pivotal for convergent evolution of the perfume-collecting syndrome among dicotyledonous and monocotyledonous plants. It is speculated that Unonopsis, which on the basis of molecular age dating is considered a relatively recent genus of the Annonaceae (being 15-30 million years old), has diversified in relation to male euglossine bee pollinators.Mala Mala, South Africa (ZA)

Mala Mala is a beautiful city in South Africa.
It is a pearl of the Africa,
where merged together history and modernity, culture and science. There is important and usefull airport in Mala Mala. It is important for people and goverment of South Africa.

IATA and ICAO codes of airports in Mala Mala

Airport of Mala Mala has international codes of IATA and ICAO.
An IATA airport code is a three-letter code designating many airports around the world (including South Africa),
defined by the International Air Transport Association (IATA). The characters prominently displayed on baggage
tags attached at airport check-in desks are an example of a way these codes are used.

The ICAO airport code is a four-letter alphanumeric code designating each airport around the world.
These codes are defined by the International


P. gibbesi lives almost exclusively among boulders, and is out-competed by the native species Pachygrapsus marmoratus. P. gibbesi is preyed upon by fish and invertebrates.

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Category:Taxa named by Henri Milne-Edwardswe have for too long put hatred on the back burner.
In the resolution, the congressman specifically referenced: Trumps comments after the deadly violence in Charlottesville, when the president drew an equivalence between neo-Nazi demonstrators and liberal protesters; his decision last week to share three anti-Muslim videos posted by the deputy leader of a British far-right group; and a list of statements he has made denigrating groups and individuals, including NFL players and congresswoman Frederica Wilson.
Wilson, who voted for the resolution, said it felt sort of surreal to be mentioned by name and that she was surprised to be included.
Green took the setback in stride, calling it a step in a long, protracted process. He said he was already drafting additional articles of impeachment but had not made a


[For the sacrifice of isolation: leprosy and philanthropy in Argentina and Brazil, 1930-1946].
Patronato de Leprosos, in Argentina, and Federação das Sociedades de Assistência aos Lázaros e Defesa Contra a Lepra, in Brazil, were created as institutions designed to help people with leprosy and their families. Headed by women from the ruling classes, these entities took very similar actions, despite the different national contexts in which they operated, both supplementing leprosy healthcare policies in their respective countries. This article aims to demonstrate the similarities in the strategies adopted by both philanthropic institutions, which, in the 1930s and 1940s, acted in harmony with the physicians who supported compulsory isolation.Is the insanity defense "unconscionable"?
The debate over the meaningfulness and utility of the insanity defense has continued unabated ober the years. President Nixon has referred to the "unconscionably abuse" of the defense. This paper, presented as part of a panel on the subject, has propounded the view that the defense is unconscionable, using that aspect of the definition dealing with unreasonableness. The historical antecedents and the religious and social philosophy of the concept of responsibility and nonresponsibility have been reviewed. In addition to the inapplicability of the concept to current social problems, and the difficulties of applying current psychiatric knowledge to effect a rational delineation between the two legal entities encompassed under the rubric of responsibility and nonresponsibility, the potential problems and the potential opportunities which may result


from the abolition of the plea are presented. With these factors in mind, as well as the obvious failure of the legal-social-penal system in handling the problems of the behaviorally deviant, I believe that the use of the current system has hampered the development of possibly more reasonable alternative systems and that, therefore, the maintenance of the insanity defense is unreasonable and harmful to our society. The insanity defense, as currently constituted and institutionalized, has evolved into a rigid and archaic vestige of the legal system of an earlier era and therefore its use has, in the sense defined, indeed become "unconscionable" and lacking in social meaningfulness.positions.
After the adoption of the School Reform Act (Act) and prior to the commencement *611 of the school year in September of 1989, the Interim Board announced its intention to "combine" certain "subdistricts." As a result of this "combination," the 23 existing subdistricts were reduced to 11; of the 23 superintendents, 13 had their positions deleted (the plaintiffs in the present case). Three new individuals, who had not previously served as superintendents, were appointed to three of the 11 new districts.
On August 22, 1989, plaintiffs filed a complaint challenging the reduction in the number of subdistricts on three grounds. First, the superintendent-plaintiffs alleged that the reduction breached a purported employment contract between themselves and the Board. Second, the superintendent-plaintiffs alleged that the reduction deprived them of their "property"


appointment of all local school council members, subdistrict members, school board nominating commission members and Board of Education members by the Mayor of Chicago. Except for the foregoing change, the legislature readopted verbatim the remaining provisions of the former act, including section 34-8.3(g).
The trial court subsequently required supplemental briefs describing both the impact of the Fumarolo decision and subsequent reenactment of the School Reform Act by the legislature (Pub. Act 86-1477) to determine if the decision had bearing on the issues before the trial court in the present case. Both sides submitted supplemental memoranda and argument was heard on the supplemental issues on August 6, 1991.
On September 25, 1991, the trial court issued its memorandum of opinion. The trial court's opinion made the following findings: In May ofthat plaintiffs claim breached their "contract." Defendants argue a provision of the school code left unaltered by the School Reform Act expressly confers on the Board of Education of the City of Chicago the power to "divide the city into subdistricts." (Ill.Rev.Stat.1991, ch. 122, par. 34-18(7).) In addition defendants note, "subdistrict," as acknowledged in the plaintiffs' complaint and defined in the School Reform Act means:
"[A] geographic area of the school district formed by boundaries which are coterminous with the boundaries of any one of the elementary or high school administrative subdistricts into which the city is divided, as those elementary or high school administrative subdistrict boundaries existed on January 1, 1988, or as those subdistrict boundaries hereafter are changed by the board as provided in paragraph 7 of


the proportion of expenditures going to centralized administration. The budget task force recommended budget reductions for administrative personnel of approximately $40 million dollarsor the elimination of approximately 500 positions. In particular, after analyzing the functions of subdistrict offices and the needs of the local school outlined in the Act, the budget task force recommended a reduction in the number of administrative subdistricts from 23 to no more than 11, or, alternatively, to as low as 6.
On August 11, 1989, the Interim Board adopted the budget task force's recommendations and announced a reorganization plan featuring the elimination of 22 top-level administrative positions. Several departments were consolidated. Three field assistant superintendent positions were eliminated. Finally, the system of 23 subdistricts, each with its own district superintendent, *619 was abolished. Thepolicy was established that subdistrict superintendents would be employed as if on a performance contract until June 30, 1991. The language of the statute states that the subdistrict superintendents shall be "deemed by operation of law to be serving under a performance contract". Webster's II, New Riverside University Dictionary 355 (1984) defines "deem" as "to consider or judge". The plain meaning of the statutory language clearly shows that the statute did not establish contracts between the subdistrict superintendents and the Board. The arrangement between the parties was to be considered or judged to be a performance contract until the subdistrict superintendent was selected by the subdistrict council as prescribed by another section of the statute. Section 34-8.3 of the Act did not state that an employment contract between


a contract largely because Ellis Levin, one of the legislatures [sic], in a comment at the time that the second year was added to the contract, made it clear that it was his position that this was not a contract and that the members ofthe persons who held those positions did not get in it rights by virtue of that provision. Clearly that was his intent, and that was clearly his position."
The trial judge considered his argument that the plain language of the statute clearly indicates a legislative intent to confer contractual rights on the basis of performance for a period of two years. The judge considered the language of the statute and found that both the statute in its entirety and the statements of Representative Levin indicatedBloomfield Township, Mich., scored a 20-inch iMac, 10 fifth-generation iPods, and a $10,000 iTunes gift card from Apple.

Apple was in such a celebratory mood that it also said it would create a scholarship to the Juilliard School of Music in Ostrovsky's name.

"Over one billion songs have now been legally purchased and downloaded around the globe, representing a major force against music piracy and the future of music distribution as we move from CDs to the Internet," said Steve Jobs, Apple's CEO, in a statement.

Apple launched the iTunes Music store three years ago. Apple now offers music videos and video downloads of popular TV shows like "Desperate Housewives."

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[Metastatic renal tumors: clinical report of three cases and review of 136 cases including 38 cases from the Japanese literature].
Three cases of metastatic renal tumor are reported. The first case was of a 61-year-old man, who had a Miles' operation for rectal adenocarcinoma 30 months before, and suffered from high fever and right flank pain. Right nephrectomy was carried out and the kidney was found to contain an adenocarcinoma identical to the one previously removed from the rectum. He died 1 year after nephrectomy. The second case was of a 35-year-old man, who had undergone left pneumonectomy for a squamous cell carcinoma of the bronchus. One month later, he was readmitted with cloudiness of consciousness and high fever. Investigations revealed right kidney, adrenal gland and brain malignancies, andAn open letter to the Prime Minister designate Narendra Modi by R Sampanthan MP, and the leader of the Tamil national Alliance

( May 24, 2014, Colombo, Sri Lanka Guardian) I write to you as the leader of the Tamil National Alliance, the political formation in Sri Lanka democratically elected at different levels of government, to substantially represent the Tamil people particularly of the North East in Sri Lanka.

We extend to you on behalf of the Tamil People is Sri Lanka our warmest congratulations on your resounding victory at the recently concluded elections to the Loke Sbha and on your appointment to the high office of the Prime Minister of Bharat – India. We extend to you and to your government our very sincere best wishes for the successful


the conflict based upon equality, justice and genuine peace.

