed daily, and can be found in the Browse section under Top Lists. A drop down list of the people listening to the particular song can be found next to the track details. Similar to the Facebook News Feed, the chart shows you the music that your friends currently care most about.

Previously, you could discover music your friends were playing in three different ways: browsingIndia and Sweden and did nothing."

"Many Indian institutions were tarred, innocent people were punished while the guilty got away. The evidence against Ottavio Quattrrocchi was conclusive. Through a front company called A.E. Services, bribes paid by Bofors landed in Quattrocchi's account which he subsequently cleaned out because India said there was no evidence linking him to the Bofors deal. Nobody in Sweden or Switzerland was allowed to interrogate him," he told thehoot.org.

The case involved illegal payoffs and had rocked both India and Sweden in the late 1980s 1990s. Several politicians including the then Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi were accused of receiving kickbacks from Bofors. The scandal has been speculated to have caused Rs.640 Million loss to the state exchequer.


Bethlehem Man 'Critical' After Fall From Bridge Police

A 27-year-old Bethlehem man was admitted to Lehigh Valley Hospital Center yesterday afternoon after he apparently jumped from the northern end of the Main Street ramp of the Hill-to-Hill Bridge.

David Lipken of 29 W. North St. received multiple injuries in the 42-foot fall from the bridge to a grassy area near the wooden footbridge over the Monocacy Creek. He was in critical condition last night.

Bethlehem police were notified that a man had jumped from the ramp close to where it meets Main Street near the Hotel Bethlehem at1:15 p.m. Patrick McArdle of Bethlehem said he was driving on the ramp when he saw Lipken standing on the north sidewalk.

McArdle said that, to his surprise, Lipken placed his hands on the parapetand vaulted over the wall. McArdle flagged down an officer at Main and Market streets. "I told him I must be nuts, but a guy just jumped off the bridge," McArdle said.

Nick Baxevane, who was working at the Musikfest main tent site just across the Monocacy Creek, said he saw the man fall through the air and hit the ground.

Lipken was taken by city ambulance to Pfeifle Field on E. Broad Street, where the MedEvac helicopter landed to transport him to the hospital center.


The history of African Americans in Chicago dates back to Jean Baptiste Point du Sable’s trading activities in the 1780s. Du Sable is the city's founder.[1]Fugitive slaves and freedmen established the city’s first black community in the 1840s. By the late 19th century, the first black person had been elected to office.

The Great Migrations from 1910 to 1960 brought hundreds of thousands of blacks from the South to Chicago, where they became an urban population. They created churches, community organizations, important businesses, music, and literature. African Americans of all classes built a community on the South Side of Chicago for decades before the Civil Rights Movement, as well as on the West Side of Chicago. Residing in segregated communities, almost regardless of income, the Black residents of Chicagoaimed to create communities where they could survive, sustain themselves, and have the ability to determine for themselves their own course in Chicago history.

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Although du Sable's settlement was established in the 1780s, African-Americans would only become established as a community in the 1840s, with the population reaching 1,000 by 1860. Much of this population consisted of escaped slaves from the Upper South. Following the end of Reconstruction in 1877, African-Americans flowed from the Deep South into Chicago, raising the population from approximately 4,000 in 1870 to 15,000 in 1890.

In 1853, John A. Logan helped pass a law to prohibit all African Americans, including freedmen, from settling in the state. However, in 1865, the state repealed its "Black Laws" and became the first to ratify the 13th Amendment.

Especially after


the Civil War, Illinois had some of the most progressive anti-discrimination legislation in the nation.[2] School segregation was first outlawed in 1874, and segregation in public accommodations was first outlawed in 1885.[2] In 1870, Illinois extended voting rights to African-American men for the first time, and in 1871, John Jones, a tailor and Underground Railroad station manager who successfully lobbied for the repeal of the state's Black Laws, became the first African-American elected official in the state, serving as a member of the Cook County Commission. By 1879, John W. E. Thomas of Chicago became the first African-American elected to the Illinois General Assembly, beginning the longest uninterrupted run of African-American representation in any state legislature in U.S. history. After the Great Chicago Fire, Chicago mayor Joseph Medillappointed the city’s first black fire company of nine men and the first black police officer.

In the 1920s, homeowner's discriminatory covenant practices were killed in state courts.[2] The increasingly large black population in Chicago (40,000 in 1910, and 278,000 in 1940[1]) faced some of the same discrimination in Chicago as they had in the South. It was hard for many blacks to find jobs and find decent places to live because of the competition for housing among different groups of people at a time when the city was expanding in population so dramatically. At the same time that blacks moved from the South in the Great Migration, Chicago was still receiving thousands of immigrants from southern and eastern Europe. The groups competed with each other for working-class wages.

