a perfect record, although Han was not given the chance to pitch again in the tournament after the game against Chinese Taipei.

In May 2009, after blowing four saves within one month with a 6.08 ERA, Han was demoted from his role as Tigers closer, losing the job to Yoon Suk-Min. After finishing the 2009 season with a record of 4-5 and an ERA of 4.24 as a setup man, he required Tommy John surgery and subsequently missed most of the 2010 season.

He suffered injury in 2011, 2012. He just played 28 innings for 2 years. In 2013, he surgery shoulder and rehabilitation 2 years.

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According to a letter handed to Linda


Bond, the vehicle is part of the council's 'earthmine imagery' project. The letter, on City of Melbourne letterhead, bears the signature of Pauline Lawson, the council's acting manager of property services, and says: "To whom it may concern: The City of Melbourne has appointed MapData Services to undertake a contract to capture and deliver earthmine imagery for public roads under the control of the City of Melbourne. "The image capture and delivery should be completed by 17 September 2013." Miss Bond said she was baffled by the terms "capture and deliver" and "earthmine imagery", and wasn't convinced it was a roads project. "All I saw from my backyard was those cameras and to me they could see what was happening in everybody's backyard along there.

"It didn't seem tohit in the back and head by debris at Ground Zero. "I think we owe it to the first responders and the follow-up crews from the power companies and iron workers that we are going to have their backs.''

Retired New York City police officer Edwin Rivera, 59, of Wappingers Falls, N.Y., helped with the Ground Zero cleanup and developed cancer of the nasal pharynx.

"They have helped with my medical bills,'' Rivera said of the World Trade Center Health Program. "The World Trade Center medical group has been absolutely great.''

Rivera's cancer is in remission, but he still has an obstructed airway, suffers from neck spasms, and his ears sometimes bleed.

People who were working at the World Trade Center when the Twin Towers fell also are covered by the health


in the lowland area.

These very natural crafted rice fields, a testimony to all their back breaking labour intensive work, could tell the tale of many generations revealing like the ridges of fingerprints,,,,

Good afternoon, this afternoon.
An interesting and good article on the site, with a description ...
Nice view of the princana fields and houses ...
Good time recording, contrast and Perspectives, demonstrated good rice fields, beautiful colors.
Good work and composition, well captured moment, beautiful rice fields.
Nice afternoon and all the best.
Paja.

Your viewpoint, and decision to fill the frame with the rice terraces, has given your photograph a graphic strength and an almost abstract quality. The tones seem realistic, and the "monotony" is nicely broken by the few scattered dwellings. A compelling image.

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amazing structure made entirely by man yet enrichingUKIP’s Member of the European Parliament for Yorkshire, Jane Collins, has reported that she has been on the receiving end of death threats and warnings about her staying away from Rotherham after she attacked the local council for its negligence in the ongoing child abuse scandal.

Last month it emerged that over 3000 girls in the northern British town had been subjected to rape, grooming, and other forms of abuse over a period extending beyond a decade. Whilst a few members of the council have resigned over the matter, Collins and others pointed to the fact that many will have known about the abuse, mainly perpetuated by Pakistani, Muslim men – and failed to speak out.

Speaking exclusively to Breitbart London, Ms. Collins said last month: “The people of Yorkshire


establish a Stakeholders Board with national representatives and serving as a provisional governing body. The Stakeholders Board reviewed the results of efforts in a so-called start-up phase, temporarily funded by Spain, Italy and Netherlands. The start-up phase prepared all necessary steps for a transition to the ERIC status, including for example Rules for Executive Bodies, Staff Rules, and Accounting Rules. Apart from this governing body, four LifeWatch operational meetings have been held in Lecce (Italy, November 2013), Granada (Spain, February 2014), Crete (Greece, July 2014) and Málaga (Spain, February 2015). In January 2014, the statutes and governance scheme of the Master Plan have been modified, following the detailed texts from the start-up phase and the comments provided by the EC during the step-1 submission of LifeWatch ERIC applicationback in July 2013. The LifeWatch ERIC application (step-2) has been submitted from the agreed LifeWatch Statutory Seat in Spain by the Spanish Secretary of State for Research, Development and Innovation to the EC in July 2016, and its final version has been sent back to the EC in September 2016. LifeWatch ERIC is now approved by the ERIC Committee and remains to be published in the [Official Journal of the EU](http://eur-lex.europa.eu/oj/direct-access.html) (Official Gazette) by the end of 2016. As stated in its statutes: "*The main task of LifeWatch ERIC shall be to establish and operate the infrastructure and information systems necessary to mobilise and integrate data and algorithms for biodiversity and ecosystem research, and to provide analytical capabilities*".

The founding LifeWatch ERIC MSs are Spain, Belgium, Greece, Italy,


to develop and fulfill the vision for the Greek LifeWatch RI and to establish it as the biodiversity Centre of Excellence for South-eastern Europe, contributing with specific services to the European LifeWatch and other international users. The specific objectives are: (a) To ally all the Greek scientific human potential working on biodiversity data and data observatories, in the country and abroad, in order to achieve a world-class excellence national LifeWatch Centre. This LifeWatch Centre has to create exemplar management structures, to be legally registered, and to build the adequate interface for collaborative schemes for its continuation after the end of the national funding; (b) To pave the way for the development of complex virtual domains through a number of background e-Services that facilitate both the data contributors anddatasets for some of which their existence was previously unknown. The vLabs comprise mechanisms for the management of the datasets in a user friendly way that constantly attracts more users to sign in and deposit their own data. The transformation of classic research into a cyber discipline offers an easy and free (or low cost) dissemination tool for the benefit of the scientific community. The already designed after-plan for the next phase of LifeWatchGreece RI is supported by the national authorities thus ensuring the long term maintenance and updating of the Infrastructure. The continuation of its activities is also supported by the Institute of Marine Biology, Biotechnology and Aquaculture (IMBBC) of HCMR. The involved specialized staff is able to support the needs of the scientific community by providing


Wednesday, August 20, 2008

Washington's Crossing...

This is possibly one of those books that ought to be required reading for high school and college students in this country. It is such a major departure from what you find written by modern historians the likes of Gore Vidal who have made a name and a career tearing down great men.

It is not that our founders were perfect men and women. But, they were men and women of extraordinary learning, wisdom, intelligence, magnanimity, faith and integrity. Together, they redefined the principle of liberty for the whole world.

It didn't happen at once, there were great debates where colossal minds and egos warred against each other, but in each heart they protected and preserved a union based on a cherished idea of freedom.

In this,Washington himself, was the greatest example. Trained in European style military strategy and leadership that were disasterous with American troupes, he had a steep learning curve and he quickly taught himself how to lead truly free men. He learned to fight a war not just of blood and numbers, but of principle and public opinion. He became such a beloved leader that he helped to mold a nation with good intentions into their better selves. When he asked the people to treat enemies and prisoners with humanity and kindness... they obeyed. For his service, he paid a terrific price in time, money and effort. Fischer points out that he paid a heartwrenching emotional toll as well. There are many great men among the founding fathers, George Washington stands


among those that it can be said, there would be no United States of America without him.

Fischer ends his book with these words, "The story of Washington's Crossing tells us that Americans in an earlier generation were capable of acting in a higher spirit-- and so are we."

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The Mexican professional wrestling company Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre]]  (CMLL) has announced that they will hold a Mexican National Tag Team Championship tournament starting on February 28, through March 13, 2020. The tournament marks the return of the Mexican National Tag Team Championship to CMLL after a 28 year absence. A total of 16 teams will compete in the tournament, with the team of Templario and El Hijo del Villano III having qualified for the finals.

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by our learning how to convey the arguments effectively: Nipun Agarwal (University of New England), Janice M. Barrow (Kennesaw State University), Leo Bin (University of Illinois at Springfield), Walter E. Block (Loyola University New Orleans), Robin T. Byerly (Appalachian State University), Chris Dixon (London Metropolitan University), Mark Fox (Indiana University South Bend), Dimitria E. Gatzia (University of Akron Wayne College), Rosario Laratta (Meiji University), Maria Lorca-Susino (University of Miami), Tibor R. Machan (Chapman University), Panagiotis Mantalos (Linnaeus University), Anton Miglo (Nipissing University), Nicholas M. Odhiambo (University of South Africa, Pretoria), Michael A. Peters (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign), Salil K. Sarkar (The University of Texas at Arlington), Steve Smalt (Kennesaw State University), Pavlina R. Tcherneva (Levy Economics Institute of Bard College), J.D. van Heerden (Lincoln University), Stephanie L.Williams (University of South Florida), and Kim J. Zietlow (Humboldt University of Berlin). The authors also wish to acknowledge insightful comments of the two anonymous referees on earlier drafts of this article.