Both during the armed conflict and after its conclusion, the Sri Lankan government made commitments to both India and the International Community to bring about an acceptable political solution. Unfortunately, this commitment has not been honoured.

The Sri Lankan Government on the contrary is aggressively persuing an agenda which:-

Prevent thousands of displaced Tamil families from occupying thousands of acres of fertile valuable land both in North and East historically occupied by these people for residence and livelihood, in violation of commitments made by the Sri Lankan Government to both the Supreme Court and Parliament, and thus subjecting these Tamil families to extreme deprivation.

Is vigorously settling persons from the majority community with state aid on lands in the North and East soas to change substantially the demographic composition of these areas.

Is desecrating and destroying ancient sites of religious and cultural importance to the Tamil Hindu People in the North and East so as to radically alter the ethnic cultural identity of the said territories.

Is impending and obstructing the overwhelmingly democratically elected Provincial Government of the Tamil National Alliance in the Northern Province form functioning.

Is continuing to violate the fundamental and human rights of the Tamil people in the North and East so as to deny them equality before the law and relegate them to the status of second class citizens.

The excessively disproportionate and oppressive presence of the military, particularly in the North and also in the East, construction of substantial housing facilities for the military, the grave inconvenience and


Shirley Christian

Biography

Shirley Christian is a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and author. Her most recent book, Before Lewis and Clark: The Story of the Chouteaus, the French Dynasty that Ruled America’s Frontier, was published in April 2004 by Farrar, Straus & Giroux. Previously, she was a foreign correspondent for The New York Times, The Miami Herald and the Associated Press.

She lived and worked in numerous countries of Latin America for nearly 20 years, and in New York and Washington, winning the Pulitzer for international reporting in 1981 for articles published in The Miami Herald about the wars in Central America. Her first book, Nicaragua: Revolution in the Family, was published in 1985 by Random House.

Shirley Christian was born in a farmhouse in Pettis County, Missouri, and grew up in KansasCity, Kansas, where she attended public schools. She earned a bachelor’s degree in language and literature from Pittsburg (Kan.) State University in 1960 and a master’s degree in international journalism from Ohio State University in 1966. She was a Nieman Fellow at Harvard University during the 1973-74 academic year.

In addition to books and her work on newspapers, Shirley Christian has written magazine articles for The Atlantic Monthly, The New Republic, The New York Times Sunday Magazine, and other publications. She was an adjunct professor of journalism at Columbia University and the University of Kansas.


[Oncolor is ten years old: the age of discretion for the Lorraine network in oncology].
Oncolor, network in oncology in Lorraine, was born ten years ago, from a group of professionals in the field of oncology who worked closed together with regional administrative authorities. Oncolor was created with respect of equilibrium between the different regional partners avoiding struggle for power. Oncolor was conducting different actions: recognition of hospital sites according to three levels based on technical and humans means at disposal (highly specialised sites, specialised sites, and associated sites); the definition of good practice for hospital pharmacies leading to the generalization of centralized preparation of chemotherapy under responsibility of a pharmacist; the organization of multidisciplinary practice through the written and implementation of clinical guidelines accessible on the web siteof the network (www.oncolor.org) even by the patients (86 guidelines on line today); creation and access to a software to help physicians for decision called Kasimir; the formalization of multidisciplinary meetings with a common process. All these tools help physicians in their relationship with the patient. The web site was opened to professionals but also to patients in December 2001. Oncolor was also implicated in different training programs for physicians, pharmacists, nurses and other professionals. The annual budget increased from 47,000 euros in 1998 up to more than 700,000 euros in 2002. To conclude, to build a network in oncology is an exciting task. It must become more professional, keeping in mind the original objective: every patient, whatever his place of consultation is, have to benefit of the


for breakfast. But he didn’t. He sat stoically behind his desk while I remained numbly quiet, waiting for the hour to end.

My school was located next to a Catholic church. One day, still feeling moody, desperate and unloved, I felt compelled to walk out of school and head toward the church. I wasn’t sure why I was going as I hadn’t been inside in ages. Nobody tried to stop me from leaving school. Nobody seemed to notice as I made my way purposefully, as if in a trance, through the thicket of trees and underbrush to the other side where the church stood in a clearing.

With sudden trepidation, I walked up the steps to the front entrance and into the sanctuary. There was no mass in progress thatTPT Richards Bay has a history spanning almost 40 years since the first commercial ship docked at port in 1976 for South Africa to export coal to the world. The terminal now exports over 30 varied commodities from magnetite to ferrochrome, woodchips to aluminium and steel. This mainly to the United Kingdom, United States of America, India, the Middle and Far East and Pacific Rim countries like China and Japan. Over 15 imported commodities including sulphur, coking coal and alumina go through the port annually from countries like Australia, Canada and West African countries like Togo.

The terminal employs just over 1000 employees. A large percentage of dry bulk commodities are handled via a computer-controlled network of conveyor belts extending 40 kilometers to seven harbour bound industries. These belts


transport cargo between the quayside and the respective manufacturers.

Break bulk cargo on the other hand, is a skip-loading operation that due to the density of the commodities, chiefly relies on road motor transport (RMT) to and from the point of trade. Billions have been set aside for purchasing Richards Bay equipment and capacity creation projects over the next 6 years (2013 – 2019).Survey of asthma practice among emergency physicians.
The National Asthma Education and Prevention Program (NAEPP) published guidelines for asthma management in 1991. The purpose of this study is to assess the concordance between emergency physicians' practice and the guidelines. Survey mailed to emergency physicians. Non-respondents were mailed a second copy of the survey. Eight hundred randomly selected active members of the American College of Emergency Physicians. None. Participants were asked questions regarding training, current asthma practices, and sources of information on asthma management. Eight hundred questionnaires were mailed, of which 416 (52%) were returned. Sixty-four percent of respondents administer beta-agonists consistent with the NAEPP guidelines. Seventy-five percent of respondents administer corticosteroids in similar accord, while 75% prescribed outpatient corticosteroids in concordance with those recommendations. Forty-seven percent report measuring pretreatment


the Academy membership and the Oscar nominees more diverse?”

Stephen Geller, a member of the Academy’s writers branch:

“There is no reason whatsoever to penalize the Academy member for the state of the industry, or for nominations for an award by the separate Academy branches. It is bizarre to assume that, by its voting, each Academy member represents the decisions of studios, networks and talent agencies to produce films. Academy members vote on the results of decisions by others and make no decision about which films should be made, and therefore the membership should not be penalized for someone else's film choice.”things are possible for most clubs.

I suspect that the third round used to carry more weight, but the increase in money at the bigger clubs has meant bigger and better squads, so the gaps throughout the leagues have increased, and the chances of upset decreased.

For us, though, for those of us who love the nobodies, the never-have-beens and never-will-bes, this is our weekend.

First Division Norwich City hosted struggling Division Town outfit Huddersfield Town in the FA Cup in 1987, in what was one of the Third Round’s more uneven fixtures.

The Canaries were flying high in the top flight at the time sitting sixth after 24 games and with a formidable record at Carrow Road, having lost just once at home all season. They had even enjoyed a 1-0


win over Manchester United at Old Trafford over Christmas, though there was no little anger from East Anglian supporters about a festive period that saw them travel to both Manchester and Sheffield in the space of a few days.

By contrast, the West Yorkshire side’s form on their travels was abject – Mick Buxton had been relieved of his post just before Christmas and it was Boxing Day before then caretaker manager Steve Smith led his side to their first away win of the campaign in his first game in charge.

With a Manchester derby on the same day, not to mention Fourth Division Aldershot knocking out top tier Oxford United, it was perhaps inevitable that East Anglia was not hosting the match of the round on the foggy Januaryafternoon, but 11,254 did turn up – no doubt most expecting to enjoy a home win. The two sides had faced each other as recently as the previous season as Norwich, under Ken Brown, stormed to the Second Division title.

Brown put out a strong side against Huddersfield despite his side’s expected superiority, leaving only forward Robert Rosario out in favour of David Hodgson. This meant there was still no place for ex-Ipswich man Trevor Putney who was struggling to make his mark in Norfolk after joining in the summer, with injury not helping his cause.

Supporters had on Putney’s back, to the extent that his name was booed when it was read out on the tannoy, leading to an appeal by Steve Bruce for supporters to get behind their


former rival. While his stint at Carrow Road wasn’t the most productive of his career, Putney stuck around for another two seasons after this, so Bruce’s words must have hit some somewhere.

Steve Smith also made only one change to his expected line up as well, with David Cork coming in in midfield in place of Paul Raynor. This meant in-form Duncan Shearer starter up front, looking to add to the ten goals he had scored in his last 12 games, including a stunning four in a 5-2 thrashing of local rivals and fellow strugglers Bradford City.

The man from Fort William was to make his mark on this tie, as well, opening the scoring during the second half to give Huddersfield a shock lead. With an upset on thecards, he had an opportunity for a second as time ran out, taking the ball round a prone Bryan Gunn only to stumble before he was able to convert what would surely have been a decisive chance.

As it was Kevin Drinkell still had time to settle matters, a top class run and finish in the 89th minute ensuring City came away with a squeaked draw and that both sides went into the hat for the fourth round.

What Happened Next?