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housing, and those who didn't get the house lived on the streets.

In a succession common to most cities, many middle and upper-class whites were the first to move out of the city to new housing, aided by new commuter rail lines and the construction of new highway systems. Later arrivals, ethnic whites and African-American families occupied the older housing behind them. The white residents who had been in the city longest were the ones most likely to move to the newer, most expensive housing, as they could afford it. After WWII, the early white residents (many Irish immigrants and their descendants) on the South Side began to move away under pressure of new migrants and with newly expanding housing opportunities. African Americans continued to move into the area,which had become the black capital of the country. The South Side became predominantly black. The Black Belt was formed.

The black population in Chicago significantly increased in the early to mid-1900s, due to the Great Migration out of the South. While African Americans made up less than two percent of the city's population in 1910, by 1960 the city was nearly 25 percent black.

At the turn of the century, southern states succeeded in passing new constitutions and laws that disfranchised most blacks and many poor whites. Deprived of the right to vote, they could not sit on juries or run for office. They were subject to discriminatory laws passed by white legislators, including racial segregation of public facilities. Segregated education for black children and other services were consistently


underfunded in a poor, agricultural economy. As white-dominated legislatures passed Jim Crow laws to re-establish white supremacy and create more restrictions in public life, violence against blacks increased, with lynchings used as extrajudicial enforcement. In addition, the boll weevil infestation ruined much of the cotton industry in the early 20th century. Voting with their feet, blacks started migrating out of the South to the North, where they could live more freely, get their children educated, and get new jobs.

Industry buildup for World War I pulled thousands of workers to the North, as did the rapid expansion of railroads, and the meatpacking and steel industries. Between 1915 and 1960, hundreds of thousands of black southerners migrated to Chicago to escape violence and segregation, and to seek economic freedom. Theywent from being a mostly rural population to one that was mostly urban. "The migration of African Americans from the rural south to the urban north became a mass movement.".[3] The Great Migration radically transformed Chicago, both politically and culturally.[4]

From 1910-1940, most African Americans who migrated North were from rural areas. They had been chiefly sharecroppers and laborers, although some were landowners pushed out by the boll weevil disaster. After years of underfunding of public education for blacks in the South, they tended to be poorly educated, with relatively low skills to apply to urban jobs. Like the European rural immigrants, they had to rapidly adapt to a different urban culture. Many took advantage of better schooling in Chicago and their children learned quickly. After 1940, when the


second larger wave of migration started, black migrants tended to be already urbanized, from southern cities and towns. They were the most ambitious, better educated with more urban skills to apply in their new homes.

The masses of new migrants arriving in the cities captured public attention. At one point in the 1940s, 3,000 African Americans were arriving every week in Chicago—stepping off the trains from the South and making their ways to neighborhoods they had learned about from friends and the Chicago Defender.[5] The Great Migration was charted and evaluated. Urban white northerners started to get worried, as their neighborhoods rapidly changed. At the same time, recent and older ethnic immigrants competed for jobs and housing with the new arrivals, especially on the South Side, where the steeland meatpacking industries had the most numerous working-class jobs.

Ethnic Irish were heavily implicated in the gang violence and the rioting that erupted in 1919. They had been the most established ethnic group and defended their power and territory in the South Side against newcomers: both other ethnic whites and southern blacks. "Chicago was a focal point of the great migration and the racial violence that came in its wake."[3] With Chicago's industries steadily expanding, opportunities opened up for new migrants, including Southerners, to find work. The railroad and meatpacking industries recruited black workers. Chicago’s African-American newspaper, the Chicago Defender, made the city well known to southerners. It sent bundles of papers south on the Illinois Central trains, and African-American Pullman Porters would drop them off in Black towns.


