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Cisqua's memories have always included a brown haired girl with purple eyes. An Eldo Raid who she was offered to react with, and now as the newest leader of Arc Aile she has the chance to react. Will she?

ONESHOT: A mission gone awry leaves Naruto with little choice but to put himself in the line of fire to protect his teammates. What's a genin to do when he's up against a bunch of missing-nin? Summon his foster brother's cat, of course!

Mama walked into the bathroom, completely exposed. From that moment Rikuu's thoughts of his mother changed his life and their relationship as mother and son forever. Rated M for Sex, Incest, Impregnation, and a small bit of Lactation.

Kushina awakens after a sixteen year coma to find the worldthe test. The Champion's Crowning Tournament. The chance to fulfill his dream. Rated M for possible sexuality and violence. Harem.

Riko and Ako are always busy fighting over who gets Keita that they don't seem to notice each other. Alone in Riko's room, Riko shows Ako an experience that she never thought she would enjoy with her own twin sister. Oneshot.

Naruto always had to make his own family, it took hard work and he was never sure if was doing right in the first place. As turns out, making a family with an actual relative, doesn't really change that. But at least he wasn't the only one trying anymore.

Naruto finds himself in a difficult position when one of his brightest genin becomes one of his biggest problem children, but


wait until he finds out why! And as if that wasn't enough...another is waiting to help Drive him nuts! Naru/Moegi/Hanabi.

Naruto has been hiding something since the time she was ten. Now she's finally graduated from the Academy only to find that the guy she's sorta-kinda been dating is her sensei. All Kakashi knows is that Naruto is scarily familiar. Kakashi/Fem!Naruto, AU

A story of what would have happened if Naruko fell into the reality tear at the end of the 8th chapter of "A Kunoichi's Tale" and ended up in the Realm of Darkness, where she meets a blue-haired keyblade Master. Written with author's permission. FemNaruto

Jayne Cobb whored three laps around the 'verse. His nine illegitimate children showing up on Serenity don't really surprise anyone aside from him. Butdream both were fulfilled, but slowly he forgot. She has not, and she has come to his life for one purpose: to serve and love him. The only problem is a certain kunoichi or two may object. Warnings and pairings inside.

A trainer tells her tale of friendship with her beloved starter. It is a story that transcends the boundaries of social taboos as she realizes the one she loved all along has been at her side the entire time.

When a human made Pikachu named Zack's time is up, he leaves a heartbroken Skitty named Rose behind. However, when he somehow returns months later she learns just how far love's reach can go...POKEMONXPOKEMON LEMON WARNING! 18 AND UP! Read and enjoy! :D

When Hinata is attacked by an unknown entity


around, she finds her sights set on her trainer...but their differences keep them apart. However, once she learns a special new attack, she decides to give him an experience he'll never forget...POKEMONXPOKEMON TF LEMON WARNING

Harry awakes to quite the surprise when he finds Luna trying to remove the Flumpawumps from him, through her mouth, via his... other wand... HarryxLuna. Crack, especially later on! Omakes eight through ten up.

When a Leafeon's heart is shattered by a recent relationship turned sour, her trainer tries his best to cheer her up. She then realizes that all she really needs is sitting right next to her... HUMANXPOKEMON LEMON WARNING! 18 AND UP ONLY!

AU. During the summer between Harry's 5th and 6th year, an ancestor of Harry's discovers the last of the lineThorn to take reins at Queensland Reds after Stiles sacking

Thorn to take reins at Queensland Reds after Stiles sacking

WORLD Cup-winning All Black Brad Thorn has been appointed the Reds' new Super Rugby coach after the sacking of Nick Stiles was confirmed on Thursday.

He will be supported in the role by recently appointed assistant coach Tony McGahan, who will look after the team's defence, with the rest of the coaching staff yet to be confirmed.

"I want to acknowledge that Nick has given a lot of his life to the QRU as a player, staff member and a coach and we are grateful for the immense contribution he has made," said Queensland Rugby chief executive Richard Barker.

"Queensland Rugby Union was disappointed with the performance of the Queensland Reds in 2017


and we believe we require a catalyst for change in culture, discipline and standards.

"We feel strongly that Brad Thorn is the right person to lead this change and that his appointment as head coach is the necessary catalyst for that change.

"Brad has a proven track record of success as both a player and a coach.

"He is without peer when it comes to the culture and professionalism required to be successful at the highest level of our sport and he is enthusiastic about moving the Reds forward and creating a winning culture at Ballymore once again."

Thorn, 42, was an assistant to Stiles in 2017 as the Reds won just four games.

The dual code legend coached Queensland's under-20s to an undefeated season this year.

He is also the head coach ofQueensland Country, who are top of the National Rugby Championship ladder with four rounds to play.

"I believe actions speak louder than words," Thorn said.

"I've been grateful for the opportunity to spend the last two years at Ballymore coaching the Queensland under-20s, Queensland Country and the Reds.

"I feel I'm contributing to a change in culture and standards in those teams and I look forward to continuing to contribute to this organisation and the success of the Reds."

Thorn will be supported by McGahan, who joined the Reds in September to add a decade of experience to the coaching ranks.

McGahan was head coach of the Rebels in 2017 but stepped down after the Melbourne club finished last on the ladder.

Thorn will continue his role with Queensland Country before officially starting his


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In 2009, only 14.07% of the RBC requests made within the Alagoas General Hospital were considered adequate, while 8.98% were considered inadequate. Due to the scarcity of clinical data provided by the physician in 76.94% of cases, it was not possible to reach a conclusion abouthas been proposed in U.S. Pat. No. 5,580,349 to address some of the aforesaid drawbacks. The reservoir design in this patent utilizes a screen, such as a polyester mesh sheet, disposed between two flexible sheets so as to form an input chamber, output chamber and common vent chamber. During use, blood pumped into the input chamber moves upward through the chamber, reaches an apex, and then falls toward the bottom of the reservoir. As the blood moves upward, gas bubbles, including micro-emboli, entrained in the blood are also directed upward. The buoyancy of the bubbles causes the bubbles to escape through the vent chamber as the blood drops to the bottom of the reservoir. In addition, the porous screen which separates the two chambers further enhances bubble separation


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Jackson Heights, where the land was somewhat higher than in the surrounding towns, was named after the Jackson family, a prominent family who lived in the area of Northern Boulevard. When the Queensborough Bridge opened in 1908, connecting Manhattan to Queens, Edward MacDougall's Queensborough Corporation began purchasing local farms. In 1909 it purchased a 325-acre parcel of land and continued purchasing land through 1918 with the vision of creating a viable commuter suburb. In 1915 Interborough Rapid Transit (the IRT) built a subway line connecting Queens to Manhattan, and many apartment buildings were built in Jackson Heights. These garden style apartments were designed after garden apartments that were popularin London at the time. Rustic-looking houses were built around spacious courtyards, and these buildings remain some of the most beautiful housing in the city. The City Landmark Preservation Commission designated Jackson Heights a historic district in 1994.

In the 1965 the Hart-Celler Act increased immigration and waves of Asians and Latin Americans entered the United States via New York City. Many of these new Americans settled in Jackson Heights and built communities here. Jackson Heights is now one of the most diverse neighborhoods in the New York City.

A traveling station library opened on April 17, 1917 to serve what had been mostly farmland, but was becoming more urbanized. During the 1920s and 1930s temporary branches were established in a number of storefronts along 37th avenue. The Jackson Heights


Community Federation led an effort to have a library built after World War II, but building restrictions and a lack of funds hindered these efforts, and the Jackson Heights branch would not be finished until 1954. The Jackson Heights Branch of the Queens Borough Public Library opened at its present location on October 26, 1954. Extensive renovations occurred in 1970 and again in 1985. An elevator was built and the adult bathrooms were made handicapped accessible in 1999. The branch is now 17,100 square feet in area.

A multi-year initiative has been launched for the design and construction of a 50,000 square foot new library facility on the current site. This will eventually allow the Jackson Heights Library to greatly expand and enhance the services it provides to itsdiverse and vibrant community.

The Jackson Heights northern border is the Grand Central Parkway, and the western border of the neighborhood is the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway. Roosevelt Avenue is along the southern edge of Jackson Heights and the eastern border is Junction Boulevard.

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Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump's stunning victory was regarded by many Republicans as the possible beginning of a new era of GOP dominance. It's been the exact opposite.

When Trump was inaugurated, there were 241 Republicans in the House. With the retirement of Florida Rep. Ted Yoho on Tuesday, 104 of them have either retired, been defeated or are not running again in 2020, according to stats provided by Cook Political Report House editor David Wasserman

That's a remarkable number. Almost half (43%) of the Republicans who were in the House when Trump became the 45th President are either already gone or in the process of going.

Now, not all of that attrition can be directly attributed to Trump. There is always some level of turnover in Congress as people runyears old. He's owned 10 Corvettes since 1983, including examples from the third, fourth, fifth, and sixth generations. His goal is to own first, second, and seventh generation cars someday. He and his son, Chris, also a Corvette enthusiast, served as Captains of the 2014 Georgia Corvette Caravan.