Immediately afterwards, the country was struck by a torrent of snow and gripped by ice as one of the coldest winters in living memory all but cancelled football for the next couple of weeks, but when it did resume, the two sides faced off again at Leeds Road.

With the victors


of the replay drawn against third tier Wigan in the next round, Norwich showed their strength and emerged as 4-2 victors. Unfortunately, any hopes of making it a memorable cup run were dashed at frozen Springfield Park as the unprepared Canaries fell to a 1-0 defeat. (You can see that game here)

Huddersfield rallied after the draw, winning three of their next six league games before drawing a club record six in a row throughout March and April. The steady accumulation of points saw the Terriers climb to safety, with little indication of the humiliation that was to follow the next campaign.

Norwich, meanwhile, went on to finish a then club-record 5th in the First Division, missing out on the chance of doing even better by virtue of their homerecord dropping off in the second part of the season. Entering this cup tie, Norwich had won seven of their twelve league games, but they were to triumph just twice more at Carrow Road, drawing six of the remaining nine.

This tendency to draw games not only affected this cup tie, but had become apparent during the Christmas period – wins against Manchester United and Nottingham Forest being complemented by draws at Sheffield Wednesday and more disappointingly, at home to struggling Charlton Athletic.

Biggest name from the game?

Bryan Gunn is still fondly remembered in Norwich, but the influence Steve Bruce was to have as a player and manager means he is probably the biggest name on the teamsheet of either side. Indeed, he went on to manage Huddersfield in what


County is expected to reach 4.7 million. This increase in population has caused an increase in the consumption of fresh water and the quantities of sewage to be disposed of on Long Island. At the present time there are several state, county and quasi-governmental agencies involved in water resources planning and management relative to Nassau and Suffolk counties. In Nassau County sewer service had been extended to more than half of the population by 1970, and in Suffolk County as of 1970 only 7% of the population was served by sewers. The rest of the Nassau and Suffolk County residents depend upon cesspools, septic tanks and other individual disposal systems for their sewage. The seepage of untreated wastewater from these cesspools and septic tanks has, by contamination, threatenedsecondary sewage treatment,[4] was constructed some twenty-three years ago and has an actual outfall flow into Reynolds Channel as high as 72 mgd. The dispute concerning Bay Park centers upon possible funding of expansion and upgrading of the facility and the preparation of an individual environmental impact statement should such federal funding be proposed.
The Wantagh Plant ("Wantagh") in southeastern Nassau County. This plant, which provides secondary sewage treatment, has an initial design capacity of 45 mgd for the early 1980's with an ultimate design capacity of 120 mgd by the year 2020. It is now in operation and its treated effluent is being discharged into the ocean through an outfall pipe 13,287 feet long and 84 inches in diameter which crosses beneath the Great South Bay, over the


barrier beach at Jones Beach, and into the Atlantic Ocean where the effluent is discharged at a depth of 48.5 feet beneath the ocean surface. Wantagh serves an area of 105 square miles, which in 1972 had a population of about 662,000 persons. EIS at 19. This project first received federal approval in 1968 and as of July, 1972, it was under construction. The history of federal funding and the statutes under which such grants were made for Wantagh are set forth in the appendix.
The Southwest Sewer District Plant ("SWSD") in Suffolk County. This facility will provide secondary wastewater treatment for an area of 57 square miles which in 1972 had a population of 240,000. At that time there existed no sewage treatment facility which served the areaand the final statement was issued in July of 1972 and approved and adopted by EPA in August of 1972 as required by ง 102(2)(C) of NEPA. During the period between the draft and final EIS, public hearings were held on Long Island and interested persons and organizations submitted reviews and criticisms of the draft. In the EIS the EPA reached the following conclusions and recommendations:
CONCLUSIONS
1. The construction and operation of collection systems and effective wastewater treatment facilities are essential to the protection of Long Island's water supply.
2. As soon as the technology is demonstrated, it would be advantageous for Long Island to implement groundwater recharge for the optimum utilization of its water resources.
3. A concerted effort must be made to preserve the remaining marshland habitat.
4. Water resource


beds, and the creation of more sites for recreational uses. EIS at 189. EPA asserts in the EIS that the discussion therein provided reflected the best information available, and that while the agency sought additional information from responsible agencies, no significant material was obtained. It admits that research remains to be done in many such areas. EIS at 206, 208.
In criticism of the EIS the plaintiffs have submitted an affidavit dated October 2, 1975, of Stephen G. Lane, Vice-President of Bluepoints Co., Inc. (the largest shellfish company on Long Island), President of the Long Island Shellfish Farmers Ass'n and President of the Regional Advisory Council for the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation. He outlined in detail the potential harm to the shellfish industry from an increasein salinity of the Great South Bay, pointing out that the shellfish industry employs 12,000 people and is the second largest industry on Long Island with a gross value in excess of $100 million per year. He stated that 40 percent of the hard shell clams harvested in the United States each year come from the Great South Bay and that this represents a significant portion of the total value of all commercial fishing in New York State; that the use of ocean outfalls will reduce fresh water discharges into the Great South Bay by lowering of the water table, which in turn will increase the bay salinity which is the most important water quality parameter for the production of shellfish. Among other charges, Stephen Lane affirms that


time and potentially dangerous to close the drinking water cycle so that people will ingest water containing viruses and other materials of unknown quantity and effect from wastewater.
Outfall Sewering. The EIS admits that the ocean cannot be considered an "infinite sink" for disposal of all our wastes, but advocates, at least for the time being, outfall disposal of wastewater from Long Island treatment plants as the least undesirable alternative since the ocean is capable *995 of assimilating pollutants which other disposal sites cannot. EIS at 117, 133, Table 26.
It discusses the possibility of contamination of ocean waters by pollution discharge, and water quality at present outfall sites, EIS at vii, 54, 78, and it traces the flow of currents off the shores of Long Island, including Jones Beachfrom cesspools and septic tanks and nitrogen is present in sewage effluent as ammonia, amino acids, nitrate and nitrite. EIS at 92, 114.
The impact statement explains that constituents of sewage origin in the ground water of Long Island that are of special *996 concern are methylene blue active substances ("MBAS") and that these substances indicate the presence of detergents and compounds of nitrogen. It states that in the southern two-thirds of Nassau County in the late 1960's and early 1970's MBAS were widely distributed in water in the upper Glacial Aquifer in concentrations greater than the recommended limit, and that further, when sanitary-sewer facilities of Suffolk County are completed and fully operational, the source of virtually all the MBAS contamination in the ground and surface water of Suffolk


predicate their challenge to the adequacy of the EIS by condemning ocean outfalls and claiming that treated wastewater recharge is the only solution to the preservation of the quality and quantity of ground water in the Bi-County area.
Before addressing each alleged violation of the 1972 Amendments, it is necessary to explain that both parties have assumed that this Act is applicable in all respects to the grants for construction of the sewage treatment projects herein involved. This is not the fact. Many of the 1972 amendments apply to grants for construction made after October 18, 1972 and not to prior grants, as to which section 8 of the Federal Water Pollution Control Act of 1948, as amended, Ch. 758, 62 Stat. 1155 (1948), formerly codified at 33 U.S.C.ways to solve the problems surrounding recharge to the area's ground water as explained hereafter.
From 1964 to 1973 the State funded a recharge project of 500,000 gallons per day of highly treated wastewater through deep well injection to prevent salt water intrusion. Problems encountered included clogging of the wells over a long period of time and potentially adverse changes in the quality of ground water adjacent to the injection area. From 1964 to 1968 a second experiment by the State was conducted at Riverhead in Suffolk County where 50,000 gallons per day were recharged through a series of shallow wells, and the same clogging problems were encountered. In addition, recharge projects of 100,000 and 200,000 gallons per day are underway by the State to test the technical feasibility


a state of each area within the state which has substantial water quality control problems, which then sets in motion areawide waste treatment management planning to cover a twenty-year time period by a local, representative agency. The areawide plan formulated, after being certified by the Governor, must be submitted to the Administrator for his approval and thereafter the Administrator shall not make any grant for construction of a publicly owned treatment works under section 201(g)(1) except in conformity with the plan. In their eleventh claim plaintiffs allege a violation of section 208 by the Governor's failure to designate the Bi-County area for areawide waste treatment management planning, but this claim is now moot as appears below.
On December 27, 1974, the Governor of the State of New York notifiedthe Administrator of his designation of all of Nassau and Suffolk counties as an area which as a result of urban-industrial concentrations or other factors, has substantial water quality control problems, and he further designated the Nassau-Suffolk Regional Planning Board ("Board") as capable of developing effective areawide waste treatment management plans for the area. Section 208(a)(2). On April 27, 1975, the Administrator approved the Governor's designation and on May 5, 1975, a citizens advisory council to the Board was established which consists of ten separate categories of interest groups, including an environmental category. In June of 1975 the Board and EPA signed a contract providing the Board with a $5.2 million section 208 grant, which was at that time the largest grant in the country.
On January 1, 1976,


208 Areawide Information Meetings. Prior to the designation of the section 208 planning areas and agencies, the regulations require the Governor after adequate public notice to hold one or more public hearings within the proposed 208 planning area in order to gain public advice on the designation of the planning area and agency. 40 C.F.R. ง 126.30 (1974). There is no question that the Governor of New York prior to such designation held hearings in New York City on January 24, 1974, after notice had been sent to all town, county, planning and zoning officials in the Bi-County area, and the DEC issued a press release to all newspapers, radio and television stations in the State. Plaintiffs complain that they were not individually invited and they received noof praise for the magazine I am proud to publish, and especially the team that puts(...)

