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Like Cicero or Socrates
Or, most of all, Ozonides -
Ozonides, who, on the day
When all the ramparts open lay,
And he was offered, to betray
His comrades who had run away,
Six hundred times his normal pay.
Spurned at the sordid lust of pelf
And simply ran away himself.
He then avoided serious harm
By hiding on a mushroom farm,
And kept a long and lonely tryst
Disguised as a mycologist;
Till fortune turned and freedom came,
And he emerged to lasting fame,
While all his friends were sunk in shame.

What coals to Novocastrians are,
To generals what caviare,
To Hecuba what divers he's,
Were mushrooms to Ozonides;
And, while a solemn oath he swore
That mushrooms he would taste no more,
His grateful countrymen decreed,
In token of his deathless deed,
A mighty mushroom, carved in stone,
Should stand, tremendous and alone,
Proclaiming to the tumbling seas
The glory ofis, the team needed more fan support, more corporate support and more ways to take revenue out of game days. During that time, negotiations between the Faths and the CanPL were ongoing.

The #YEGforCPL fan movement began, with supporters holding regular events throughout Edmonton to promote FCE and convincing people to put down commitment for season tickets if the Eddies returned. Meanwhile, FCE and the City began discussions on a new deal for Clarke Stadium, which called for an increase in capacity from 4,100 to 7,000, the ability to have naming rights and for FCE to be the primary soccer tenant. In its time in NASL, FCE was simply a tenant at Clarke Field, and often didn’t get first choice when it came to game dates. Minor football groups


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There goes another one. AOL is shutting down The Unofficial Apple Weblog, better known as TUAW, sources familiar with the situation tell The Verge. The company — which is also shutting down its gaming site Joystiq — is in the midst of a major reorganization, and is cutting back on media properties it deems as underperforming. TUAW’s run comes to an end on February 2nd.

TUAW comes to an end on February 2nd

Founded just over 10 years ago in December 2004, TUAW was acquired by AOL in 2005 when it purchased Weblogs, Inc., alongside other influential sites including Autoblog, Joystiq, and Engadget. TUAW currently has 11 editorial staffers, according to its about page. AOL CEO Tim Armstrong forecasted these changes during an earnings call back in November, stating thatwe going to stay? We can't stay at home."

Just at that moment, Yotsuba's ribbons stood upright and pointed skywards. She smiled as she asked everyone to follow her to an old playground. She set herself on the swings, having the dog sit on the one beside her.

"Come on buddy, here." Ichika comes over and gives the dog's seat a gentle push, just enough for it to rock back and forth. The dog didn't stay on it for long, jumping up at the girl and licking her face. "Oh, who's a good boy?"

The other three sisters sat on a nearby bench, Itsuki looking away with a hand over her eyes. "Itsuki-san?"

"Ah! Yes?" She turned back in surprise, wiping something from her face. "What is it?"

"You seemed troubled. Is something


wrong Itsuki?" Miku asks.

"I'm fine."

"It's because of those movies, huh?" Nino teases with a slight smirk. "Oh no! Not the dog~" She mimics Itsuki's voice, causing the fifth sister to blush.

"P-please stop!" She retorts, flustered beyond belief. It was at that time that Nino's phone got a text. She typed one back, having a conversation.

"Oh..."

Matsui and Maeda arrive a few minutes later, the former apologizing to the latter. "I can't believe you lost...Takoyaki?"

"Takoyaki? You named your dog Takoyaki?" Ichika chuckled as the puppy leaped up into Matsui's arms.

"Thank you. Where did you find him?" Matsui turned, the dog excitedly playing with her hair.

"Near Fuutarou's place. His sister brought him." Miku took Takoyaki's paws and played with them.

"So that old café we saw yesterday really was theirs." Maeda pipesup as everyone comes closer to play with the puppy. "Well, wanna play for a bit more? I brought his favorite ball."

Later: at the quint's house.

"Uesugi-san! We found the dog's owners! It was Maeda-san's!" Yotsuba says as they walk through the door, finding the tutor already set up with papers.

"Maeda has a dog? Who kn-ACHOO!" Fuutarou sneezed, causing everyone to stop. "What? Oh, look down." He points to everyone's clothes, tufts of Takoyaki's fur and dander stuck to them. They shared a small chuckle before getting changed and starting with the study session.


South Carolina safety J.T. Ibe has been granted a sixth year of eligibility by the NCAA and will be able to return for another season, Gamecock Central has learned.

Ibe joined the South Carolina program as a graduate transfer from Rice last offseason and started the first four games of the season at safety before missing the rest of the year with a knee injury.

Ibe collected nine tackles in the first three games, including a season-high five versus Georgia.

A Mansfield, Texas native, Ibe played in 32 games, making 26 starts, for Rice before his move to South Carolina.

The redshirt senior will likely figure heavily into South Carolina's safety rotation this season and compete for a starting spot.

*** Not a subscriber? Get in-depth and insider coverage of the South CarolinaUp on the newly whitened hills of Kiev’s Pechersk Lavra Monastery, life goes back a century or nine. Bearded, black-frocked men scurry across the grounds, gliding between the dozens of temples and administrative buildings. A skittish visitor stops one of the monks in his tracks, and rolls up his sleeve to reveal an arm covered in crusty lesions. He is shepherded to the monastery’s medical centre.

The Pechersk monastery gets its name from the peshchery, or the cave temples hollowed into the hills below. These contain scriptures, icons, and the relics of over a hundred saints, and are considered to be the spiritual centrepiece of eastern Orthodoxy. They survived Nazi occupation and various periods of Soviet persecution, including a time when the holy underground was turned into a museum


of atheism.

But representatives of the monastery, now notionally the headquarters of the Moscow-backed branch of Ukraine’s Orthodox Church, say they are facing the biggest challenge in their history.

Two developments – the momentous decision of Constantinople last month to grant autocephaly (independence) to the Ukrainian Orthodox Church, and the subsequent resolution of the Russian Orthodox Church to break with Constantinople – have made the monastery a religious battleground that mirrors the secular tensions between Russia and Ukraine.

In Kiev, the sides are barely keeping the peace.

On Thursday morning, a church that had been transferred to the Constantinople patriarch was reportedly attacked with Molotov cocktails. They didn’t explode, but Ukrainian authorities blamed Moscow. The Russian-backed wing of the Orthodox Church meanwhile says Kiev is targetting them in a campaign of “politicaldo here. Go home – to Russia.”

According to Kliment, that language insulted churchgoers.

“Our parishioners are not Russian, but Ukrainian citizens and they form the majority,” he tells The Independent.

The Russian-backed church certainly boasts the most congregations in Ukraine. It has approximately 12,000 temples open across Ukraine. Its nearest rival, the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the Kiev Patriarchate, which until last month was considered schismatic, has about half the number of congregations.

Right up until the Maidan revolution, the Moscow Patriarchate also boasted the largest number of individual followers.

But the bloody turn on the Maidan, the ongoing war in the east and other tensions may have also changed Ukraine’s religious profile. More recent statistics suggest religious Ukrainians are turning away from Moscow. According to one recent report, which is disputed


of the Russian-backed Ukrainian Orthodox Church (Kiev Church 1)

There is some confusion about the chronology leading up to the meeting, but The Independent understands the Ukrainian president first turned down an invitation to meet the bishops at their Pechersk monastery. He was, sources say, concerned by the possibility of a staged provocation. Instead, he offered to meet at the Ukranian House, a venue in central Kiev. The Moscow Patriarchate then held a synod that resolved not to go to the president’s suggested location, nor to join the new unified Ukrainian Church.

Archbishop Kliment told The Independent that the Russian-backed church was “open to dialogue,” but had rejected a meeting that had “no format or aim other than the acquisition of church property”.

Presidential advisor Rostislav Pavlenko said the suggestion thatThe Pagan Left

Thursday, August 11, 2005

Ante Diem III Idus August

This is one of the dies comitiales when committees of citizens could vote on political or criminal matters.

Hadrian became emperor this day in 117 AD, succeeding his adoptive father Trajan, who had just died.

August was originally called Sextilis, or the sixth month (after March). It was renamed in honor of Augustus Caesar, the most revered of the Roman emperors.

Dog Days endThis end of the ominous period associated with great heat and danger.

The Perseid Meteor ShowerSince 830 AD the Perseid meteor shower has been documented, appearing every year. It takes its name from the constellation Perseus where shooting stars appear and is associated with the Swift-Tuttle Comet.

Swift-Tuttle's orbit has been traced back nearly 2,000 years and is now thought to


be the same comet that was observed in 188 AD and possibly even as early as 69 BC. Back in the early 1990s, astronomer Brian Marsden calculated that Swift-Tuttle might actually hit Earth in the year 2026. More observations quickly eliminated all possibility of collision, but he that the comet and Earth might experience a cosmic near miss (about a million miles) in 3044.