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Best PS4 Games (PlayStation 4 Games):: The PlayStation game has been a hit since inception with very exciting games for kids and adults. The games are in different sections to fulfill different passions and choice of every individual. With years passing by, improvements have been made by the game console manufacturer and the companies that develops the various video gaming discs for unrivaled entertainment of players. The PS4 has been launched 4 years ago but video game developers have continued to improve on the yearly basis to give new versions…Saudi women get license to speak, but not to drive

A groundbreaking talk show is just one venue where women are critiquing the rules that affect them.

ByMichael Theodoulou, Special to The Christian Science MonitorJuly 8, 2003

NICOSIA, CYPRUS
— Sexists who joke about women drivers should be humbled by the lesson of Saudi Arabia. The kingdom has one of the highest rates of traffic accidents in the world, with an average of 13 deaths a day, yet women are forbidden to drive.

Nevertheless, Saudi women who own cars are held accountable for traffic violations committed by their male drivers.

Some 75,000 Saudi women own cars and are held responsible for traffic violations if the culprit cannot be found, Brigadier Fahd ibn Saud al-Bishr, the director of the traffic department, recently told a Saudi


newspaper.

Penalizing women car owners for violations they have not committed may give them pause before exercising their relatively new right to own a car, Abeer Mishkhas, a prominent Saudi journalist has said. "It seems that with every step forward a woman takes in Saudi Arabia, an invisible hand pulls her back three steps," Ms. Mishkhas wrote in Arab News, an English language daily.

The kingdom's press reports that just as men are held responsible for their cars and the people they hire to drive them, women car owners must also be held responsible.

Ms. Mishkhas approves of "equality of responsibility," but not when the only say a woman has while in her own car is over the driver's speed.

Whenever the Saudi government has proposed a new way to give womenwake of the Sept. 11 attacks, when it emerged that 15 of the 19 suicide hijackers were Saudis. But the soul-searching has also come from within the kingdom, particularly in the wake of the May suicide bombings of residential compounds in the capital of Riyadh, which killed 34 people.

These attacks disturbed the country so deeply that the government was forced to allow the media greater freedom. "Since Sept. 11, journalists are operating with more freedom to tackle social issues in particular," Mishkhas told the Monitor in a telephone interview.

And in a groundbreaking television show that debuted last month, eight Saudi women grappled with previously off-limits subjects, including the right to drive, unemployment, and political participation among women.

"It was the first time Saudi women were given a chance to


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with the invasion of Manhattan by a Russian force and wrapping up with a final encounter in Dubai.

The plot, as described, seems to be keeping with developer Infinity Ward’s habit of delivering complex, short sequences punctuated by lots of gunfire and scene changes. The game also has players take control of several vehicles, returning gamers to the AC-130 gunship as a gunner and plopping them down in a tank as part of a U.S. armoured Division.

The singleplayer campaign, which appears to wrap up most of the unanswered questions and character fates of the first two Modern Warfare titles, also introduces new characters who appear to be destined for future Modern Warfare games, especially two Delta Force operatives codenamed “Frost” and “Sandman”.

Multiplayer in the game returns with a chunkyUpdate: Metro Detroit auto supplier is a source for PFAS in Huron River

Michigan officials now say PFAS tests show that all fish in a five-county span of the Huron River contain too much contamination for people to eat them.

An updated warning from the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) expanded two "do not eat" warnings from earlier in August, now saying all fish in the waterway from Oakland County to Lake Erie should not be consumed.

The advisory affects the river and tributaries in the Southeast Michigan counties of Livingston, Washtenaw, Wayne and Monroe. They are in addition to Oakland County, where "high PFOS surface water levels were found upstream of Kent Lake" in Kensington Metropark.

The extent of the warning is unusual, state officials said.

"This is not


common to issue a Do Not Eat advisory for this large of a waterbody," said Angela Minicuci, spokesperson for the MDHHS.

PFOS is a type of PFAS, a term that represents a group of water-repellent chemicals known as per- and poly-flourinated compounds, which have links to cancer, liver damage, birth defects and autoimmune diseases.

The warning represents the third expansion of the health advisory since it first was issued on August 4. The initial warning addressed Kent Lake and areas of Livingston County and northern Washtenaw County.

"It's just so disappointing and frustrating," said Laura Rubin, executive director of the Huron River Watershed Council, as she considered the expanded warning.

"We've done so much work on the Huron and hold it up to be a high-quality resource," she said of the 136-mileLake in Livingston/Washtenaw: Largemouth bass collected in 2018 showed average PFOS at 205 ppb, with the highest at 366.

Base Line Lake along Huron River in Washtenaw: Rock bass collected in 2015 showed average PFOS at 313 ppb, with the highest at 487.

Huron River at Flat Rock: Channel catfish collected in 2017 showed average PFOS at non-detect levels, with the highest at 22 ppb.

PFAS contamination is a Michigan-wide concern. The state has been testing for the contamination all year, targeting municipal water systems, wastewater treatment plants, schools and landfills.

In July, the city of Parchment had to shut down its water system after high levels were discovered; other areas with ongoing issues of high contamination include northern Kent County, Grayling and Oscoda.

PFAS has been found in Ann Arbor's drinking water


that made them look like they had muscular shoulders.

The first generation of transgenic trout were subsequently spawned, and offspring carrying the gene in all of their muscle cells have been produced. Studies are under way to determine if the fish grow at a faster rate as well.

"Our findings are quite stunning," said Bradley, who also studies salmon, flounder and tuna. "The results have significant implications for commercial aquaculture and provide completely novel information on the mechanisms of fish growth. The results also allow for comparisons between the mechanisms of growth of muscle in mammals versus fish, and it could shed light on muscle wasting diseases in humans."

About 500,000 metric tons of rainbow trout are raised each year in aquaculture facilities in the United States and Europe. In theplayed with them for a bit, and then my dad and I drove around the ranch for an hour to check cows and see the wildlife. When we got back we changed quickly and drove to Kingsville so that we could go to Christmas Mass. Whenever I am Kingsville, I always stop at my grandma's house. So after Mass, my Daddy and I drove on over to Nene's and visited with her, my grandpa, and my cousin Yale. I was so thankful we went over because Yale had been unable to make it to King's Inn early that week with my mom's family.

On our way back home we also stopped by my friend Adam's house. We were suppose to stop by and see his grandma who had been


home from the nursing home for Christmas Day. However, we were running late and missed, but it was wonderful seeing Adam. Adam, me and our friend William had been very close friends when were younger. But, as life goes, we have all gone our separate ways over the years and lost touch. Adam and I made plans to go to lunch later in the week, and then my daddy and I finally made it back home to the ranch. We were exhausted!

The next day, I went in to town to visit my best friend from high school! She had a baby in March of 2011 and I had not yet met the sweet girl. Our other friend Nancy was coming over too, and we had so much funDear Mariella,How do you feel your integrity as a sexpert has withstood an appearance on the panel of In Our Time's Greatest Philosopher and is it better to quote Aristotle or Satre when in the midst of a sweaty bout of felching?Yours,FE

Mariella says:

Fluffy, thank you for your question. Aristotle and Sartre have their relative merits, but aren't you forgetting someone? The exceptionally uncheerful disposition Kierkegaard held to the world (not without reason after a broken off engagement and a campaign against him in the Copenhagen press) has sometimes obscured the affirming and sympathetic nature of his ideas.

Opposed to the dominant Hegelianism of his day, which deemed individuals to be of little consequence within the grand dialectic of history, Kierkegaard placed the individual at the centre of his philosophy.

He


believed that man exists in isolation relating only to God and that an authentic individual must sometimes stand alone against the crowd. Furthermore, because God is essentially unknowable then religion requires a leap of faith out of the anxiety of utter freedom.

These ideas came to be hugely influential on the existentialism of Sartre, De Beauvoir and Camus but Kierkegaard hated being called an existentialist.

He believed he was on a mission from God to "reintroduce Christianity into Christendom" and his sense of the individual was founded on that individual's relationship with God.

He declared there were three types of existence - the aesthetic, the ethical and the religious. The aesthetic involves a life lived in the moment with limited capacity for reflection on things such as art; the ethical lifeGet the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter. Subscribe Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy notice Invalid Email

A MAN went berserk after he turned up at a strip club - and discovered his girlfriend was the star attraction.

Martyn Daniel had no idea that Lauren MacKinlay was working as an exotic dancer.

And when he spotted her on the stage at Aberdeen's Bugsy Brown's strip bar last November, he lost the plot.

Daniel, 27, interrupted her while she was working, pushing her on the shoulder.

He then began to shout: "Do you want to give me a dance."

After he tried to grab Lauren, she called for the club manager and Daniel was led out by bouncers.

Lauren returned


Grand Central are architectural wonders, reminders of a time when travel by the iron horse was a regal experience. But the reality is that however memorable the point of embarkation may be, once the engine starts pulling its line of cars, not much of America has developed in a way that puts its most scenic parts out by the train tracks. Shortly after leaving Stamford and crossing into Greenwich the express train to Yankee Stadium rolls past the lush green fairways of the old and very private Innis Arden Golf Club, and then by an artificial turf athletic field on which teenagers are playing lacrosse. But the locomotive’s route also soon reveals that while the town may be one of the wealthiest in the country, not every homein Greenwich is a mansion with a luxury SUV in the garage.