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shift, working for a salary that is among the lowest in the county and wondering if he should take a job with a police force in another county so he can afford to pay his bills and feed his family.

Floyd is the city born retiree who cashed out his or her inflated home value and moved here to pay what seemed like a bargain for a house on 10 acres but still was twice as much as a local would have paid for the same property.

Floyd is the local who returned home after many years away, breaking a vow made at 17 to "never, ever live here again."

Floyd is the regular breakfast customer at Hardees, one of the senior citizens who gather for coffee each morning and talkabout how much better life here was before places like Hardees opened.

Floyd is the waitress at Oddfellas who also sells real estate and teaches yoga, or the young lady with a master's degree in biology and who is serving coffee at Cafe del Sol and fostering kittens for the local humane society.

Floyd is a musician who once toured with Emmylou Harris and gave up the road to experience the "Floyd lifestyle" and play for tips at local venues. It is musicians who play for free simply because they love the music.

Floyd is a former actor who owns a restaurant, a former musician who turns wood, a former accountant who raises cattle, a former fire chief who paints landscapes or a former cop who runs a bed & breakfast.

Floyd


and a half to his job at the Volvo truck plant two counties away.

Floyd is the farmer up at the same hour, preparing for a long day cutting hay, mending fences, slopping hogs and worrying about the weather and the price of beef on the hoof at market.

Floyd is the blogger sitting down at his computer keyboard before the sun comes up, struggling the find the words to describe, among other things, "the Floyd lifestyle."

Floyd is the deputy sheriff preparing for another shift, working for a salary that is among the lowest in the county and wondering if he should take a job with a police force in another county so he can afford to pay his bills and feed his family.

Floyd is the city born retiree whokittens for the local humane society.

Floyd is a musician who once toured with Emmylou Harris and gave up the road to experience the "Floyd lifestyle" and play for tips at local venues. It is musicians who play for free simply because they love the music.

Floyd is a former actor who owns a restaurant, a former musician who turns wood, a former accountant who raises cattle, a former fire chief who paints landscapes or a former cop who runs a bed & breakfast.

Floyd is the aging hippie wearing a tye-died t-shirt, eating breakfast at the Blue Ridge Restaurant and arguing politics with the farmer wearing a John Deere cap.

Floyd is a county known nationally for its bluegrass music, fine wines, timber frame homes, restorative lighting and eclectic music festivals.


Al-Shamrani

Al-Shamrani is an Arabic surname that is given to those who are a part of the Arabic tribe known as “Shamran” that exists in the southern part of modern-day Saudi Arabia.

Notable people with the surname include:

 Nasser Al-Shamrani, Saudi footballer
 Rashid Al Shamrani, Saudi actor

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Category:Arabic-language surnamesHoward was swerving into the lanes both to his left and right, one time even crossing over left into the center lane, and into oncoming traffic.

Howard was pulled over after a short distance, and he pulled into a parking spot at a nearby apartment complex, although the officer notes that he pulled in "really crooked," and really parked in two spots.

"I contacted William and asked him if he was all right, and he looked up at me with a dazed, droopy face and advised he was fine in a slow, slurred speech," the officer's probable-cause statement says. "I advised William it did not appear that he was all right."

Howard "staggered" out of the car "in a slow and methodical manner," and did not do so well on the


Atia. How much I hate her even though my only knowledge of her comes from a show made by HBO.

Except

She was not nearly as self-absorbed and manipulative as the show makes her to be. Tacitus, the Roman historian and Senator, had this to say about here:

In her presence, no base word could be uttered without grave offense, and no wrong deed done. Religiously and with the utmost delicacy, she regulated not only the serious tasks of her youthful charges, but also their recreations and their games.

In fact, in her time, she was widely admired for her exceptionally high religious and moral standards.

Myth #6: Toga-wearing citizens

At the center of the city was the Forum, where one may see many of Rome’s citizens gathered clad in Togas.

Except

Roman togas were aBlogs

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Have a Look at Active and Energetic Balakrishna

Balakrishna is a hero carrying the legacy of their family from many years. He can be considered as an active person of their generation. Even at that age he is making many of the films to satisfy their fans and his followers. His new film is Gauthamiputra Shathakarni under the direction of Krish recently made a film Kanche which got national recognition.

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Balakrishna’s activeness can be seen in his moments. He participated in many of the events which were happened in recent days. You can see the video how much sportive he is. His activities in such events will be liked by the people and most of them were to entertain the people. He never moves back in such events. You can(Reuters) - The U.S. environmental agency is considering banning sprayings of the agricultural herbicide dicamba after a set deadline next year, according to state officials advising the agency on its response to crop damage linked to the weed killer.

John Weiss looks over his crop of soybeans, which he had reported to the state board for showing signs of damage due to the drifting of Dicamba, at his farm in Dell, Arkansas, July 25, 2017. REUTERS/Karen Pulfer Focht/File Photo

Setting a cut-off date, possibly sometime in the first half of 2018, would aim to protect plants vulnerable to dicamba, after growers across the U.S. farm belt reported the chemical drifted from where it was sprayed this summer, damaging millions of acres of soybeans and other crops.

A ban could hurt sales


EXCLUSIVE

Stephen Paddock had his sights set on Lollapalooza in Chicago and even booked 2 rooms in a hotel that overlooked the massive outdoor venue ... TMZ has learned.

Check out this pic of a computer screen at the Blackstone Hotel in Chicago, located across the street from the venue, Grant Park, where 400,000 people -- including Malia Obama -- squeezed in over 4 days to watch big musical acts.

Paddock booked one room for August 1, 2017, 2 days before the August 3 kickoff. Paddock then booked a second room for an August 3 arrival. Both rooms had an August 6 checkout ... that's when Lollapalooza ended.

The hotel directly overlooked the main stage as well as several adjoining stages. It also overlooks the main entrance and exit where thousands ofpeople file through. And the hotel had a bird's-eye view of the crowd. We're told Paddock specifically requested both rooms be a "view room" which only face Grant Park, where the concert was being held. And here's the scariest part ... it's difficult if not impossible to flee because of Lake Michigan. Sources tell TMZ Paddock had never booked a room at the hotel before, nor had his girlfriend.

Our sources say Paddock never showed.


The 2011 World Export Development Forum explored how least developed countries can make tourism work towards poverty reduction.At the 2011 World Export Development Forum (WEDF), high-level leaders from Burundi, Cambodia and Turkey spoke about experiences in their countries.

Grasping the opportunity – Burundi

The small nation of Burundi made a big impression on the global tourism industry earlier this year. At the famous Internationale Tourismus Börse (ITB – the biggest tourism trade show worldwide) in Berlin, Burundi showcased some of its natural beauty and unique culture – winning the title of Best African Exhibitor. This success demonstrates the country’s potential to attract tourists and build an industry that could create income opportunities for some of the nation’s 8.2 million people, explained Burundi’s Trade Minister H.E. Ms. Victoire Ndikumana.

An increasing numberconsolidate peace by expanding income opportunities generated through tourism to marginalized and rural areas. It also includes developing tourism sites and working with other countries in the region to manage assets and ease travel restrictions for tourists. Finally, the strategy also focuses on strengthening partnerships between the public and private sectors.

‘This strategy was developed in partnership with the private sector, civil society and specialized agencies of the United Nations because tourism is seen as a promising sector that could leverage economic growth thanks to the socio-economic ripple effect that it could have on related sectors,’ Ms. Ndikumana said.

Commitment from government and private sector leadership – Turkey

Over the past three decades the tourism industry in Turkey has boomed. Between 1980 and 2010, tourism receipts grew from US$ 300 million


together of some of the country’s leading private-sector influencers and decision-makers into one organization known as the Tourism Sector Assembly of Turkey. Its main objectives include: identifying problems and corrective actions, preparing sectorial reports and forecasts, organizing symposiums, conferences and forums to encourage sectorial developments, and coordinating meetings with government officials and related public authorities.

‘This level of coordination and dedication to advance tourism in Turkey has led to numerous public-private partnership successes, including: hosting the Trabzon 2011 European Youth Olympic Festival and the Mersin 2013 Mediterranean Games, along with creating the Belek Tourism Center and Belek Tourism Investors Union, the Istanbul Shopping Festival, Universiade 2011 Erzurum Winter Games and 2012 Istanbul World Indoor Championships in Athletics,’ the Vice President said.

Extending opportunities to entrepreneurs in rural areas – Cambodia

Itis largely accepted that development without equity is unsustainable. For tourism to work against poverty, it is critical for LDCs to ensure that the associated income opportunities reach rural areas, where often the majority of poor or marginalized people live. H.E. Mr. Tina Dith, the Under Secretary of State for the Ministry of Commerce of Cambodia, said he believed that partnerships between the government in Cambodia and the private sector are driving success in this area.

To improve income opportunities for rural people – especially youth – the government, international donors and the private sector fostered Les Artisans d ‘Angkor company, a company producing stone and wood carvings, lacquer and silk products, and supplies these products to the tourism and export markets.