"Chicago was the most accessible northern city for African Americans in Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas, and Arkansas."[3] They took the trains north. "Then between 1916 and 1919, 50,000 blacks came to crowd into the burgeoning black belt, to make new demands upon the institutional structure of the South Side."[3]

Between 1900 and 1910, the African-American population rose rapidly in Chicago. White hostility and population growth combined to create the ghetto on the South Side. Nearby were areas dominated by ethnic Irish, who were especially territorial in defending against incursions into their areas by any other groups.[1] Most of this large population was composed of migrants.[1] In 1910 more than 75 percent of blacks lived in predominantly black sections of the city.[1] The eight or nine neighborhoods that had been setas areas of black settlement in 1900 remained the core of the Chicago African-American community. The Black Belt slowly expanded as African Americans, despite facing violence and restrictive covenants, pushed forward into new neighborhoods.[6] As the population grew, African Americans became more confined to a delineated area, instead of spreading throughout the city. When blacks moved into mixed neighborhoods, ethnic white hostility grew. After fighting over the area, often whites left the area to be dominated by blacks. This is one of the reasons the black belt region started.

The Black Belt of Chicago was the chain of neighborhoods on the South Side of Chicago where three-quarters of the city's African American population lived by the mid-20th century.[1] In the early 1940s whites within residential blocks formed "restrictive covenants"


which served as legal contracts restricting individual owners from renting or selling to black people. The contracts limited the housing available to black tenants, leading to the accumulation of black residents within The Black Belt, one of the few neighborhoods open to black tenants.[7] The Black Belt was an area that stretched 30 blocks along State Street on the South Side and was rarely more than seven blocks wide.[1] With such a large population within this confined area, overcrowding often led to numerous families living in old and dilapidated buildings. The South Side's "black belt" also contained zones related to economic status. The poorest residents lived in the northernmost, oldest section of the black belt, while the elite resided in the southernmost section.[8] In the mid-20th century, asAfrican Americans across the United States struggled against the economic confines created by segregation, black residents within the Black Belt sought to create more economic opportunity in their community through the encouragement of local black businesses and entrepreneurs.[9][1] During this time, Chicago was the capital of Black America. Many African Americans who moved to the Black Belt area of Chicago were from the Black Belt in the Southeastern region of the United States.

Immigration to Chicago was another pressure of overcrowding, as primarily lower-class newcomers from rural Europe also sought cheap housing and working class jobs. More and more people tried to fit into converted "kitchenette" and basement apartments. Living conditions in the Black Belt resembled conditions in the West Side ghetto or in the stockyards district.[3] Although there


and middle class strivers were concentrated in a small area.[1]

In 1946, the Chicago Housing Authority (CHA) tried to ease the pressure in the overcrowded ghettos and proposed to put public housing sites in less congested areas in the city. The white residents did not take to this very well, so city politicians forced the CHA to keep the status quo and develop high rise projects in the Black Belt and on the West Side. Some of these became notorious failures. As industrial restructuring in the 1950s and later led to massive job losses, residents changed from working-class families to poor families on welfare.[1]

As of May 2016 violence within some Chicago neighborhoods prompted black middle class persons to move to suburbs.[11]

Between 1916 and 1920, almost 50,000 Black Southerners movedto Chicago,[3] which profoundly shaped the city's development. Growth increased even more rapidly after 1940. In particular, the new citizens caused the growth of local churches, businesses and community organizations. A new musical culture arose, fed by all the traditions along the Mississippi River. The population continued to increase with new migrants, with the most arriving after 1940.

The black arts community in Chicago was especially vibrant. The 1920s were the height of the Jazz Age, but music continued as the heart of the community for decades. Nationally renowned musicians rose within the Chicago world. Along the Stroll, a bright-light district on State Street, jazz greats like Louis Armstrong headlined at nightspots including the Delux Café.

From 2008 to the present, the West Side Historical Society under the guidance of


Rickie P. Brown Sr. began to document the rich history of the West Side of Chicago. Their research provided proof of the Austin community having the largest population of Blacks in the city of Chicago. This proved that the largest population of blacks are on its west side, when factoring in the Lawndale and Garfield Park communities as well. Their efforts to build a museum on the west side and continuing to bring awareness to Juneteenth as a national holiday was rewarded with a proclamation in 2011 by Governor Pat Quinn.[12]

Chicago’s black population developed a class structure, composed of a large number of domestic workers and other manual labourers, along with a small, but growing, contingent of middle-and-upper-class business and professional elites. In 1929, black Chicagoans gained accessto city jobs, and expanded their professional class. Fighting job discrimination was a constant battle for African Americans in Chicago, as foremen in various companies restricted the advancement of black workers, which often kept them from earning higher wages.[8] Then in the mid-20th century, blacks began slowly moving up to better positions in the work force.[1]

The migration expanded the market for African American business. "The most notable breakthrough in black business came in the insurance field."[3] There were four major insurance companies founded in Chicago. Then, in the early 20th century, service establishments took over.[clarification needed] The African-American market on State Street during this time consisted of barber shops, restaurants, pool rooms, saloons, and beauty salons. African Americans used these trades to build their own communities. These shops


gave the blacks a chance to establish their families, earn money, and become an active part of the community.

