"Moore" co-stars over the years.

Engel, who had a background in musical theater but only a couple of TV credits when she first appeared on "Moore" in its third season, admirably jumped aboard the smooth-running sitcom – no easy feat – and established herself among a cast of stellar veterans, including Moore, Knight and Asner.

Engel and White, who played naughty happy homemaker Sue Ann Nivens, helped the popular comedy, which ran seven seasons from 1970 to 1977, transition supporting players as original cast members Valerie Harper and Cloris Leachman went off to their own spinoff comedies on the power of the "Moore" show's success. Their predecessors left big shoes and Engel and White filled them admirably.

White's scheming, lustful Sue Ann, a master of mean-spiritedness behind a fake smile, becamemore of a breakout character, but Engel performed an impressive and perhaps more difficult task with Georgette, who had to fill part of the best-friend void created by the departure of the Harper's beloved Rhoda Morgenstern.

Fortunately, producers didn't try to make Georgette a carbon copy of the knowing, tart-tongued Rhoda. In Georgette, they wrote – and Engel embodied – an entirely new character on the show: an angelic, guileless woman whose lack of savvy seemed less the result of ignorance than of supreme innocence.

Georgette was less central than some of the other characters, but Engel obviously made a strong impression on her acting colleagues, earning two Emmy nominations for supporting actress. (She later received three guest-actress nominations for "Raymond.")

Georgette's lack of sophistication and misunderstanding provided plenty of laugh


lines, but she was never the butt of the joke and Engel imbued the character with a wisdom regarding life that isn't found in textbooks.

It likely wasn't wisdom, but forbearance, that explained why she stuck with a pompous clod like Ted, whose obliviousness to his own flaws was one of the show's best and longest-running laugh lines. And, compared to Ted, anyway, Georgette could seem like a genius.

Georgette and Ted eventually married (with vows administered by a young John Ritter). They adopted a boy and later Georgette became pregnant and had a daughter.

Engel got together with Moore, White, Harper and Leachman for a memorable 2013 reunion on "Cleveland." It was great seeing the all-star team together but also sad, as Harper was facing life-threatening cancer (fortunately, she's stillwith us) and Moore, who suffered from diabetes, was in physical decline. She died in 2017.

After "Moore," Engel joined White on "The Betty White Show," a short-lived sitcom, before moving on to other roles over the decades, including guest appearances on "the Office" and "Two and a Half Men" and a role in "The Drowsy Chaperone" on Broadway.

She expressed her gratitude to White for helping her at the TCA panel.

"After 'Moore' ended … everybody went off to do their own spinoffs, and I found out later Betty said, 'Well, what about Georgia?'" Engel said. "And so she took me along with her. It was a short-lived series, but it just speaks to Betty’s self-forgetfulness."

It also speaks to Engel's value as a friend, a characteristic that apparently applied to


including more than 1,200 new donors in the first quarter, the campaign said.

• Democrat Steve Sarvi, who hopes to challenge Republican U.S. Rep. John Kline in the Second District race, raised $61,108 in the first three months this year and now has a total of $38,672 in cash on hand.

Sarvi, an Iraq veteran, has announced that he's resigning as Victoria city administrator on May 9 to be a full-time candidate. "We're feeling optimistic that when he has six or seven more hours a day to devote to fundraising, that things are going to improve substantially," campaign spokeswoman Bridget Cusick said.

Businessman Peter Idusogie, who is also seeking the DFL nomination in the Second District race, said Thursday that he doesn't plan to raise enough money to report until heand black rulers.

“The ancient Egyptians called themselves Kam or Kam-Au (Black people/ Black God-people), and their country Kamit (or Khemit), both meaning land of the Blacks and the Black Land. The word Egypt is derived from the Greek word Aigyptos (or Aiguptos).

Europe’s first historian Herodotus said, “the Egyptians, Colchians, and Ethiopians have thick lips, and broad nose, woolly hair and they are of burnt skin.”

Egyptian civilization evolved from the Ethiopians. The Bible equates Ham (Africans) with Egypt. (Ps. 78:51; 105:23, 27; 106:21, 22)”

Let me also note that ten Greek and Roman scholars wrote that the Ancient Egyptians were Black. Among these scholars is Aristotle and Plato. These writings, which noted that the Egyptians were Black people, were outlawed.

Now, there was an conquest that mixed things up a little.


A Texas man died from his injuries Monday one day after being handcuffed in the back of a police car and managing to pull out a gun from his waistband to shoot himself.

Zachary Khabir Anam, 19, died at University Medical Center-Brackenridge, Austin police said in a statement.

Anam was taken into police custody Sunday at the Barton Creek Square shopping mall at around noon. He had been detained on suspicion of shoplifting and carrying a controlled substance.

Interim police Chief Brian Manley said Anam was handcuffed and placed in the back seat of a patrol for the ride to police headquarters.

During the ride over, Anam managed to reach for his weapon on the right side of his pants. He pointed the weapon at his own head with threats to shootJOSEPH EID / AFP / Getty Images Syrian troops take control of the village of Western Dumayna, some 7 km north of the rebel-held city of Qusayr on May 13, 2013

Fighting continued for a fifth straight day in the strategic Syrian city of Qusayr, as opposition forces fighting the regime of President Bashar Assad sought desperately to maintain their slipping grip in a battle that could dictate the direction of the war. As government tanks, artillery and warplanes pounded rebel positions throughout the city, fighters engaged in sniper attacks and small forays against government ground troops seeking to take terrain. Rebel fighters are calling it one of the worst ground battles of the war.

“In some areas the fight is within three-meters diameter, and you are able to hear


are equally ferocious in their desire to retake the city, which has been under rebel control for several months.

(MORE: The Belgian Teen Now Fighting in Syria)

Qusayr, a city of 30,000, straddles a key transit corridor between the Syrian capital of Damascus and the coast. Victory in Qusayr allows the regime easy access to the Mediterranean port city of Tartus, where Russian tankers can supply both oil and weapons in case the Damascus airport is destroyed. Tartus is also the entryway to a coastal region dominated by Assad’s Alawite sect — an essential refuge for the President and his supporters should Damascus fall. “No doubt Qusayr is a strategic city for the Rafidah,” says al-Baraa, using a derogatory name for Alawites, meaning rejecters, or apostates. “It is the maincity that will allow them to link their state together.”

For the rebels, Qusayr is an important logistics hub. Weapons and supplies can easily be smuggled over the porous Lebanese border, 10 km away, and fighters, like al-Baraa, use safe houses across the border for rest and recovery. Members of Hizballah, an Iranian-linked Shi‘ite militia based in Lebanon, have gone across the border in the opposite direction to help the regime, raising fears of a regional and sectarian conflagration. With more than 80,000 killed in a civil war that has gone on for more than two years, the fight for Qusayr is seen as a pivotal test by both sides. George Sabra, acting head of the opposition Syrian National Coalition based in Turkey, reiterated the importance of Qusayr in


heartland of the Bekaa Valley, the opportunity for weapons transfer from Iran to the sworn enemy of Israel via the Syrian capital will be even stronger. The Israelis have already targeted Syrian military positions three times under the suspicion that they were being used as transit points for weapons destined for Hizballah in Lebanon.