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(EDITOR’S UPDATE* Nolan Smith and Cam Long recently backed out, will be replaced with Austin Freeman of Georgetown and Isaiah Tate of George Mason, Jeff Allen and Terrell Bell of Virginia Tech have also been recently confirmed along with Keyon Carter of Old Dominion)

VCU seniors Jamie Skeen, Joey Rodriugez, Ed Nixon and Brandon Rozzell will team up with crosstown rivals Kevin Anderson, Justin Harper and Dan Geriot from the University of Richmond in this year’s edition of the Commonwealth Collegiate Challenge being played this Thursday, April 21st at 7PM at the Stuart C. Siegel Center.

The 804 All-Stars will take on a team headlined by First-Team All American and ACC Player of the Year Nolan Smith out of Duke.

Smith will be joined by George Mason standout and CAA First-TeamerCowcorner

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Michael Vaughan has stepped down as England's one-day captain, but will remain available as a player in the limited-overs format.

Vaughan, 32, has struggled throughout an 86-cap ODI career, in contrast to his excellent record in Test cricket.

The Yorkshire batsman has never found a settled position in the limited-overs batting order and averages just 27.15 from 83 innings.

Vaughan became one-day captain in June 2003 after Nasser Hussain resigned after the 2003 World Cup and led England in 60 matches, winning 32 of those, but rarely rising to the big occasion.

His undoubted highlight came at the Champions Trophy on home soil in September 2004 when Vaughan hit 86 against Australia in the semi-final as England reached the final against West Indies, only to be denied by an inspired ninth-wicket partnership


between Courtney Browne and Ian Bradshaw.

But the failings of the one-day side - particularly the top-order batting of which Vaughan was a part - was exposed during the recent World Cup as England missed out on the semi-finals for the fouth tournament in succession.

Vaughan announced his decision on Monday evening at the end of the fourth day of the fourth Test against West Indies, his successor as one-day captain will be named on Friday.

"Since our disappointing performances in the World Cup, I have been giving careful consideration as to what is the best way forward for the England one-day team and my own role within the side", read a statement from Vaughan.

"I reached this decision some time ago, but I did not want to announce it until afterfrom the Pontiac, were struck by a third vehicle, an uninsured Dodge driven by Kate Williams. The Dodge also struck the Rambler. Williams fled the scene of the accident, dragging Ms. Hawkins under the car for six-tenths of a mile and severely injuring her.
Hawkins sought no-fault benefits from Allstate and from American Fidelity and was denied benefits by each company. She then made application to the State of Michigan for no-fault assigned claims plan benefits and the claim was assigned to defendant-appellee Aetna Casualty & Surety Company. Aetna paid plaintiff weekly benefits, but refused to pay plaintiff's medical expenses. Hawkins thereupon filed the instant action against all three defendants, seeking payment of her medical expenses. The motion to intervene by Attorney General Frank J. Kelley and the Michigan


Department *606 of Social Services was granted by the trial court because the motion alleged that plaintiff's medical bills had been paid by Medicaid.
After a bench trial, the trial court found that Hawkins was an "occupant" of the Pontiac at the time of the second accident. The trial court issued a partial summary judgment on the issue of coverage in favor of plaintiffs and defendant Aetna against Allstate. A partial summary judgment of no cause of action was entered on behalf of American Fidelity and Aetna as to Hawkins' claims. The final judgment was entered on June 11, 1982, fixing the amount of damages. It is from this judgment that Allstate appeals.
On appeal, Allstate argues that the trial court erred in holding that Hawkins was an occupant ofMOSCOW (Reuters) - President Vladimir Putin discussed the conflict in eastern Ukraine with German Chancellor Angela Merkel and France’s Emmanuel Macron in a phone call on Tuesday, the Kremlin said.

The Kremlin said the call focused in part on the change of leadership in Kiev after Volodymyr Zelenskiy was elected president last month.

Germany, France, Ukraine and Russia have held four-way talks in a bid to resolve the conflict in eastern Ukraine between government forces and Russian-backed separatists that has killed 13,000 people since 2014.


Sri Lankan News Updates with Discussions

Country’s economy on the brink of collapse: MP

The country’s economy was on the brink of collapse with the US Dollar exchange rate reaching Rs.180, Mahajana Eksath Peramuna (MEP) Leader Dinesh Gunawardena said.

The Parliamentarian was speaking at a press conference recently held at the MEP Headquarters at Maharagama.

If the Rupee were to depreciate any further, it would disrupt the livelihood of the nation, he said.

Although the government had one and a half years more to complete its term of office, its actions did not win the confidence of the public, the MP said; even when an alleged conspiracy against President Maithripala Sirisena and former Defence Secretary Gotabhaya Rajapaksa came to light, the government was slow to take action.

MP Gunawardena said that most proposals madeby the United National Party in the coalition government had been criticised or rejected by President Sirisena.

The country was facing a trade deficit as imports were in excess while exports dropped, he said, adding that although the government had pledged to set up a Volkswagen factory at Kuliyapitiya, as well as provide free Wi-Fi, they had not yet received any foreign investments.

The Board of Directors of the Bank of Ceylon and the People’s Bank had been made to resign from their posts. Such action would result in the loss of investor confidence and would aggravate the prevailing economic crisis, he added.


of the project; he was the primary author of this manuscript. CM was heavily involved with the planning, implementation, and management of the research project and assisted in the writing of this manuscript. MC was involved with the development of the research project in question, participated in key decision-making processes, and assisted with the writing of this manuscript. DH was responsible for all laboratory aspects of the study; she advised with the choice of tests used and oversaw the administration of these tests and interpretation of results. VA is the City of Cape Town Health Department sub-district manager responsible for the clinic in question; she was responsible for the changes made in the clinic during the course of this study and assisted with the writing of this manuscript.spent by the two million smallest donors combined." This disparity exemplifies exactly what Sanders and other critics of the current campaign finance system mean when they describe how a "rigged economy"—which has created such an unequal distribution of wealth—is also corrupting the U.S. democratic system.

With Sanders as the only candidate to opt out of the super PAC system for 2016, his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton and the numerous candidates in the Republican field have reaped the financial rewards of these mega-donors.

As Politico reports:

Its analysis of the top 100 donors, Politico explains, includes "contributions to super PACs through the end of 2015 that were disclosed to the Federal Election Commission, combined with analysis by the Center for Responsive Politics and an estimate of average small donation size ― $75


that day, she boarded a Trailways bus in Montgomery, Alabama with 11 other young Freedom Riders bound for New Orleans – and history. Within three months, approximately 300 other riders took up the mantle to desegregate buses, following the path of the first brave few. Mobs bloodily assaulted many. Others were arrested shining a light on a brutal, segregated South. Breach of Peace is based on true accounts of surviving participants of the Freedom Rides as well as many other individuals involved in the early struggle for African-American equality.

This solo-play is a living monument to those remarkable young men and women of various races, religions and backgrounds who rose to face the dangers of fighting for just and equal treatment for all.said. "I don't see any evidence" that Obama's economic team is standing behind that.

ON THE day after Tuesday’s electoral loss, the Obama administration brought an unfamiliar face to the White House - Elizabeth Warren, the Harvard Law professor noted for her staunch advocacy on behalf the middle class and fierce criticism of the bank bailouts. Perhaps the administration will take a more aggressive approach to Wall Street, along the lines of what Warren wants. But for Democrats to truly take ownership of the economic crisis, Warren will need to play a more prominent role. Not just her ideas, but the force of her personality is needed.

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As chairwoman of the TARP Oversight Committee, she’s been responsible for examining the bank bailouts and the regulatory response. Warren has vocalized the


a special public session on Thursday, which some expect could bring a highly-anticipated campaign finance decision, Rep. Alan Grayson (D-Fla.) is circulating an online petition opposing the decision, which is expected to undo limits on corporate spending in federal campaigns.