The train moves into New York, rolling by the familiar list of station names. Port Chester, Rye, and Harrison, then past Mamaroneck. The old station, now a restaurant and commercial space, is a beautiful red brick Romanesque building with high arches and steeply angled roof lines. Beside it the train platforms are deserted. It will be a very different sight two summers hence, when the USGA brings the men’s U.S. Open back to nearby Winged Foot Golf Club. That week fans by the thousands will disembark here for the short bus ride to the exclusive country club where in 2006 Phil Mickelson had his most desired tournament won, until the 72nd hole.

On past Larchmont and New Rochelle,


where the Metro North track splits off from Amtrak’s, turning first west through the few remaining suburbs and then again south into the Bronx. Here it parallels Park Avenue, though this narrow northern extension with the famous name is but a shadow of the broad concourse in Manhattan, on the other side of the Harlem River. At last the train glides slowly around a sweeping right turn, hard by the athletic field of Cardinal Hayes High School, past the imposing walls of the Bronx Terminal Market shopping mall on the left, and finally comes to a stop at the Yankees-153rd Street Station.

This Metro North station is less than a decade old, having been built for the specific purpose of providing another means of transport to the Stadium. Inbase hit. The final score is 9-1.

Sunday brings the major league debut of 21-year-old Gleyber Torres, New York’s top prospect. With their 24-year-old ace Luis Severino on the mound and regular left fielder Brett Gardner given the day off, every member of the Yankees’ starting lineup is under the age of thirty. Torres begins his big league career quietly, cleanly fielding two chances at second while going 0 for 4 at the plate. But Severino is dominant, shortstop Didi Gregorius hits his sixth home run, and Andujar goes 4 for 4 with an RBI, as New York closes the series with a 5-1 win.

Late Sunday afternoon, for the sixth time in three days, I am on a Metro North train between the Bronx and Stamford, this time heading


The Red Bull youngster is now a five-time GP winner and Hamilton has solidified his spot amongst a selection of greats.

As of the end of the Mexican Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton of Mercedes-AMG is now a five-time world Formula 1 champion, and Max Verstappen is a five-time Grand Prix winner.

Polesitter Daniel Ricciardo got a poor launch when the red lights went out, allowing both Verstappen and Hamilton past. Tight racing in the opening stages of the race forced McLaren's Fernando Alonso to retire just five laps in, forcing the first Virtual Safety Car (VSC) of the race. Title leader Hamilton struggled with tire graining and became the first frontrunner to stop for tires, springing for a set of supersofts after 11 laps. His teammate Valtteri Bottas mimicked themove soon afterward, Ricciardo following in their footsteps a lap later and Verstappen the next.

Hamilton and Ricciardo threaded their way back around Kimi Räikkönen in the opening corners of Lap 17, having dipped behind during their pit stops. While they opened a gap to Kimi, title challenger Sebastian Vettel made a pit stop of his own, Räikkönen following at the end of his lap.

A second VSC came on Lap 31 when Renault driver Carlos Sainz Jr. pulled over in the stadium section of the track, his car expired. The VSC deactivated on Lap 32, permitting Vettel's attack on Ricciardo, which succeeded on Lap 34. Vettel took Hamilton five laps later through Turn 1, Hamilton putting up no fight. Homeland hero Sergio Perez of Force India disappointed his fans


on Lap 40 with a race retirement, his first at the Mexican Grand Prix.

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Ricciardo closed the gap to Hamilton over the following several laps, culminating in a braking lunge around Hamilton's outside into the first corner on Lap 47. The Brit overshot his braking point and sailed across the grass, relinquishing position to Hamilton. Hamilton complained that his tires were burned out and rolled into the pits for a set of ultra softs as Vettel rolled out on the same. Bottas cloned Hamilton's mistake while defending against Räikkönen, mowing the lawn in Mexico City and losing track position. Like Hamilton, he traded out his tires for some ultrasofts afterward.

With much of the race already run, Ricciardo's Red Bull began to emit smoke on Lap 61 and hecoasted off the pit straight on the next trip around with an engine failure. This solicited the third VSC of the race, during which Bottas traded his tires for hypersofts and quickly set the fastest lap of the race.

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Verstappen rounded the final corner to take his fifth Grand Prix win and the Driver of the Day vote. Hamilton followed to capture his fifth title, joining Juan Manuel Fangio and Michael Schumacher as the only other driver to achieve at least that many world championships in their career. A full list of finishers can be found below.


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It was the Vistorian's who coined the phrase 'the English Riviera', likening this stunning 22 mile stretch of Devonshire coastline to its French equivalent. And with its balmy weather, sub-tropical plants, gastronomic delights and colourful waterfronts, it's easy to see why. So where better to spend the summer than at Torquay holiday park, close to all the Riviera's finest attractions. * A lively park in a country hillside setting * Stunning views towards nearby Torquay * Close toThere were many steps involved in the evolution of the camera obscura to the amazing digital cameras we have today. Technology rapidly moved photography through its infancy into the era of personal use. We can thank Eastman Kodak for bringing the camera to the masses with the slogan, “You press the button – We do the rest.”

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Alcoholism affects more than 17 million Americans. The number is staggering and the consequences are deadly. No one is immune to alcoholism. Many of those suffering from this disease are professionals, such as doctors, teachers, business owners, lawyers, judges, and even clergy. Over 10 thousand men, women,


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A cruise ship crew member was arrested on Tuesday, February 19, 2019, in Port Louis, Mauritius for drug possession reports Inside News. According to the source, Police arrested the 38-year-old Shameem Rasmally, who was working as a photographer for the German cruise liner AidaBlu, operated by Aida Cruises.

After searching the crew member’s cabin authorities found 300 grams of cannabis, cannabis seeds and hashish hidden under his mattress. Hashish and cannabis were also hidden in the cap of a deodorant spray and in the box of an empty bar of soap in the bathroom. In total 261 cannabis seeds, 105 g of hashish, 143 g of ganja was seized. The hidden stash was found withLEXINGTON, Ky. (Aug. 1, 2017) — One month remains to enter submissions in a call for art proposals for University of Kentucky's Memorial Hall.

In recent years, UK has been the site of several important discussions on inclusion of all members of campus and what makes a more welcoming community.

One part of this conversation has centered on a mural located in Memorial Hall, a popular campus landmark. This 1934 fresco, completed by Lexington-born artist and UK art alumna Ann Rice O’Hanlon, was made possible on campus by the Public Works of Art Project (PWAP) established in 1933 during the Great Depression. O’Hanlon’s work and other PWAP projects were part of President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s New Deal and marked the first time in history a federal government program supported art


canceled classes, offices were closed and many businesses were shuttered.

With the sun shining, not a wisp of smoke in the air and only gentle breezes, the historic action was condemned by those inconvenienced.

"It's unreasonable. There's no wind. It's nothing. There's no reason why they should shut the power off," said Joseph Pokorski, a retiree who had been drinking beers and cocktails by lantern light at the Town Square bar in Sonoma in the early morning. "They're ... closing everything down so they don't get sued. They don't trim the trees, so we suffer."

More than 500,000 customers in Northern California were without power, the utility said, and about 300,000 more outages were planned later to prevent its equipment from sparking wildfires during winds forecast to build. About 2 millionlanterns?" a concerned Elma Lear asked at Moraga Hardware and Lumber. "Or candles?"

The store was out of both and had also run out of batteries and coolers — even ultra-pricey Yeti coolers that cost as much as $400, owner Bill Snider said.

On Tuesday, the store sold 500 flashlights. Other high-demand items were extension cords, propane tanks for barbecues and butane for camping stoves. Generators were almost impossible to find.

Lear, who had stocked up on nonperishable food, cash and filled her gas tank, was directed to a home decor shop nearby where she had to fork over $40 for long lasting beeswax candles.

"I'm going to bite the bullet," she said.

The utility planned to shut off power in parts of 34 northern and central California counties to reduce the chance


residents in the region's wine country north of San Francisco marked the two-year anniversary of deadly wildfires that killed 44 and destroyed thousands of homes. San Francisco is the only county in the nine-county Bay Area where power will not be affected.

It could take as many as five days to restore power after the danger has passed because every inch of power line must be checked to make sure it isn't damaged or in danger of sparking a blaze, PG&E said.

To the south, Southern California Edison was considering power shut-offs to nearly 174,000 customers in nine counties as Santa Ana winds were predicted Thursday. San Diego Gas & Electric has notified about 30,000 customers they could lose power in backcountry areas.

The cutbacks followed a plan instituted after deadlywildfires — some blamed on downed PG&E transmission lines — destroyed dozens of lives and thousands of homes in recent years and forced the utility into bankruptcy over an estimated $30 billion in potential damages from lawsuits.

The outages Wednesday weren't limited to fire-prone areas because the utilities must turn off entire distribution and transmission lines to much wider areas to minimize the risk of wildfires.

Classes were canceled for thousands of schoolchildren and at the University of California, Berkeley, Sonoma State University and Mills College.