But the greatest risk of a regime success in Qusayr would most likely fall on its vulnerable neighbor, Lebanon. The conflict has already spilled into the northern Lebanese city of Tripoli, where Alawites and Sunni Muslims have fought pitched street battles, killing 14 since Sunday. Rebel commanders in Syria, and Sunni religious leaders in Lebanon, have hinted at sectarian revenge attacks against Shi‘ites and Alawites on both sides of the border should Qusayr fall, layingAries (March 21 - April 20) Even though it will turn out she was merely waiting for the bus, you'll glow with pride this weekend when your six year- old douses a girl's blouse with blood outside an abortion clinic - Tonight: Reach out to a family member you haven't chastised in awhile and give them an earful

Taurus (April 21 - May 21) After a natural disaster hits a part of the country with a high gay population you will become too preoccupied writing a violent screed to your local paper arguing your theory that God hates homosexuals to notice the huge tornado bearing down on your trailer park - Tonight: Pray like there's no tomorrow

Gemini (May 22 - June 21) You and your friends will be outraged


required me to hold it for one year.

At the end of 2015, things were different. The BIT had become GBTC, which is an investment that can now be bought and sold by any investor. It had transformed (by design) into the first investment that an investor can actually participate in the ups and downs related to the bitcoin-price fluctuations without having to buy bitcoin directly from an exchange, such as Coinbase.

In a column here on Marketwatch, I wrote of how GBTC had increased over 100% since my last article detailing my 50% loss in my retirement investment. At the time, I was making a profit in this investment and at the end of 2015, bitcoin was valued over $400, and GBTC was trading at $63 a share.

It shouldthe PCB functionality is laid out as a logical diagram of symbolic representations. When the schematic is finished, the schematic is interpreted, or captured, into a PCB design of physical components that make up the PCB functionality as detailed in the schematics. The PCB design may then be manufactured into an electrical circuit.
For economic reasons, many PCB designs are typically placed on a single panel during the manufacturing process, and each design is then populated with the components to form an electrical circuit. Once the populated PCBs have been tested, they must be broken out from the panel. Under the existing state of the art, there are three processes for creating those board breakout patterns from the panel: scoring, shearing, and milling.
Shearing is the process where a panel


a local hospital, then sentenced her to four years in prison for a separate forgery case when she returned the next week.

Greenholtz said Wednesday that the prison’s parent company, CoreCivic, formerly Corrections Corporation of America, has undergone a thorough review of its policies and procedures and is making needed changes.

The AP is one of the largest and most trusted sources of independent newsgathering. AP is neither privately owned nor government-funded; instead, as a not-for-profit news cooperative owned by its American newspaper and broadcast members, it can maintain its single-minded focus on newsgathering and its commitment to the highest standards of objective, accurate journalism.bracket slot region. After this, the resin was light-activated with the FlashMax P3 (Rocky Mountain^®^, Denver, Colorado, USA) appliance for 40 seconds.

Metal pads were fabricated for Group 2 following the same procedure for isolation of the tooth enamel. In this group, a layer of medium consistency wax was sculpture (Babinete^®^, Curitiba, Paraná, Brazil) and applied with the aid of a Hollenback 3S instrument (Quinelato^®^, Rio Claro, São Paulo, Brazil), covering the lingual surface of the tooth crown, delimiting the same area as that in the previous group. The personalized wax bases were sent for casting in a dental laboratory. The 20 cast parts were polished with a metal polishing disc (Dedeco^®^, New York, New York, USA) and welded to the bracket by means of a laser welding appliance


seconds and dried with jets of oil- and water-free compressed air. The lingual surfaces were etched with phosphoric acid 37% (Magic Acid Coltene^®^, Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) for 30 seconds; washed with distilled water for 15 seconds and dried with a jet of compressed air.

During bracket bonding (pads made of resin and metal), a thin layer of Maxcem Elite resin cement (Kerr^®^, Orange, California, USA) was applied on the bases of the pads in the two groups. The brackets were pressed on manually and resin excess was removed with an exploratory probe. Light activation was performed (20 seconds), being 5 seconds for each surface of the bracket, by using a halogen FlashMax P3 (Rocky Mountain^®^, Denver, Colorado, USA) light-activation appliance and light intensity of 4000-6000The mood at a meeting of nearly 300 Garda Representative Association (GRA) members in Cork was described as “angry and militant”.

GRA members also criticised their own officials for doing little to force the government to improve their pay and conditions.

A meeting organised by Cork City Garda Division GRA members in the Clayton Hotel Silver Springs last Monday attracted gardaí from as far away as Dublin and Kildare.

It was the first meeting of its type held in the country this year to address a number of issues GRA members are very uncomfortable with.

GRA central executive committee (CEC) member Michael Corcoran said gardaí attending the meeting “were extremely angry”.

He said many members suggested strike action as a way of pressurising the government into restoring pay and addressing the erosion of


and to being able to share their celebrations with the public.”

Information released included the ceremony time and confirmation that Justin Welby, the archbishop of Canterbury, will marry the couple.

The Right Rev David Conner, the dean of Windsor, will conduct the service in the Castle’s 15th-century chapel.

At 1pm, the newlyweds will embark on a carriage procession along a route including Castle Hill, High Street, Sheet Street, Kings Road, Albert Road, Long Walk and Windsor Castle.

“They hope this short journey will provide an opportunity for more people to come together around Windsor and to enjoy the atmosphere of this special day,” the palace said.

After the service, there will be a reception at St George’s Hall for the couple and guests from the congregation.

Later that evening, the Prince of Wales willthe wedding and the FA Cup final.

The prince and Markle have gone against tradition by choosing a Saturday, as royal weddings usually take place on a weekday.

William and Kate Middleton, the Duchess of Cambridge, married on a Friday and their service began at 11am.

The royal family are paying for the wedding, including the church service, music, flowers and reception. But security costs for the event are falling on taxpayers.

The Queen and the rest of the royal family will be there, along with Markle’s parents Thomas Markle and Doria Ragland.

Prince George and Princess Charlotte are likely to take on the roles of pageboy and bridesmaid.

The palace said further details about the wedding day would be revealed in the weeks and months ahead.


Chicago police were hunting for possible suspects Wednesday after two officers were shot and wounded on the city's South Side.

DALLAS SHOOTER WAS UNDER FBI INVESTIGATION, OFFICIALS REVEAL

One officer was shot in the arm and the other was hit in the back Tuesday night, a police source told Fox News. "We believe that the officers were definitely targeted," police spokesman Anthony Guglielmi told The Associated Press.

The source said rival gangs were shooting at each other before turning their guns on the officers, but police said later Wednesday there was no initial gunfire before the officers were hit.

BALCH SPRINGS POLICE SHOOTING: OFFICER WHO SHOT JORDAN EDWARDS FIRED

Both officers are expected to recover. They were wearing civilian clothes at the time but had on vests with police badges on them, Guglielmisaid. The officers were working in an unmarked van, police added.

Investigators on Wednesday had questioned three persons of interest and had a female in custody who may have driven one of the vehicles suspected to belong to the offenders. That vehicle and one of the rifles used in the shooting were recovered.

Police said guns, ammunition and rifle magazines turned up in the house where the female was staying.

The shooting unfolded in the crime-ridden Back of the Yards neighborhood.