Tiu Chen, Laying Down of Needles, Star FestivalOn the 7th day of the 7th lunar month, the Chinese honor the Weaver Woman who wove the robes of the deities. All needlework is admired on this day. Girls put a needle into a bowl of water and look at in the sunlight. They inspect the fineness of the shadow and the patterns it makes (of flowersor clouds) for predictions of the quality of their needlework. Threading a needle by the light of the moon brings a girl good look in needlework in the future.

At this time of the year, the star Vega (known to the Chinese as the Maiden) seems to cross the Milky Way (which the Chinese called the Bridge of Magpies) and join the star Altair (known as the Cowherd). The myth which explains these stellar movements tells about how the Cowherd and the Maiden were going to be wed. She was so happy she stopped weaving. The Sun-God ordered a flock of magpies to bridge the Heavenly River and ordered the Cowherd to cross to the other side. Now the two only meet once a year on this day, when


the Magpies form a bridge for the Maiden to cross. But she cannot do so if it rains, so women pray for clear skies. They also ask the Maiden for skill in needlework and make offerings to her of cakes and watermelons.

Tun Li-Ch'en has a slightly different version of this legend, which he says is often enacted as a play on this holiday. The Spinning Damsel (identified with the constellation Lyra) was banished from Heaven to earth where she met and married the Oxherd (identified with the constellation Aquila). When she was forced to return to Heaven, he tried to follow but was blocked by the Milky Way. Only once a year, when magpies form a bridge over the Milky Way, can they see each other again.

In Korea,they say that few magpies are seen on this night as they have all flown to the Milky Way to form the bridge for the two lovers. In the morning, they can be seen everywhere but they are baldheaded as the lovers walked on them the night before. Rain is expected on this night, usualy a light, warm rain, which are said to be the tears of the lovers: tears of joy at meeting, tears of sorrow at parting.

This is the fourth of the five big festivals of Japan. In the country, people decorate for this festival by placing freshly cut bamboo sticks into the ground in front of their houses, adorned with pieces of colored paper, inscribed with poems praising the Weaver Princess, which are written by


of cultural unity and central authority in Anatolia. Some holy men migrated to Anatolia, settled on mountains and empty crossroads and opened dervish lodges there. These institutions settled on empty land gradually became centers for culture, development and religious thought. In this manner, religious congregations spread everywhere, rules of morals, good breeding, attitudes and beliefs reached a high standard, knowledge and science were both produced and spread in these centers. The administration encouraged such holy men to settle in villages, and their educational activities gave them some privileges. As a result, even in the most desolate places in Anatolia, dervish lodges emerged, and with the effect of the education they provided, a common cultural structure began to form.

Haji Bektashi Veli was one of those figures who came toAnatolia from Khorasan with this purpose in mind. He was born in Nishabur, Khorasan in 1248, spent his childhood in Khorasan, and was trained in philosophy and social and positive sciences at Hodja AhmedYesevi’s school. After traveling to Iran, Iraq and Arabia, Haji Bektash settled in Sulucukarahoyuk in 1275/80.

At that time, Anatolia was under Mongol occupation, there was a severe social and economic crisis and fighting for political power. In that difficult climate, Haji Bektashi Veli settled in Sulucakarahoyuk, developed his philosophy and began to teach his students. His tolerance and human love based philosophy reached many people, and were taken up by them in the important center of Christianity of Cappadocia.

*Any road that doesn’t follow science, ends in darkness,*Give education to women,*Control on your tongue, hands and


assist Mother Earth.

St AttractaWhat a great name! She was an Irish saint--the Celtic version of her name is Araght--who lived in the fifth or sixth century. Attwater is coy about what miracles she performed saying only that they were surprising. An old tradition says that she received the veil from St. Patrick which would place her in the later part of the fifth century. She founded her convent at Killaraght (Irish, Cill Adhracht, the church of Attracta) in Sligo and another in Roscommon. (Killaraght lies between Monasteraden and Boyle and today it is the site of one of the outlying churches in Gurteen parish). Attracta is co-patron, with St. Nathy, of the diocese of Achonry and her cult has been very strong and durable especially in the westof Ireland.

Her name was at one time very popular among Irish girls and is still to be found. She was credited with exceptional powers of curing the sick and her convents were famous for their hospitality and care of the poor. The strength of the veneration in which she had been held for fourteen centuries was illustrated by the Act of Pius IX in 1829 when he person- ally authorised the Mass of St. Attracta on her feast day in Achonry diocese. Her feast is on 12th August and there is still a ‘pattern’ at her well in Clogher, Monasteraden, on that day.


Joshua Cohen works with troubled student loan borrowers.

What's surprised Cohen lately is the increasing number of gray-haired people walking in his doors with a problem: A portion of their meager Social Security benefits are being taken by the government to pay for old student loans they had mostly forgotten about.

It's a growing national trend. Last year, 156,000 Americans had their Social Security checks garnished because of student loans they had defaulted on. It's tripled in number from 47,500 in 2006, before the Great Recession. That's according to analysis done by the U.S. Treasury for CNNMoney.

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fuel. Defendant and Sharp sought $350,000 from the
investors to initiate operations at the refinery, and they made
specific representations (based on the joint venture
agreement) about how that $350,000 would be used. The
investors eventually decided to put their money into the
project in early 2008. Defendant never completed the
purchase of the refinery. Much of the money that he and
Sharp received from the investors was not spent on the Ghana
refinery project but was, instead, used to pay personal
expenses or funneled to family members.

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efforts on various biofuel projects in Chile. Defendant
conveyed to investors—some of whom had already invested
in the Ghana project—that the Chile projects would lead to

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Shadow Oak is a suburban community in the central part of the city of Thousand Oaks, California. The residential development is ideally located in the heart of the city close to the business center of town, various shopping centers, schools, and a nearby hospital. Families living in the area can enjoy the many family-friendly amenities, recreation centers, outdoor parks, and hiking trails spread throughout the neighborhood. The Ventura Freeway south of Shadow Oak provides residents with an easy access to other metropolitan regions of Los Angeles County. If you’re looking for a new home in the region, the neighborhood offers excellent move-in ready properties.

Real Estate in Shadow Oak is composed primarily of single-family homes that come in a variety of designs and architecture. Homes in the community typicallySummaryopen/close

Under the transient and turbulent conditions of the gold rush beginning in 1861, the Presybterian Church established its presence. The first services were held in open air at Gabriels Gully in July 1861 by layman Mr John Gillies. Donations were taken for the erection of a church, and in June 1862 Mr Bonard appointed missionary to the goldfields.

In 1863 Bonard was succeeded by T.S. Forsaith. By 1864 with the support of local congregation and the organisation of a soiree, enough money was raised to allow for the erection of a church building later used as a Sunday School, on the same section as the Church being considered in this nomination. The first permanent minister of the Lawrence Presbyterian Church was the Reverend Dr James Copland who was ordained


in May of that year, who served until 1871. Missionary to the Chinese Alexander Don was ordained at Lawrence in 1886.

It was during the ministry of J.M. Fraser from 1882-1888 that the present church was built. It was completed in 1886. It was opened by Dr Stuart of Knox Church in Dunedin in September 1886. The Cyclopedia of New Zealand (1905) described it as "substantial red brick building" with accommodation for 300 worshippers.

The congregation sold the church around 1994, as numbers declined. Its new owners intended to use it as a holiday home. In 1998 the church was severely damaged by fire as a result of an arson attack. The interior, roof, windows and floor were badly burnt. Work is underway to repair and restore the church.

In 2008,known as the 'Churrch' the building is fully restored and operates as a boutique retreat, with four bedrooms, two bathrooms and living spaces downstairs, with a further two bedrooms on the mezzanine level above.

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Historical Significance or Value

It is historically important representing the role of the Presbyterian Church in the goldfields era, as well as the contribution of that Church to the history and development of the Lawrence community.

The Lawrence Presbyterian Church has architectural significance, both as a Lawson Church, representing his work in the provincial areas in Otago as well as recognising its architectural contribution to the townscape of Lawrence - particularly its proximity to the former Post Office (Lawson 1866), and the Wardens Court (David Ross, 1875).

Spiritually it remained the focus for the Presbyterian congregation in


Lawrence for over 100 years, as an important site for the worship of that congregation.

The Lawrence Presbyterian Church reflects the importance of the Presbyterian Church particularly in the history of Otago and the important role that it played in the spiritual welfare and support of small communities such as Lawrence.

The Church is associated with prominent architect Robert Arthur Lawson, a pre-eminent church architect, who has made a strong contribution to the architecture of Dunedin and wider Otago.