Hospitals would operate on backup power, but other systems could see their generators fail after a few days. Outages even posed a threat that fire hydrants wouldn't work at a time of extreme fire danger.

Counties activated their emergency centers and authorities urged people to have


act, and then see what relationships formed. I mostly did that in DA2, although my character pursued Isabella a bit more strongly.

Well, my character in DA started out as a cynical, bitter City Elf, but I, as the player, wanted to pair her up with Leliana. Since Leliana tended to be more sunny, the character had to act less bitter during the game. In game, this worked out as her gradually being brought out of that state and becoming a better person through her love for Leliana … while still being snarky and cynical at times. This then led to the best character development I think I’ve ever had in a computer RPG (with my playing as Corwin from the Amber series converting to the Dark Side atSchoolies death: "very tragic"

The teenage girl who fell to her death from the balcony of a Gold Coast high-rise building was alone at the time, police say.

The 17-year-old, who was taking part in schoolies celebrations, was staying on the 26th floor of the Chevron Renaissance apartment tower with a friend.

But police say she was alone before she fell into a garden area on the fifth floor about 9.30pm (AEST) on Thursday night. She could not be revived.

An army of counsellors has been mobilised to help school leavers deal with the death, but many have already headed home to the support of their families.

Assistant Commissioner Graham Rynders told reporters he met the girl's parents on Friday morning, and they were deeply traumatised.

"It's been a very tragic night for all


of us and has put a dark cloud over what has been a very successful schoolies event," he told reporters.

Mr Rynders said the girl, who has not been named, was not skylarking before she fell.

Asked if anything could have been done to prevent the tragedy, he said: "In this case, absolutely not."

Schoolie Shantelle Turner earlier told how she saw the girl fall from her own apartment in the Chevron complex. She said the image would remain with her forever.

"Everyone's really devastated," she said.

"I didn't get to sleep at all last night. I've never seen anyone die before."

Police say there is nothing suspicious about the death and a report will be prepared for the coroner.

Chaplaincy group Red Frogs spent the night providing support and counselling to schoolies affected bythe tragedy.

"There were literally hundreds of schoolies we were dealing with and we had over 100 Red Frog chaplains in operation around the building," spokesman Mark Gourlay told reporters on the Gold Coast.

"It's never good to lose a mate ... it really does knock you for six."

Most Queensland schoolies were due to leave the Gold Coast on the weekend but many have already gone.

"Everyone wants to go home now. There's no party atmosphere any more," school leaver Alana, from Brisbane, told reporters.

The girl is the sixth person to die from a balcony fall on the Gold Coast in the past year, and on Monday a drunk schoolie made headlines when he was photographed taking a nap on the unfenced 11th floor ledge of a Gold Coast high rise.

Gold


we'll find out the truth in due course," police inspector Pat Swindells told the ABC.

He said behaviour at schoolies has been exemplary.

"This week at schoolies has been a fantastic week," he said.

"This is a very, very tragic indecent that has occurred during what has been a very good week."

But he urged schoolies to take it easy when partying in high-rise buildings.

One witness told the ABC he saw the girl fall onto the hotel's pool deck.

"A girl fell off the balcony and (I) just watched her fall," schoolie Seb Georgio said.

"I didn't want to watch."

Rory, a barman across the road from the Chevron Renaissance, said hundreds of schoolies were standing outside the hotel following the incident.

"I saw 200 schoolies out the front of the building, two ambulance (crews), therewere cops everywhere," he told AAP.

The girl is the sixth person to die from a balcony fall on the Gold Coast in the past year.

On Monday, a photo of a drunk schoolie taking a nap on the unfenced 11th floor ledge of a Gold Coast high rise sparked renewed warnings.

Cameron Cox, 18, told media he was drunk at the time and climbed out a window for a thrill and some fresh air.

The prank ended his end of school celebrations, with the Hawaiian Holiday Apartments at Surfers Paradise telling AAP he'd been ordered to leave.

Queensland Premier Campbell Newman said the girl's death was heartbreaking.

"As the father of a year 12 school leaver, my heart goes out to the family and friends of this young woman," he said in a


Clause of the Eighth Amendment.

Finally, he argues that the decision to impose the instant sentence to run

consecutively to his sentence in a Southern District of Illinois telemarketing-fraud

case was substantively unreasonable. For the reasons set forth below, we affirm.

                                           I.

      From at least December 2004 through January 2007, Porcelli and his

unindicted co-conspirators used the entities The Safe Harbour Foundation of

Florida, Inc. (“Safe Harbour”), Silverstone Financial, LLC (“Silverstone

Financial”), Silverstone Lending, LLC (“Silverstone Lending”), and Keystone

Financial (“Keystone”) to defraud distressed homeowners out of thecustomers by marketing false

credit opportunities. Porcelli and others formed Silverstone Financial in

December 2004 and Silverstone Lending in June 2005. On June 14, 2005, Porcelli

applied for Silverstone Lending’s Florida license to be a Mortgage Lender.

Silverstone Lending became a Correspondent Lender and Porcelli was licensed as

its Principal Representative.

      Porcelli and the others searched for homeowners who were in jeopardy of

losing their homes through foreclosure, specifically targeting those who still had

equity in their homes. The conspirators sent the victims marketing mailings from

Safe Harbour that advertised it as a nonprofit “foreclosure relief” corporation. The

mailed flyers contained numerous misrepresentations and instances of deceptive

wording, such as:


testified that Porcelli had

caused them emotional and physical distress by manipulating, intimidating, and

confusing them into the agreements, then harassing and threatening them and

stealing their homes after they defaulted. One victim experienced high blood

pressure and a heart attack as a result of Porcelli’s actions, another was seeing a

psychologist and taking considerable medication, and a third attempted to commit

suicide. At the second sentencing hearing, defense counsel indicated that Porcelli

had offered to do “whatever is necessary to assist the people who still have liens

against them,” and he noted that he had received a substantial-assistance reduction

to his sentence in the telemarketing case. The prosecutor and FTC officer in the

                       cooperation in the Southern District of Illinois would be considered

in both cases, but the unfortunate timing prevented that from happening.

Furthermore, if the cases had been consolidated, the guideline calculations in this

case likely would have absorbed by the other offense level due to the much greater

size of the telemarketing case. He acknowledged that the Sentencing Guidelines

did not require consecutive sentencing, but he argued that a sentencing credit or

concurrent sentencing would be equitable. Furthermore, Porcelli readily

acknowledged that his conduct was wrong, and he was attempting to “absolve

himself of his sins” insofar as the mortgages were concerned.

      Porcelli’s wife submitted a written statement of support and his sister spoke

on his behalf. Porcelli apologized directly to his family, the court, the

government, and the victims, and he pledged


deadly as the Clovis point..." "Some think that these pioneers of the new frontier plunged into an orgy of slaughter, wiping out Ice age animals, like the mammoth." "ANIMAL GROANS" "The evidence is questionable, but that image of the mighty hunter has stuck." "So, it looks as if small groups of men, women and children made that first push into America about 13,500 years ago." "Using their sophisticated tools they made the most of their new home, and spread right across the continent from coast to coast." "Until recently, this was the version of American pre-history that most experts agreed on." "But a new discovery here in Texas is threatening to rewrite the entire story." "Archaeologist Mike Collins is a very patient man." "For 15 years he's beenwaterlogged ground." "And inside this long hut the archaeologists found hearths, and in them the remains of nuts and berries and seeds that people had been eating." "The hearths were lined with clay." "And in part of this clay, that presumably was wet at some point, there was somebody's footprint." "About 30 metres away, was the strange outline of what was perhaps another much smaller hut." "Outside it there were butchered mastodon bones, but inside it there were some very intriguing finds indeed." "Some plant remains, a few of them seaweeds, that are still used by the Mapuche Indians today as medicines." "Incredibly, the team even discovered the remains of potato skins." "It's the first evidence anywhere in the world of humans using - eating - potatoes." "It's


"We can imagine those first pioneers paddling along the edge of the ice, some 17,000 years ago, and their descendants moving down along the coast, reaching the southernmost tip of the Americas within just a couple of thousand years." "With a foothold in this new world, the first Americans flourished here, until eventually, some 15,000 years later, they were to come face-to-face with some distant members of their family tree." "In 1492, a small group of European explorers arrived on the shores of the Americas, where they were met by bewildered locals." "Even though both groups were branches of that original exodus from Africa some 70,000 years ago, the Europeans didn't see the inhabitants of America as long-lost cousins, but rather as wild, savage, even unhuman." "And theA senior figure and ally of Jeremy Corbyn has called for the trade union link with the Labour Party to end.

Christine Shawcroft, a long-time Labour activist, Momentum official and NEC member, wrote on her Facebook page: "It's time to support disaffiliation of the unions from the Labour Party. The party belongs to us, the members."

Excoriating the trade unions, she claimed that union leadership "stick it to the rank-and-file members time after time".

The message has laid bare the tensions which exist at the top of the Labour Party.

You might think this is not so new - that Labour has been in the grip of a civil war ever since Jeremy Corbyn first stood for leader.

But this is not a fight between factions of the Labour Party, it is left


versus left and recently, at least, that really is new.

All of this has come to a head over a job almost no one has heard of.