Chris Villanueva, 36, said he was walking back to his car in a strip mall parking lot south of the shooting scene, when he heard about a dozen rapid-fire shots. "I thought it was fireworks maybe, but around here you hear gunshots a lot," he told the Chicago Sun-Times. "Next thing,


new ones. Various forms of mental disorders are the result of interaction between the PSVs and the person's predisposition to the condition. Not all mutations caused by PSVs are pathological. Many serve to advance the human enterprise. Without contributions of the beneficial PSVs, humanity would still be stunted in its development at the level of day one.

In the case of Islam, a special group of PSVs set out to work the minute Muhammad launched his faith, and mutation rapidly followed. First, there was the Islam of Mecca, or the Islam of Meekness. For thirteen years, Muhammad's teachings, as recorded in the early Suras of the Quran, were about many good things. Very few people became attracted to what he preached. In fact, the people scorned the man, harassedhim, and eventually made him flee his hometown of Mecca for Medina. Then a major mutation took place: the Islam of Medina, or the "Islam of Tyranny," arrived on the scene. The Quran Suras of Medina are replete with exhortations of intolerance, exclusivity, and sanctioning of violence against non-Muslims. This mutation deeply appealed to the temperament of the Arab Bedouins, and they flocked to Muhammad's faith.

The PSV of the time of Muhammad continued to mutate as it reached other peoples and other lands. Each people's own ideas and beliefs -- their cognitive immune system -- responded differently to the invader. Some completely resisted the assault and defeated it. Others were overwhelmed and forced into submission. Yet some of the vanquished, over time, managed to repel the invader, while


puppet or a puppeteer, is energized by the belief of delectable rewards that await the faithful implementer of Allah's dictates. Through highly effective indoctrination, the jihadist has come to believe firmly in Islam's grand delusion. He believes that Allah is the one and only supreme creator of earth and heavens, that it is his duty and privilege to abide by Allah's will and carry out his plans at all costs. He believes firmly in a gloriously wonderful immortal afterlife in paradise, for which a martyr's death is the surest, quickest admission. Although the dominating theme of the delusion is quasi-spiritual, the promised rewards of the afterlife awaiting the martyr are sensual and material. All the things and activities that the jihadist desires and cannot attain or practice, anda special group of PSVs set out to work the minute Muhammad launched his faith, and mutation rapidly followed. First, there was the Islam of Mecca, or the Islam of Meekness. For thirteen years, Muhammad's teachings, as recorded in the early Suras of the Quran, were about many good things. Very few people became attracted to what he preached. In fact, the people scorned the man, harassed him, and eventually made him flee his hometown of Mecca for Medina. Then a major mutation took place: the Islam of Medina, or the "Islam of Tyranny," arrived on the scene. The Quran Suras of Medina are replete with exhortations of intolerance, exclusivity, and sanctioning of violence against non-Muslims. This mutation deeply appealed to the temperament of the Arab Bedouins, and


they flocked to Muhammad's faith.

The PSV of the time of Muhammad continued to mutate as it reached other peoples and other lands. Each people's own ideas and beliefs -- their cognitive immune system -- responded differently to the invader. Some completely resisted the assault and defeated it. Others were overwhelmed and forced into submission. Yet some of the vanquished, over time, managed to repel the invader, while others incorporated it to various extents into their own systems of belief. In due course, the mutation among the vanquished people became so divergent that some of the variants can hardly be recognized as the progeny of the original.

Islam of today is composed of a dozen major sects and hundreds of sub-sects and schools. Just two examples should demonstrate the facthomicidal-suicidal impulse, on their way to Allah's promised glorious paradise. And in the background, granting the foot-soldiers' wishes, are their handlers, the puppeteers, who pull the strings and detonate these human bombs. Those who cherish life must recognize these emissaries of death -- what makes them, what motivates them, and how best to defend against them.

The campaign of death waged by the Islamist jihadist, be he a puppet or a puppeteer, is energized by the belief of delectable rewards that await the faithful implementer of Allah's dictates. Through highly effective indoctrination, the jihadist has come to believe firmly in Islam's grand delusion. He believes that Allah is the one and only supreme creator of earth and heavens, that it is his duty and privilege to abide by Allah's


will and carry out his plans at all costs. He believes firmly in a gloriously wonderful immortal afterlife in paradise, for which a martyr's death is the surest, quickest admission. Although the dominating theme of the delusion is quasi-spiritual, the promised rewards of the afterlife awaiting the martyr are sensual and material. All the things and activities that the jihadist desires and cannot attain or practice, and rejects in his earthly life, will be purified and proffered to him in the paradise of the next life. Thus goes the promise.

It is also important to understand that the human mind is not a perfect discerner of objective reality. In actuality, reality is in the mind of the beholder. The outside world supplies only bits and pieces of raw materialSoaring on the wings of the wind: Freud, Jews and Judaism.
This paper looks at Freud's Jewish identity in the context of the Jewish experience in Eastern and Central Europe after 1800, using his family history and significant figures in his life as illustration. Sigmund Freud's life as a Jew is deeply paradoxical, if not enigmatic. He mixed almost exclusively with Jews while living all his life in an anti-Semitic environment. Yet he eschewed Jewish ritual, referred to himself as a godless Jew and sought to make his movement acceptable to gentiles. At the end of his life, dismayed by the rising forces of nationalism, he accepted that he was in his heart a Jew "in spite of all efforts to be unprejudiced and impartial". The 18th century Haskalla


(Jewish Enlightenment) was a form of rebellion against conformity and a means of escape from shtetl life. In this intense, entirely inward means of intellectual escape and revolt against authority, strongly tinged with sexual morality, we see the same tensions that were to manifest in the publication by a middle-aged Viennese neurologist of a truly revolutionary book to herald the new 20th century: The Interpretation of Dreams. Freud's life and work needs to be understood in the context of fin-de-siecle Vienna. Mitteleuropa, the cultural renaissance of Central Europe, resulted from the emancipation and urbanization of the burgeoning Jewish middle class, who adopted to the cosmopolitan environment more successfully than any other group. In this there is an extreme paradox: the Jewish success in Vienna was a tragedy ofshall be issued in the same manner, and under the same regulations, and shall have the same effect, as if the judgment or decree complained of had been rendered or passed in a court of the United States." This is almost the exact language of a similar provision in the twenty-fifth section of the Judiciary Act of 1789, and we are not aware it was ever supposed that writs issued to the State court under that section were not subject to the limitation prescribed for writs to the Circuit Courts by the twenty-second section. In Brooks v. Norris (11 How. 204), this seems to have been assumed, and a writ to a State court was dismissed "on the ground that it is barred by the limitation of time


example of conventional technology is disclosed in Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication JP-A 11-208049 (1999). In this conventional technology, the holding device includes two side plates, a supply reel around which an ink film is wound, a winding reel winding the ink film guided to it from the supply reel, four supporting members mounted to the respective two axial ends of the supply reel and the winding reel, and two side plates holding the supporting members mounted to the respective two axial ends of the supply reel and the winding reel. The supporting members are arranged on the opposing inner sides of the two side plates, and the holding device has an integrated structure, in which the supporting members do not protrude from the outer side walls of theside plates, thereby making it possible to make the holding device smaller and facilitating the task of exchanging the ink film.
Yet another example of conventional technology is disclosed in Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication JP-A 11-208050 (1999). In this conventional technology, the holding device includes two side plates, a supply reel around which an ink film is wound, a winding reel winding the ink film guided to it from the supply reel, four supporting members mounted to the respective two axial ends of the supply reel and the winding reel, and two side plates holding the supporting members mounted to the respective two axial ends of the supply reel and the winding reel. Two of the four supporting members that are provided with gear wheels and are arranged on