Grayson said he would personally deliver the signatures to the court in the morning.

"We're trying something new -- usually the only petitions the Supreme Court sees are petitions for writ of certiorari," Grayson told HuffPost. Asked where he got the idea, he said, "It's in the Constitution. The First Amendment guarantees the right to petition the government for a redress of grievances."

Progressive good-government groups worry that the Supreme Court seems poised to unleash a flood of corporate money into federal campaigns. The case stems from the Federal Election Commission'sdecision not to allow a conservative group called Citizens United to air ads for an anti-Hillary Clinton movie during the 2008 election season. The ads, the FEC reasoned, constituted unlawful corporate electioneering. The Supreme Court is questioning the constitutionality of the FEC's decision.

h/t to Dusty Crickets in comments.

Update: Shoulda checked the news first :

By a 5-4 decision, the Supreme Court on Thursday rolled back restrictions on corporate spending on federal campaigns. The decision could unleash a torrent of corporate-funded attack ads in upcoming campaigns.

"Because speech is an essential mechanism of democracy -- it is the means to hold officials accountable to the people -- political speech must prevail against laws that would suppress it by design or inadvertence," wrote Justice Anthony Kennedy for the majority.

In his dissent, Justice


not only to impact the export-sensitive economy of China, but to create a systemic problem for what it means to have products of any variety sourced in China, an issue that could cause problems for an untold number of American and European consumer-product companies, as well as the retailers they serve.

In a series of television ads that started late last year with limited runs on CNN Asia, and now spreading to various media outlets around the world, Beijing seems to have acknowledged these fears, with a new ad program defending what it means to be "Made in China". The new ads go by the tag line "Made in China, Made with the World".

I mentioned this back in December but it's worth keeping track of their efforts. I believehigh-protein feed additives was a hot field among scientists about 10 years ago due to shortage of animal fodder in the country at the time.

From that time, it's hard to define the exact role that scientists played in the evolution of the melamine scandal. Yet scientists certainly contributed to it by developing unsafe protein alternatives. Many Chinese are now calling on scientists to examine their conscience before making profits at the expense of public safety.

The CAS may not have invented melamine additives. However, it still owes the public an explanation as to why it developed - and continues to develop - feed supplements that food experts say are dangerous for human health.

The melamine saga and the reactions from relevant parties, including scientists, the government and the related companies,


shows a system that continues to shirk responsibility rather than taking efforts to avoid similar incidents happening again.

Without effective supervision and sound accountability, China's food scares are far from over.

It's not just animal feed. Earlier quote in the article: (my bold)

But scientists say warnings signs were apparent as early as last year when melamine in Chinese-made pet food killed house pets across the United States.

"You can't separate the food supplies of animals, pets and people," Marion Nestle, a public health professor at New York University and author of the recent book Pet Food Politics: The Chihuahua in the Coal Mine, told the Washington Post. "That's an enormous warning sign that if something wasn't done immediately to clean up the food safety problem, this would leak into the humannetwork infrastructure.

It's not that this man is doing anything different than lots of other Chinese companies ... it's that he got caught. 400 HUNDRED seizures? The Chinese government has to really work hard to be that blind ....

Chinese doctors routinely hand out multiple doses of antibiotics for simple maladies like the sore throats and the country's farmers excessive dependence on the drugs has tainted the food chain. Studies in China show a "frightening" increase in antibiotic-resistant bacteria such as staphylococcus aureus bacteria, also know as MRSA . There are warnings that new strains of antibiotic-resistant bugs will spread quickly through international air travel and internation food sourcing.

Rather than gutting the Treasury for the benefit of his buddies. The rewriting of Bush's legacy is in full swing.

Steve Benen of


coined by Bruce Blumberg, a leading researcher on the issue. A recent Newsweek story illustrates the increasing body of evidence that links these chemicals to the body’s metabolism.

Friday, January 15, 2010

Sophie is seen 15 seconds prior to the start of the earthquake, looking sharply at the floor and dismissing it. About 15 seconds later she again looks sharply at the floor and bolts to the other end of the room when the rumble starts, trying to locate her owner -- who is not the first person out the door, but the third person out,Jessica. Sophie can be seen directly behind Jessica as her back and tail graze the lower right-hand corner of the screen in the first segment. In the second segment Sophie spotted Jessica coming from thethey find objectionable?

Net neutrality means no discrimination: It prevents Internet service providers from speeding up, slowing down or blocking Web content based on its source, ownership or destination. It's time to make net neutrality the law once and for all.

Iraqi security forces have launched a wide campaign in Sunni Muslim-dominated neighborhoods of Baghdad and towns and cities to the north and west of the capital.

The campaign is said to be the widest by the government in years and has led to an exodus of people to the Kurdish north.

The campaign comes as the country gears for national elections in March.

The summary arrests have fuelled anger in these areas and raised fears of popular unrest at a time the government finds it extremely hard to reinstate law and order.

In


Baghdad most of the arrests have taken place in the restive township of Abu Ghraib, home to the notorious Iraqi prison bearing the same name.

Parents and relatives said they have no idea where the security forces are keeping their beloved ones. They said officials told them all those arrested will remain behind bars until after the elections.

Officials speaking on condition of anonymity said hundreds of young people have been taken away from Tikrit, Anbar and Mosul.

They said popular discontent was apparent in the restive city of Mosul where rebels fighting U.S. and government troops are quite active.

Meanwhile, there has been a separate sweep against members of the so-called Awakening Council, Sunni militiamen who had joined U.S. troops in fighting al-Qaeda.

The war Bush and Cheney started still has peopleTime to dust off the old excuse of "I read it for the articles."

Playboy is reversing its stance and is including nude photos in its magazine once again. This follows the surprising announcement in October 2015 that it would be eliminating nude photography altogether.

Cooper Hefner, the magazine's chief creative officer and son of founder Hugh Hefner, tweeted the news on Monday saying it was "a mistake" to remove nudes from the magazine. The news comes a year after Playboy debuted its first issue without nude photos.

Playboy enters non-nude era: Sexy but 'safe for work'

"I'll be the first to admit that the way in which the magazine portrayed nudity was dated, but removing it entirely was a mistake," Hefner said in a tweeted statement. "Nudity was never the problem


because nudity isn't a problem. Today we're taking back and reclaiming who we are."

The official Playboy Twitter account tweeted out the latest cover for the March/April issue along with the hashtag "#NakedIsNormal."

Playboy announced in 2015 that the last issue containing nude photos would be in February 2016. The announcement was met with shock and criticism, seeing that nudes had been a mainstay of the magazine since its debut in 1953.

Some felt that Playboy made the move in order to distinguish itself from the pervasiveness of online pornography.

The latest issue of the magazine will also bring back old brands from Playboy's glory days such as "Party Jokes."

The publication also removed the tagline "Entertainment for Men" from the cover.

"Playboy will always be a lifestyle brand focused on men's interests, butIndividuals Who Came to the United States as Children,” permitting certain individuals who met several guidelines to request consideration of deferred action on removal for a period of two years, subject to renewal, and eligibility for work authorization. Under this memorandum, an individual was permitted to request DACA if he/she:

Was under the age of 31 as of June 15, 2012;

Came to the United States before reaching his/her 16th birthday;

Continuously resided in the United States since June 15, 2007, up to the present time;

Was physically present in the United States on June 15, 2012, and at the time of making his/her request for consideration of deferred action with United States Customs and Immigration Services (“USCIS”);

Had no lawful status on June 15, 2012;

Is currently in school, has graduated or obtained


the United States,” directing federal agencies to “ensure the faithful execution of the immigration laws … against all removable aliens.” While then-Secretary of DHS John Kelly announced that DHS would no longer exempt classes or categories of removable aliens from potential enforcement, he did make an exception for qualified individuals requesting DACA and DAPA deferment. After some consideration, Kelly issued a memorandum on June 15, 2017 rescinding DAPA and the expansion of DACA, but left in place the June 15, 2012 memorandum establishing the original DACA program.