A few weeks ago Iain McNicol, the general secretary of the Labour Party, resigned.

The role is basically an organisational one, the person responsible for running the party on a day-to-day basis and getting it ready for elections.

It is an important job, but Mr McNicol was not favoured by the leadership of the party.

Image: Iain McNicol's resignation has sparked a battle over his successor

He was not on the left nor a Corbyn ally - and many in the leadership will have been pleased he decided to chuck in the towel.

Up to now, most of the unions and especially the largest, Unite, had (on thesurface at least) been working hand in glove with Momentum and the wider left of the party.

That has now changed. Unite put up a candidate for the general secretary job, Jennie Formby, very quickly. It was assumed she would be the left's candidate.

Then to the surprise of many, Jon Lansman, ally of Jeremy Corbyn and head of the grassroots group Momentum, decided to throw his hat into the ring.

He said that he was applying "to open up the contest and ensure we have a wide range of candidates" - saying also (in a not so thinly veiled jab at the way unions do business) he wanted to see an end to "the old machine politics".

The truth is this tension has been bubbling away for a while. As one


the addition of a plug for The Pony Club.

"You each get one," door host Brittney Hooten tells them, handing caps to a middle-aged man and woman who come in together. They pass through the second double doors, the deafening strains of classic rock pouring out like a tidal wave as the doors swing open and the couple disappears inside.

It's going to be Stormy inside tonight, but there's still awhile to go before she makes it rain for another club owner with dollar signs in his eyes.

'It's a fascinating mix'

Jerry Westlund owns 19 clubs in The Pony Club franchise. The Memphis club, at 3918 Winchester, is one of them.

It's also one of the five among Westlund's 19 that contracted for appearances by Stormy Daniels, the adult film star whosealleged affair with President Donald Trump made her a mainstream name. She's doing the shows as part of her "Make America Horny Again" tour of clubs nationwide that capitalizes on the fame, or notoriety, of being associated with Trump.

The 39-year-old Daniels, whose real name is Stephanie Clifford, did two shows to sold-out crowds Monday night at the Winchester club. The night before, she was at a Westlund club in Missouri. Tuesday, it was on to a club in Evansville, Ind., then Indianapolis before finishing at a Pony Club owned by Westlund in Huntsville, Ala.

Westlund says Daniels will perform at more of his clubs in August. The amount she was paid for the package of appearances was not disclosed.

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her shows was one of the biggest changes she's noticed in the post-Trump era. She said she routinely sees crowds that include groups of women, various races and lots of gay men.

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Westlund says that while being in the headlines has certainly helped, a lot of people already knew about Stormy, an actress, writer and producer of adult films with titles like "Good Will Humping" and "The Witches of Breastwick." She's also had small roles in mainstream films such as "The 40-Year-Old Virgin" and "Knocked Up."

"Stormy has been in the business a long time," Westlund notes, adding that she's just part of the broad range of performers available to the gentleman's club, as they prefer to be called, industry thesereluctant initially to talk, but Beasley eventually comes around. After all, he notes, it's not like he's skipping out on work or something to be there.

When he opens up, Beasley concedes that he's a Trump supporter. He didn't vote in 2016, he says, but he supports what Trump has done.

"I think he's done good things," Beasley says.

Then it's time to get back inside.

Warming up the crowd

As Westlund promises, it's a diverse mix inside.

Daniels' bus has just pulled into the parking lot and disappeared to the back side of the building at 8:45 p.m., so it's unlikely she will make the scheduled 9 p.m. showtime.

Indeed, her personal security team has to make a sweep of the building first. Big guys in black shirts pan out around the room, inspecting


every inch of the dimly lit space carefully as the regular house performers keep the crowd entertained on stage.

Dancers in various states of dress crawl across the floor and climb multiple poles, only to slither back down as strobe lights and the glitter of the overhead disco ball bathe them in a pulsating glow.

A patriotic theme permeates the place. Four American flags hang from the back wall, while another flag made of multi-colored lights adorns another wall. TV's mounted around the room show the most American of sports, baseball, though nobody is watching.

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Behind the bar, two female bartenders in tightly fitting red-white-and-blue, one-piece outfits and flashing Uncle Sam hats keep a steady supply of beer and otherhalf the people in here are lawyers," Westlund offers as we watch. He won't mention names, but he says a couple of local elected officials also inquired about getting in for the show. No familiar faces stand out as I scan the room while we're talking, but Westlund assures there's no political bias among those interested.

"One was Democrat and one was Republican," he says.

Stormy Daniels hits the stage

About 9:45, the deejay finally clears the regular dancers from the stage. The crowd can smell something in the air, besides the smoke.

Sirens wail and cracks of thunder blare from the public address system.

"Things are about to get Stormy," the deejay-turned-meteorologist warns. He then runs through Daniels' film credits, including her March interview with Anderson Cooper — which he says was


the most-watched episode in 10 years — as Daniels suddenly struts onto the stage.

She's nothing if not all-American tonight, wearing a glittery red corset, long glittering blue gloves and a long red-and-white gown open down the front. Strategically placed blue stars on her chest complete the ensemble.

She moves to "American Woman" as the house dancers become part of the crowd around the stage, watching a performer probably twice their age but every bit as limber. The clothes begin to fall away until Daniels' stars are finally at half-staff. The crowd has what it paid to see.

By the end of her four-song set, the "American Woman" has become Tom Petty's "American Girl." She works the crowd, giving a bare-breasted nuzzle here and there to both men and women asWyndham Kingsgate

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Portland Timbers defender Alvas Powell has been named to the Jamaican national team for the 2014 Caribbean Cup.

The tournament will take place from Nov. 10-17 in Montego Bay, Jamaica. The Reggae Boyz will compete in Group B with Martinique, Haiti and Antigua and Barbuda.

Jamaica will play Martinique on Nov. 11, face Haiti on Nov. 13 and close out the group stage with a match against Antigua and Barbuda on Nov. 15.

The top four finishers in the tournament will qualify for the 2015 CONCACAF Gold Cup, while the tournament winner will earn a berth to the 2016 Copa América Centenario.

The 20-year-old Powell has earned 13 caps for Jamaica since making his international debut in 2012.

Powell made 15 regular-season appearances for theNJ taxpayers to pay more for Chris Christie's portrait than they have for any governor

To most people, the image that sums up Chris Christie's time as governor is the picture of him on that beach closed to everyone else, in that chair with his family and friends while the public was shut out of state parks on a holiday weekend during a government shutdown.

The image that Christie wants to officially mark his time as governor and the one that the public is paying for will be painted by an Australian artist whose portrait portfolio includes royalty and an international pop star — and whose fee comes with the highest price tag yet for New Jersey taxpayers.

At $85,000, Christie's portrait will cost more than what his three predecessors combined


in Washington, D.C.

As governor, Christie and his family flew on a private jet lent by the billionaire Republican donor Sheldon Adelson, vacationed in luxury in Jordan paid for by that country's king and watched the Dallas Cowboys from the owner's box courtesy of team owner Jerry Jones.

“I try to squeeze all the juice out of the orange that I can," Christie once told The New York Times, a quote that, like the photo of him lounging on the beach during last year's government shutdown, is often used as a reference point for what many view as his self-interested political philosophy.

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RAISING TAXES?: How Phil Murphy wants to raise New Jersey's taxes —country's capital of Canberra for members of parliament. His depiction of Our Lady of the Southern Cross was blessed in 2008 by Pope Benedict XVI and hangs in St. Mary's Cathedral in Sydney.

Some of Newton's more well-known portrait subjects include the Duke of Edinburgh, pop singer Kylie Minogue and former NBA commissioner David Stern.

Newton did not respond to a message seeking comment and the contract includes a nondisclosure agreement.

In a 2006 story for the National Portrait Gallery's magazine, writer Katherine Russell described Newton as "perhaps the quintessential portrait artist" and one who has built a strong reputation in Australia and North America.

"On receiving a commission Newton will often repeatedly sketch his subject in a variety of poses, sometimes creating up to 12 sketches in order to narrow down


his compositional choices," the story said. "These drawings are then shared with the subject to involve them in the process and he also finds this step helps to take the element of surprise out of a commissioned work."

While some former governors have turned to local artists — Florio hired Plainfield native Ronald Sherr and Codey tapped Flemington's Paul Jennis — others have, like Christie, selected foreign talent to cast their image in history. Whitman and McGreevey both chose an artist who blended both: Chen Yanning, a native of China who lived in Monmouth County.

According to the contract, Christie was scheduled for sittings on Dec. 27 and 28 for his portrait, with an estimated completion date of this fall at the latest. The portrait will be a three-quarter figuresize.

A spokesman for Christie did not respond to emailed questions seeking comment and more details on the portrait.

It's unknown where Christie's portrait will hang, since the statehouse is under a multi-year renovation he ordered. Gubernatorial portraits from William Livingston to Corzine used to hang throughout the statehouse and in the governor's outer office, where Christie would hold news conference and sometimes point to the portraits of his most recent predecessors as historical references.