roughly of right cylindrical shape, and the supporting members include a cylindrical fitting portion fitting into the respective two axial ends of the supply reel and the winding reel, a flange abutting against the end faces of the axial ends of the supply reel and the winding reel, and a bearing supported by the side plate.
With such supporting members, both axial ends of the supply reel and the winding reel are supported rotatably by the side plates, so that between the side plates and the end faces of both axial ends of the supply reel as well as between the side plates and the end faces of both axial ends of the winding reel, there are the flanges and small gaps of a size allowing rotation of themember that is mounted detachably to the other axial end of the winding reel, for supporting the other axial end of the winding reel such that the other axial end is rotatable about the axis of the winding reel;
a first side plate for supporting the first supporting member and the third supporting member such that the first and third supporting members are rotatable about their respective axes; and
a second side plate to which the second supporting member and the fourth supporting member are fastened.
In accordance with this invention, the supply reel and the winding reel are arranged in parallel between the first side plate and the second side plate, and the ink film that is wound around the supply reel is collected by being wound around the winding


reel. The supply reel and winding reel between the first and second side plates can be replaced by a new supply reel around which a new ink film is wound and a new winding reel around which no ink film is wound.
In this ink film holding device, the first supporting member is mounted to the one axial end of the supply reel, and the second supporting member is mounted to the other axial end of the supply reel. The third supporting member is mounted to the one end of the winding reel, and the fourth supporting member is mounted to the other end of the winding reel. The first supporting member and the third supporting member are supported rotatably about their axes by the first side plate, whereasthe second supporting member and the fourth supporting member are fastened to the second side plate.
Consequently, the first supporting member, which is mounted to the one axial end of the supply reel, is rotatably supported by the first side plate, whereas the other axial end of the supply reel is rotatably supported by the second supporting member, thus allowing rotation of the supply reel around its axis. Also, the third supporting member, which is mounted to the one axial end of the winding reel, is rotatably supported by the first side plate, whereas the other axial end of the winding reel is rotatably supported by the fourth supporting member, thus allowing rotation of the winding reel around its axis.
When the third supporting member is rotated in a predetermined


winding direction, its rotation is transmitted to the winding reel, which winds up an ink film that is guided to the winding reel from the supply reel, so that the supply wheel follows this rotation due to the tension of the ink film. In this situation, the rotating portion of the first rotating member rotates together with the supply wheel, but a braking force acts on the rotation of this rotating portion, so that the rotation of the supply wheel is braked, whereby a tension is generated in the ink film that is spanned between the supply reel and the winding reel, namely a so-called back tension is applied. Thus, wrinkles or slack in the ink film in the region in which the ink of the ink filmis transferred to the paper can be prevented, and printing defects such as displacements or irregularities in the printed image can be prevented.
This braking force on the rotation of the supply reel for applying back tension to the ink film is achieved with the first supporting member, so that it is not necessary to provide the apparatus body of the apparatus on which the holding device is installed with a back tension mechanism for braking the rotation of the supply reel. Consequently, space in the apparatus body is not taken up by such a back tension mechanism, and it is possible to make the apparatus smaller. Furthermore, when the ink film is exchanged, the task of detaching/attaching the other axial end of the supply reel and the second


supporting member as well as the task of detaching/attaching the other axial end of the winding reel and the fourth supporting member are simplified compared to the case where the second supporting member and the fourth supporting member are taken off individually, because the second supporting member and the fourth supporting member are fastened to the second side plate, thus making the task of exchanging the ink film easier, and improving the workability of the apparatus.
In the invention it is preferable that the supply reel is provided with a bearing portion that is rotatably supported by the second supporting member and that is located closer to the one axial end of the supply reel than the other axial end of the supply reel.
According to the invention, because thebearing portion on the other axial end of the supply reel, which is supported by the second supporting member, is formed closer to the one axial end than the other axial end, the bearing portion is more receded to the one axial end than the side face of the other axial end of the supply reel, and consequently, the other axial end of the supply reel is supported with the second supporting member being fitted into the other axial end of the supply reel. Thus, the spacing between the end face of the other axial end of the supply reel and the second side plate on which the second supporting member is provided can be reduced by the distance that the bearing portion is receded from the end


member tapered, the bearing portion is supported by the tip of the second supporting member, so that the rotation axis of the supply reel matches the axis of the second supporting member, achieving a smooth rotation of the supply reel, preventing variations in the tension force on the ink film spanned between the supply reel and the winding reel, and decreasing printing defects.
In the invention, it is preferable that the fourth supporting member is tapered as it protrudes from the second side plate.
According to the invention, because the fourth supporting member is tapered, the other axial end of the winding reel can be easily mounted to the fourth supporting member, facilitating the task of mounting the winding reel when exchanging the ink film.
In the invention, it is preferablethat an outer diameter of the second supporting member at a fitting position where the second supporting member is completely mounted to the other axial end of the supply reel is different from the outer diameter of the fourth supporting member at a fitting position where the fourth supporting member is completely mounted to the other axial end of the winding reel, and the inner diameter of the other axial end of the supply reel and the inner diameter of the other axial end of the winding reel are formed slightly bigger than the outer diameter of the second supporting member at the supply reel fitting position and the outer diameter of the fourth supporting member at the winding reel fitting position.
According to the invention, the outer diameter


of the second supporting member at the supply reel fitting position is different from the outer diameter of the fourth supporting member at the winding reel fitting position, and the inner diameter of the other axial end of the supply reel and the inner diameter of the other axial end of the winding reel are formed slightly bigger than the outer diameter of the second supporting member at the supply reel fitting position and the outer diameter of the fourth supporting member at the winding reel fitting position, so that, even when trying to mount the fourth supporting member to the supply reel or when trying to mount the second supporting member to the winding reel, insertion is impossible or the fitting is too loose. Accordingly the userfor covering at least a region accommodating the first supporting member, and the lid is provided with an engaging member that rotates the rotating portion of the first supporting member in a predetermined direction unrolling the ink film when opening the lid, and rotates the rotating portion of the first supporting member in a winding direction that is opposite to the unrolling direction when closing the lid.
According to the invention, the lid is provided with an engaging member, so that as a result of opening the lid in the course of exchanging the ink film, the rotating portion of the first supporting member is rotated by the engaging member in an unrolling direction and the ink film that is spanned between the supply reel and the winding reel


can be slackened. On the other hand, when the ink film has been exchanged and the lid is closed, the rotating portion of the first supporting member is rotated by the engaging member in a winding direction and a tension can be applied to the ink film that is spanned in a slack state between the supply reel and the winding reel, so that before beginning the next printing operation, wrinkles or slack in the ink film can be prevented.
In the invention it is preferable that the inner diameter of the one axial end of the supply reel is chosen to be larger than the inner diameter of the other axial end of the supply reel.
According to the invention, it is impossible to mount the first supporting memberThe Really Open University is an ongoing process of transformation by those with a desire to challenge the higher education system and its role in society.

Instigated by students and staff of higher education institutions in the city of Leeds (UK), the ROU is non-hierarchical and open to anyone who wishes to see an end to the commodifcation of knowledge and the creation of a free and empowering education system where creative and critical thought is fostered.