The Church's gothic styling is representative of Lawson's churches and is a significant element in his design history which included other Presbyterian churches in the locality including the Tokomairiro Presbyterian Church in nearby Milton (1889) and the East Taieri Presbyterian Church (1870). In addition the proximity to Lawson's Warden's Court (1866) laterused as the Post Office adds to its significance as a representation of his designs.

The Church has a strong association with the Lawrence community, providing a place of worship for 108 years.

It also is a significant part of the wider Lawrence historical landscape, forming a significant element in the buildings dating from the early period of Lawrence's development and prosperity associated with the goldrushes.

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Lawson, Robert Arthur

Born in Scotland, Lawson (1833-1902) began his professional career in Perth. At the age of 25 he moved to Melbourne and was engaged in goldmining and journalism before resuming architectural practice. In 1862 Lawson sailed for Dunedin, where his sketch plans had won the competition for the design of First Church. This was built 1867-73. Lawson went on to become one of


the most important architects in New Zealand. First Church is regarded as his masterpiece and one of the finest nineteenth century churches in New Zealand.

He was also responsible for the design of the Trinity Church (now Fortune Theatre), Dunedin (1869-70), the East Taieri Presbyterian Church (1870), and Knox Church, Dunedin (1874). He designed Park's School (1864) and the ANZ Bank (originally Union Bank, 1874). In Oamaru he designed the Bank of Otago (later National Bank building, 1870) and the adjoining Bank of New South Wales (now Forrester Gallery, 1881).

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Physical Description

The Church was designed by prominent Dunedin architect Robert A. Lawson. Scottish born Lawson designed and superintended over the construction of over forty churches. He also designed the former Post Office (Lawson, 1866) on the opposite side ofColonsay Street. This church as with other Lawson churches was designed in gothic style on a notional cruciform plan , with a steeple at the southern end facing Colonsay Street. The tower has gothic arches to either side, with battlemented work extending to the end of the gable and terminating in small turrets on each corner.

The Church forms an important component in the group of heritage buildings sited on a prominent hillside overlooking the main street of Lawrence. These include the former Post Office (1866), the Warden's Court (David Ross, 1875) and the Lodge St George (Miller, 1878), as well as the nearby government buildings such as the postmaster's house, and the constable's residence.

Construction Dates

Original Construction1886 -

Other1998 - Damaged by fire.

Other2002 - 2008Restoration and conversion to a home.

Construction


Details

The Church was constructed of locally made red brick on stone foundations. It had contrasting cement horizontal bandings and trim, and a slate roof. It measured 38 ft (11.5m) on the Colonsay Street frontage, and was 64 ft (19.5m) deep. It was 65 ft (19.8m) high to the top of its spire. The interior joinery was of wood, using kauri, as well as red and white pine. There also decorative plasterwork. The Church was built for around £1,200 and seated 300.

The interior was remodelled and electric heating installed in the mid 1950s. The exterior was replastered in 1960. For the centennial celebrations of the founding of the Presbyterian Church in Lawrence in 1961 the interior was renovated, with the seating and positioning of communion furniture rearranged.

In 1998 thechurch was severely damaged by fire as a result of an arson attack. The roof, interior, windows and floors were damaged. The building languished for a period, with much local concern expressed about its condition. In 2003 the new owner began to repair and restore the Church, replacing the roof with corrugated iron.

Completion Date

7th September 2004

Report Written By

Heather Bauchop

Information Sources

Barton, n.d.

Henry H Barton, Lawrence Presbyterian Church, including Waitahuna and Beaumont - A History from the date of the first service in Gabriels Gully in 1861, Centennial Souvenir 1861-1948, nd

Dictionary of New Zealand Biography

Mayhew, 1949

W.R. Mayhew, Tuapeka: The Land and Its People: A Social History of the Borough of Lawrence and its Surrounding Districts, Otago Centennial Historical Publications, Dunedin, 1949

New Zealand Presbyterian

New Zealand Presbyterian

October 1886

Other Information

A fully referenced version


Atari 2600 Catalogs

Back in the heyday of the Atari 2600, most reasonably-sized game companies
produced catalogs to promote their games. It seems this is a lost art, as companies
rarely package in catalogs with console games these days. But back in the early
80s it was always a blast looking through the latest Atari
catalog to see what new
games you could convince (beg) your parents to buy for you. As the largest producer
of games for their systems, Atari also produced the greatest number of catalogs.
And, in our opinion, the greatest catalogs. Atari's catalogs were filled with
wonderful
art that made them a joy to leaf through. And their catalogs could take
a while to browse since some of them were quite
large. Activision also produced a good number of catalogs, from their early
days as the firstthird-party publisher with only six
titles, to their later times when they were also publishing Imagic
titles. Most other third-party companies only produced a single catalog, such
as Parker
Brothers. It's interesting to note that several third-party catalogs depict
games that were never
released, whereas Atari and Activision were much better about not picturing
vaporware.

We're someday hoping to build a complete library of catalogs. If you have any
catalogs that we're missing and wouldn't mind scanning them in, please
contact us as we'd love to hear from you!

This catalog features Fox's first four games for the Atari 2600, which were
the Sirius games that came in red
cartridges. Later Fox releases were based mostly on Fox television and movie
properties. The Coming Attractions page lists several games that never saw the
light of day, including 9 to 5, Six Pack, Entity,


Tough
Enough, and The Day The Earth Stood Still. This catalog also features
an offer for a free MegaForce movie poster (not that we're sure you'd want a
poster of this movie hanging in your room!)

This is one of Activision's earliest catalogs, and the earliest we presently
have on display at AtariAge (if you have an even earlier one, please
let us know!) This catalog displays Activision's initial six titles and
depicts the boxes with the black "A New Game Cartridge" stripe on
the bottom right corner. It appears when this catalog was released only four
of the six games were available, with Bridge
and Skiing
listed as being available in early 1981. Unlike Atari, Activision actively promoted
their designers, as evidenced by portraits and bios in their catalogs and game
manuals. In this catalog, Alan
Miller, David
Crane, Larry
Kaplan, and Bob
Whiteheadare featured. Gotta' love how those guys on the cover
are holding those Atari joysticks!

This Activision catalog features ten games, with two of them listed as "Coming
Soon" (Freeway
and Kaboom!).
The games at this point still all sport the "A New Game Cartridge.."
stripe at the bottom right corner of the boxes. The tag line for this particular
catalog is, "Beats The Real Thing." Hmm, you'd think they were competing
with Coca-Cola! This is the first Activision catalog to sport the rainbow Activision
logo. At this point, Activision still only has four game designers, Alan
Miller, David
Crane, Larry
Kaplan, and Bob
Whitehead.

In this catalog Activision's lineup increased two titles to ten, the new entries being Ice Hockey, and Stampede (both listed as "Coming Soon"). Unlike Activision's's previous catalog, on the cover of this one they include the two


bringing the total Activision title count to 18.
The new titles are Megamania
and Pitfall!,
both slated for a September 1982 release. This is the first Activision catalog
to feature the Activision
All-Stars Patches (nine patches are displayed in this catalog).

Activision moved from a black cover to red with this catalog, titled Fall,
1982. This catalog also features Activision's entry into the Intellivision
market, with Pitfall! and Stampede listed as titles for that system. The number
of 2600 titles available remains constant at 18, with Megamania
and Pitfall!
listed as coming October and September 1982, respectively (Pitfall! slipped
a month from the previous catalog). Two pages of Activision
All-Stars Patches (for eleven games in total) are listed in this catalog.
This is the first Activision catalog without portraits and bios of the Activision
designers, although they are still credited individually in thedescription
of each game. Between this and the previous catalog Activision's address changed
from Santa Clara to Mountain View, California.

Activision's Winter/Spring 1983 catalog and is blue in appearance, a
change from red of the previous
two catalogs. This catalog features 25 Atari 2600 titles and two Intellivision
titles. New games in this catalog are Dolphin (April 1983), Keystone Kapers
(April 1983), and Oink (March 1983). In addition, Activision
All-Stars Patches for 18 games are featured.

We're not quite sure how Activision derived their catalog numbers, as this
particular number was also used for this
catalog in 1981. This catalog, titled Winter/Spring 1984, only contains
listings for thirteen Activision Atari-related titles, nine for the 2600 and
four for the 5200.Contained within are descriptions for several ColecoVision
and Intellivision games as well. Activison's five Intellivision titles are relegated
to the back cover of this


catalog.

This is a simple, single sheet, black and white catalog produced fairly late
in Activision's support of the Atari 2600. This catalog proclaims games for
the 2600 and 7800, but in actuality there are only 2600 games featured, which
of course also work in the 7800. The exception is Space
Shuttle, which has a note stating 2600 Only. The back page has information
that can be used to order titles through a toll free number or through the mail
(the address being one for a company called Triton Products, in San Francisco).