When the governor's office moved up to 225 West State St., portraits of nearly all the most recent governors went along and were hung in the media center where press conferences are now held. But the portraits of two former acting governors — DiFrancesco and Codey, who later changed the law to be recognized without the


acting title although he was never elected — were left in the legislative wing of the statehouse, which is not being renovated.

Christie's Democratic successor, Gov. Phil Murphy, had the portraits of DiFrancesco and Codey hung in the media room with other recent governors.

Other details about Christie's portrait are unknown. But Christie, a history buff who often spoke with awe that he'd become the 55th governor of New Jersey, signaled early on that he viewed the gubernatorial portrait with reverence and had plans for his own.

"I’m getting the oil portrait in the statehouse,'' he said in November 2010, when he was just 11 months into his first term. "So here's the thing — when I bring my grandchildren back to the statehouse and I show them that painting...they're goingSearch results

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Doghman said that some of those who survived were blinded, and others went into comas or suffered kidney failure. He pointed to delayed relief efforts as contributing to the increasing toll. On Monday, 51 were reported dead.

He said the dead range in age from 19 to 50 years old, and that Algerians and Tunisians were among them.

The sale and consumption of alcohol is banned in the conservative North African country. Like illegal drugs elsewhere, some Libyans turn to black market dealers to buy alcohol, which is often cooked in homes or deserted farms.

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 2006  Global Women's Action Network for Children (with Marian Wright Edelman, Melanne Verveer, and Madeleine Albright)
 2006  Women Leaders Intercultural Forum (with Mary Robinson, Lisa Anderson, and Thoraya Obaid)
 2001  Gender at Work (with Kumi Naidoo, Aruna Rao, and Joanna Kerr)
 2000  Women's Learning Partnership for Rights, Development, and Peace
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AUSTIN, Texas – Texas Men's Golf Head Coach John Fields has been named Dave Williams Coach of the Year, the Golf Coaches Association of America announced on Monday.

The Williams Award honors the national coach of the year in Division I men's golf.

It marks the second time Fields has been named coach of the year in five years after earning the award in 2012.

Fields led Texas to seven wins in 2015-16 and two runner-up finishes, most recently at the NCAA Championship. UT won its fourth-straight Big 12 Championship and advanced to the NCAA Championship for the 10th-straight year.

The Longhorns closed the season finishing in the top-four in 10-straight events. He has coached a squad where five golfers finished in the top-10 and two earned medalist honors at least twice.

FieldsFrankie Dolan sets record straight about naked pool incident back in 2002

'Jesus Christ' says Frankie Dolan when Wooly Parkinson brings up the infamous 2002 'naked pool' incident.

It's The GAA Hour Show live in Roscommon, it's 17 years on and the St Brigid's man says an interview only ventured down this road once before.

"You've some balls on you Wooly, I'll give you that," he laughs.

He walked out the last time. Nancy's bar in Roscommon town for The GAA Hour Live show is a relaxed setting though and so with the floor all his, Dolan tells a story.

"Long story short," he says contradictorily.

There's no way of telling this one quickly.

"We went up to play Donegal a couple of weeks before we played Galway in Hyde Park in the championship. I


open economy.

GE has been doing business in China for decades and the experience has been as varied as the kind of products involved. On some fronts, the company is fighting to protect its technology, while on others it is battling to get its American-made goods past Chinese import restrictions. Yet there are also what the firm considers unqualified successes, such as joint ventures with the Chinese in medical equipment. And the company is even looking to transfer some Chinese technology — involving high-speed rail — back to the United States.

That landscape is far more complex than when Rice first visited China in the late 1980s looking for local production of mechanical timers and other simple components used in home appliances being assembled in the United States. Since then,which would be a crime because Ireland is a felon prohibited from carrying firearms, according to the affidavit.

Ireland was convicted in Florida in 1996 for "dealing in stolen property," and he had active warrants, one for violating probation in that case and another for failing to appear in a marijuana possession case in Cook County, Georgia, according to the charging document.

On Thursday, agents went to Ireland's Toledo home, where they arrested him and executed a search warrant that turned up ammunition but no guns, they said.

The ammunition was enough to charge him with suspicion of being a felon in possession of a firearm and being a fugitive in possession of a firearm, according to the charging document

Ocasio-Cortez has not commented on the case.

"There is absolutely no place in


appellants are attempting to use the State's penalty action as a prop for their private damage suit, which but for the penalty action could have been maintained only in Haskell County as against appellees' plea of privilege.
Appellants ask this Court to apply the doctrine announced by the Texas Supreme Court in Middlebrook v. David Bradley Manufacturing Company, 86 Tex. 706, 26 S.W. 935. In the Middlebrook case an action was brought by the plaintiff on three promissory notes. The first two were made payable in the county where the action was brought, but the third note named no place of payment. The defendant filed a plea of privilege to the latter note which was sustained. The court reversed the Trial Court as to its ruling on the thirdany possibility that elected candidates sanctioned with disciplinary sanctions, penal crimes, impeachment or any other fault on this elections will not be able to take office. He also mentioned that in case any of these candidates took office will be suspended from office.

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A month before the elections there were already some 70 homicides related to the Colombian regional elections of 2007, including government officials, perpetrated by guerrillas, former and new paramilitary groups or common delinquency. This tendency of using violence to coerce the population escalated when the paramilitary groups influenced the previous 2003 regional, presidential and legislative elections.

Onservers part of the mission sent by the Organization of American States (OAS) formally accused the FARC of being the main cause of the disruptions to the electoral process. Not only


EMBED >More News Videos What to know about the Texas Central Bullet Train Project

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- It's the kind of train we've never seen in the Lone Star State, and it's called the Texas Bullet Train. It promises a ride between Houston and Dallas in 90 minutes, and it is one step closer to becoming a reality."I think it's a good idea because it's a four-hour drive, so it'd be nice for it to be just 90 minutes," said Cassie Jones.In recent days, the U.S. Department of Transportation released its review called a Draft Environmental Impact Study, evaluating about a half dozen possible routes, but only recommending one.It gives its initial endorsement to a route that has a Dallas station in the Cedars area, south of downtowna good location because it allows good access to downtown, the Galleria area, the Medical Center and the Energy Corridor," Reed told ABC13.Despite the major step, the start to construction is likely still at least a year away.ABC13 has previously reported on landowners concerned about the route this high-speed train will take and how it will affect their way of life. This is the time when people can voice an opinion and seekStarting this Friday, Dec. 22, you can offer feedback online and for the following 60 days, until Feb. 20, 2018. The public feedback period will include 10 public hearings in the counties affected by the new train.Texas Central, which is building the project, hopes to break ground on the project, at the earliest in late 2018


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of Chicago Medical Center, The University of Chicago Hospitals and Health System, The

University of Chicago Physicians Group, The University of Chicago Hospitals (collectively, the

University of Chicago defendants), University Retina and Macula Associates, P.C., Dr. Rama

Jager, Advocate Christ Hospital and Medical Center, and Advocate Christ Medical Center

(collectively, the Christ Hospital defendants), and other medical providers who have since been

dismissed from the case. 1 Prusak alleged that Dr. Jager misdiagnosed her macular pathology and

that this misdiagnosis led to defendants’ failure to recognize central nervous system lymphoma.

Count I alleged negligence against the University of Chicago defendants and asserted that Dr.

Jager was an agent or apparent agent of the University of Chicago defendants. Count II made the

same allegations with respect to the Advocate defendants and the Christ Hospital defendants. In

both counts,


and symptom of ill-being sustained as a result of the occurrence alleged in her

complaint, she described reoccurrences of both lymphoma (second brain tumor) and ocular

lymphoma.

¶5     Prusak died on November 24, 2013, after the expiration of the four-year statute of repose.

On March 11, 2014, the trial court granted Prusak’s daughter, Sheri Lawler, leave to file an

amended complaint, substituting herself as party plaintiff and as the executor of Prusak’s estate.

¶6     Lawler filed a four-count first amended complaint on April 11, 2014. Two of the counts

alleged claims under the Illinois survival statute (755 ILCS 5/27-6 (West 2010)) for injuries

suffered by Prusak prior to her death. The other two counts sounded in wrongful death. The

         them before due to the twelve-character limit and changing "Parlyz Heal" to be called Paralyze Heal. When Shedinja was introduced in the third generation, one merely needed to raise a Nincada to level 20 and have an empty slot in the party to obtain one. However, it was frequently reported as requiring an empty Pokéball in the bag as well, and although this was fiction made up by fans who seemed to find it more logical, that rumour found itself into Diamond and Pearl and all later games: now one must have a regular Poké Ball in one's bag in order to get a Shedinja.

Species, Stats and Moves

Particular Pokémon species, their stats and the moves they learn.

Magikarp can only learn Splash, Tackle, Flail and Bounce (via Platinum Move


and yellow petals in its 'skirt'; and in both the sprites and Sugimori art of the subsequent generations, it has the flowers and skirt of the G/S/C Sugimori art while the body is light green. Bellossom is not the only Pokémon to have gone through significant color changes. For example, Bulbasaur originally had a blue body in its Sugimori art but is now closer to green; in Gold and Silver Spinarak was dark purple but is now green and yellow while the shiny form is dark blue/purple; and Jumpluff was all blue in Gold and Silver while the Sugimori art as well as the games from Crystal onwards have shown the cotton puffs on its arms as yellow. Speaking of which, the shadows of Jumpluff's cotton puffs areThe book arrived bedside and surely it “…shines a light on the shadowy perambulations of poets, novelists and thinkers…”(from the publishers, Verso Books).