Background

Universities have traditionally been elite institutions benefiting a privileged minority. Their (anti)social role has been to reproduce the elite of society, enclosing knowledge in the minds of the few and cementing a small ruling class. There has been no ‘golden age’ of the university – it has never been an institution in the


want to live their lives.

In order to resist cuts and transform the university it is necessary to demystify the current system and move beyond the outdated and destructive model of neo-liberalism that currently governs it.

The ROU does not want to defend the university – we are not interested in maintaining an institution where our collective capacities are directed towards reproducing an elite or a highly-trained reserve army of labourers. We desire the transformation of the university, the creation of a common institution that works in the interests of all people in common.

Strike – Occupy – Transform

The praxis of strike-occupy-transform is a form of direct action – a way of achieving positive change. The ROU sees this as a form of acting in, against, and beyond the current system,Iran and the United States were on good terms before George W. Bush included Iran in the “axis of evil” in his State of the Union, claimed NBC News chief foreign-affairs correspondent Andrea Mitchell.

While discussing the lack of impact the annual speeches tend to have, the Washington Post’s Chris Cillizza cited Bush’s 2002 address, in which he described an “axis of evil,” as an exception to that rule. Mitchell misunderstood him, and challenged him on the point. “That speech arguably turned this country in a direction on foreign policy,” she said, chastising Colin Powell for not taking the phrase out of the speech.

“Up until that moment, Iran was cooperating with the United States on the border of Afghanistan, it was post-9/11, Iran was more or less an American


by any group to use the process.

The designation would lead to development of a strategy to deal with the substances involving all affected parties.

"For the first time, we could have a real basin-wide discussion," Jackson said.

The issue is taking on increased urgency with a plan by Ontario Power Generation to bury tonnes of contaminated materials deep underground near the shore of Lake Huron -- a proposal currently before the federal environment minister -- as well as an ongoing search for a permanent storage site for highly radioactive spent fuel rods.

"The large number of facilities around the Great Lakes Basin, usually near the shoreline, result in ongoing regular discharges into the lakes as well as a high probability of accidents that release higher amounts of radionuclides," the letter states.

Eventhough some levels of radioactivity occur naturally, Jackson said every effort needs to be made to minimize any increase.

Signatories to the letter include groups such as the Canadian Association of Physicians for the Environment, Greenpeace, the Council of Canadians and Sierra Club.


A New York Times series on secretive corporate lobbying of state attorneys general has been awarded a Pulitzer Prize for investigative reporting today. The entire series does important digging on an area of political influence that's generally less transparent than Congressional lobbying. But most relevant to EFF was the revelation last December—through emails revealed in last year's high-profile Sony breach, as well as public records obtained by the paper—that the Motion Picture Association of America had been taking advantage of this lobbying technique to pressure Google and to advance the policy goals that fizzled with the defeat of the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA).

That MPAA effort, dubbed "Project Goliath" in the leaked emails, directed at least $500,000 and perhaps over a million dollars to the political offices ofthe topic. As the Verge reported at the time, the MPAA "seemed to look to articles on political corruption not as a cautionary tale but as an instruction manual."

Since SOPA met its spectacular political end in Congress three years ago, we've witnessed its proponents move to venues that are more and more hostile to public participation and oversight. The MPAA emails underscore that trend. It ranges from secret negotiations of trade agreements like the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), to a move towards inappropriate specialized agencies like the International Trade Commission, to "voluntary" industry agreements made without users at the table, to the largely unregulated world of state AG lobbying.

This move away from public scrutiny is frustrating, but it's also a testament to the increasing power of public participation. The


to the exterior with new windows, doors, siding, landscaping, a new sign and a new parking area. The chamber said the new sign is a welcome sight on Ford Street.

With Preston Carlisle at its helm, Carlisle, Carrothers & Clough has given generously of their time and money to help improve the quality of life for the citizens of the greater Ogdensburg area, and have earned the Outstanding Community Service Award, the chamber said. For decades, whether it be with free legal advice, leadership on a committee or board of directors, or monetarily, the law firm has helped countless charities over the years.

Tickets for the dinner are $38. Dinner choices are prime rib, roasted stuffed chicken or broiled seafood platter. Dinner includes salad, rolls, relishes and dessert. In additioncontrol of the game early in the first half. Xavier was able to hold off several runs by the Bears and go into the half leading 34-31. Bluiett finished with 23 points, including 6 for 10 from three-point range before fouling out in the final seconds. Sophomore guard Edmund Sumner chipped in with 19 points for the Musketeers.

Baylor is no stranger to trailing at halftime, having faced deficits against all three of its opponents in the Bahamas, so the Bears were confident coming out after the intermission, quickly regaining the lead on a three pointer by Lecomte.

Xavier refused to go away, taking the lead right back from the Bears in part to Bluiett’s fifth three pointer of the game. This success was short lived by the Musketeers, as


Freeman said. “They played a lot of high measured games…they had experienced guys so they weren’t going to come in here and back down, or when adversity hit them, just fold.”

The Bears had a close game against the Eagles, trading baskets in the first half of the game. However, by halftime, Baylor was up 42-32.

Coming into the second half, FGCU came out strong, scoring 40 points in the half. At one point, the Eagles gained multiple leads on the Bears. However, Baylor fought back, hitting a turning point in the middle of the second half and go on a 12-2 point run. The Bears scored 39 points in the second half and ultimately overcame the Eagles.

Head Coach, Scott Drew said he was satisfied with the results of theup at their place.”

However, Baylor responded with a run of its own and regain control of the game with its defensive pressure and rebounding advantage in the post.

After a poor-shooting first half, Motley began to find his stroke down the stretch – hitting several short jumpers as well as two emphatic dunks, which kept the Bears in control and the home crowd on its feet. Motley finished with 17 points and six rebounds.

Whenever the Baylor offense looked stagnant and needed a basket, it was Lecomte who answered the call. His quickness and ability to penetrate the lane gave the Duck defenders fits all night and led to scoring opportunities for himself and his teammates.

Ultimately, the combination of the aggressive Baylor zone and the absence of Brooks wore the


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Wed, 19 Oct 2016 03:14:04 +0000http://baylorlariat.com/?p=71835With former men’s basketball players Taurean Prince going to the Atlanta Hawks and Rico Gathers pursuing an NFL career with the Dallas Cowboys, the Bears are left with a gap to fill as both played vital roles in the team’s success last season.

Prince and Gathers were both key players in helping the Bears make an appearance in the NCAA tournament last season. However, the Bears were upset by Yale in the first round of the tournament on a last-second miracle, losing by a final score of 79-75.

In the game against Yale, Prince grabbed 28 points in just 34 minutes of play as he lead in minutes and points. He also lead in three-point percentage ashe went 4-7 from behind the three-point range in the game, and posted a three-point percentage of 57.1%, which was one of his best games of the season. Unfortunately for Baylor, not only was it not enough to get the win, it also marked the end of Prince’s collegiate career.

The Bears won 22 games in 2015-16 season, as they recorded the program’s eighth 20-win season in the last nine years. As a team, the Bears have averaged 23.8 wins per season since 2007-08.

As head coach Scott Drew enters his 14th season at Baylor, he hopes to guide the Bears to their third consecutive NCAA Tournament bid for the first time in program history.