Millions of people visit Cambodia every year to


experience the ancient culture of this South-East Asian country. But decades of civil war destroyed knowledge about traditional arts and crafts. Since 1998, Les Artisans d’Angkor has trained thousands of young people and helped them find work using ancient arts and crafts. This effort is helping to revive Khmer culture and gives young people new employment opportunities.

‘The Government is now looking at what Cambodia can do to further utilize the tourism sector,’ Mr. Tina Dith said. ‘One approach will focus on creating a competitive and well-organized silk sector that can generate income and employment to reduce poverty for 20,000 people along the silk supply chain. With support from international donors and agencies, including the International Trade Centre, over 500 weavers were recently trained. The techniques they acquired allowthe choose... It ease me in remembering only one ID with one password...Actually it's a combination of my name and my favorite character in Final Fantasy X, the heroin in the game..YUNA... I love the game so much. I can stick in front the television without moving from morning till the next day, holding the joystick playing the game. I did also name my cat with that...

Yuna: The Lead Character of FFX & My Black Kitten

Yuna is the summoner from Final Fantasy X. Yuna is a japanese name. It's pronounced with a long U and short A. It's a girl's name, it means "night" and also is the name of a flower, a hibiscus (hibiscus is a tropical flower) that can be found in places like Okinawa. she


The Weekly Pop Culture Audio Podcast Featuring In-Depth One On One Interviews and Discussions From The Entertainment Worlds Of Genre Fiction- Comic Books, Novels, Television, Film, Video Games And More. Created In 2005 By Chicago Radio/TV Host John Siuntres

Monday, October 31, 2005

The successful sci-fi writer ofTHE STEAMPUNK TRILOGY, joins the ranks of other novelists, who've come to work in comics.We discuss Paul's two mini series. TOP 10 BEYOND THE FARTHEST PRECINCT From WILDSTORM, and DOC SAMPSON, for MARVEL

Thursday, October 27, 2005

FRIDAY OCT 28th , ANTONIO BANDERAS PUTS THE MASK BACK ON IN THE LEGEND OF ZORRO .
BACK IN AUGUST AT WIZARD WORLD CHICAGO PAPERCUTZ COMICS EDITOR JIM SALICRUP GAVE US A PREVIEW OF THE FILM, AND TOLD US ABOUT THE ONGOING MONTHLY , WRITTEN BY DON MCGREGGOR (KILRAVEN,updates on A DISTANT SOIL, her upcoming Warren Ellis collaboration Stealth Tribes, and more.

Sunday, October 23, 2005

Erik Larsen and I must be on the same wavelength
One day before his CBR column, I had this great talk with "The Dean". Erik is right, Gene can do it all . In this interview, Colan talks about his days in the Marvel Bullpen, his unique style and colaborating with such writers as Marv Wolfman, Stan Lee, and Steve Gerber.

Tuesday, October 18, 2005

Does the world prefer a kinder, gentler Batman, or the grim brooding type.
Steve Englehart & Marshall Rogers created the 1970's Batman: Dark Detective arc, which became in part the basis for the 1987 Batman film.
In this interview, Steve describes his take on Batamn, as He and Rogers returned to the


character this year, in the best selling sequel Dark Detective 2 .
We also talk about his classic runs in Captain America, JLA, Green Lantern and the Defenders.

Sunday, October 16, 2005

Man, this was fun. Walt has been a favorite of mine since buying those first issues of Detective featuring the Manhunter saga.
Walt tells his tales of Beta Ray Bill , Dr Fate, X-Factor, The "New FF " and so many more

Saturday, October 15, 2005

Next time your hitting the trade shelves , look for DC's Manhunter, The Special Edition, by Archie Goodwin, and Walter Simonson.
This great story was told mostly in 8 page bi-monthly parts in the back of DETECTIVE, but the new radical hero's look, and foreign intrigue plot, knocked fans , out. Goodwin & Simonson delivered a fastpast chase, filled with spies, clones ,and a huge body count.
The series had a definite ending , but echoes of the series still resonate in stories today.
A version of the character lived on in the Kurt Busiek title The PowerCompany, and Marc Andreyko's new Manhunter series ties into this story as well.
Manhunter co-creator Walter Simonson joins us on the next Wordballoon, to talk about the award winning series, along with memories of his work on Thor and the Fantastic Four. Plus, his current work on Day Of Vengeance, and Michael Moorcock's Elric.

Wednesday, October 12, 2005

THE ACCLAIMED DARK HORSE EDITOR GOES BEHIND THE SCENES OF THE 2005 EISNER WINNING ANTHOLOGY SERIES THE AMAZING ADVENTURES OF THE ESCAPIST, AND IT'S NEW ONGOING STORY WRITTEN BY BRIAN K VAUGHN,
WORKING WITH CREATORS


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IF YOU DON'T READ THE ESCAPIST, YOU'RE REALLY MISSING ONE OF THE BEST BOOKS BEING PUBLISHED TODAY.

Saturday, October 08, 2005

Sorry it's been so long. The MLB Playoffs, plus College and NFL Football
have kept me hopping at my day gig at Sporting News Radio .
In this interview, Josh talks about WESTERN TALES OF TERROR, and his new book ELK'S RUN. The book' s first three issues are collected in a new single volume from Speakeasy Comics . It's a great thriller !
IN THE WEEKS AHEAD ...
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To include Hungary in the list of foreign states whose nationals are eligible for admission into the United States as E1 and E2 nonimmigrants if United States nationals are treated similarly by the Government of Hungary.South Supreme Airlines suspends operations

South Supreme Airlines (Juba, South Sudan) suspended all operations late on September 10, 2015. There were no flights on Friday, September 11. The airline previously commenced operations in September 2013 and was operating a Boeing 737-300 (4L-AJY) (above), a Fokker 50 (C5-SSA) and two Bombardier CRJ100 regional jets. The Fokker was involved in a landing accident at Aweil, South Sudan on January 7, 2014 according to The Aviation Herald.

The owner of the airline attributed the shut down to the lack of U.S. dollars in the struggling new country according to Radio Tamazuj. The foreign crews were paid in dollars and the carrier was reportedly unable to pay its employees.


This morning, Maury aired one of the weirdest episodes of the past decade, and, considering the show's usual subject matter, that's saying a lot. Today, the guests were all women with strange phobias, like being afraid of Jell-O, chicken, and cotton balls. Instead of helping these women or having a psychologist talk to them, Maury and his audience laughed at them, and Maury went to extremes to torture them. For example, Carolyn, a woman who is deathly afraid of cotton balls, has had a recurring nightmare for most of her life about a man made of cotton balls who tries to kill her. So Mo had two guys dress up in cotton ball costumes and chase her around the studio. Here's a tip for Carolyn should anyone tryFrom the beginning of the Arab-Israeli conflict, especially after the 1942 Biltmore Conference, Zionist leaders focused most of their propaganda efforts on the United States. In that year, future Israeli Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion chose to move the Zionist Congress from Europe to the United States, in an effort to situate the movement within the framework of the “free world,” even while Israel was being successfully sold to the Soviet Union as a socialist experiment.

The trend continued. After Gamal Abdel Nasser assumed power in Egypt in 1952, Israel calculated that this charismatic and popular pan-Arab leader would be its most formidable foe. There were massive efforts at convincing Western audiences that Nasser was the second coming of Hitler.

But Nasser was a very frustrating target. He was a secular


to his last days, in his two memoirs — they made the lie stick. Indeed, a Google search of Shuqayri’s name will turn up this invented quotation.

The same went for Yasser Arafat, who assumed leadership of the PLO in 1969. Arafat was called a terrorist and a tool of international communism during the Cold War.

The notoriously sensationalist journalist, Oriana Fallaci, even made up a quotation by the thoughtful George Habash, who never in his long career as head of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, ever insulted Jews or Judaism — unlike Zionist leaders who casually insult and malign Arabs and Muslims. Fallaci claimed in Life Magazine that Habash had said, “We believe that to kill a Jew far from the battleground has more of aneffect than killing one hundred of them in battle.”

Zionists also distorted the pronouncements of Iranian leaders after the 1979 revolution. While former Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad made quite a few dumb and insulting statements regarding the Holocaust, Zionists distorted the words and have alleged threats of war by Iran’s supreme leader, Ali Khamenei. Yet Khamanei has made his position clear: “We recommend neither a classical war by the army of Muslim countries nor to throw migrated Jews at sea.”

As Hezbollah developed into a formidable enemy to Israel, and after repeatedly humiliating the Israeli army on the battlefield, its leader, Hassan Nasrallah, became a favorite target for Zionist propagandists. After the September 11 attacks, Zionists fabricated a call by Nasrallah in which he allegedly urged Palestinians to undertake suicide


Saudi and Hariri media in the Middle East. (Nor has anything said been comparable to the words of the infamous pro-Saudi cleric ‘Ar ‘ur, who threatened to place Alawites in a “meat grinder.”)

Late last month, both the New York Times and the Washington Post distorted the contents of a speech by Nasrallah to make him seem either sectarian — against Sunnis, even though he consistently steers clear of any sectarian language — or dogmatically religious in his attack on the Saudi-led war on Yemen.

As the New York Times wrote, “Hezbollah’s leader, Hassan Nasrallah, denounced the Saudi-led operation Friday, accusing the kingdom of unleashing Sunni extremists like Al Qaeda against Shiites elsewhere.” This is a total fabrication. Nasrallah only made one sectarian reference in the speech, when he saidorganizations and a lot of work on the part of fiscal sponsors themselves, a set of best practices has emerged, and fiscal sponsorship is proving its worth.