In the 484-page tome the writer investigates the intrigues of night culture from the renaissance to mid-19th century or in authorial time — from Chaucer to Dickens.

With his own poetic voice, Mr. Beaumont examines the darkness of penury and ‘houselessness’, the roguish elite — ramblers, wanderers and vagrants — and introduces the reader to the “noctambulant and the noctivagant, or common nightwalker”.

He ends the book with a quote from Edgar Allan Poe that starts many of my talks, which I now share with you.

Then we sallied forth into the streets, arm in arm, continuing the topics of the day, or roaming far and wide until a


late hour, seeking amid the wild lights and shadows of the populous city, that infinity of mental excitement which quiet observation can afford.

Guy Debord’sTheory of the Dérive has been instrumental for my life as a citizen-walker. From the Bureau of Public Secrets, “… dérive, a technique of rapid passage through varied ambiences. Dérives involve playful-constructive behavior and awareness of psychogeographical effects, and are thus quite different from the classic notions of journey or stroll.

An assembly of posts highlighting a facet of 21st century night walking – and passage:

I was the “official” photographer and took my mission seriously, running ahead, falling back, click click click. Get the shot.

Joan Schechter is a pro tour-guide and she covered the architecture and history of the Village by the lights of Jane Jacob.

Howdid it happen that Michael Levine, Charlie Anderson and I veered of the path of the official walk and viola! began a sensational wander?

It started outside of 555 Hudson – do you recognize that address? It was Jane’s last home in the US, before leaving for Canada as a protest of the Vietnam War, and a way to save her son from the draft. The kind current owner showed up at the front door – perhaps she heard the sounds of our group of 75 determined tour-ists?

As the group moved on to the wonders of West Village, some of us stayed on to discuss the building and her apartment. Michael had visited Ms. Jacobs in 1967 and wondered about details: were the rooms still configured the way they


refreshment.

What was learned? Urban planner Michael conflated my interest in Found Lighting to Found Seating. Architect Charlie shared his quest to walk all over the city at all hours of the night shooting photos of doors, building materials, people of all stripes and his upcoming blog on the same.

An all together satisfying New York City, nay, Manhattan experience, was had by all.

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The walk according to the New York Times: “One Jane’s Walk tour starts at the Christopher Street subway station in Greenwich Village, where Jacobs arrived after moving from Scranton, Pa., to pursue a writing career. Another sticks to Roosevelt Island, focusing on how it evolved from a purely institutional setting of mostly almshouses and hospitals into a planned residential community. You can explore the Rockaways in Queensor visit “Main Street U.S.A.” in Tottenville, on Staten Island.”

Description: In 1934, 18 year old Jane Jacobs arrived in NYC from Scranton to pursue a writing career. While exploring her new environs, she found herself at Christopher Street Station, and immediately began her love affair with Greenwich Village. Our tour will include the history of the area, woven with stories and relevant sights of Jane’s epic battles with city bureaucracy and the powerful Robert Moses to preserve her beloved Village. Walkers will visit Hudson Street, where she lived for 20 years, observing its daily ‘intricate sidewalk ballet’ that was the inspiration for her acclaimed first book, The Death and Life of Great American Cities, as well as see several other historic sites that would not exist today if


into or exit from certain zones. — Theory of the Dériveby Guy-Ernest Debord

A launch to the season of golden slanting sun and naturally tinting leaves, here is a seasonal selection of commentaries voted the best at Light Project studio — a visually warm celebration of the coming cool weather.

It’s autumn in New York, The gleaming rooftops at sundown, Oh Autumn in New York, It lifts you up when you run down. Glittering crowds and shimmering crowds, In canyons of steel, They’re making me feel – I’m home.

The NightSeeing program’s intention is to open people’s eyes to an existing nighttime milieu, as well as providing an overview of public lighting theory in an experiential setting.

Photos by Leni

NightSeeing was presented on January 11th, 2011, as part of the Architecture, Residential,Commercial (ARC) Lighting Show in London. This interactive experience was a guide to the nocturnal lighting environment, culminating in an hour-long evening walk through The Angel, Islington district.

Prior to the program I worked with the hosts on a virtual event preview to brief conference attendees for registration. (links to Preview Part 1 and Preview Part 2).

Photos by Leni

NightSeeing London consisted of two parts. The first section comprised a LightTalk during conference hours, providing a basic understanding of the systems lighting our cities. The second aspect, LightWalk, was the after-dark walk, in which I decoded the shadows, emanations and reflections that defined the nightscape—from shop silhouettes and signage to streetlights and the phantom photons of passing cars.

Photos by Leni

Numbering approximately 50 participants, , we started off from the Business


Design Center – equipped for the London weather with glowing umbrellas, a gift from Lighting Alliance/UK. As the group explored the rain-whipped streets of The Angel in Islington—amid the pulsing neon and Saturday night pedestrian and vehicular traffic—the attendees’ many observations and insights created the atmosphere of a movable symposium on the after-dark urban environment.

Photos L to R by M Kramer, Andy Spain, M Kramer

Among the significant features of The Angel we focused on were the distinctions between two of the district’s retail sites.

N1 Centre, with the glare of stark white-metal surfaces and shop fronts, was offset by illuminated public art.

Camden Passage was distinguished by its handmade surfaces—especially its painted signs and the charming window displays. In one instance, the reflection of high-pressure sodium light from a letteredsign created an illusion of gleaming gold.

I was pleased and astonished that the attendees at theARC Show NightSeeing™ were from many nations— including South Africa, Serbia, Germany, Netherlands, France, Norway, and of course, the UK.

Moreover, The Angel event was for me, personally, a kind of homecoming. In the 1970s, I resided in North and East London for a number of years. Bicycling to Camden Passage and the Chapel Market, in the Angel, and riding the 73-bus and the Northern Line are reference points in my memory of London. I attended London Film School in Covent Garden, and learned to be very observant of a fully sensorial London with its familiarly welcoming sounds, sights and smells. What a privilege and pleasure, then, so many years later, revisit these environs,


the future can be matched by adaptive public lighting. The eight shades below typify a city like New York (similarly urbanized, western hemisphere, etc).

Dusk; as the sun sets, depending on season, either the work day extends into the night, ordaylight extends into the post work

Happy hour; the social extension of the work day, decompression time

Dining out; the date, the business meeting, the special event, window shopping, strolling

Cultural events; the rush to the movies, theater, the ballet, concert or opera

Early risers; the first shift arrives, outdoor markets set up, newspapers arrive

Dawn; the commuters begin to arrive, power breakfast on Wall Street

[Copyright Leni Schwendinger 2009]

Eight-Shades-of-Night Light Walk; preparation and discussion

In November 2009, Professional Lighting Design Association held a program of Lightmapping in New York City. Our team was led bystudy started in 5th grade. We created our own Spanish books – mine was over-sized with a hard cover surfaced in canvas and splatter paint. the binding was tied with leather thong. In my imagination, Mexico was associated with music, rich colors, copper metal, a land of deserts, carvings and people who were so fascinating that they spoke a different language than me. I had a wish to be Mexicana. Above all I wanted to visit Mexico City.

So, when Jeffrey Miller, President of IALD texted a request from China about my interest in speaking on City Beautification in Mexico City I was thrilled!

This city of great layered history — and pre-history –was opened to me through the inimitable process of Dérive, with my constant companion and explorer, Mark


Kramer.

Ciudad de México is inhabited by 8,836,045 inhabitants (2008 figure, Wikipedia) and Greater Mexico City has a population exceeding 19 million people, making it the second largest metropolitan area in the Americas and the third largest agglomeration in the world (Wikipedia).

IALD Conference on Sustainable Design at CIHAC

Expo CIHAC (Centro Impulsor de la Construccion y la Habitacion) was held on October 13-17th, 2009 at the Banamex Convention Center, Mexico City. The Expo is the most important construction exhibition in Mexico. It gathers together project developers, contractors, consultants, engineers and building material suppliers. This year CIHAC partnered with IALD (International Association of Lighting Designers) to hold a Conference on Sustainable Design. Mexico’s IALD chapter sponsored the event. It was a great opportunity to meet with my south-of-the-border colleagues.

The Banamex ConventionCenter is adjacent to the Americas Horse Racetrack. Upon arrival we were mesmerized by the trotting horses out for practice. I joined North American lighting design colleagues Charles Stone and Mark Loeffler at the podium.

Charles discussion of White Light in Public Lighting was the perfect counterpoint to mine, with its focus on colored light. Mark’s LEED and Lighting Design walked the audience through the ever more complex arena of “Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design” and how lighting applies. Mark also spoke on DaylightingDesign.

My topic City Beautification, The Use of Color and Light posits that the use of colored light in the urban environment has exploded. With the continued development of LED sources the lighting designers’ paintbox has been redefined and colored light is not only technically more


the plaza. Its ornate carvings of stone and wood bursts out of the facade beckoning visitors.