Following intense pressure from a number of states to rescind the June 15, 2012 DACA memorandum, Attorney General Sessions sent a letter to DHS, asserting that DACA “was effectuated by the previous administration through executive action, without proper statutory authority and withRedefinition of the location of the dorsal (motor) nucleus of the vagus in the rat.
The rostrocaudal extent of the preganglionic parasympathetics of the vagus nerve (DNV, the dorsal nucleus of the vagus, also called the dorsal motor nucleus of the vagus) was traced using the retrograde horseradish peroxidase (HRP) transport method. Labeled cells were found within, and both rostral and caudal to, the classically-defined DNV. Cell bodies of origin of the preganglionic parasympathetics of the vagus formed a continuous longitudinal, spindle-shaped column extending from an area rostral to the rostralmost border of the inferior olivary nucleus caudally through the nucleus commissuralis (NC) of the lower medulla, and continuing in an attenuated fashion in the dorsal commissural gray (CG) of the cervical spinal cord. The rostral quarter of this


cell column consisted of only a few cells lateral to the fourth ventricle in the mid-medulla. The middle one-half of the DNV cell column included the classically-defined dorsal nucleus of the vagus, located dorsolateral to the hypoglossal nucleus and lateral to the fourth ventricle rostrally, and located dorsolateral to the hypoglossal nucleus and the central canal caudally. In the caudal medulla, the caudal quarter of the cell column consisted of cell bodies in the NC. Scattered labeled cell bodies were found in the CG of the spinal cord, extending caudally to the C3--C6 level.change will not have an effect on the group's position as a terror group in Europe as the court will be given a few months to rebuild the file against Hamas with evidence that will enable the Gaza-based group to remain on the list of terror organizations.

Hamas was added to the EU's list of terror organizations in 2003 after a diplomatic effort led by Israel and the US.

Hamas celebrate 27th birthday. (Photo: Reuters)

A few months ago, the Court of Justice made a decision to remove the Tamil Tigers, a Sri Lankan terror group, from the EU's terrorist list because of similar reasoning. The court concluded that the file did not have sufficient legal evidence proving the group was a terror organization. However, as is expected in the case


of Hamas, the court gave the EU a window of time to re-submit its request and build a stronger legal file against the Sri Lankan group.

Hamas, aware of the case of the Sri Lankan group, saw an opportunity to remove itself from the EU's terror list which prevents all European nations from contacting the organization. Hamas appealed to the court on the same grounds as the Sri Lankan group and, as stated previously, will receive the court's decision on Wednesday.

According to reports from within Israel, some European countries, fearing the possiblity that Hamas would be taken of the EU's terror list, have already begun collecting intelligence information that could be useful in building a strong case against the group.

Israel, on its part, has a department dedicated to theresearch is showing that there are at least 1,500 seep sites — and probably a lot more. … They are all over the world, so the idea that they may provide an energy source is quite intriguing.”

Researchers first noticed tanner crabs bunching up around methane seeps in 2012 off the British Columbia coast. The crabs sifted through sediment at the bubbling seeps. Mats of bacteria form around the seeps and the crabs munch on those.

Underwater video shows methane building up below tanner crabs hanging out at seeps and eventually flipping them. The entertaining video drew researchers to wonder why the crabs were gathered around the seeps in the first place.

OSU teamed up with scientists from the University of Victoria in Canada. The National Science Foundation in the U.S.


risk prepare for what’s at stake as coastal oceans continue to acidify.

VISUALIZING IMPACTS OF OA TO LIVING MARINE RESOURCES IN CALIFORNIA

As a first step towards illuminating potential natural resource management solutions, Ocean Science Trust worked closely with scientists at UC Davis Bodega Marine Lab, the Ocean Protection Council and other partners to demonstrate the potential impacts of OA on important species and ecosystems in California. We undertook a synthesis of current scientific understanding and developed communications material for use by resources managers. The species included in the synthesis represent a diverse subset of species considered as ocean climate indicators, commercially, recreationally, and/or ecologically important. This list was selected by the project team and vetted and augmented by OPC, CDFW, and aquaculture representatives.

WORKSHOP: DEFINING OCEAN ACIDIFICATION HOTSPOTS IN CALIFORNIA

BuildingInformation bulletin from the Russian Federation Ministry of Defence regarding the status of implementation of the Memorandum on the creation of de-escalation areas (28 August 2018)

Observance of the ceasefire regime

Monitoring groups have continued to monitor observance of the ceasefire regime as part of implementing the Memorandum on the creation of de -escalation areas in the Syrian Arab Republic, signed by the Russian Federation, the Republic of Turkey and the Islamic Republic of Iran on 4 May 2017.

The Russian representative office of the Russian and Turkish Joint Commission reviewing issues related to violations of the ceasefire regime has reported 27 incidents of gunfire in the following Governorates: 14 in Aleppo, 10 in Ladhiqiyah, 2 in Idlib and 1 in Hama.

The Turkish representative office has reported one incident of gunfire


witness(es), Nicole Flores and Carl Adler. This No Contact Order shall remain in effect until the end of the criminal proceedings in the above-referenced cause number." Appellant's Appendix at 17. On September 30, 2003, the trial court entered an order, which stated:
The State of Indiana moves for a No Contact Order. Motion for No Contact Order granted as it relates to Nicole Flores and Carl Adler. Order per form. The No Contact Order is signed by the defendant and a copy is given to the defendant in open court.
Id. at 15.
On March 31, 2004, Hamed, Mike Carothers, and Joanquain Kelly went to the home of George Barron in Highland, Indiana. Hamed, Carothers, and Kelly knocked on the door. When Barron opened the door, Hamed, Carothers, and Kelly forcedwould be more silent in those poorly monitored systems. APT usually refers to a group, such as a government, with both the capability and the intent to target, persistently and effectively, a specific entity.

With the ultimate aim to cause an industrial accident, other incentives for hackers include money and control of infrastructure. Diaz added that some cyber attacks on Indian sectors or government are sponsored by other governments. His comments came a few months after the US intelligence community accused Russians of being responsible for the hacking that led to the leaking of damaging material which dogged Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton till the Election Day.

While Trump had openly accused Russia of hacking, Moscow refuted the accusations saying that it was a "tiresome witch-hunt". Recently, the Kaspersky Lab


commented that hackers behind US cyber attacks were hard to trace. Meanwhile, Vikram Kalkat, Business Development Manager, APAC at Kaspersky lab said that soon Internet of Things (IoT) will become a reality in India and it will become very important to take effective measures to check hacking.

"New technologies in IoT industry and developments in IT will compel all to rethink industrial cyber protection," added Kalkat. He noted that patchwork and partial solutions would be unable to handle the sophistication of a cyber attack that can cripple the infrastructure. In 2016, hackers also disrupted the Korean transport system, American DAM and Swiss water company. The same year also saw a malware-related security breach following which the State Bank of India (SBI), HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, Axis Bank and YESPesticides in Pet Products: Why Your Dog or Cat May Be at Risk

Last June Diane Bromenschenkel applied a flea-and-tick product to her English pointer, Wings, so the dog wouldn't get ticks while hunting pheasant in the tall grasslands of western Idaho. Wings, a healthy five-year-old with a sleek white coat and a chocolate brown mask, enjoyed long walks in the woods, bacon treats, and burying things in the yard. But three months after the pesticide was applied, the animal was dead.

It was just hours following the use of the product that Bromenschenkel knew something was wrong. She noticed her dog walking around in a daze. Wings was unresponsive. On the advice of her veterinarian, Bromenschenkel tried to wash off the treatment —Bio Spot Spot On Flea and Tick


Despite the best efforts of Bromenschenkel and Pence, however, the damage was done. In September, Wings' kidneys failed and Bromenschenkel made the difficult decision to put her dog to sleep. In days Wings had gone from a healthy dog, running alongside horses in the Owyhee Mountains, to an emaciated wreck, chasing phantom birds in the kitchen. "What's so terrible about it is that if you had known, you would never have used it," said Bromenschenkel of the Bio Spot.