In the early 20th century many prominent African Americans were Chicago residents, including Republican and later Democratic congressman William L. Dawson (America’s most powerful black politician[1]) and boxing champion Joe Louis. America's most widely read black newspaper,[1] the Chicago Defender, was published there and circulated in the South as well.

After long efforts, in the late 1930s, workers organized across racial lines to form the United Meatpacking Workers of America. By then, the majority of workers in Chicago's plants were black, but they succeeded in creating an interracial organizing committee. It succeeded in organizing unions both in Chicago and Omaha, Nebraska, the city with the second largest meatpacking industry. This unionbelonged to the Congress of Industrial Organizations (CIO), which was more progressive than the American Federation of Labor. They succeeded in lifting segregation of job positions. For a time, workers achieved living wages and other benefits, leading to blue collar middle-class life for decades. Some blacks were also able to move up the ranks to supervisory and management positions. The CIO also succeeded in organizing Chicago's steel industry.

Blacks began to win elective office in local and state government.[1] The first blacks had been elected to office in Chicago in the late 19th century, decades before the Great Migrations.

Grand, Charles. "We will not strike: The black revolt in the Chicago Teachers Union" (thesis). ProQuest Dissertations and Theses, 2015. Advisor was W. Marvin Dulaney and committee member was Sarah Rose.


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NLRB Orders Beverly to Stop Intimidation

Citing a widespread pattern of unfair labor practices, the National Labor Relations Board ordered a national nursing home operator to stop intimidating workers who seek to join unions. The company called the decision "fundamentally flawed." In a decision consolidating more than 100 cases against Beverly Enterprises Inc., the NLRB found that the extent and severity of the violations of workers' rights called for a corporate-wide order against the company. The charges were brought by locals from several unions, including the United Food and Commercial Workers and the Service Employees International Union, involving actions at 26 facilities in 15 states. Shares of Fort Smith, Ark.-based Beverly fell 13 cents to close at $8.81 on the NYSE.Jobs shake-up at Prudential as insurer plans to transfer jobs to UK outsourcing firm and ship other roles to India

Insurer Prudential will transfer 1,750 UK jobs to outsourcing company Capita as part of a cost-cutting plan.

Prudential said the 15-year contract, worth £722m, would save it £60m a year from 2010, extending to an annual saving of £195m by the end of 2010.

The restructuring process will cost the firm a one-off charge of £176m and will also see 1,250 posts moved to Mumbai, India, in April.

About 1,000 staff, predominantly in administration, at the firm’s Craigforth site in Scotland, and 750 in Reading will be affected. Prudential currently employs around 4,300 staff in the UK.

A spokesman for Prudential told Personnel Today that the deal would have no impact on the


City home and forced him to hand over
cash, credit cards, and the keys to his van. So began a harrowing journey that would
lead from Kansas City, across the state of Missouri, through Illinois and Indiana, and
mercifully find its end in Kentucky. Along the way, Caldwell and his accomplice beat
and terrorized the victim in the back of his van before he managed to escape just
outside of St. Louis. Leaving the victim, but taking his van and credit cards, the men
continued east. They used the stolen credit cards throughout Illinois and Indiana,
robbed a woman at knifepoint near Lynnville, Indiana, and fled the scene of a traffic
accident in Kentucky, burglarizing several vehicles as they went. A few days later,
in Windsor, Kentucky, Caldwell abducted a child at gunpoint, forced the boy intoher. But the discovery of her body left the detective and Rocinante crew with more questions than answers, namely identifying the strange blue goo that killed her, where it came from, why she was killed and how any of this came to be. Adding to the wtf-ness for viewers was the revelation that Julie's own father was behind the production of the unnamed bioweapon that killed her.

As the show readies to head back into production April 20, I spoke with Ty Franck and Daniel Abrams about what’s in store for Season 2, the diversity of their cast ( for which the shows been praised) and the big casting news for fan favorite and certified badass Bobbie Draper.

I spent a little time on Reddit and saw some of the


Boris Johnson has been appointed as the new prime minister of the United Kingdom after Theresa May stood down over her failure to lead Britain out of the European Union.

Johnson, 55, was appointed to the premiership by Queen Elizabeth II in a formal meeting at Buckingham Palace on Wednesday.