The Cathedral is the largest and oldest cathedral in the Americas. It is sited upon a sacred Aztec precinct near the Templo Mayor. The cathedral was built around a church that was constructed after the Spanish conquest of Tenochtitlán — the Aztec’s capital city (1573 to 1813) — and finally replaced the church. The Metropolitan was inspired by Spain’s Gothic cathedrals. Its Baroque-style facade and 64-meter high Neoclassical-style towers contain 18 bells.

The ethereal glow of the ornate interior reveals five naves, several chapels, two impressive pipe organs, religious paintings and figurines. The decor, whispered hush and flicker of candles conspire to create a time/space wonderment.

The Zócalo Edge; Templo Mayor

“Next door” to the Cathedralis the Templo Mayor (Great Temple)

The Aztec legend describes the siting of the Temple as a fulfillment of a prophecy; where an eagle was seen perched on a cactus devouring a snake.

Construction began around 1325 AD and the Temple was continually enlarged over the next two centuries. A the time of the Spanish Conquest, in 1521, the temple was the center of this Tenochtitlan, with a population of 300,000.

The temple was nearly destroyed by the Spaniards after their conquest of Tenochtitlan.

The Templo Mayor excavation began 30 years ago after electrical tradesmen discovered the ruins.

Two life-size clay figures from this trove represent the two faces of Aztec religion. A winged warrior, his head poking out from an eagle’s beak, with talons erupting from his knees, symbolizes life or the


sun at dawn. Discovered only a decade ago, a grisly, six-foot-tall, clay figure – with his liver dangling beneath exposed ribs – represents death. Both were revered. The equal value of life and death explains “why the images of death are so strong,” says Felipe Solís, curator and the foremost authority on the Aztecs. “At Mexico City’s core beats an Aztec heart” — Carol Strickland, Christian Science Monitor

Culture

Museo de Anthropologica

On our way to the Museo de Anthropologica we strolled through Chapultepec Park. A large scale photo exhibition mounted on an iron fence was composed of provocative images in billboard style. The Museum, in mid-century modern/Mexican style, is stunning – the sleek lines interrupted by pattern and relief. The first gallery was a contemporary take by several artists, onMexico City and its populous. Salvage materials, video, industrial homage and individual stories tell the life of the lesser known Mexicano.

The monumental collection is humbling. Here, another chance to experience the ancient, this time through a curated collection.

Lighting designer Gustavo Aviles, and his wife Magi, took us to dinner at the Colonia San Ángel Inn. After an evening of laughter and conversation they surprised us by pointing out the Kahlo/Rivera House-Study right across the street. The intense and creative couple — Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera — painted and housed their skull collection, as well as pre-Columbian art and Mexican crafts here.

The complex, two buildings connected by a bridge, is one the most important cultural landmarks of Mexico City. It was designed by Juan O’Gorman — an architect


and painter. It is a a merging of modern Mexican architecture and the International style.

The work caused a heated controversy in the 1930s by combining organic Mexican architecture and architectural murals with functionalism. So was the breaking of all the aesthetic paradigms of architecture in Mexico until then, to incorporate such blunt theories and thoughts as most avant-garde architects (as Le Corbusier) were developing on the European continent. Thoughts such as the rational use of materials, analysis of the functioning of ideal spaces and the adequacy of them to accommodate activities that took place within them – ideas that were radical at first but eventually were assimilated into the worldwide architectural community. These houses were made possible with minimum cost and effort.

Diego Rivera Studio Museum was established bypresidential decree in 1981, opening its doors in 1986. In 1994, the INBA made the restoration and rehabilitation of houses a cultural heritage site of the nation, according to the decree published in the Diario Oficial on March 25, 1998. — Wikiarquitectura.com


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Stephen Colbert took over as host of The Late Show on Tuesday night, and he hit the ground running. The new look titles look incredible: The newly-renovated Ed Sullivan Theater looks stunning inside with the original roof restored to its former glory, complete with digital projections of – amongst other things – Stephen Colbert’s face: Although the new digital backdrops behind the desk and to the side are incredible I do miss the old New York skyline and models from…

The Late Show With Stephen Colbert gets underway tomorrow night – Tuesday 8th September – on CBS. The all-new Late Show kicks off from a newly-renovated Ed Sullivan Theater with an interesting lineup of guests for the opening two weeks. There’s a mixture ofPresident Donald Trump is trying to minimize fears about coronavirus spreading rampantly in the United States. He says the situation is "very well under control in our country."

Trump addressed the issue at a news conference in New Delhi following meetings with India's prime minister.

The president says the U.S. has "very few people" with coronavirus. The U.S. has 35 of the more than 80,000 confirmed coronavirus cases worldwide.

This comes as fears about the spread of cases outside China have sent financial markets into a dive.

As officials with the World Health Organization warn world governments to begin preparing for a pandemic, New York Sen. Chuck Schumer says the Trump administration is showing "towering and dangerous incompetence."

"Here in the United States, the Trump administration has been caught flatfooted. The administration has


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Early life
Robert Alba Keith was born in Bayonne, New Jersey, on November 14, 1921, to actor Robert Keith and stage actress Helena Shipman, a native of Aberdeen, Washington.  Some sources also list his full name as Brian Robert Keith. He was Roman Catholic.

Keith's parents divorced, and he moved to Hollywood and started his acting career at the age of two. He made his acting debut in the silent film Pied Piper Malone (1924), at the age of three.

His mother continued to perform on stage and radio, while his grandmother Apker helped to raise him on Long Island, New York, just 37 miles east of where he was born.  She taught young Keith to read


for Norman Jewison.

He had leading roles in Suppose They Gave a War and Nobody Came? (1970) for Cinemrama and The McKenzie Break (1970).

In 1970 Keith moved to Hawaii.

Family Affair ended in 1971. Keith made Scandalous John (1971) for Disney, Something Big (1972) with Dean Martin and director Andrew McLaglen, and the TV movie Second Chance (1972).

The Brian Keith Show, The Zoo Gang, Archer
Keith went on to star as pediatrician Dr. Sean Jamison in the NBC sitcom The Brian Keith Show (also known as The Little People). The series was cancelled in 1974 after two seasons. "The show ended because it was bad not because of Hawaii," said Keith.

Keith also starred in the role of Steven "The Fox" Halliday in the six-part television miniseries, The Zoo Gang (1974), aboutPetrol costlier in India than in US, Pak, Lanka

Petrol costlier in India than in US, Pak, Lanka

Petrol in India costs more than it does in the US as well as neighbouring Pakistan and Sri Lanka, but is cheaper than in Europe.

Diesel rates on the other hand are the cheapest in India.

Petrol in the national capital costs Rs 68.46 per litre as compared to Rs 53.32 a litre in Pakistan, Rs 61.56 in Sri Lanka and Rs 62.25 in Bangladesh.

Nepal, which imports all of its fuel from India, sells petrol at Rs 74.77 per litre, Minister of State for Petroleum and Natural Gas R P N Singh said in a written reply to a question in the Lok Sabha on Thursday.


A typical spoiler-type sunroof is capable of moving between a closed position, wherein the sunroof panel substantially seals the opening in the roof, a vent position wherein the panel is angled relative to the roof such that a rearward (and in some cases forward) end of the panel is disposed above the roof, and an open position wherein the sunroof panel is disposed substantially rearward of the opening. Specifically, a typical spoiler sunroof includes a pair of tracks on each of which is mounted a lift arm and lift mechanism. The lift arms are connected to the panel and are operatively connected to the lift mechanism so that the lift arms may be pivoted about a forward pivot point. This design requires the panel to be supported inher happiest, and that when she is on tour she likes nothing better than getting in her pyjamas to host 'sleepovers' with her dancers, playing softball games or hiring out bowling alleys for the crew.

'I've finished talking about Michael. I've done it all my career.'

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professor is blaming the radicalization of young Somalis on Internet exposure and indoctrination in mosques.

This comes as police in New York Sunday arrested two men who they say were allegedly preparing to join an al-Qaida-linked militant group in Somalia.

Said Samatar, professor of African history at Rutgers University in the state of New Jersey told VOA he lives about an hour’s drive from the homes of the two suspects identified as 20-year old Mohamed Hamoud Alessa and 26-year old Carlos Eduardo Almonte.

He said he fears the arrests will be bad for Moslems in general, and for Somalis in particular.

It’s those Afghan and Pakistani Imams!

He expressed regrets that young Somalis were being brain-washed and radicalized by the Internet and some mosques.

“As you know, the world, because of the Internet, hasships more quickly. here are also 'smart bombs', which can be activated by using either the L or R trigger button. Smart Bombs clear the field of all enemies - however, many more will quickly take their place!

Trivia

1001 Video Games

Controversy

Soon after the game's Xbox 360 release, PC clones started appearing on the web. Developer Bizarre Creations targeted one game in particular: Grid Wars. They wrote a letter to the developer, requesting the removal of the download citing IP infringement. At the same time, they put out a statement that called for better intellectual property protection and more originality from developers.

In response, one of the developers of the clone, Mark Incitti, said he offered to change Grid Wars' name and look and even include in-game disclaimers and links to