The Debate Over Pyrethroids

Wings died three months after being treated with Bio Spot flea and tick drops; her vet thinks the product damaged the part of Wings' brain responsible for hunger and thirst. Credit: Diane Bromenschenkel. Bio Spot contains a 45 percent solution of the active ingredient permethrin, a synthetichas approved all spot on treatments, but the agency has a history of approving pet products in the past only to pull them from the market later. The EPA approved the use of chlorpyrifos products, cancelled for use on pets in 2001; diazinon products, cancelled for use on pets in 2001; and phosmet products, cancelled for use on pets by 2004. The products were approved, defended aggressively by the chemical industry, and then yanked off the market. They were largely replaced by pyrethroid products, which are generally thought to be less acutely toxic.

Even pyrethroid pet products, however, have been approved and then pulled. In 2000, the EPA received a rash of reports from cat owners concerning Hartz Mountain Corp.'s Advanced Care Once a Month Flea & Tick Drops


for Cats, a spot on treatment containing the pyrethroid d-phenothrin. The agency received reports of cats losing their hair, salivating uncontrollably, experiencing tremors, and sometimes dying. Judy Van Wyk of Rhode Island filed a lawsuit against Hartz in November 2001 on behalf of pet owners whose cats had reacted to Hartz cat drops. The complaint alleged that "Hartz has also known since at least March 2001 that adverse reactions in cats to the Drops is a common problem." The suit was voluntarily withdrawn in November 2002, which may indicate an out-of-court settlement, but neither Hartz nor Van Wyk would comment on the case.

Three years later, after the company and the agency experimented unsuccessfully with stronger warning labels, the EPA entered into negotiations with Hartz Mountain Corp. and thewar - which some see as a war against U.S. shale - caused amid the coronavirus outbreak that had already pressured oil prices. One is the very nature of the shale oil industry. Another is its reliance on debt financing. A third reason is the changing attitude of investors, which has affected the industry’s strategy significantly.

Related: Giant LNG Projects Face Coronavirus Death Or Delay The shale oil revolution was hailed as a game-changer, and it was a game-changer. A shale oil well takes a lot less to start returning the investment made in it than many conventional wells: two to four years versus up to seven to 12 for offshore wells. But in this advantage of shale oil lies a disadvantage as well. Fracked wells deplete much more


were happy to lend money to shale drillers while wells were yielding above expectations. Unfortunately, now the tables have turned and many wells are now falling short of yield expectations, shaking banks’ happiness with the shale industry, as the Wall Street Journal reported last year. But there are also debts to be repaid and limited cash, which makes the situation quite difficult for many shale producers.

No wonder then, that there were forecasts for a slowdown in production growth even before the latest global developments. Analysts expected a slowdown from the start of this year before the coronavirus outbreak hit and before Saudi Arabia declared a price war on Russia. As Reuters reported in January, the slowdown would be prompted by continued investor insistence on returns rather than growth.

Inof which came after contact. He broke 10 tackles on 29 carries, once again running with incredible ferocity and determination and carrying Miami to an upset win within the division over Buffalo, ending the second-longest win streak in the league in the process. Ajayi looked like a force when we visited Dolphins camp this offseason, but now we are finally seeing that in action on the field.

2. Chandler Jones, OLB, Arizona Cardinals

With a 6-6 tie the result in Sunday night's Seahawks-Cardinals matchup, it’s likely we’re going to see some Cardinals and Seahawks defenders appear on this list this week. Jones rushed the passer 37 times, notching a sack, hit and six pressures, and forcing a fumble from Seahawks QB Russell Wilson in the process. Jones has been one


of the standout performers of the season for Arizona, and was once again dominant against Seattle’s problematic offensive line.

3. Malcolm Butler, CB, New England Patriots

Last season when Butler went up against Steelers WR Antonio Brown, he gave up 151 yards and a touchdown, allowing a catch on 10 of the 11 passes thrown his way. This week he had the same 11 targets when covering Brown, but allowed only five catches, no touchdowns, picked off a pass himself and broke up three of the incompletions. Landry Jones being at QB for the Steelers instead of Ben Roethlisberger, who was out due to injury, certainly aided Butler's cause, but this was a far more accomplished performance in New England's win. Butler currently ranks in the top 10 of PFF'scornerback grades.

4. Julio Jones, WR, Atlanta Falcons

This was one of the games where the Falcons fed Julio Jones, and leaned on him to carry the offense in the loss to San Diego. He was thrown at 15 times, catching nine for 174 yards, including some tough contested catches over defensive backs. He was also inches away from another couple of big plays with players like Chargers CB Casey Hayward barely succeeding in forcing him out of bounds before he got a second foot down. Jones beat five different defenders for catches. Jones is currently the runaway leader among wide receivers in PFF's yards per route run metric (available in Premium Stats):

5. Andrew Luck, QB, Indianapolis Colts

Luck is back to his best after a disastrous 2015 season that ended


the game-ending one that was lofted right to him as the receiver and QB Case Keenum were on different pages. When thrown at, Rodgers-Cromartie gave up a passer rating of just 16.1.

9. Jacquizz Rodgers, RB, Tampa Bay Buccaneers

The 49ers defenders actually held up OK in the run game against the Bucs blockers, but Tampa Bay ran riot in their win over the 49ers thanks largely to Rodgers. He ended the game with 154 rushing yards on 26 carries, racking up 106 of them (68.8 percent) after contact, breaking four tackles in the process. Rodgers ran hard all game long and gave the Bucs a great platform to work from.

10. Rob Gronkowski, TE, New England Patriots

Catching all four passes thrown his way in New England's win, Gronkowski ended theLOOKOUT MOUNTAIN — At about 7,000 feet above sea level, the view from Lookout Mountain is stunning. On Monday morning, Isabel Spradlin and her brother, Tony Spradlin, will likely only have to share the vast summit with a few other people as they watch the moon pass in front of the sun, casting a large shadow on an expansive piece of Oregon wilderness.

“(I wanted) to not be in a crowd, and I wanted to be as high up on a ridge as possible,” said Isabel Spradlin, 37.

The two were the only ones who had backpacked up from the trailhead in the Ochoco National Forest by Friday afternoon.

Their campsite about a mile up the trail left them just 3 miles from the summit — close enough for a quick


hike early Monday morning.

The two were among a handful of people who set out late in the workweek with the hopes of viewing the eclipse away from the masses. Oregon is expecting around 1 million visitors to visit the state for the eclipse, which would draw more tourists than any other event in state history.

Isabel Spradlin, a massage therapist in Portland, was eager. She is an avid hiker and has always wanted to see a full solar eclipse. For company, she roped in her little brother, who begrudgingly agreed.

“I have no interest in the eclipse,” said Tony Spradlin, a 36-year-old flight attendant. “This is just my first time camping and my sister is teaching me how to do it.”

He may be a novice, but he is in goodparties — while Buckman sells books and Lancaster is a graphic designer.

Forteza proposed the idea of going to view the eclipse, and the trip to Lookout Mountain was the entire group’s first time in Oregon, and they were enjoying seeing the state. Forteza said she has always been into celestial events, and has for years had a poster showing all of the eclipse paths in the United States. She was excited for a chance to see it in person.

Lancaster picked the place after looking on backpacking websites. On Friday, they said they were planning to further explore the mountain to find the best location to view the eclipse.

None of those on the mountain knew they were driving the route to the massive Symbiosis festival a couple of miles


The relegation race in the Liga MX this 16/17 season has been intensifying with only two weeks left of the regular season. There are currently three teams involved with Chiapas, Monarcas Morelia and Veracruz all fighting to remain in the top flight of Mexican soccer.

Out of the three teams, Veracruz is the only franchise to have suffered relegation in its extensive history. The ‘tiburones’ have relegated four times in its 74 years of existence, the most recent time coming in 2008. Here is a look back at that 2007/2008 season that marked the downfall of the ‘escualos’.

Nery Alberto Pumpido began as the head coach in the Apertura 2007 competition to try and lead Veracruz in a contested relegation battle with Puebla and Tigres UANL. Pumpido had come inwith some experience managing in the Argentine league and with Tigres UANL from 2003-2004. After Pumpido was not cutting it with eight losses in 11 games, Veracruz decided to hire another Argentine manager in Antonio Mohamed. “El Turco” took over in week 12 of the tournament and ended with a short spell at the club. Veracruz finished off the Apertura competition decently getting two wins, two draws and two losses under Mohamed.