This later Activision catalog covers a wide variety of systems Activision was producing games for at the time, including the Atari 2600, 5200, Atari 8-bit computers, Apple II, IBM PCjr, Commodore 64, and Colecovision. While many of the titles were produced for severalsystems, this catalog only contains four 2600 titles and six 5200 titles. Graphically this catalog bears little resemblence to Activision's 2600 catalogs, although it does share the same model number (AG-940-05) with two other catalogs (no we don't know why, but it is confusing!)

One of Activision's latest catalogs featuring Atari games, the title of this
1988 catalog is simply, Video Games For Atari 2600/7800. There aren't
any 7800-specific games listed in this catalog, although Activision would later
release 7800 versions of some of the games in this catalog. At this time in
Activision's life they were also releasing Absolute Entertainment and Imagic
games. Only a few of Activision's original slate of 2600 games are featured
in this catalog. This catalog also features an ad
for VideoGames and Computer Entertainment Magazine as well as a sweepstakes
for


quickly replaced by Shark Attack, an updated catalog was released to reflect the game's name change.

This is Apollo's third catalog, released as an update to their second catalog to replace Lochjaw with Shark Attack. The name was changed due to a lawsuit over the name’s similarity to the movie "Jaws". Outside of this change, the catalog is very similar to Apollo's previous offering. Additional changes include the removal of a star border around the Limited 90-Day Warranty box and a change of the copyright year from 1981 to 1982 on the back cover. The color of the background behind the description for each game is the same color as the label the cartridge was produced with (these are Apollo's original labels).

What is probably Atari's earliest catalog, it doesn'teven have an Atari part
number, which is unusual because nearly everything produced by Atari
had a part number. This catalog features only eight Atari 2600 titles and is
one of the smallest (in page count) catalogs Atari was to produce for the 2600.
This catalog makes no mention of the 2600 by name. On the back cover under the
Atari logo and name is the text Innovative leisure. Under that is the
phrase, More games. More fun. Artwork used in this catalog would survive
many iterations until finally replaced several years later in the CO16725-Rev.
D catalog. This artwork was expanded upon as new games were added to the
Atari lineup in later catalogs. If anyone has additional information about this
catalog, such as confirming that this was the original catalog for the 2600,
please drop us a


line!

This catalog uses the same cover artwork from the earlier Innovative
Leisure catalog, but with a red background. It features 15 titles (nearly
twice as many as the previous catalog) and has a chart on the back cover listing
all the games and the controllers each game requires. The Atari logo on the
back cover also features the text Innovative Leisure and the front cover
has the phrase, More Games. More fun.

This catalog continues the Innovative
Leisure theme, and is very similar to Atari's previous
catalog.. It features 20 titles, an increase if five titles over the previous
catalog. The back inside cover has a chart listing all the games and what controllers
each game requires. The Atari logo on the back cover also features the text
Innovative Leisure and the front cover has the phrase, More Games.
Moretitled A Guide to the Atari Stars
and is a booklet style format, unlike the later
Atari Stars catalog which is a poster. This may be the last of the large,
booklet style catalogs from Atari. Although the cover proclaims "70 Game
Program Cartridges" we only counted 45. We'll have to assume that Atari
meant there were 70 titles available at the time the catalog was printed and
they chose to only highlight 45. This catalog is pretty unique in appearance
compared to previous Atari efforts and introduces many games for the first time,
such as the Swordquest series and the Atari Kid's Library. There's
also a page of Coming Attractions that talks briefly about Swordquest Airworld.

This catalog is a revision to the previous booklet-style Atari Stars catalog. This catalog boasts the largest assembly of Atari 2600


titles that Atari would put together in a catalog. In future catalogs the 2600 would need to share space with Atari's newer systems, such as the 5200. There are many interesting things to note in this catalog, such as the section that describes the infamous Swordquest contest, a section about the Atari Kid's Library that includes information on several unreleased Sesame Street titles, and a mention of the unreleased game Swordquest: Airworld in the Coming Attractions section in the back of the catalog. Another interesting facet of the catalog is that the screenshot shown for Combat is actually a screenshot of the game Combat 2 that Atari would never release. And to top off the list of games in this catalog that would never be released, RealSports Basketballalso gets a mention.

This is an unusual catalog from Atari in that it features games and hardware for the 2600, 5200, and 7800. While there are several Atari catalogs that feature multiple systems, it's unusual to see three generations of Atari hardware depicted in the same catalog. There are over 70 titles pictured in this catalog, 32 for the 2600, 30 for the 5200, and 13 for the 7800. There are many titles shown that never saw the light of day, such as Dr. Salk's "Peek-A-Boo", Elevator Action, Garfield, The Last Starfighter for the 2600 and Rescue on Fractalus! for the 7800. Also, at this point Asteroids for the 7800 was still listed as 3D Asteroids. Some unreleased hardware is also described, such as the Computer Keyboard, High


Score Cartridge and 7800 ProSystem Game Adapter that would allow you to play 2600 and 7800 games on the 5200. The last page of the catalog features a description and a picture of the unreleased MindLink accessory for the 2600 and 7800 that would allow you to control games by sending "electronic impulses from your brain to the game console".

Yet another poster catalog from Atari (these seemed to be the norm in Atari's later years), this one features games from the 2600, 7800, and XE Video Game System. This catalog lists 133 titles in all, including 16 from the 2600, 20 from the 7800 and 87 titles for the XE Game System (of which many of these are third-party). Roughly the same amount of space is devoted toeach system, with the XE Game System touted as "The Ultimate System for the Advanced Game Player." The 2600 is listed as the, "World's Most Popular Video Game System" and the 7800's tag line is, "The State-of-the-Art Video Game System." Some hardware is also depicted, although nothing out of the ordinary.

This catalog, titled, "The Atari Advantage", was produced when Atari
introduced the 2600 Jr. in an attempt to capitalize one last time on the 2600's
early 80s popularity. This is the period that produced all the red-label
Atari 2600 games, including some licensed from Coleco (such as Mouse
Trap). Only one of the 40 games pictured never saw the light of day, Realsports
Basketball. This catalog featured a contest with the grand prize being a
7-day trip to California including a day at Atari


Headquarters to "see
video games designed." But in order to become eligible to enter an essay
writing contest to win the trip you first had to purchase 25 game cartridges.
In addition, purchasing games could net you free Atari T-shirts, game cartridges,
and discounts on Atari hardware.

There are two different versions of the Coleco catalog, one printed in Hong Kong and another in the US. This particular catalog was printed in Hong Kong. The only differences between the two catalogs are some changes in the game descriptions, and this catalog does not depict ownership of the original game as part of the title (for instance, "Zaxxon by SEGA"). The same nine titles are depicted in both catalogs. Of those titles, six were released and three were not: Lady Bug, Cosmic Avenger, andTurbo. All the games in this catalog are shown as being available for the Intellivision. It's interesting to note that the labels for the games on the front cover of this are obviously mockups, as they don't resemble the final artwork used for the production carts.

There are two different versions of the Coleco catalog, one printed in Hong Kong and another in the US. This particular catalog was printed in the US. The only differences between the two catalogs are some changes in the game descriptions, and this catalog depicts ownership of the original game as part of the title (for instance, "Zaxxon by SEGA"). The same nine titles are depicted in both catalogs. Of those titles, six were released and three were not: Lady Bug, Cosmic Avenger,


first seven
titles as well as Imagic's Video
Storage Center that allowed you to store your 2600 or Intellivision console
with games. There's also an offer to join Imagic's Numb
Thumb Club, which promised a poster, wallet card and the first issue of
Numb Thumb News.

This Imagic catalog contains twelve titles, seven of them for the 2600 with
the remaining five being Intellivision titles. In addition, Imagic's Video
Storage Center is displayed, as well as an offer for joining the Imagic
Numb Thumb Club.

This Imagic catalog contains fifteen titles, but only eight of those are for
the Atari 2600. The remaining titles are for the Intellivision (and many of
these were quite good!) One new Imagic title over the previous
catalog is present, that game is Dragonfire.
In addition, Imagic's Video
Storage Center is displayed, as well as an offer forwe'd
love to be proven wrong. This catalog, which is more visually appealing than
M Network's previous efforts, features 14 titles. This is an increase of three
over the previous two catalogs. New games in this catalog are Adventures
of Tron, Air
Raiders, Burgertime,
and Star
Strike. Sea
Battle, which appeared in the previous two catalogs, is missing in this
time around (and has only recently been released by Intellvision
Productions). Burgertime is listed as Coming Soon on the last page of this
catalog, with a mocked up screenshot.