Leading this hungry and motivated squad of players will be senior guard Ishmail Wainright and junior


conference. The Bears should definitely be able to get past the haunting first round of the NCAA tournament, where they have fallen in the past two seasons.

Although Wainwright and Freeman may be the ones the Bears look up to as the season progresses, they will be joined by four returning letterwinners from last season, including 2017 Preseason All-Big 12 honoree junior forward Johnathan Motley, junior forward Terry Maston, sophomore guard Jake Lindsey and sophomore guard King McClure.to addresses.

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Yet it turns out the location and styles of the diagram objects themselves are not set by the script visible on the right pane. Instead, the desired diagram form(s) and images must first be dragged and dropped into the center canvas, from a pallete of options at the far left side. Dragging them into the canvas immediately populates the associated placeholder text and syntax into the pane on the right. Once there, the diagram and the text are


On, June 5, 1944 in the early morning hours before the opening of the invasion on D-Day, a commando team, consisting of two New Zealander's, Captain Ben Grogan (Craig Hall) and Sergeant Joseph Tane (Karlos Drinkwater), land on the one of the Channel Islands, which are occupied by the German Army. Their mission is to sabotage installations there to create a distraction from the actual landings at Normandy. Using kayaks they land on the beach, navigate the land mines, then climb up to their target: a large artillery gun overlooking the English Channel. They are confused by the lack of German patrols on the island and puzzled by strange screams coming from the German's main bunker. They find the gun unguarded and wire it with explosives. While theyidentical to the issue actually litigated in the chapter 7 case and the determination of which was critical and necessary to the earlier ruling.
In a case factually similar to this case, the Eleventh Circuit indicated that neither res judicata nor collateral estoppel is applicable in automatic stay litigation. In re Saylors, 869 F.2d 1434 (11th Cir.1989). In the Saylors case, the debtors initially filed a chapter 7 petition and received a discharge on August 25, 1987. The holder of the first mortgage on debtors' residence then filed a motion for relief which was granted on December 29, 1987. The day after such relief was granted debtors filed a chapter 13 petition seeking relief only from the arrearage owed on the first mortgage. Id. at 1435.
The mortgage holder argued


that the chapter 13 plan was not proposed in good faith because the petition was filed the day after relief from the stay was granted. He further contended that lifting the stay in the chapter 7 case was a final adjudication of his right to foreclose and that under res judicata and collateral estoppel the debtors were barred from challenging that determination. Id. at 1438.
The Eleventh Circuit rejected the mortgage holder's argument, stating:
The bankruptcy court's order of December 29 merely lifted the automatic stay in the chapter 7 case. In no way did the order purport to be a permanent adjudication of Jim Walter's right to foreclose. The order also cannot be construed as lifting the stay in the chapter 13 case that automatically became effective the nextSwedishAmerican Riverfront YMCA

The SwedishAmerican Riverfront YMCA has a long rich history in the Rockford Community. This particular branch is noted as the 6th largest YMCA facility in the United States - featuring more than 160,000 square feet of building space on 3 floors. The YMCA facility is seated on the Rock River and includes 15 acres of river front property in partnership with the Rockford Park District.


Category Archives: LGBT Issues

WEST HOLLYWOOD — The city will observe World AIDS Day Dec. 1 beginning with a candlelight vigil at 6 p.m. at the Matthew Shepard Triangle at the corner of Santa Monica and Crescent Heights Boulevards. The day is an opportunity for people worldwide to unite in the fight against HIV/AIDS, to show support for people living…

LOS ANGELES — Health officials are ramping up efforts to stop the spread of Hepatitis A in Los Angeles County as cases begin to surge among gay and bisexual men who are not homeless. The surge is happening during the battle against the state’s massive outbreak, which has claimed 20 lives and has sickened more…

HOLLYWOOD — The intensely private Kevin Spacey found himself at the center of the latest HollywoodGabrielle Bluestone

An ABC reporter thought he was driving out to Siesta Key, Florida to cover a story about rental fraud. But when he confronted a woman at the property, the story's focus quickly shifted to grand theft auto.

WWSB ABC reporter Josh Taylor was working on a story where a woman had claimed she was defrauded when she arranged to rent a property for a family reunion that had been advertised as an 11-bedroom home.

That "11-bedroom" home, it turned out, had code violations and only five bedrooms.

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But when she asked for her money back, the property owners refused. So she contacted the local news.

When Taylor caught wind of the story, he drove out to the property and set up a tripod in the middle of a public roadway, prompting


a woman to run out from the house and grab his camera.

The woman then demanded he leave. When he refused, she did the only logical thing — she got into his car and drove away.

The Sarasota County Sheriff's Office says the woman's name is Jean Price. A neighbor tells ABC 7 that she works for the man who owns the home, a local chiropractor, Dr. Craig Siegal. We don't know if that's true.Schedule a Tour

Sean Cavanagh is Senior Editor of EdWeek Market Brief. He is also a reporter and editor for Education Week, where he has covered a variety of beats since 2002. His primary focus is on business and technology issues in K-12 education. Previously he covered math and science education, charter schools and school choice, and federal policy. Before joining Education Week, he was a reporter for daily newspapers in Tennessee and Florida.


Nili Patera

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At the summit of the low-relief shield volcano Syrtis Major, the caldera known as Nili Patera hosts a remarkable field of barchan-like dunes. The rugged knob to the north of the dunes is probably a breached volcanic cone representing one of the last eruptive events from this caldera. The graben seen at the top of the image are common features on volcanoes and are caused by collapse of the surface after an eruption empties the magma chamber below.   ___________________________________________________

             Appeal from the United States District Court
                   for the Eastern District of Texas
          ___________________________________________________

                              October 27, 1998

Before DAVIS, JONES, and DUHÉ, Circuit Judges.

DAVIS, Circuit Judge:

     Tyrone Fuller, a Texas death row inmate, appeals the district

court’s denial of his request for federal habeas relief. He raises

several    claims   in


on January 20, 1988.          She had died as a result of multiple
stab wounds to her chest and heart.          Before she died, Duke was

severely beaten, raped, and left for dead.            She died as she

struggled to reach her neighbor’s house.

     Duke was attacked during the burglary of her duplex by John

McGrew, Kenneth Harmon and Petitioner, Tyrone Fuller.         The police

recovered a bloody sock print on the hallway tile floor that was

consistent   with    Fuller’s   footprint,    but   not  Center at AtlantiCare Regional Medical Center Atlantic City Campus. CHOP neonatologists are at the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at the Roger B. Hansen Center for Childbirth at AtlantiCare Regional Medical Center Mainland Campus. CHOP clinicians also consult with emergency teams at both AtlantiCare hospitals.

In 2016, Lori Herndon replaced David Tilton as president and CEO of the company. She is the current President of AtlantiCare.

Awards and accreditations
 Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award, 2009
 Magnet hospital status, designated 2004, re-designated 2008
 Residency program accredited by Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education
 Residency program accredited by American Osteopathic Association

See also
 List of hospitals in New Jersey

References

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NEWS Cristo Rey Jesuit raises over $280,000 for student financial aid

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May 4|11:42

Published on 04 May 2012

Cristo Rey Jesuit raised over $280,000 for student financial aid at its inaugural golf tournament on April 23. The event was held at Champions Golf Club and was chaired by Bill Smith, a Cristo Rey Jesuit board member and CEO of Russell & Smith Auto Group. Cooper Industries and Denham Capital served as premier course sponsors among the list of companies and individuals attending.