While the numbers seem good on paper, the Argentine manager was at the helm during one of Veracruz’s worst losses ever. In week 16 of the Apertura 2007, the ‘escualos’ visited Pumas UNAM at the Estadio Olimpico Universitario. The game ended in an unbelievable 8-0 loss for Veracruz and marked the start of the downfall for the


franchise. Ignacio Scocco and Esteban Solari played a huge role in the game for the Mexico City side scoring two goals each. A young and promising, Pablo Barrera who was set for a move to Europe also contributed with two goals of his own in the encounter.

Veracruz did finish the 2007 Apertura tournament with a promising 3-2 win over Tecos UAG but finished in penultimate place on the relegation table just ahead of Puebla. Antonio Mohamed remained as the manager at the start of the Clausura 2008 competition. But “El Turco” did not last, losing against Monarcas Morelia and Atlas and then being fired after just two weeks into the tournament. Miguel Herrera stepped in as Mohamed’s replacement at Veracruz in week 3. “El Piojo” started out withhalf impressively and they shot seven unanswered points to go two points up after fifteen minutes, and Davitts looked in big trouble. They showed tremendous character however and points from Conor Keane and Evan Ronane levelled the match before the alert Shane Treacy finished to the net after the Ballagh goalkeeper could only parry Ryan McLoughlin’s shot.

Ballagh fired over two points to narrow the gap to a single point but Shane Treacy had the final say with the final point of a great game.

This was a fine team performance with every Davitts player displaying great character after a slow start.

Davitts Juniors took on Crossmolina in their final Division 1D league game in Ballindine on Sunday but they were defeated, 4-15 to 3-10 after an entertaining match. The game


marked the return of Mark Ronayne after a long absence with a knee injury and he aquitted himself well. There also were first starts for Kelan Cosgrove and Liam Macken and they didn’t look out of place at this level. Daniel Huane, fresh from his County Senior Hurling victory for Tooreen, played a fine match at wing back.

Aidan McTigue, Shane Treacy and Josh Ronayne scored the three goals while Patrick Keadin played his first game in goals, and probably his last.

Crossmolina led by 1-8 to 1-3 at half time and were the sharper team throughout as some of the Davitts players struggled with the difficult underfoot conditions while others made sure the waterboys had a busy afternoon.

Davitts best performers were Gerard McWalter, Tom Corless, William Freeley, up tohis retiral with a leg injury, Aidan McTigue, Ryan McLoughlin and his uncle Seamus Roche.

Davitts retained their Senior Championship status in emphatic style in Bekan on Saturday night after a thirteen point defeat of Ballinrobe. The game was played in terrible conditions but Davitts played some superb football as Ballinrobe made the drop to the Intermediate Championship for next season. The damage was done in the first half as Davitts, in devastating form, took the game by the scruff of the neck from the start and built up a 3-10 to 1-1 lead by the break.

A razor sharp Michael Conroy opened the scoring in the third minute with a point and the same player buried a goal a minute later. Ronan McNamara fired over a long range free


the young Ballinrobe side. Josh Ronayne and Evan Ronane added points before the break to leave Davitts ahead by 3-10 to 1-1 at halftime.

Ballinrobe came out fighting in the second half and Kevin Quinn pointed in the 4th minute. Their cause was not helped by the sending off of midfielder James Murphy in the 10th minute but they showed great character and Evan O Brien added three points to their tally as Davitts were content to sit on their big lead. Josh Ronayne fired over three fine points in the 27th, 30th and 31st minutes for Davitts before Kevin Quinn kicked the final score of the game for Ballinrobe.

Davitts whole defence marshalled well by Colm Boyle were very impressive. Ronan McNamara, Josh Ronayne, Andrew Peters, Evan Ronane andMichael Conroy were very effective, especially in the first half.

Ballinrobe had fine performers in Connor Keane, Evan O Brien, Kevin Quinn and James Murphy on a night when little went right for them.

Aghamore ensured their Senior Championship status for next season with a seven point victory over Davitts in this relegation play-off replay played in Ballyhaunis on Sunday. Davitts will rue the spurning of a number of first half scoring chances when they were dominating the midfield exchanges through the efforts of Ronan McNamara and Declan Healy.

Davitts had two early goal chances but Darragh Hunt, the Aghamore keeper, pulled off two superb saves in the opening two minutes, to deny Josh Ronayne and then Paul Carey. Davitts got off the mark with points from Andy Peters, Paul Carey


courtesy of the influential Alan Freeman (3) and Fergal Boland had Aghamore three up after twelve minutes. Michael Conroy pulled one back for Davitts but Fergal Boland cancelled that one out in the 18th minute. Two minutes later Davitts cause was not helped by the dismissal of corner back Padraig Mangan. Five well taken points from Aghamore’s Alan Freeman with Davitts only reply coming from Andy Peters, left the East Mayo men seven point victors and Davitts facing Ballinrobe in the relegation decider.

Davitts were beaten, 4-16 to 0-9, by a Micheal Forde inspired Ballycastle side in this Senior League Div 1D clash played in Ballindine on Saturday evening. Three goals in the last seven minutes of the game put a harsh look on the final scoreline of whatONE of New Zealand’s few rail engineering firms closed suddenly in late July.

A & G Price Ltd, in Thames, south-east of Auckland, built a number of steam locomotives and small diesel shunters for New Zealand Railways (NZR) and industrial users.

Preserved Price-built ‘V’ class bush loco, based on the American Heisler design (Price 148/1943), at the McLeans Island site of the Canterbury Steam Preservation Society, near Christchurch. On the left is Price-built diesel (150/1944), constructed for the New Zealand Airforce at the nearby RNZAF Weedons base. ROBERT SWEET

The company was put into liquidation with around 100 people losing their jobs.

The firm was founded in 1868 and had diversified into non-railway activities since the 1960s following the decline in railway business.

It was one of the few places preservationists in New


Zealand could obtain specialist castings.

There are six A & G Price-built ex-NZR steam locos preserved in New Zealand representative of each class of steam locomotive built by the company for NZR: (two A class, 1 Ab class, 1 Bb class, 1 Wab class and one Wf class).

Six of the bush tramway steam locos built by Price are also preserved, including the last steam locomotive built by Price, the ‘V’ class from 1943, based on the American Heisler design.

A number of the A & G Price-built ex-NZR Tr class diesel shunting locomotives are also preserved, along with small diesels built for industrial customers.

Read more News and Features in the September issue of The RM – on sale now!

Enjoy more of The Railway Magazine reading every month. Click here toWhen President John F. Kennedy traveled to West Berlin on June 26, 1963, he wanted to assure the people there—who were literally walled off from the eastern portion of their city by Communist Russia—that Americans stood with them. Ever the classicist, Kennedy drew from the ancient Romans’ statement of Civis Romanus sum “I am a citizen of Rome.” He wanted to convey that same spirit, but in German:Ich bin ein Berliner. But Kennedy, despite his quick mind and extensive world travel, was no linguist. So he had someone write it down phonetically, to ensure he pronounced it properly. Had it been his wife speaking that day, that would not have been necessary. When it came to languages, JFK and his wife, Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy, could not have been


more different. From when she was a child, Jackie loved languages, French in particular. An ardent Francophile, she named her poodle Gaullie, after France’s Charles de Gaulle, whom she later met as First Lady. Her year of study at the Sorbonne in Paris when she was in college cemented her command of the French language. Among the iconic moments of JFK’s presidency was the trip he and the First Lady took to Paris in 1961. Jackie was in her cultural and linguistic element. Her husband clearly was not. But his wit was as sharp as ever—he famously introduced himself at an official function as, “I am the man who accompanied Jacqueline Kennedy to Paris.”