The History of Fiscal Sponsorship

I asked Melanie Beene, executive director of Community Initiatives and a leader in the fiscal sponsorship field, to help me understand how fiscal sponsorship works and how an organization might choose to engage in a fiscal sponsor arrangement rather than go it alone.

Community Initiatives was originally a part of the San Francisco Community Foundation. That organization saw the need for some way to "incubate" nonprofit projects that might go on to become full-fledged nonprofit organizations in their own right.

There were already other fiscal sponsors around the country, most notably the Tides Center, Community Partners, and Earth Island Institute,


facts are undisputed.  Others are sharply disputed by the parties.  Secret Service Agents were present at the Indian Springs Shopping Center in Kansas City, Kansas on October 14, 1982.  The agents had a pink and white Cadillac under surveillance due to prior incidents of passing of counterfeit money where a pink and white Cadillac had been on the scene.  These prior passings included one on October 3, 1982, at a Kentucky Fried Chicken franchise.  Counterfeit money was also passed at a Shell Oil Company self-service station on October 8 in St. Louis, Missouri, and on October 11 at a shoe store at the Indian Hills Shopping Center.  This was same shopping center as where the defendants were arrested three days later (onOctober 14).  Following receipt of the counterfeit money on October 11, a shoe store clerk gave a description of the woman who passed the bill and of a pink and white Cadillac and its license plate.

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Both the present defendants were inside the shopping center on October 14.  Cooper purchased some children's clothing at J.C. Penney's with a counterfeit $100.00 bill.  Threat waited outside the store.  Both defendants exited the shopping center and entered Threat's car, a pink and white Cadillac.  As the car started to leave the parking lot, the Secret Service agents followed the car.

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At a hearing on the motions to suppress, agents testified that their initial intention was only to follow the car, but that when defendants' car began to move


at a high rate of speed out of the parking lot, the agents decided to stop it.  They used the flashing red lights on their car to effectuate the stop;  they may have also used the siren.  Following the stopping of the defendants' car, the agents approached, one going to either side.  At this point the facts become contested.

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Both of the defendants allege that when the agents reached their car they were told that they were under arrest.  They also assert that the manner of the stop and subsequent show of authority amounted to arrest.  Other police car and security vehicles arrived.  It is the government's position that Cooper voluntarily got out of the car.  Cooper maintains that she wasthen required to empty her purse.  The agents took money from her purse, $163.00, which was not returned to her until the next day.  Neither of the defendants were told that they were free to leave.  Cooper accompanied the agents back into the shopping center.  The government maintains that Cooper did this voluntarily;  it is her argument that she was told that she was under arrest, and that she felt she had to accompany the agents.  The counterfeit bill was located, ascertained to be counterfeit and a store clerk identified Cooper as the person who had passed it.  At that point, the government maintains, the defendants were arrested;  that up to that time it was simply a temporary stop.

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Threat remained


in his car during the time that Cooper was in the shopping center with the agents.  This was voluntary, according to the government.  Threat states that as he was told he was under arrest, his actions were not voluntary.

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Defendants made motions to suppress, arguing that they were arrested at the time their car was stopped without probable cause.  The government conceded that it did not have probable cause at that time, but also maintained that the stopping of the car was proper investigatory action because the amount of evidence produced reasonable suspicion.  The actual arrest occurred after probable cause existed.  The trial court ruled that the stopping of the car constituted a justified investigatory stop.  Implicit in this is the finding thatknowledge that the note was counterfeit, and (3) wilfully defrauding the government or some person.  The defendant argues that the government's theory was that Threat had the counterfeit money, that he knew it was counterfeit, and that he gave it to Cooper with the requisite intent.  The defendant contends that the government must prove that he was a participant and not a mere spectator.  There is little danger that Mr. Threat would be mistaken for a mere spectator in view of the similar offenses and other circumstances which link Threat to these activities.

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The government points out that there is substantial evidence of the other instances of the passing of counterfeit bills and Threat's connection with these bills.  The government also maintains that this court


Bucs first to be bounced

Charleston Southern was the first Big South team to be eliminated from the conference tournament after losing 6-2 to Campbell Thursday morning. Four runs in the bottom of the seventh proved the difference for the Camels, who were looking to bounce back from an opening round loss to No. 6 Coastal Carolina.

Charleston Southern was the first Big South team to be eliminated from the conference tournament after losing 6-2 to Campbell Thursday morning. Four runs in the bottom of the seventh proved the difference for the Camels, who were looking to bounce back from an opening round loss to No. 6 Coastal Carolina.

Campbell (36-20) smashed out 12 hits, including an RBI single by Matt Parrish and a two-run single by Clayton Brown during theservice with the company, but Black & Decker did not offer an optional early retirement program.2  A group of employees at the Hampstead facility brought this action in Maryland state court, arguing that they were entitled to enhanced early retirement benefits.   In causes of action based on state law, they claimed that the offers in 1981 and 1983 of enhanced early retirement benefits constituted an implied representation that similar benefits would be offered in the future and that the previous offers, combined with the modernization of the Hampstead facility in 1983, induced employees, who were not retiring, to remain with the company rather than seek employment elsewhere when reductions in the work force began.

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Black & Decker removed the action to the United States District Court


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Venezuela crisis: Deadly border clashes as Maduro blocks aid

Deadly clashes broke out in Venezuelan border towns on Saturday, as President Nicolás Maduro blocked humanitarian aid from crossing from Colombia and Brazil.

Troops fired tear gas and rubber bullets at protesters who attempted to collect and transport the supplies.

A number of people were shot with live ammunition, human rights groups say. At least two people were killed.

The opposition wants the aid to go to people hit by the economic crisis, but Mr Maduro sees it as a security threat.

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo condemned the attacks on civilians, which he blamed on "Maduro's thugs".

"Our deepest sympathies to the families of those who have died due to these criminal acts. We join their demand for justice,"he said in a tweet following the clashes.

Mr Pompeo also described the burning of some of the aid as "sickening".

Opposition leader Juan Guaidó, who has declared himself interim president and helped to organise the aid, condemned the action by security forces.

Mr Guaidó, who has been recognised as leader by dozens of nations, will meet US Vice President Mike Pence on Monday in Bogota, Colombia.

He is travelling there to meet leaders of the regional Lima Group, in spite of a travel ban imposed on him by Mr Maduro's government.

On Saturday evening, Mr Guaidó posted a tweet (in Spanish) which implored the international community to be "open to all options" in order to "liberate" Venezuela from Mr Maduro - who is continuing to resist all calls to stand down.

Deadly violence


at the border

Mr Guaidó organised the collection of hundreds of tonnes of foreign aid at the country's borders. He gave the government a deadline of Saturday to allow the aid to be brought into Venezuela or vowed to have volunteers march it in themselves.

In response, President Maduro partly closed the country's borders with Brazil and Colombia, citing threats to security and sovereignty. On Saturday, Venezuelans civilians attempted to cross in order to get to the aid stores, which included food and medicine.

Images from crossing points across the country showed security forces firing tear gas at volunteers. Protesters burned outposts and threw projectiles at soldiers and riot police.

Rights groups say at least two people, including a 14-year-old boy, were shot dead in Saturday's clashes in Santa Elena de Uairen,near the country's border with Brazil. Another two were reported to have been killed on Friday.

Amnesty International has described the use of firearms against protesters as a serious human rights violation and a crime under international law.

There have also been reports of several aid trucks being burned - something Mr Guaidó said was a violation of the Geneva Convention.

At about 19:00 local time (23:00 GMT) on Saturday, Colombia's government estimated the number injured at border crossings to be about 300. Journalists at the scene have reported severe injuries among protesters, including several who appeared to have lost their eyes.

Mr Guaidó visited the Tienditas bridge on the Colombian side of the border, where he addressed soldiers abandoning their posts - promising them "amnesty" if they joined the "right side


of history".

At least 60 soldiers had defected by late Saturday, according to Colombia's migration service. But most of the military still appeared to be loyal to President Maduro.

A video posted on social media appeared to show four soldiers publicly denouncing the president and announcing their support for Guaidó. "We are fathers and sons, we have had enough of so much uncertainty and injustice," the soldiers said.

How has Maduro's reacted?

President Maduro continues to oppose Mr Guaidó's claim to the presidency and has ignored international calls to hold new elections. He has accused Mr Guaidó of being a "puppet", an "American pawn", a "clown" and an "imperialist beggar".

As protests got under way at Venezuela's borders, Mr Maduro staged a rally in Caracas. "Take your hands off Venezuela, Donald Trump," hetold a cheering crowd, accusing the US president of using the aid as a means to invade the country.

Despite dozens of countries backing the opposition leader, Mr Maduro maintains the support of key economic allies including Cuba, Russia and China. The US is leading the international effort to pressure him, and has implemented a raft of financial sanctions against his government.

How did we get to this point?

Humanitarian aid is the latest flashpoint in the ongoing standoff between Mr Maduro and Mr Guaidó.

Mr Guaidó, who is the leader of the country's opposition-dominated National Assembly, last month declared himself the country's interim leader. He has called Mr Maduro's rule constitutionally illegitimate because of alleged irregularities with the 2018 general election.