His elevation to the UK’s highest political office was a formality after being announced on Tuesday as the winner of an internal ruling Conservative Party leadership contest involving a ballot of the party’s some 160,000 members.

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During his campaign, Johnson pledged to renegotiate the withdrawal agreement brokered during months of arduous negotiations between May and EU leaders or leave the bloc on the UK’s scheduled departure date of October 31 without a deal.

The withdrawal agreement has already been rejected three timesjob on Tuesday warned Johnson of “challenging times ahead”.

Ursula von der Leyen, the German conservative set to take over at the helm of the European Commission from November, also said that all parties had a “duty to deliver something which is good for people in Europe and the United Kingdom”.

Johnson wants to scrap the so-called “Irish backstop”, an insurance policy written into the Brexit withdrawal deal to maintain an open border for economic and security reasons between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland, a constituent of the UK, until a new British-EU trade deal is reached.

Those in favour of Brexit fear the backstop could trap Britain in EU trading rules indefinitely and prevent the UK from striking trade deals with countries around the world, given that a


a range of ideas and strategies in place … not least because there could be a general election before Brexit is supposed to happen,” he added.

Later on Wednesday, Johnson began his premiership with one of the biggest cull of senior government jobs in recent British history, changing all of the main ministers amid a spate of resignations.

As part of his new cabinet, he named Sajid Javid as finance minister and Priti Patel as interior minister. Ex-Brexit secretary Dominic Raab was named foreign minister, taking over from Johnson’s Conservative Party leadership contest rival, Jeremy Hunt.

But leader of the main opposition Labour Party Jeremy Corbyn earlier on Wednesday accused Johnson of having “no mandate” to lead the UK and challenged him to hold a general election.

“We have had three yearsHenrikh Mkhitaryan has explained why he chose to leave Manchester United for Arsenal.

The Armenian swapped clubs with Alexis Sanchez in January after losing his first-team place under Jose Mourinho.

He excelled against Everton in his first Arsenal start but was then back to his frustrating self in the north London derby on Saturday.

Arsenal fans have had two games of Mkhitaryan and it literally sums him up completely. One game amazing, some games anonymous. — Adam McKola (@AdamMcKola) February 10, 2018

“Of course sometimes you need some refreshing,” he told ESPN Brasil.

“And I think this was the best moment for me, because there were a few things that didn’t work out in Manchester.

“I was 29 years old, I wanted to play more, because I know that in a few years’ time


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Front Line Defenders

Front Line Defenders was founded in Dublin in 2001 with the specific aim of protecting Human Rights Defenders, people working in hostile conditions to uphold any or all of the rights enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR).

Front Line Defenders was inspired by the Human Rights Defenders Summit which marked the 50th Anniversary of the UDHR in 1998. Front Line Defenders aims to address some of the needs identified by defenders themselves, including protection, networking, training and access to the thematic and country mechanisms of the UN and other regional bodies.

Front Line Defender’s main focus is on those human rights defenders at risk, either temporarily or permanently because of their work on behalf of their fellow citizens. Front Line Defenders runs a small grants


program to provide for the security needs of defenders. Front Line Defenders mobilizes campaigning and lobbying on behalf of defenders at immediate risk. In emergency situations Front Line can facilitate temporary relocation.

Front Line Defenders conducts research and publishes reports on the situation of human rights defenders in specific countries. The organization also develops resource materials and training packages on behalf of human rights defenders as well as facilitating networking and exchange between defenders in different parts of the world. Front Line projects are generally undertaken in partnership with specific national human rights organizations.

Front Line Defenders promotes awareness of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and is working to ensure that the principles and standards set out in the Declaration on the Right and Responsibility of Individuals, Groups andto Stanchart's Answer. HAL and HAI defaulted on repayment of their loans to Standard and Stanchart, and on August 22, 1991 the Secured Creditors accelerated the indebtedness and took possession of the Parts. On August 28, 1991, the Secured Creditors received a letter from ATG in which ATG asserted that it had consigned the Parts to HAL and was entitled to possession of the Parts. Affidavit of Margaret Ceconi ("Ceconi Aff."), Exhibit F. After Debtors filed their Chapter 11 petitions on September 24, 1991, the Secured Creditors turned over the Parts to the Trustee. (Trustee's Undisputed Facts at 10) and (ATG's Response at 3). On October 31, 1991, Standard assigned to Stanchart all of its right, title and interest in the Security Agreement between Standard and HAL and