Finding her campaign voice—in French, then Spanish As a Congressman from Massachusetts in the 1950s,Kennedy needed to be conversant in the politics of Southeast Asia, where the French then had a presence. Jackie, not yet his wife, translated the French research books for him. For Jackie, her affinity for other languages helped to transform her from a reticent campaign wife to a connector. She made her first campaign speech for Jack Kennedy, then up for re-election to the U.S. Senate, in 1958. And it was not in English: it was in French, to the members of the Worcester Cercle Francais, in Worcester, Mass. Her comment following the speech is a testament to the power of bilingualism. Delivering the speech in French was, she said, “not as frightening as it would have been in English.” (Bilingualism as a cure for shyness? It just


might be so.) The Worcester speech was the start of what became a potent arrow in the quiver of Kennedy’s presidential campaign two years later. In Milwaukee, Jackie spoke to the mostly Polish-descent audience in Polish, telling them in their heritage language that “Poland will live forever.” In New Orleans, she spoke in Cajun. Jackie was a polyglot, speaking also some German and Italian—and speaking Spanish fluently. She taped radio ads in French, Italian and Spanish, urging the listeners to vote for her husband. She also taped a TV ad, in Spanish. As the campaign entered its final, uncertain stretch, Jackie spoke to New York City’s Puerto Rican and Dominican constituents in their first language. Kennedy needed New York, and he took it. Jackie’s take on her multilingualMONTREAL -- Mohamed Ratni, a fugitive on the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) wanted list, has been arrested, according to the agency.

"This arrest highlights CBSA's commitment to protecting Canadians and keeping our communities safe," said Annie Beauséjour, CBSA regional director general of Quebec.

This is the second time the 44-year-old has been apprehended. The failed refugee claimant, with apparent ties to an Algerian terrorist group, was first arrested in 2012.

He spent 19 months in detention before the Immigration and Refugee Board (IRB) set him free under strict conditions; Ratni then promptly vanished.

“The Algerian national had a Canada-wide warrant for arrest and removal after being ruled inadmissible to Canada for violating the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (IRPA),” the CBSA states.

Since the 'Wanted by the CBSA' list was added to


Google honors Egilmez’s 85th birthday with doodle

ISTANBUL - Google celebrates the 85th birthday of Ertem Egilmez, a prominent Turkish film director, producer and screenwriter, with an interactive doodle on Tuesday.

The name behind some of the most popular films in Turkish film history, was celebrated with a doodle featuring a scene from “Hababam Sinifi”, a famous Turkish comedy film directed by Ertem Egilmez, and based on a novel by Rifat Ilgaz.

Ertem Egilmez, who died in 1989, was a Turkish film director, producer and screenwriter who shot legendary movies such as “Mavi Boncuk", "Sev Kardesim", "Yalanci Yarim", "Sabanoglu Saban", "Banker Bilo", "Sut Kardesler", "Namuslu" and "Arabesk”.

Doodles are made with the Google logo to celebrate holidays, anniversaries, and the lives of famous artists, pioneers, and scientists. The Google doodles demonstrate usuallyWork needed to progress gender equity

Significant barriers remain in the role of middle managers in progressing gender equity in the public service, according to a new report by researchers at Victoria University of Wellington, Massey University and Auckland University of Technology (AUT).

Published in partnership with the Ministry for Women, the report was carried out as part of a wider project and in light of recent calls to address gender inequity.

The team of researchers conducted interviews with senior executives and middle managers from four public service agencies in New Zealand.

Their report, co-written by Professor Jane Parker from Massey University, and Ruth Weatherall, now at the University of Technology Sydney, alongside Victoria University’s Dr Noelle Donnelly, Dr Julie Douglas and Dr Katherine Ravenswood from AUT, shows middle managers report ongoing


initiatives were often fledgling in nature, and many managers had limited knowledge of their scope, character and application,” she says. “These initiatives need to include both interim and long-term goals and benchmarks.”

The report also recommends creating improved resources and capabilities to support managers in their role as facilitators of gender equity initiatives in their workplaces.

The Ministry for Women welcomes the report, adding that it contributes to understanding the drivers of gender pay gaps within organisations.

The report was co-written by Professor Jane Parker from Massey University, and Ruth Weatherall, now at the University of Technology Sydney, alongside Victoria University’s Dr Noelle Donnelly, Dr Julie Douglas and Dr Katherine Ravenswood from AUT.Donate

The US F-22 Raptor fighter jets, which are used by the US Air Force in Syria, have started to lose its radar-absorbing coating.

The US F-22 Raptor fighter jets, participating in a military operation in Syria, have started to lose coating, hiding them from radars, the Aviation Week news portal reported.

The radar-absorbing coating on bodies of the aircraft warped and started to peel off. According to the US Air Force, climatic conditions in the area of usage of the warplanes are one of the reasons of this trouble.

According to head of the F-22 program of Lockheed Martin, John Cottam, the coating wrinkles and peels off due to the fact that it loses its hardness and turns into its original liquid state. He also noted that this process is accelerated


the admission of evidence regarding prior acts of violence allegedly perpetrated by defendant upon his former girlfriend, we reverse defendant's conviction and remand for a new trial.
The evidence presented at trial tended to show that on the evening of 21 September 2001, defendant, defendant's girlfriend Melanie Gammons, and Charlene Waller traveled together to the Challenger Sports Bar in High Point, North Carolina. Among those also present at the crowded bar that evening were Delores Vail and her sister Diane Lovern; Lovern's daughter Tracy Boone and Boone's boyfriend, Jeff Peele; and Mr. Spaul and Mr. Spaul's co-worker, David Moore.
Waller testified that after she, defendant, and Gammons played two games of a NASCAR-themed board game popular with the bar's patrons, they stepped outside along with Vail, and that Moore, whomshe did not know, then approached the group and "got in [her] face." Waller briefly went back inside the bar with Vail, only to re-emerge after Moore followed them inside. Waller testified that when she and Vail exited the bar the second time, they went around to the side of the building, where they encountered Michael Crane, and that they were soon joined there by defendant, Gammons, and Moore. Several witnesses testified that Moore had been trying unsuccessfully throughout the evening to speak with Vail, with whom he had been romantically involved several years earlier, and Waller testified that Moore was continuing to do so at this point.
According to the testimony of various witnesses, Mr. Spaul then came outside the bar and approached the group, just as a


to defuse the situation, but Mr. Spaul continued to follow the group and continued to behave belligerently towards defendant. Lovern, Moore, and the bar's owner each tried, to no avail, to get Mr. Spaul to desist.
According to Waller, Mr. Spaul then briefly re-entered the bar, but shortly thereafter he emerged with a bottle of beer and resumed calling defendant a "faggot." Mr. Spaul exchanged words with Waller and Gammons and then stated that he was going to hit Crane, who was standing next to defendant. According to the testimony of Waller, Lovern, and Peele, each of whom witnessed this portion of the fatal confrontation between defendant and Mr. Spaul, Mr. Spaul first struck Crane, and then defendant, in rapid succession with his fist, causing Crane to fall toforensic pathologist who performed Mr. Spaul's autopsy, testified that Mr. Spaul suffered eight sharp-force injuries inflicted with a knife. The most significant wound went "across the middle of the body and the right side of the neck ... [and] cut both of the carotid arteries," which, in Dr. Clark's opinion, caused Mr. Spaul to bleed to death. None of the other seven wounds were as significant, and several were described as "superficial" by Dr. Clark. In Dr. Clark's opinion, all of Mr. Spaul's injuries could not have been inflicted by a single swing of a knife, although some of the wounds were on a linear track.
Defendant testified at trial and admitted cutting Mr. Spaul with a knife he regularly carried, but only after Mr. Spaul repeatedly called defendant


because he was scared of Moore, who upon seeing Mr. Spaul prone and bleeding profusely threatened to kill defendant, and beat on Waller's car as the car pulled out of the parking lot. Defendant, Gammons, and Waller proceeded to Waller's home, where defendant showered and changed his clothes, which were stained with Mr. Spaul's blood. Defendant testified that because he feared the police would find him at Waller's house, the group was then driven to a motel by a third person, at which point defendant telephoned the bar and was informed that Mr. Spaul was dead. After contacting the High Point police department, defendant turned himself in at 5:00 p.m. the following afternoon.
*85 On cross examination at trial, the following exchange took place, with no objection from defendant:
Q.all but cannot say,
relying on the pink bloom nested in their bed
to offer a flicker at meaning.
And we, we go through their turnstiles,
twirling their ravishing plumage in the light
as their brothers and sisters whisper in the distant field.
They turn their weary fingers with such hard-earned purpose,
for they can hold so still, for as long as it takes
Herr Wind to summon its presence,

Which sends the mustard to pray, its bobbing bonnets
oscillating at the sky, and makes the ivy
fan the trees, throbbing with honoring, tells the new
oak shoots to reach beyond the who, what, where
they are in the soft persuasions of its breeze,

Yet the honeysuckle struggles, against the reminder
that summer's fat stillness will not be long, it
flails and gesticulates, thinking the recoil is who he is,
but calm returns soon enough,


and quiet nodding, the lightest
breeze caresses it like a bee hugs a strand of blossom,

And the cool current flows like a mountain stream,
effortless as the day, and silent except for the sighs
up and down the hillsides, of those who wait for it,
as for a cloud to lift from the sea over a distant golden island.