Cristo Rey Jesuit, a Catholic high school, combines personal responsibility, academic rigor and a corporate work-study program to empower students of all faiths from economically challenged families to reach their full potential. The school opened in August of 2009 in Southeast Houston. This year, Cristo Rey Jesuit is educatingFabian visits Highfield Primary School

Fabian gives his work with schools a very high priority when he is in the constituency. Over many years while serving as MP he has undertaken an extensive programme of regular visits. This gives him the opportunity to listen to and understand the many issues in the world of education and to take back to Westminster the concerns from the classroom.

As well as speaking to headteachers and school staff, Fabian consciously tries to make a contribution to the work of the schools he visits. Typical of his input is the example of his visit to Highfield Primary School on Friday 1st February 2103 where he talked about his work as an MP and was grilled in depth by members of the School Council. Among


For a Spicier City, Turn the Page?

Published: August 4, 2012

If two books, strikingly similar in manner and published within a few weeks of each other can be said to suggest a trend, then the arrival of “Motherland,” a story of midlife shenanigans in Park Slope, Brooklyn, and “Triburbia,” a story of midlife shenanigans south of Canal Street in Manhattan, signals the emergence of a new strain of pop domestic fiction. It’s one in which erotic destiny is ordained by school district — sexual dalliance facilitated by the Department of Education.

Big City Book Club

In honor of Nora Ephron, who died in June, the Big City Book Club will revisit her early work as a journalist and essayist.

In the 1960s and ’70s, she wrote for magazines like Rolling Stone, Newhokum.

Of course, liberties have been taken and exaggerations have been made. But the New York of the current moment is a place where neighborhoods have become increasingly branded, identities ever more narrow and fixed. Cobble Hill is the name of a historic brownstone patch of Brooklyn and also the name of a furniture line — and by implication, a specific way of life — at ABC Carpet and Home.

We are all social locavores now as much as culinary ones, and with that has come a kind of insularity and tightening, a heightened perception of who is immediately around us, an obsession with neighborhood blogs, an awareness of local gossip — the divorcée around the corner who has been seeing the married city official, the prominent architect who has


artists to have reclaimed their master recordings from their major label, taking the DIY indie route prior to the emergence of punk rock.

The Turtles still hit the road frequently, more often than not as headliners of the Happy Together Tour. When not doing that, Mark is a music business professor based in Nashville. He co-wrote a music business-themed textbook titled Off The Record: Your Ultimate Resource for Success in the Music Business in 2011. Howard – who was born in the Bronx — recently released a solo album, in addition to the 2013 memoir Shell Shocked: My Life with the Turtles, Flo and Eddie, and Frank Zappa, etc.; Penn Jillette wrote the foreword to the book, while Cal Schenkel did its cover art. As owners of The Turtles’late.

What do you remember about the first gig that you ever played in New York City?

MV: Well, the first place we played in New York City that I remember was a place called The Phone Booth. The Phone Booth was a very successful club that really opened the door to the downtown band having a place to play uptown. And one of the biggest groups that came out of the uptown swing there was The Young Rascals…We ended up being brought in there to play. It was a good place for us to come in and we came back several times.

So it’s very known that you two sang backing vocals on “Bang A Gong” by T. Rex and also songs by Bruce Springsteen, Alice Cooper and Frank Zappa.


he did…for all of the times he did, it was so miniscule. So yeah, there was a lot of people who when you would talk about Frank and tell them that, they were surprised because they thought that was probably the reason he was so kind of enigmatic. He was very much an enigma.

And I remember in the early touring days he used to tell us when we would go overseas, to be very careful about the things you talk about, because they would always try and direct the answers to be something anti-American. Most of Frank’s interviews at the time were kind of borderline in terms of it being very much like the news. He was more or less making fun of things rather than trying tohas certainly affected the various editions but the quality level of the products that are presented, in worldwide exclusive, means that the exhibition proved to be an indispensable appointment in the trade fair system. We have just started organizing the 2018 edition and, of course, we hope to reconfirm the good performance recorded in the past.

The internationality of the show increased in 2017. Will it continue in 2018 and are you doing any special promotional works to increase it?

Proposte was born as an international fair and it has been able, edition after edition, to expand the European participation to reach, in the latest editions, a proportion of about 50% between Italian and foreign exhibitors. Its internationality has grown recently with the opening to the global markets, first Turkish


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Consider this a light-hearted way to prepare for the upcoming onslaught of political campaigning—the satirical rock musical The Fix comes to the International City Theatre this month. When a presidential candidate suffers a scandalous death during an extramarital sexual tryst, his team, at the commands of his frosty wife, start to groom his young, rebellious son to take his place. (Interestingly, when The Fix premeired in DC, audiences loved it—but the show was quickly shelved when a certain President/Intern scandal broke.) In The Fix, we follow young Calvin as he drops his dreams of rock stardom for the rungs of the political ladder, and at the whip of his biting mother, we watch as the political machine tries to grind down another soul. Maybe Jr. didn't needagreements:
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"She spent all her time at the museum." "I told her: slow down, smell the roses, but young people..." "Maybe she had a reason to sing in the shower?" "So, did Jennifer have a boyfriend?" "Well, I'm not one of those nosy landladies, but her boss sometimes dropped her off at night." "Her boss." "Her married boss." "The museum director told me it was unusual for her to be using the equipment, and she wasn't notified that anything needed testing." "So she's in there alone, at night, testing something nobody knew about." "Thanks." "Well, look, someone knew something." "I mean, she was murdered, right?" "The landlady told me she might've been seeing her boss on a less than-professional basis." "Oh, yeah?" "Well, let's find out where he wasOverView of Mahapura

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TORONTO — Actor Meshach Taylor, best known for his role on the comedy series Designing Women, died Saturday night after a long battle with cancer. He was 67.

Taylor’s family confirmed he died at his home in Altadena, California with his wife Bianca, four adult children and his mother at his side.

Two days before he died, Taylor’s family posted a message on Facebook. “It is with love and gratitude that we sorrowfully announce that our darling, amazingly brilliant and dynamic, Meshach, the incredible father, husband, son and friend has begun his grand transition.”San Diego Padres second baseman Jedd Gyorko can't handle the throw as Milwaukee Brewers' Carlos Gomez steals second during the third inning of a baseball game Tuesday, April 22, 2014, in Milwaukee. (AP Photo/Morry Gash)

Milwaukee Brewers' Scooter Gennett is congratulated after hitting a home run during the fifth inning of a baseball game against the San Diego Padres on Tuesday, April 22, 2014, in Milwaukee. (AP Photo/Morry Gash)

Milwaukee Brewers' Carlos Gomez walks back to the dugout after striking out during the first inning of a baseball game against the San Diego Padres on Tuesday, April 22, 2014, in Milwaukee. Gomez is appealing the three-game suspension he was given earlier in the day. (AP Photo/Morry Gash)

There was no doubt about the solo shot he hit over the wall in


in baseball. Padres starter Ian Kennedy labored through his first three innings before settling down his final three innings.

Brewers counterpart Yovani Gallardo went seven strong innings before the bullpens took over.

The Padres' bullpen was a little better and allowed three hits and struck out eight. Street capped the night capped by catching slugger Ryan Braun looking while leaning back on a slider for a strikeout to end the four-hour contest.