Venezuela has been in the grip of a political and economic


spoilers, then I guess that's your fault!

Tony Stark / Iron Man

Portrayed by Robert Downey Jr

The film goes into great detail into who Tony Stark is: a war profiting billionaire who can do anything, create anything, and sleep with whoever, whenever, and wherever he wants. The opening of the film gives us a brilliant tease of Tony's fast-paced whit and humor before he gets flung right into the middle of an elaborate kidnapping plot. We are treated with the 'IRON MAN' logo, the film begins with a flash back that gives more background on who Tony Stark is and how he got into his position of genius and power. After Tony wins and almost immediately gives away his

After Tony Stark escapes from his captors and is located by thefelt this is what is lacking in the follow-up to this film (we'll talk about this in the upcoming weeks). During the testing phase of MK II we get to see a nice comedic montage of sorts with Tony crashing, flying, and awe-inspiring fly over of the Los Angeles area which really gives you the scope of what these films are capable of, and yeah Tony certainly can fly... when I first saw this film it was way after the film had already been released to home video and of course I've seen all of the previews on TV during it's theatrical run and when it was being advertised for Blu-ray and DVD, but watching the scene of Tony flying high in his MK II, around the Ferris


on film is the same suit that debuted in 1963 in the pages of Marvel Comics' "Tales of Suspense" Issue #39 ... The first suit that Tony Stark is fitted with on film is the same suit that debuted in 1963 in the pages of Marvel Comics' "Tales of Suspense" Issue #39 ... more or less . In the context of the film, we really don't know how long Tony Stark has had this design stored away in the back of his mind, but with a looming 24 hour deadline ordered by the leader of this Ten Rings outfit Tony Stark had no choice but to make his attempt on escaping with force. Right before Yinsen assists Stark with plugging the newly built reactor into his chest Tonylets his assistant, and the audience, that this Arc Reactor can power around "fifty lifetimes... or something much bigger for about 15 minutes", and confidently displaying his plans for a metal suit. After making his way through the first wave of terrorists in the scrap-filed cave, Tony sees his new friend dying relaying somber news that he has no family and that dying was always "the plan": I admit, when I saw this the first time and each time I see this I do get a bit sad because there is someone that never really met Tony Stark (except for that time in Bern) and spent several months in captivity with him... it was like Tony had a second father figure and then you see him dying... it's


up on his suit which later on provides us a nice call back during the fight with Iron Monger.

The MK II first appeared in Marvel Comics' "Tales of Suspense" Issue #40 after Tony realized that he was scaring the hell out of everyone with the silver MK I and decided to paint himself all gold because well, gold is awesome. Aside from the paint job this suit introduced his trademark repulsor beams, improved defenses and increased the ability to fly via his "boot jets". After getting his ass kicked by Master Doll, Tony Stark decided to go ahead and begin the production of the MK III armor.

MK III

Just because you're a bad-ass, that doesn't mean you have to look away from the explosion! :(

The final armor that Tonyone brief moment during the Iron Monger battle... Pepper is a very strong woman on film as she can clearly hold her own when it comes to words with Tony Stark and is fast thinking when it comes to handling her situation with Obadiah Stane who can be quite menacing when he is on to you. I like her interactions with Agent Coulson because at first she dismisses him as just another government agent but later on commands them on where to go and reinforces that she has a way of pointing those who need to be pointed in the right direction.

The only flaw I found with her entire performance may actually not be her fault: the scenes that directly involve her and Stane in the Iron Monger


this film. I hated him for being behind the kidnapping of Tony Stark, I hated him for being jealous of Tony since he was young, and hated him even more for dying... but I also love him. I love how manipulative he is... not just with getting Tony kidnapped, the way he was really all behind it all, and being the big bad actually makes me love his character even more. The movie doesn't play around with trying to make us think that Stane was just there to help guide Tony into becoming the CEO of Stark Industries - no, the narrative of the magazine montage during the flashback makes it very clear that he was always going to be in the shadow of Tony Stark. Sure, Stanejust a part of his charade in order to continue his trusting persona among those he was closest with and up until the hostage video being revealed for Pepper and stealing Tony's second Arc Reactor, no one really wised up to his actions.

With there being only an outline of a script, Jeff Bridges was more than able to handle himself with the improvisational-style dialogue that was scattered through out the entirety of the whole film - he never really seemed to be at a loss of words and in fact, you can really see how much he enjoys developing his two-faced character as the film progresses: appears happy, friendly, trustworthy... but on the other side of the coin is cunning, tricky, intelligent, bossy... I just wish the character


in deleted scenes where Tony and Obadiah had a final moment to talk to each other in a less confrontational manner.. but I guess the director chose to go a different direction.

Final Character Summary: Obadiah Stane is a good caricature of the evil businessman.. if that businessman had their opposition kidnapped, tried to have them killed and then wore a 25 foot suit of armor with guns, jet boots and giant metal fists. The first half of the film plays Stane as a mentor while living in Tony Stark's shadow and I felt there was some level of respect between the various parties but then the second half of the film continues to strengthen his character but as soon as he becomes the Iron Monger, I just didn'tfeel like he was very threatening to Stark's MK III armor. Jeff Bridges did very well with what little of a script there was and I just wish this film didn't continue the trend of killing off villains.

Harold "Happy" Hogan

Portrayed by Director Jon Favreau

Happy Hogan's role is very small in this film but you can immediately tell that this man loves his job. He is very dedicated to the company but probably more of a best friend than Rhodey currently is. In 'Iron Man' the only bit of personality that I could see in Happy is that he is eager to do what his boss wants and will back him up in his intentions such as scoring women or racing up and down the California highways. Again, with


a small role in this film there isn't really much to talk about his character but I do appreciate respecting the lore of 'Iron Man' comics. The film goes into great detail into who Tony Stark is: a war profiting billionaire who can do anything, create anything, and sleep with whoever, whenever, and wherever he wants. The opening of the film gives us a brilliant tease of Tony's fast-paced whit and humor before he gets flung right into the middle of an elaborate kidnapping plot. We are treated with the 'IRON MAN' logo, the film begins with a flash back that gives more background on who Tony Stark is and how he got into his position of genius and power. After Tony wins and almost immediately gives awayhis Apogee Award to a Roman, we start to see RDJ's on-screen presence shine brightly for the audience and his witty improv seemingly catches Paltrow and Howard off-guard more than once within just the first half hour of the film. When we finally catch back up to the prologue of the movie (flashbacks are fun!) we are able to see what makes Tony Stark such an amazing character for more than his fast-paced wittiness: his genius. After having his life saved by Professor Yinsen via electromagnet to keep the shrapnel out of his heart (from the prologue attack scene), Tony immediately meets the terrorist organization, "The Ten Rings", who have kidnapped him to build a powerful missile system from parts of various STARK INDUSTRIES weapons they acquired from


was born!After Tony Stark escapes from his captors and is located by the military, he calls for a press conference and decides that he doesn't want to make money off of weapons anymore (I guess the Stark Industries weapons used in The Incredible Hulk don't count?). After much musing, Tony decides to improve his Mark I suit and begins production on what ultimately becomes the MK II and MK III of his armor. I found the scene of Pepper replacing Tony's Arc Reactor to probably be the most endearing moment as it feels real and showed these two characters evolving basically right before our eyes, more so than the awkward dance they experience later on in the film as it allows the audience to get a good ideaback during the fight with Iron Monger.The MK II first appeared in Marvel Comics' "Tales of Suspense" Issue #40 after Tony realized that he was scaring the hell out of everyone with the silver MK I and decided to paint himself all gold because well, gold is awesome. Aside from the paint job this suit introduced his trademark repulsor beams, improved defenses and increased the ability to fly via his "boot jets". After getting his ass kicked by Master Doll, Tony Stark decided to go ahead and begin the production of the MK III armor. The final armor that Tony Stark developed in 'Iron Man' is the ultimate fashion accessory in red and gold. I mean, look at it: it's awesome! After having disastrous results with an icy


the magazine montage during the flashback makes it very clear that he was always going to be in the shadow of Tony Stark. Sure, Stane seems jolly, proud to accept Tony's award but you can just see how much jealousy and disdain he has for Tony Stark as he stares at the Apogee trophy. Ultimately it is revealed during Pepper's investigation that Stane was behind the kidnapping of Tony, behind the power grab using the board of directors and of course rebuilds the MK I armor into the gigantic Iron Monger suit. The way Bridges plays Stane is amazing though because from the point of view from the other characters he seems to do what is in the interest of the company, Tony, Pepper and everyone else.. ifin his intentions such as scoring women or racing up and down the California highways. Again, with a small role in this film there isn't really much to talk about his character but I do appreciate respecting the lore of 'Iron Man' comics.

Final Character Summary: While it is not a significant role, I do appreciate in Favreau including Happy Hogan into the film, establishing that he has history with Tony Stark and sets this character up nicely for Iron Man 2 and Iron Man 3.

The Ten Rings

The Ten Rings. The leader, Raza, portrayed by Faran Tahir

Prior to the film, there was no established group known as 'The Ten Rings' in Iron Man's history. The name 'Ten Rings' takes reference from the Iron Man's greatest villain, The Mandarin. The


he was in charge with really felt like they had their plan in order... until they got curb stomped twice by 'Iron Man'. I am glad we never saw the death of Raza which hopefully will keep the door open for a possible return of this character.