This Parker Brothers catalog features nine games for the Atari 2600. Of the
two Parker Brothers catalogs that feature 2600 games, this catalog is much harder
to come by. Nine titles are featured in this catalog, five of them listed as
Coming Soon. Each game is pictured on its own page, complete with artwork


unique
to this catalog. There are some differences in the boxes shown in this catalog
versus the actual released games. For instance, the artwork on the Star Wars:
Jedi Arena box is completely different from the released
game. Also, on the Sky Skipper box the gorilla looks like he's holding a
banana, whereas the released
game shows him holding a coconut.

Of the two Parker Brothers catalogs that feature Atari games, this one is by far the most common. It features games for the Atari 2600, 5200, Intellivision, ColecoVision, Vic-20, and IBM. It's a fairly large catalog as far as third-party catalogs go, showcasing 21 games. This catalog is quite interesting from a collector's point of view, because it contains several 2600 games that never saw the light of day. These include McDonalds, The Lordplease
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This is Spectravision's first catalog featuring Atari 2600 titles. It only
includes their first five titles for the 2600. Later catalogs would contain
a better sampling of Spectravision's released 2600 games, minus Chase
the Chuckwagon since that game was only available through a special offer
with Ralston-Purina.

This Spectravision catalog, titled "Meet the Challenge Vol II 11/82",
contains nine titles, an increase of four over their previous
catalog. The new titles introduced in this catalog are Challenge
of Nexar, Mangia,
Master
Builder, and Galactic Tactic. The last title, Galactic Tactic, which had
a release date of "Winter 1982" was never actually released. The only
released Spectravision title not in this catalog is Gas
Hog (and Chase
the Chuckwagon, which was only available through a special offer with Ralston-Purina).
This catalog also features a page advertising the QuickShot joystick controller.

This is


a fairly simple single sheet catalog that Spectravideo released in
1984. It features games for the Atari 2600, Atari 400/800, Commodore Vic-20,
Colecovision, and the Spectravideo Personal Computer System. Not surprisingly
the system with the most titles listed is Spectravideo's Personal Computer System.
All of Spectravideo's 2600 games are represented here, with one exception: Chase
the Chuckwagon, which was only available through a special offer with Ralston-Purina.
The reverse side of this catalog features Spectravideo's QuickShot controllers.

This catalog was produced before Arcadia changed their name to Starpath. This
catalog contains 12 SuperCharger games, although many of them did not find their
way to store shelves with the name as depicted in this catalog. For instance,
there's a page dedicated to a game called Excalibur,
but it would later be released as Dragonstomper.
This catalog contains a special
offer for amanual. The first two pages of the catalog contain a brief note about how Telesys was about to start releasing games for home computers, followed by a message from Telesys' president, Richard Taylor. Given that the catalog's date on the back (1983) coincides with the start of the video game crash, it's unlikely that Telesys produced any later catalogs. Also, we believe this catalog was not included with games, but instead sent by mail only those who requested it, making it one of the rarer third party 2600 catalogs.

This is Tigervision's second Atari 2600 catalog, and it features seven games
versus the original's five. The games making an appearance for the first time
in this catalog are Springer and Polaris. Other than these two titles and the
back page, this catalog


is nearly identical in appearance to Tigervision's first
catalog.

This is Tigervision's first catalog featuring games for the Atari 2600. Tigervision's
first five 2600 releases are featured in this catalog, and can even be ordered
directly from Tigervision with an order form on the back page. Future Tigervision
catalogs would not feature this order form. The artwork and layout of this catalog
would be repeated nearly verbatim in future catalogs, with the addition of new
titles, of course.

We assume this is Tigervision's last catalog for the Atari 2600, since it features two games that were never released. Those games are Intuition and Scraper Caper, which was to be the third game in the Bounty Bob series. Only one new game appears in this catalog over the previous one. That game is the famous Miner 2049er,judges.[8] The existing appointive system was replaced by one in which the Governor was to appoint district judges from among nominees provided by the judicial council.[9] Under the 1967 *910 act, the terms of all district judges sitting on September 1, 1968, were to end when the governor made appointments to their positions, which he was required to do before January 1, 1969.[10]
Appellant was appointed by the presiding judge of the Superior Court of the Fourth Judicial District on November 20, 1967, pursuant to the 1966 act. Thereafter, the governor purportedly made an appointment to appellant's position on December 30, 1968, pursuant to the 1967 statute. In January of 1969, Judge Hepp, then presiding Superior Court judge of the Fourth Judicial District, informed appellant that his commission expired


be citizens of the United States and of the State, licensed to practice law in the State, and possessing any additional qualifications prescribed by law. Judges of other courts shall be selected in a manner, for terms, and with qualifications prescribed by law.
Appellant reads the second sentence of this provision to mean that the term of a district judge must be the one designated by the legislature at the time of his appointment, and cannot be changed later. More specifically, appellant argues that at the time of his appointment in November of 1967, his term as a district judge was to run until Judge Hepp dismissed him at his pleasure before the end of 1967, or until the voters of his judicial district rejected him at the 1970general election, one of his required periodic retention elections.[14]
We are of the opinion that section 3 of chapter 117, SLA 1967 does not violate the provisions of article IV, section 4 of the Alaska Constitution. At the time appellant was appointed to the district court in November 1967, the existing statutory scheme did not permit him to continue as a district judge until he failed to obtain the voters' approval at a required periodic election. Under the 1966 act, appellant could have been dismissed at Judge Hepp's pleasure at any time from his appointment on November 20, 1967, until January 1, 1968.[15] We believe this circumstance distinguishes appellant's case from the situation of a judge who assumed his office under legislation providing for a fixed term of office


which is later shortened by the legislature. Appellant took his seat with no statutory requirement that he be permitted to keep it as long as a single day. Section 3 of chapter 117, SLA 1967, which was approved by the governor prior to appellant's appointment in November 1967, did not really shorten a fixed term of office but merely changed the manner of ending a term.[16] Accepting appellant's construction of the second sentence of article IV, section 4 of the Alaska Constitution, here we do not have an instance where the legislature has changed an existing term of office of a district court judge.
Appellant next advances five separate constitutional arguments in support of his contention that he was unlawfully terminated as a district judge. Initially, appellant asserts thatform of government guarantee.[21] Since appellant makes no attempt to brief the effect of the case law construing the Guarantee Clause, we do not consider the point adequately raised and do not reach it.[22]
Appellant further contends that his removal from the office of district judge was contrary to the provisions of article IV, sections 10, 11, and 12 of the Alaska Constitution. Article IV, section 10 of the Alaska Constitution provides that:
The Commission on judicial qualifications shall consist of nine members, as follows: one justice of the supreme court, elected by the justices of the supreme court; three judges of the superior court, elected by the judges of the superior court; one judge of the district court, elected by the judges of the district court; two members who


have practiced law in this state for ten years, appointed by the governing body of the organized bar; and two persons who are not judges, retired judges, or members of the state bar, appointed by the governor and subject to confirmation by a majority of the members of the legislature in joint session. In addition to being subject to impeachment under section 12 of this article, a justice or judge may be disqualified from acting as such and may be suspended, removed from office, retired, or censured by the supreme court upon the recommendation of the commission. The powers and duties of the commission and the bases for judicial disqualification shall be established by law.
Article IV, section 11 provides that "[j]ustices and judges shall be retired at theis not raised. Had appellant been appointed for a set term, later shortened, the issue would be raised, but appellant was appointed to serve, at least initially, at Judge Hepp's pleasure, and therefore cannot complain of having had his term shortened. By the time appellant was appointed, the legislation ousting him had been passed by the legislature and approved by the governor, though it had not yet taken effect. Appellant knew from the inception of his November 1967 appointment that he had no term of office extending until the 1970 general election.[23]
Appellant's final specification of error says:
Assuming arguendo that Section 3, Chapter 117, SLA 1967 was a constitutional exercise of legislative power, Appellant was entitled to retain his office as District Judge by virtue of the State's failure


to comply with the provisions of said Act in the selection of a successor to Appellant's office.
SLA 1967, chapter 117, section 2 provided that AS 22.15.170(a) should say in part:
The governor shall fill a vacancy in an office of district judge by appointing one of two or more persons nominated by the judicial council.[24]
Appellant argues first that because the judicial council nominated only four persons for the three district judgeships in the fourth judicial district, it did not nominate sufficient persons to satisfy SLA 1967, chapter 117, section 2, which required two nominees for each of the three offices. Appellant further says that Governor Hickel's December 30, 1968, letter to Chief Justice Nesbett saying, "I am today appointing" Arthur L. Robson as district judge merely expressed an intentelection held more than one year after his appointment under the provision of AS 22.15.170. If approved, he shall thereafter be subject to approval or rejection in a like manner every fourth year.
(b) The district judge shall seek approval in the judicial district in which he was originally appointed, or in the district where he has served the major portion of his term. The district judge shall designate on his declaration of candidacy the judicial district in which he was appointed, or the district where he has served the major portion of his term.
Sec. 15.35.110. Filing declaration by district by district judge. Each district judge seeking to succeed himself to office shall file with the secretary of state a declaration of candidacy not less than 90 days before


district with all appointments to be made before January 1, 1968. All interested persons including district judges sitting on September 1, 1967 may apply. The term of a district judge sitting on September 1, 1967 expires when an appointment to his position is made under this section.
[8]  SLA 1967, ch. 117 § 2, repealing and re-enacting AS 22.15.170.
[9]  Id. Alaska Const. art. IV, § 8 provides:

Judicial Council. The judicial council shall consist of seven members. Three attorney members shall be appointed for six-year terms by the governing body of the organized state bar. Three non-attorney members shall be appointed for six-year terms by the governor subject to confirmation by a majority of the members of the legislature in joint session. Vacancies shall be filled for theunexpired term in like manner. Appointments shall be made with due consideration to area representation and without regard to political affiliation. The chief justice of the supreme court shall be ex officio the seventh member and chairman of the judicial council. No member of the judicial council, except the chief justice, may hold any other office or position of profit under the United States or the State. The judicial council shall act by concurrence of four or more members and according to rules which it adopts.
[10]  SLA 1967, ch. 117, § 2 provided in part that:

The governor shall fill a vacancy in an office of district judge by appointing one of two or more persons nominated by the judicial council.
Section 3 of this act further provided:
Beginning September


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Readers are requested to notify the Clerk of the Supreme Court, Supreme Court Building,
Cheyenne, Wyoming 82002, of any typographical or other formal errors so that correction may be
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FOX, Justice.

[¶1] Valerie Price suffered a work injury in 2004. As a result, she had shoulder surgery
in 2005, which was covered by the Wyoming Workers’ Compensation Division
(Division). In 2013, Ms. Price sought benefits for surgery on the same shoulder to treat
calcific tendinitis. Her surgeon found a hole in the fascia over the acromioclavicular joint
during the 2013 surgery, which may have occurred during the 2005 surgery. She
therefore contended that the 2013 surgery was a second compensable injury. The
Division denied her claim. After a hearing, the Medical Commissionpressure sensitive adhesive foam.
In other embodiments, the tape further includes a backing and the pressure sensitive adhesive composition is disposed on the backing. In one embodiment, the backing is selected from the group consisting of elastic backings, highly extensible backings, and substantially inelastic backings, and combinations thereof. In another embodiment, the backing includes a film selected from the group consisting of single layer, multi-layer, woven, non-woven and porous films, and combinations thereof. In other embodiments, the backing includes a layer of polymeric film and a layer of polymeric foam. In another embodiment, the backing includes a layer of foam, a first film disposed on a first surface of the foam and a second film disposed on a second surface of the foam.
In some embodiments, the backing includes a


treated surface, the pressure sensitive adhesive composition is disposed on the treated surface of the backing and exhibits greater adhesion to the treated backing relative to an untreated backing.
In another embodiment, the tape further includes a primer composition disposed between the pressure sensitive adhesive composition and the backing.
In other embodiments, a pressure sensitive adhesive composition is disposed on a first major surface of the backing and a second major surface of the backing opposite the first major surface.
In one embodiment, when a first substrate is bonded to a second substrate through the stretch releasing pressure sensitive adhesive tape, the stretch releasing pressure sensitive adhesive tape is capable of completely separating from one of the first substrate or the second substrate prior to completely separating from the other ofthe assembly to a substrate selected from the group consisting of glass, ceramic, porcelain and combinations thereof. In other embodiments, the substrate is disposed in a high humidity environment. In another embodiment, the substrate is in a location selected from the group consisting of a shower, a steam room, a bathtub, and a refrigerator. In one embodiment, the substrate is in a location selected from the group consisting of a refrigerator and a portable cooler.
In still other aspects, the invention features a multi-layer pressure-sensitive adhesive tape that includes a) a backing that includes a foam substrate, b) a first silicone pressure-sensitive adhesive composition disposed on a first surface of the backing, the first pressure-sensitive adhesive composition exhibiting a 180xc2x0 peel strength to a glass substrate at 98% relative


watershed, Starrigavan was home to monster stands of spruce and hemlock until it was logged in the early 1970s. The Forest Service has done extensive habitat and stream restoration work in the valley recently — much of which was wiped out by the slides.

Hydrologist Marty Becker was one of the first Forest Service personnel to assess the slide when the area was still considered unstable. He and fellow hydrologist KK Prussian had returned this February to do some geological mapping in safer conditions, when they found the hammer.

“KK was just taking some final notes, so I had a little time and I walked up on the base of the slide to take a better look at it. When we had first gone out there I was sinking upby Types such as 1,3-Dichloropropene, Chloropicrin, Methyl Bromide, Phosphine, Metam Sodium, and Other Agricultural Fumigants. Methyl bromide has occupied the largest market share due to vast application spectrum across stored product pest management as well as a pre-plant soil fumigant. However, phosphine agricultural fumigant market share is anticipated to witness maximum growth by 2025, as it leaves minimal residue and is increasingly accepted in the industry.

Based on Application, the market is segmented into Soil and Warehouse. The Warehouse segment holds a majority of the demand. Soil fumigation helps in weed control and the elimination of parasitic attacks by nematodes. Warehouse fumigation involves in the application of fumigants in storage structures like silos warehouses, flour mills ship holds, railcars etc.

Warehouses occupy the major share taking 66% of the total


market.

This is due to the increase in post-harvest losses involved in various processes involved right from a production of goods to consumers. Studies reveal that approximately 14-31% of the total production is lost by the time it reaches the end users.

Hence, the post-harvest losses can be considered as the driving factor for the global agricultural fumigants market.

The global fumigants market is segmented by form into Solid, Liquid and Gas. Out of the three, the liquid form has largest market share followed by gaseous form due to its safe application and large usage for several kinds agricultural commodities. But due to the ability of gaseous agricultural fumigants to reach insects in stored grains and on soil and crops in the isolated places, the market size is expected to growTV analysts say that while innovations such as YouTube and Netflix have changed the way we watch and think about television, networks such as CBS and Fox have actually gone to great lengths to adapt to the new landscape.

"I'm seeing a change when it comes to what a television network is," says Greg David, a longtime television critic at TVGuide.ca.

"It used to be that they would broadcast on a television set. Now, they're going online and doing extra programming" in addition to their traditional TV offerings, he says.

It was 75 years ago today that Americans got their first glimpse of a television broadcast. It had been previously demonstrated in Britain and at the 1936 Olympics in Berlin but made its North American debut three years later at the


World's Fair in New York City.

Set in the U.S. in the tumultuous '60s, Mad Men follows the exploits of philandering ad man Don Draper (Jon Hamm, right). (Michael Yarish/AMC/Associated Press)

By the mid-1940s, TV had become a commercial venture dominated by a handful of national networks in the U.S. Canadians living near the border received U.S. signals in the late '40s and early '50s, but in 1952, the CBC became the first network to broadcast television within Canada.

For many decades, big networks such as CBS and NBC were king, controlling the production and distribution of TV content, in the process commanding large advertising revenues.

But the rise of high-quality dramas from cable networks such as HBO and Showtime in the last 15 years, along with the advent of online video-streaming,that viewers aren't necessarily tuning in at the same time anymore — an increasing number are streaming shows on network websites at their leisure.

He cites the example of The Big Bang Theory, another CBS title, which garners four million viewers in Canada every week, making it the most-watched show in the country.

"About 20 per cent of that audience don't watch it on Thursday at 8 [p.m.] — they watch it up to seven days later."

As a result, TV measurement company Neilsen "is just counting differently."

In a bid to reduce production costs and improve the quality of content, some networks have taken a page out of the cable playbook by cutting the number of episodes they produce for shows each season.

It used to be a given that the big


high-potential candidate is favorable, all this extra processing can lead (unconsciously) to an overall more positive view of the candidate (or company). (That part about the information available being favorable is important. In another study, when the candidate was described as having great potential, but there was little evidence to back that up, people liked him far less than the proven achiever.)

This might help to explain why owners, GMs, coaches, and fans prefer high draft picks and draftees over proven players. Or why, from 1995 to 2005, NBA teams increasingly opted for high school players over their more proven college peers, until the NBA stepped in and required that NBA draftees be 19 or older (and at least one year removed from high school).