"This distinction," the wind says, motioning all around, "has no
relevance, except as the parts are forced into a mouth to sing
what they are, that is, not what I am, who attempts to be their
king. A king? As if the symphony I orchestrate is in my name,
as if my nurturing, invisible, has a result that redounds to my
credit — no, my power is in the withholding, creating time
the curse in the waiting."Both girls have suffered from severe vitamin deficiencies and medical and behavioural problems from their lengthy detention. Australian Border Force issued a statement to The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald insisting that Australia continues to uphold its international human rights obligations, and considers the best interests of children in its internal procedures and policies. Victoria's Commissioner for Children and Young People Liana Buchanan said the "deeply distressing" case showed why it was unacceptable to have any child in detention. Australian-born Tharunicaa has been locked up at MITA with her family since March last year when they were forcibly removed from their home in central Queensland, after Priya's bridging visa expired. Family friend Angela Fredericks told The Age and the Herald Tharunicaa had been breastfed when the family


was taken into immigration detention, but Priya's milk had soon dried up from the stress of detention.

In their first months of detention, the girls were allowed outside for only half an hour a day, Ms Fredericks said, depriving the girls of crucial vitamin D, which is vital for teeth and bone development. As the toddler's baby teeth grew, they soon turned brown. "It really has been since May this year that she started getting the infections," Ms Fredericks said. "It's been an issue basically since they've been down there [in Melbourne]. Both girls last year were treated for severe vitamin deficiencies, especially Tharunicaa." Priya and Nadesalingam with Tharunicaa.

A photograph taken by the family and sent to friends on Thursday morning shows Tharunicaa lying asleep in her father's armsraised with me so far illustrate just why it is the joint position of Australia’s Children’s Commissioners and Guardians that no child should be held in detention as a result of their immigration status." Since the family was put into detention, the community of Biloela has led a massive push to have the family released. A Change.org petition has garnered almost 200,000 signatures and the family's plight has received national media attention and protests outside Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton's office in Brisbane. Ms Fredericks, who knows the family from her church playgroup, placed a formal complaint with Victoria's child protection service about the girls' treatment earlier this year.

The Department of Health and Human Services has been contacted for comment. A spokesperson for Australian Border Force confirmed in


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By Phillip Whitten

LAUSANNE, Switzerland. Jan. 29. SLOVAKIA'S Martina Moravcova was easily the dominant swimmer on the 2000-2001 FINA World Cup tour which ended yesterday in Paris. The Southern Methodist University grad, who still trains in Dallas, finished first in eight events, earning $32,000. In previous World Cup competition, no swimmer had ever won more than five events.

FINA released the final rankings in the 10-venue World Cup short course series, in which, to be eligible, a swimmer had to compete in at least one meet in each "zone" — the Americas, Asia/Oceania and Europe –to be eligible for the overall rankings and win prize money. Very few swimmers met that criterion and, as a result, no prize money was


awarded in nine events.

Even more telling, full prize money–for first through third place–was awarded in only seven of 34 events. FINA's motive, which is to encourage top swimmers to compete in all three zones and make the tour truly a global event, is admirable. However, it is clear the criteria for being eligible to win overall prize money need to be revised. Traveling around the world for two months and competing in as many as ten two-day meets is both exhausting and expensive. It can also play havoc with a swimmer's training.

For each category the prize money was:
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$2,000: second place
$1,000: third place

The USA's Amy Balcerzak, who graduated from North-western University last year, was the second most successful woman on the tour, winning thre events, finishing secondVIDEO: College Party Dude Blasts Cop Car With Football… Cop’s Response Is EPIC

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Several dozen passengers pushed a train in Australia to help a fellow commuter, whose leg got stuck in between a carriage and platform.

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FILE PHOTO: Vital Kamerhe, leader of the Union for the Congolese Nation (UNC) party, attends a meeting with Congo's Independent National Electoral Commission (CENI) and observers from the Southern African Development Community(SADC) in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo, December 28, 2018. REUTERS/Baz Ratner/File Photo

Kamerhe’s arrest was a blow to President Felix Tshisekedi, who took power in January last year after campaigning on promises to clean up corruption, which watchdog groups said flourished under his long-serving predecessor, Joseph Kabila.

Tshisekedi’s spokesman, Kasongo Mwema, said: “The president does not comment on the decisions of the justice system.”

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out endemic corruption in Congo, but activists have criticised his government’s spending on a $304 million public works programme as lacking transparency.

Kamerhe, in particular, has faced scrutiny for his role in the spending on roads, bridges and social housing.

Kamerhe’s Union for the Congolese Nation (UNC) party joined forces with Tshesekedi’s Union for Democracy and Social Progress (UDPS) in the run-up to the December 2018 election. Tshisekedi promised to back the UNC’s candidate in the next election in 2023.

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New episode titled "Mindful Education" premieres on Thursday

Rebecca Sugar, the creator of Cartoon Network's Steven Universe animated television series, reposted a Tumblr post on Wednesday from Studio Trigger animator Takafumi Hori, who stated that he worked on the latest episode of the series, which premieres at 7:00 p.m. EDT on Thursday. The new episode is titled "Mindful Education."

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One of the big selling points going into this match was the potential for a shock, and boy did we get one. If before the match you said France were going to win, it would have been a surprise, but you might have believed it.

In the Pool stages, the All Blacks had looked decidedly vulnerable. They were dropping balls left and right and generally looking out of sync. It even looked like there might be some indecision about the starting team as so many big players were underperforming. But in the last 20 minutes of the match against Tonga, they claimed their own restart and seemed to finally get the memo that they were in a World Cup.

They kicked on from there and reached


of the breakdown gave Dan Carter and Ma'a Nonu the platform from which to weave some trademark All Black magic. They both took the ball to the gain line more than they have all tournament which meant the retreating French defensive line could not drift, and if they weren't perfectly aligned then they would break through the middle.

Once the line was split it was simply the X-Factor we have come to expect that resulted in some sumptuous tries. When Julian Savea went over for his first of three, there were four more black shirts running in wide channels waiting to support.

In the second half, Kieran Read finally played the way he did when he became IRB World Player Of The Year. When he lopes freely in the widechannels, you needn't assess the situation, you should merely expect a try. So frequently he takes the ball with Savea drawing the attention on his outside, and the constant inside options are put through a hole. When they hit their stride, it didn't matter who was in what position, they would have options on both sides running from depth that made it impossible to defend.

All Blacks' complete performance

In previous rounds, New Zealand have shown flashes of their simple handling and straight running lines, but more often than not the machine broke down and they relied on individuals to build the breathing space on the scoreboard. Their quarter-final was the complete performance, as individuals stood out, and all filled their roles.

Brodie Retallick was his monstrous best, heavily involved in


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Jerome Kaino had his best game for several months, repeatedly getting over the gain line, and Nonu was inspired showing his strength on several occasions but also his tools as complete centre. He kicked when it was the best option, and if carrying wasn't on for him, he shipped it wide.

Nakaitaci back to rampaging best

And when it got wide there was the issue of either Nehe Milner-Skudder's quite phenomenal footwork or Savea's power. Hehas seemed reluctant until now to use his "Lomu-esque" qualities, but once he put his foot down he stole the show. Noa Nakaitaci looked like he didn't want to be there all night, but when he brushed off Scott Spedding you realised he was back to his rampaging best.

As if that roll call wasn't enough, they then brought on the bench with the likes of Beauden Barrett who showed his incredible pace, and Sonny Bill Williams who couldn't help but ship at least one highlight reel offload.

In the first five minutes it looked worrying from a French perspective that they might not be able to compete with this New Zealand side. After about half an hour, the contest was, in effect, over. After the 65th minute they had