Agent Coulson / SHIELD

Portrayed by Clark Gregg

Another character that is only introduced and has limited screen-time is the ever so lovable Agent Coulson. The story goes that when Clark Gregg was hired on to play the role of Coulson there were only a few lines originally written for him, but as filming went on the cast ended up loving his character so more lines were written as they went along the production schedule and giving the world the performance we saw onscreen. Gregg plays Coulson in a semi-aloof manner where you can't really tell if this guy has a sense of humor and it's obvious that through everything that goes on from when he pops up during the press meeting to his last scenes with Pepper and Iron Monger... it's apparent that nothing fazes this guy. While it is not a significant role, I do appreciate in Favreau including Happy Hogan into the film, establishing that he has history with Tony Stark and sets this character up nicely for Iron Man 2 and Iron Man 3. Prior to the film, there was no established group known as 'The Ten Rings' in Iron Man's history. The name 'Ten Rings' takes reference from the Iron Man's greatest villain, The Mandarin. The


he spoke in different languages, is brown, as a foreign sounding name but you can just see it in his eyes that he had real ambition, real goals and even a little sympathy. Faran Tahir played this character pretty straight for a bad guy role, but the character just got a little too egotistical with his demands to Stane during their confrontation .. his demeanor was good as a leader, he got a bad-ass scar after his encounter with the new christened Iron Man (that builds character!) and he was utilized well for pushing the story into the right direction.This guy is obviously someone you don't want to mess with in the wacky world of terrorist groups and the cell of the 'Ten Rings' that he was inWonders on Wheels

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The Center for Immigration Studies has updated its list to include Dallas County in Texas, Philadelphia, five Kentucky counties and possibly the whole state of Massachusetts as areas where federal law enforcement demands for information and access to jailed illegals immigrants will be denied.

Jessica M. Vaughan, director of policy studies for the Center for Immigration Studies, gave some examples of the new cities, counties and states that have joined in the sanctuary movement of denying federal demands -- while also getting federal funding.

Outgoing Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter, who had long maintained obstructive sanctuary policies, undid them before leaving office in December 2015. One of the


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In addition to Dallas County, other new sanctuary jurisdictions include the city of Lawrence, Mass., and five counties in Kentucky. In addition, in December, a committee of the Massachusetts legislature approved a strict and far-reaching sanctuary bill.

On Monday, a key appropriations subcommittee chairman, Texas Rep. John Culberson, sent a letter to Attorney General Loretta Lynch to stop funding cities that reject Justice and Homeland Security demands for information and access to jailed immigrants.

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With just a few days to go before Music’s Biggest Night, The Recording Academy has announced that Gary Clark Jr., along with multi-talented musician Jon Batiste, will pay tribute to the late rock pioneers and Recording Academy Lifetime Achievement Award recipients Chuck Berry and Fats Domino.

Gary Clark Jr. is no stranger to covers. He released his powerhouse version of The Beatles’ “Come Together” last year. Watch him perform it live from The Forum in Los Angeles below.

Additional performances by Elton John, U2, and more have already been announced. Sting will also give a performance, while Portugal. The Man and Imagine Dragons, among others, will honor Fleetwood Mac at the MusiCares Person of the Year tribute concert, which takes places on January 26.


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Diabetes mellitus among ethnic seniors: contrasts with diabetes in whites.
Diabetes mellitus is one of the most common chronic diseases affecting older persons in the United States. It occurs in 18% of persons between 65 and 75 years of age and in as many as 40% of persons over 80 years of age. The prevalence of diabetes mellitus varies considerably by ethnic group and is higher among most minority groups in the United States than among non-Hispanic white persons. Published data also show increased complications and mortality rate from diabetes in the minority groups. In this article, we review the current literature on the prevalence, complications, and mortality-rate effects of diabetes mellitus and the results of interventions in three major minority groups in the United States, namely African Americans,in his official capacity, is not subject to suit under section 1983.

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In 1990, Trooper Rivera stopped Petta for speeding. Petta was with her two children. She began arguing with Rivera about how much she had been exceeding the speed limit, and she became upset when Rivera asked her about the age of her unrestrained three-year old in the front seat. At one point, Rivera walked back to his patrol car and Petta rolled up her window, leaving her doors locked. When Rivera returned, he asked her to roll down the window or to get out of the vehicle, but she refused.
Because this is an appeal of a summary judgment, we recite Petta's side of the story. First, she claims that she rolled up her windows because the


car's air conditioning was on and it was starting to drizzle and that she refused to unlock her doors or get out of the car because she "was wary." Then, according to Petta, Rivera tried to open the door and started yelling obscenities at her. The incident escalated as he began beating the window *578 with his nightstick and threatening to break the glass. At this point, Rivera stopped and called a tow truck and moved his cruiser in front of her car, but she pulled around him, apparently then stopping. Rivera again approached her window and ordered her to get out. When she again refused, Rivera allegedly aimed his handgun at her and threatened to kill her. Petta then fled in her car, and Rivera pursued. Duringthe course of the pursuit, Rivera shot at her tires more than once. He also aimed his shotgun at her while he was driving, but a civilian observer in Rivera's cruiser, James Cleland,[4] took the shotgun away. Several other officers eventually captured Petta when the chase ended at her home.
The jury convicted Petta of fleeing or attempting to elude a police officer.[5] In the criminal case, Petta raised the defense of necessity. Thus, the State was required to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that Petta did not "have a reasonable belief that such act was immediately necessary to avoid imminent harm [caused by the police officer either to her or her children]...."[6]
During the first round of this civil litigation, the trial court granted summary judgment for the defendants,


Twenty presidential candidates from the Democratic Party will take part in a two-day debate.

The Democratic Party of the United States will hold the first debate of US presidential candidates who are fighting for the party nomination. The debate will be held on June 26-27 in Miami, Florida.

The candidates will be divided into two groups of ten. The National Committee of the Democratic Party limited the list of participants to the 20 strongest candidates, who were selected on the basis of the results of surveys and the size of their donations. As a result, four candidates were not allowed to participate in the debate.

Senators Elizabeth Warren and Cory Booker, as well as Beto O’Rourke, a former member of the House of Representatives of the US Congress, will take parton the first day of the debate.

On the second day, on the discussion will meet the current leader of the race – former Vice President of USA, Joe Biden, senators Bernie Sanders and Kamala Harris, and Pete Buttigieg, mayor of the city of South Bend, Indiana.

NBC, together with MSNBC and Telemundo, will broadcast the debate


The most glorious news for any coin in the crypto space is surely adoption. Even in the realm of every partnership news, the motive behind it is adoption. While all coins in the market are now trying to find traction on the upside trend for a recovery, Ripple’s XRP has been handed a leaf on its cap with adoption in 40 additional countries.

Coinfield, one of the world’s fattest developing crypto exchange platform, announced the expansion of its reach to 40 new countries of the world to foster cryptocurrency mainstream adoption.

Coinfield, in the announcement noted that it will kick start registration for traders in the new provinces by December 21st 2018.

Apart from the expansion of its services to 40 new countries which totaled 101 countries across the world wheresimmering. Stir in the oil and season with salt to taste.

Pour the broth into a mug and serve.

###### NUTRITION INFORMATION

calories 211.6 | 13.7g total fat (11.3g saturated fat, 0g trans fat) | 0mg cholesterol
196.2mg sodium | 21.7g total carbohydrate (6.5g dietary fiber, 1.5g total sugars, -g added sugars)
2.4g protein | 0.6mcg vitamin D | 34mg calcium | 3.4mg iron | 356.6mg potassium

# PETE'S SUPER BROTH TEA

Pete has been consuming bone broths on a daily basis for the past 10 years. He decided to take this broth to another level with the added flavor of turmeric, along with ginger, lemon juice, black pepper, and some sea salt. Play with different herbs and spices to see what you like, and feel free to add a clove


fiber, 0.8g total sugars, -g added sugars)
8.2g protein | 0.1mcg vitamin D | 20mg calcium | 1.2mg iron | 348.2mg potassium

# SEAWEED TEA

One of the wonderful ingredients in seaweed and sea vegetables is iodine. For this reason, you should try to eat seaweed a few times a week—plus, it's delicious. Make this wonderful tea to enjoy straight up or to use as a base for tasty soups.

_Serves: 1_

**1½ cupsFish Broth (you can substitute chicken broth)**

**1 Tbsp dried wakame seaweed**

**½ tsp tamari or coconut aminos**

**1 Tbsp coconut oil or good-quality animal fat**

**Sea salt or more tamari to taste**

Place the broth in a saucepan. Stir in the wakame.

Place over medium heat, bring to a simmer, then turn down to low and gently simmer for 15 minutes for theon the surface of the liquid. Reduce the heat to low and simmer for 12 to 24 hours. The longer you cook the broth, the richer and more flavorful it will be.

Strain the broth through a fine sieve into a large storage container, cover, and place in the fridge overnight until the fat rises to the top and congeals. Skim off the fat and reserve for cooking; it will keep in the fridge for up to 1 week or in the freezer for up to 3 months. Transfer the broth to smaller airtight containers. The broth can be stored in the fridge for 3 to 4 days or in the freezer for up to 3 months.

###### NUTRITION INFORMATION

calories 52.3 | 2.9g total fat (0.9g saturated fat, 0g trans