Remember research this the nextyears or so. His pompous statements about the malicious criticism of Jobcentre Plus, and the potential libelling of their collaborators in the private sector recalls nothing so much as the way dissenting journalists in the 18th and 19th centuries were prosecuted for ‘seditious libel’ when satirising or criticising the government of the day and its ministers. Robin Day similarly hated the government being sent up. He described the satirical sixties TV show, That Was the Week That Was, which blazed the path now followed by the Not the Nine O’clock News, The News Quiz, Have I Got News For You, Spitting Image and Mock the Week as ‘deplorable’. Woodcock seems to share the same attitude. Presumably he winces every time Michael Portillo shows him his collection of early


film about the Loch Ness Monster, they decided that they owned copyright to the creature. Woodcock seems to come from this part of commercial culture.

Josef Goebbels: Minister for Public Enlightenment and Brand Manager of the Nazi Party

It is also very like the commercial branding used by Josef Goebbels and the Nazi party. Also back in the 1990s, the SF author William Gibson wrote a novel, in which the central character has such a gift for branding and marketing that they feel physical pain when exposed to products or material, which have a very strong, brand identity. There was some controversy over the book because of a passage, in which the character talks about the Nazis having a very strong brand image. Talking about the book on BBC Radio4’s arts show, Front Row, Gibson said that the passage was inspired by his own experiences in Vienna. He had been wandering down one of the Austrian capital’s side streets, and came upon a shop selling Nazi memorabilia left over from the Anschluss and the Third Reich. Gibson noted how branded it all was, with every article carrying Nazi insignia, including the notepaper. Unfortunately, Gibson was right. The Third Reich was very careful in the construction of its corporate image and that of its numerous subsections.

From 1930-33 the propaganda section of the Nazi issued detailed instruction regarding the slogans, images and themes that should appear in their posters, leaflets and party papers. The following directions, signed by Goebbels, were issued in preparation for Presidential elections of March-April 1932

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Higher-than-normal rainfall associated with El Niño has diminished the risk of wildfires in California for the next four months, according to a national fire agency report.

However, those same rains ultimately could trigger an uptick in grass fires at lower elevations because of a heavy grass crop expected in late spring, according to the National Interagency Coordination Center. The NICC helps oversee wildfire response efforts.

Heavy rainfall and increasing snow accumulations brought on by widespread storms in January have resulted in above-normal precipitation for Northern and Central California, allowing vegetation to grow and “green-up,” the report said.

Southern California hasn’t been so lucky however, and precipitation there has reached only near-normal levels.

Although models predict that El Niño will dump more rain in the lower part of the state, the report notesmouth. Then, it is turned to a vertical position by muscles connecting the organ with the body wall. The radula lies on the odontophore and only the part outside of the sac is engaged in this process. The food is taken in by the movement of the radula over the tip of the odontophore and by the movement of the odontophore itself. Initially, the radula lies loose on the cartilage, but when it touches the substrate, the radula becomes pressed against the surface and thus comes in direct contact with the cartilage (a different relationship between radula and odontophore has also been described by Morris & Hickman \[[@RSOS190222C48]\]: radula ribbon is tightly enrolled posteriorly and its anterior portion is protracted bringing teeth in the scratching position). Teeth come


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Ohio State’s Ryan Day is on the clock, and his first season as a head coach — anywhere — hasn’t even started yet.

Wrestling rhinos would be easier than wearing the whistle in Columbus this season. Juggling snakes would be less dangerous, for sure.

All Day must do is replace Urban Meyer, a three-time national title winner whose teams lost a total of nine games — nine! — over his seven seasons leading the Buckeyes. Oh, and he gets to do it with a nearly all-new cast of characters on the offensive side of the ball. Speaking of which, his quarterback, Justin Fields, had a bad spring after transferring in from Georgia.

So Day has to take on all that — not to mention defending the Big Ten championship — and– which has been discreetly covered-up and shoved to the back of the national consciousness for the past eight decades.

During the course of the war, more than 70 British men and women were convicted in a series of largely secret trials of attempting to aid the enemy, and hundreds of fascists were interned on the orders of the government.

Although two of these traitors were executed during wartime, most received remarkable leniency. Many more escaped justice altogether through a mixture of their social and political connections, bureaucratic infighting, and the determination of the British state to strike a balance between ensuring the nation’s security and maintaining individual civil liberties – including of those who sought to aid an enemy which would have destroyed them.

Some crimes were petty acts of


resistance to the war effort. Others were far more serious: well-planned conspiracies to overthrow Winston Churchill’s government, assist the Germans during an invasion, and set up a puppet regime in its aftermath.

Some betrayals undoubtedly led to the deaths of countless British servicemen and civilians. The motives of these traitors were largely ideological: Most were devoted fascists and virulent anti-Semites, although a few were simply petty criminals motivated by greed.

In search of enemy alien life

Britain was desperately unprepared for the challenge it faced on the outbreak of war. Legislation to combat foreign espionage and domestic subversion was either absent, weak or outdated. Its principal agency to fight Axis spies and Fifth Columnists – MI5 – was under-resourced, disorganized and pitifully short of staff. B Branch, the division which focusedon threats to national security, had a mere 12 agents in the four years prior to 1939 and had spent much of its time and effort on the danger posed by communists.

The biggest weakness, however, was the fact that when the war began, the government and security services’ initial concern was with the danger posed by the 70,000 “enemy aliens” residing in Britain. Attempting to sift those that should be immediately interned or have their movements restricted from those – such as Jewish refugees from Hitler’s persecution (although many of the latter were interned) – who were seen as no danger diverted valuable time, manpower and effort.

A small minority of “enemy aliens” represented a genuine danger but, despite the hysterical press campaign against them led by the previously


fascist-sympathizing Daily Mail, the real threat was much closer to home.

Pre-war Britain had a small, politically impotent and often-feuding network of fascist and pro-German groups: the Imperial Fascist League which was led by Arnold Leese, a rabidly anti-Semitic former veterinary surgeon; Oswald Mosley’s British Union of Fascists; and the short-lived National Socialist League, a break-away from the BUF which itself later morphed into the British Council for Christian Settlement in Europe and the British People’s party.

More genteel Nazi sympathizers gravitated towards less-threatening sounding groups such as The Link (a Berlin-funded propaganda group led by a retired senior admiral, Barry Domvile, which supposedly promoted Anglo-German friendship and understanding) and the Nordic League. Beneath the veneer of respectability, the League – with its motto of “Perish Judah” – hosted meetingslieutenants were detained.

These concern were not misplaced. As the Royal Air Force fought off a German invasion over the skies of southern England in the summer of 1940, Mosley’s footsoldiers were engaged in acts of espionage and sabotage: damaging public phones boxes to hamper communications during air raids; mapping the locations of aerodromes and RAF stations; and sketching the sites of local munitions factories. One 16-year-old was even found to have set fire to houses during the height of the Blitz with the aim of helping guide the Luftwaffe towards their targets.

Those caught were prosecuted and imprisoned, although in a pattern that was to be repeated throughout the war, the well-to-do and well-connected frequently escaped punishment. In June 1940, for instance, a wealthy Yorkshire factory owner who had


to start one right away,” added Domvile.

While Ramsay’s fantasies about Hitler installing him as head of a protectorate were far-fetched, the group’s activities nonetheless posed a real danger.

As well as Domvile and Ramsay, the “Inner Circle” also included General John Fuller, who had acted as an unofficial adviser to the Wehrmacht during Germany’s rearmament and had been a personal guest of Hitler at the Fuhrer’s 50th birthday celebrations but nonetheless remained a close friend of General William Ironside, the commander-in-chief of Britain’s Home Forces. Other members included two members of the House of Lords – Lord Sempill, who before the war had been in the pay of Mitsubishi, then an arm of the Japanese military, and had, despite warnings from the government, passed sensitive military intelligence to itopponents to be eliminated when the country fell to the Germans.

But MI5’s infiltration of the Right Club uncovered an even greater act of treachery by its key players. In April 1940, the secret service learned that Ramsay’s self-described chief of staff, Anna Wolkoff, was working hand in glove with Tyler Kent, a young US diplomat who had stolen thousands of sensitive documents, including telegrams between Churchill and Franklin Roosevelt and War Office and intelligence service papers which had been shared with the Americans, from the Embassy.

Wolkoff, a Russian-born Nazi fanatic and anti-Semite who became a British citizen in 1935, had, moreover, copied some of the stolen cache and was passing it to the Germans via the military attache at the Italian Embassy. The US Ambassador, Joseph Kennedy, waived


also figured in a second major plot, this one overseen by a Welsh musician and conductor who appeared frequently on the BBC. Unbeknown to listeners, however, Dr. Leigh Vaughan-Henry was also an ardent Nazi and vicious anti-Semite. His links with fascist groups and German intelligence brought him to the attention of MI5 which successfully penetrated the conspiracy of which he was at the center.