Padres relievers had a major league-best 2.00 ERA coming into the night.

"The pitching was the story tonight. All of our guys did a fantastic job," manager Bud Black said.

Both teams squandered earlier scoring opportunities. With a runner on second, first baseman Mark Reynolds went to his knees to pick up a hard bouncer down the line from Everth Cabrerafor the third out in the top of the 10th inning.

Milwaukee's Khris Davis left runners on first and second to end the bottom of the 10th after flying out against Roach. An inning earlier, reliever Dale Thayer left runner Jean Segura stranded on second after striking out pinch-hitter Rickie Weeks and getting Carlos Gomez to fly out softly to center.

"When you let those runs get away, it's tough," manager Ron Roenicke said. "Play those close games and you always look back — what could you do better to score that run?"

This is the type of close game that the Brewers have been winning in building the best record in baseball at 15-5 entering Tuesday night. Their three previous games were one-run victories.

Against the Padres, one mistake by Figaro


cost them. The righty called up Monday to help out an already taxed relief corps allowed just two hits and struck out three in three innings.

"Figaro was good. The one pitch he left out and over the plate," Roenicke said.

The Brewers' only run came after Scooter Gennett homered to right on a 3-1 fastball to tie the game in the fifth, a couple pitches after Kennedy called for the trainer after pointing to his right leg. Kennedy suffered a cramp, but stayed in the game after taking a few warm-up tosses.

"I babied a couple of pitches to Gennett and I'm mad at myself for that. Then I said, forget it, it's just going to be there," Kennedy said.

It was an active inning for Kennedy, who squeezed home YonderAlonso from third in the top of the inning after Gallardo couldn't cleanly field a bunt down the third-base line with the runner charging home.

The fifth was the only blemish in an otherwise stellar outing for Gallardo, who lowered his ERA to 1.42 but got his third straight no-decision.

Notes: The Padres acquired INF Tyler Greene on Tuesday from the Atlanta Braves for a player to be named. Greene was assigned to Triple-A El Paso. He was hitting .200 with one homer and four RBIs in 12 games at Triple-A Gwinnett in the Braves system. ... RHP Johnny Hellweg, one of the top prospects in the Brewers farm system, has been diagnosed with an ulnar collateral ligament injury after leaving Sunday's game for Triple-A Nashville. He is scheduled to


LIFE MATTERS MEDIA STAFF

UNITED KINGDOM – A guitar signed by Ozzy Osbourne has raised £1,000 for a hospice in High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire.

The guitar was donated by the Black Sabbath singer and his wife Sharon Osbourne, the BBC reports. It was one of two donated by the Osbournes, who have an estate in the area.

The fundraiser and concert was organized by guitar teacher Mark Campbell, whose father is being cared for at the South Bucks Hospice day center, the Butterfly House.

Campbell said the hospice has given his father, who is facing a motor neuron disease, a “real boost.”

The benefit was held Friday at Pipers Corner School, which is near the hospice, according to a local newspaper.

“I’m delighted to be helping raise much needed funds for The South Bucks Communitytime intervals.
With the foregoing and other objects in view there is provided, in accordance with the invention, a detection circuit for ascertaining a presence of an overshooting of a current flowing through a line above a predetermined value. The detection circuit contains a first current mirror having a first input transistor, a first output transistor, an input, and an output outputting an output signal. A second current mirror is provided and has a second input transistor, a second output transistor, an input and an output outputting an output signal. The first input transistor has a first threshold voltage being greater than a saturation voltage of the second output transistor. The second input transistor has a second threshold voltage being greater than a saturation voltage of the first output


function of the linear relationship of the first current and second current. An evaluation unit is coupled to the first current mirror and to the second current mirror. The evaluation unit ascertains the presence of the overshooting of the current flowing through the line above the predetermined value from an evaluation signal corresponding to the output signal of one of the first current mirror and the second current mirror.
The first and second input and output transistors may be configured either as MOS transistors or as bipolar transistors. An essential concept of the invention is that the input of the first current mirror and the output of the second current mirror have a common first node. Equally, the input of the second current mirror and the output of theinput and the signal output of the line driver configuration are simultaneously the signal input and the signal output, respectively, of the line driver. A load can be connected between the output terminals. A signal is transmitted to the load by the line driver. Furthermore, the line driver contains a first MOS transistor, through whose drain-source path a first signal line leads, through which a first signal current flows. Analogously, the line driver has a second, third and fourth MOS transistor, through whose drain-source path a second, third and fourth signal line, respectively, leads, through which a second, third and fourth signal current, respectively, flows. The first and second signal currents feed the first output terminal, and the third and fourth signal currents feed the second output terminal


word

and in thought.

Always a lovable pretty face

but deceitful

whether weeping or smiling

he who trusts her or confides in her

is always wretched, his heart broken.

But he can never be completely happy

who does not sip at that breast!

—Verdi, "La donna è mobile," from _Rigoletto_
Prologue

ELIZABETH, age fourteen, hangs upside down, her knees crooked over the branch of a huge tree in the garden of her father's vast estate at Hope End, Herefordshire, 1820.

ELIZABETH:

The view from here is decidedly overrated.

And accompanied by a multitude of inconveniences:

blinking against gravity.

Blinks.

Perpetually empty pockets.

And the false interpretation of a frown.

Demonstrates.

_(calls out)_ I am not happy, Papa!

It's impossible to see things from your point of view—look: it's upside down.

To think that _you_ could silence _me_!— _I_ : who am halfway through Homer and commanding in Greek— _I_ whoand resurrections— I implore you, out of the depths of my love for you both—let the muse be what the muse is: unattainable. Don't try to do something at which you can never succeed.

ROBERT:

I—not succeed at love? The simplest, and the most profound? John, there is nothing left to do but love, there is nothing left to know, to be; nothing else exists but love, as it lies between us now.

ROBERT goes. JOHN takes up his hat and umbrella. Lights up on ELIZABETH with yellow roses. JOHN at the door to Wimpole Street.

JOHN:

Ba. This is madness.

WILSON hands JOHN more roses. She takes his hat and umbrella and exits.

_(plunks down the roses)_ This, this liaison, this u-union. Your—your 'illness,' your 'cough'—he knows nothing about you.

WILSON tromps in and out


room, so lofty and austere, daunting I should think, to ever furnish..."

Lights widen, symbolically recreating ELIZABETH's room on Wimpole Street.

"With its high, soaring windows, and our landscape of books along the walls..."

ROBERT comes with paper. WILSON tops up ELIZABETH's brandy, pours tea for ROBERT.

"And Robert in his vim and vinegar, drinking his blessed tea."

ROBERT:

I found a copy of the London Times. It's got our marriage announcement.

JOHN:

"Miss Elizabeth Barrett, daughter of Edward and the late Mary, to Mr. Robert Browning, son of Robert and Sarah."

ELIZABETH:

"We are two chocolates in the heart-shaped box of Italy."

ROBERT:

"Never a word between us that isn't poetry."

JOHN:

"You're writing!"

ROBERT:

"My headaches are quite gone, and Ba's health is transformed."

JOHN:

"Writing your hearts out."

ELIZABETH:

"We are each the echo of the other's bliss."

JOHN:

"All England awaits your words."

Beat. Silence.

ROBERT:

"Yes, well."

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