Vaughan-Henry had established a secret network of 18 cells each with 25 members and planned a coup – installing General Ironside to power – once the Nazis had captured the Channel ports. Vaughan-Henry, who was communicating with the Abwehr through his wife who was living in Germany, had acquired a printing press, transport facilities, a network of accommodation addresses, and was forging false identity appears.At the time of his arrest in June 1940, Vaughan-Henry also appears to have marshalled considerable sums of money and was attempting to negotiate an arms deal to purchase weaponry.

Vaughan-Henry was interned on the Isle of Man. The government’s failure to prosecute him under the Treachery Act, speculates Tate, may have been due to a desire not to have the names of senior political and military figures involved in the plot disclosed, even in the proceedings of a secret trial closed to the media. There is no evidence that Ironside knew or approved of the conspiracy, although he was dismissed from his post shortly after Vaughan-Henry’s arrest.

John Beckett, a former Labour MP who had joined Mosley’s blackshirts and then left to form various more extreme fascist groups, was


another recipient of Tavistock’s largesse. After the outbreak of war, he, Domvile and Ben Greene (the cousin of the novelist Graham Greene) established the British Council for Christian Settlement in Europe to publicly lobby for a negotiated peace with Germany.

But Beckett was also engaged in less public, more nefarious activities.

Once again, MI5 managed to spy on the fascists’ plotting. This time, it employed Harald Kurtz, a former Nazi who had come to live in Britain in 1937 and later embarked on undercover work for the British secret service. Posing as a Nazi agent, Kurtz found that Beckett, Greene and Robert Gordon-Canning, a wealthy former army officer and one-time leading BUF official, were conspiring to assist a German invasion. They talked of the need to acquire weapons and buildThe cryptocurrency market, after reaching all-time highs last year, came crashing down throughout most of 2018. The downward spiral resulted in some cryptocurrencies losing anywhere between 90-100% of the gains made during the previous year. The scene has since then changed, and the market has stabilized to a great extent.

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Even before he underwent his pivotal transformation, Officer Murphy was a superhero. His only super powers were his courage and his strength of will. He was a man who fearlessly confronted evil without regard to his own safety. To make a difference in the fight against the violent criminals that dominated his town, his life was not too great a price to pay. And indeed, before he became Robocop, he paid that price.

The Story

Set in a fictional South Detroit not so far in the future, as the story begins the city is controlled by a corrupt corporation, Omni Consumer Products (OCP), with ties to the criminals from whom they are bound by contract to protect the citizens. Officer Murphy is imported from the suburbs as part


of a sinister plan by part of the corporation to harvest dead cops for use as police cyborgs.

The plan works quickly. Due to severe staffing problems, no backup is available as they chase a step van full of well armed criminals into an abandoned mill. Rather than let the criminals get away, Murphy and his partner pursue them into the mill alone. They get separated and Murphy is brutally tortured and slain. He is survived by a wife and child.

Weeks later, Murphy awakes when his machine-enhanced brain is switched on, and finds himself in an armored, mostly mechanical body. He has been surgically transformed into Robocop. He is soon deployed into South Detroit and proves to be swift and precise in the performance of his duty as apolice officer.

His memories of anything but his past work as a police officer were supposed to have been erased, but when he meets one of the criminals who killed him, memories of his old life begin to stir. He accesses the police mainframe computer, identifies his killers and procedes to hunt them down. When he catches the ring leader, clues lead to the ring leader's ties within OCP, a powerful and corrupt vice president.

When Robocop confronts the vice president. he discovers he has been preprogrammed for system failure should he try to arrest any OCP personnel. The vice president calls in a prototype military robot and a swat team and Robocop is damaged and peppered with bullets as he tries to escape. Luckily his partner rescues him and


brings him to the only safe place she can think of - the very same mill in which he died.

There the people who killed him try to kill him again, but with the help of his partner, Robocop kills them instead. Having learned from his former confrontation with the evil VP at OCP, this time he makes no accusations and attempts no arrest, but crashes an OCP board meeting and lays the evidence before all present. The story ends rather gratuitously as the VP attempts to take the Chairman hostage. The Chairman promptly fires the VP, freeing Robocop to fill the VP full of holes.

The story ends when the Chairman asks, "What's your name, officer?"

"Murphy," Robocop replies.

Why is Robocop the Greatest?

To me, Officer Murphy represents the most courageouspeople of the American working class: the police, fire fighters, and emergency medical technicians. These are people whose job it is to save our lives, and many of them risk their lives again and again in the performance of their duty. These people are often real life heroes.

Officer Murphy exceeds expectations because not only does he give his life willingly in the performance of his duty, he is more than ready, actually he is eager to do it again. He has superhuman powers because bullets bounce off his titanium body, he has the targeting precision of a computer and his cyborg limbs are stronger than any human's.

However, the characteristic that truly makes him the best superhero ever is the fact that despite everything that happened to him, despite


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I agree with you about admiring "the police, fire fighters, and emergency medical technicians" besides them even those people serving in the armed forces also put there life on the line. My Dad served in the Navy and so many people never understand why the governments spends so much money on Defense. As my father once said that the cost of peace is to be prepared for war.

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which was also the source used by the English writer Thomas Otway for his play Don Carlos, Prince of Spain. In both works, romantic tragedies that combine nationalism and romantic love, Carlos incarnates the ideal of the romantic knight, noble and brave. He is presented as the lover of young Isabel of Valois, Philip's wife, as they both fight for freedom and for their love against a cruel, despotic, merciless, and far-too-old-for-Isabel Philip II and his court of equally cruel and despotic Spaniards. Finally the hero is defeated by treason due to his excess of nobility.

The story of a king jailing his own son is also the basis for the Spanish play La vida es sueño (Life Is a Dream) (1635), by Pedro Calderón de la Barca; however,Bogota, Colombia — Not so long ago, Cesar Parra'sworld changed with a cup of coffee — a freshly brewed, richly aromatic ambrosia served at one of this nation's fast-multiplying quality cafes.

"It came as a shock, having a good cup," said Parra, 47, a late-to-the-game coffee lover who spoke on the sidelines of a master class for baristas. "I was born and raised in Colombia. And all my life, I'd been drinking bad coffee."

For decades, this South American nation harbored a dirty little secret. In the land of Juan Valdez and his mule, Conchita — the fictional characters from advertisements who have hooked the world on rich mugs of Colombian coffee since the 1950s — it was nearly impossible to get a good cup of Joe.

The reasons are well


established. The finest arabica beans from Colombia's emerald hills were mostly exported, leaving domestic coffee consumers to drink the proverbial dregs. Some of the coffee consumed locally actually came from cheap imports from as far away as Vietnam. Then there's the way filtered coffee is prepared here. The most popular style is tinto — a weak and watery concoction with a shelf life rivaling Spam.

"Even at five-star hotels in Bogota, you'd have a hard time," said Roberto Velez, chief executive of the Colombian Coffee Growers Federation. "We grew the best. But Colombians just weren't used to drinking quality coffee."

Globalization is changing that — specifically a wave of well-traveled Colombian entrepreneurs who, along with a number of foreign investors, are upping the quality of domestic coffee roasting and brewing.at least as far back as the early 2000s, when Juan Valdez — the now-global chain established by the national coffee federation — began opening cafes. The quality of Colombian coffee beans was already on the rise. In the early 1990s, when coffee prices collapsed on the commodities markets, Colombia responded by encouraging its farmers to better compete globally by producing finer varieties of beans. The government has additionally deployed experts to help teach farmers to better judge well-balanced taste and acidity levels.

But experts say the spurt in quality coffee shops began more recently.

The idea came in large part from Colombian entrepreneurs who had traveled to Europe and the United States and experienced coffee-drinking epiphanies. Abel Calderon, co-owner of Varietale, for instance, opened his first branch in 2015


percent in Colombia, compared with 15 percent globally. That rush to java is evident in Tostao's rapid growth. In just 20 months, it has leapt to 200 locations — becoming as ubiquitous in Bogota as Starbucks is in the United States.

"We discovered that Colombians — I mean all Colombians, including the working class — really wanted a good cup of coffee," Gasca said.

At the same time, international entrepreneurs have spotted the odd hole for better-quality coffee in Colombia's market. Starbucks arrived in 2014. Tyler Youngblood, a native Californian, launched a coffee-roasting operation in Colombia in 2010. His company, Azahar Coffee Co., opened its first Bogota coffee shop in a makeshift metal container in 2013. This month, it opened a far larger cafe.

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