Nine Nobel Peace Prizes have also been awarded to organizations in Switzerland. The largest lab in the world resides in Switzerland, known for its creation of the drug LSD. Velcro was also invented here. Energy advances in Switzerland have also been made towards finding greener energy sources. More than 50% of the country’s power comes from electricity generated by hydro power from their dams.
Since Switzerland is located in the middle of Germany, France, Italy, and Austria, the country has no official national language. Despite the large amount of foreign influence on the country’s language, the most widely spoken is German, however, English is rapidly growing and is expected to be the most spoken language within the next five years.
The economy of Switzerland is very stable as well asShooting victim planned to forge new path helping others, mother says

Anastasia Kuzyk was keen to forge a new path in life that would see her care for others as a personal support worker, her grieving mother said Wednesday.

Anastasia Kuzyk

“She was beloved in the family, in the community, everyone she met she met with a smile,” Sirpa Kuzyk said of Anastasia. “She was keen, excited about starting a new path in her life to get further education and became a helper.”

While Kuzyk’s 36-year-old daughter was working as a real estate agent, she was becoming a very spiritual person and her real passion was “to care for people,” according to her mother.

She put her home up for sale and had accepted an offer — the home inspection was scheduled for


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Since 2001, Kea Grace has published in "Dog Fancy," "Clean Run," "Front and Finish" and an international Czechoslovakian agility enthusiast magazine. Grace is the head trainer for Gimme Grace Dog Training and holds her CPDT-KA and CTDI certifications. She is a member of the APDT and is a recognized CLASS instructor. She's seeking German certification from the Goethe Institut.20
So David got up early in the morning, left someone in charge of the flock, and loaded up and left, just as his father Jesse had instructed him. He reached the camp right when the army was taking up their battle formations and shouting the war cry.


Hereditary ceruloplasmin deficiency with hemosiderosis: a clinicopathological study of a Japanese family.
A hereditary ceruloplasmin deficiency associated with severe iron deposition in visceral organ and brain tissues found on histopathological examination at autopsy is discussed. Three siblings of consanguineous Japanese parents were studied. Their clinical symptoms were progressive dementia, extrapyramidal disorders, cerebellar ataxia, and diabetes mellitus, all of which appeared when they were between 30 and 50 years old. All had serum ceruloplasmin deficiencies and increased serum ferritin concentrations. The dentate nucleus, thalamus, putamen, caudate nucleus, and liver of each one showed low signal intensities on T1- and T2-weighted magnetic resonance images. Examination of the central nervous system revealed severe destruction of the basal ganglia and dentate nucleus, with considerable iron deposition in neuronal and glial cells, whereas theteaser images En Masse provided serve as any indication) fighting some Galactus-sized tough guy who wears a crown resembling the logo from Magic 2013.

TERA's been one of the better looking MMOs since it released, and the two screenshots we received show that TERA's Korean developer Bluehole Studio plans to maintain this legacy. Highwatch itself stars in one, nestled next to towering mountains and looking all the world like it'd be right at home in the place of a Dwemer ruin in Skyrim. The other showcases a Guwangi village in Savage Reach— a lush tropical zone seemingly crammed with the kind of dense vegetation MMO developers tend to avoid.

But Fate of Arun isn't just about good looks and a new story with associated quests; En Masse also tells us


months in the North American market, after which it rebranded itself as TERA: Rising. It boasts one of the more agreeable MMO free-to-play models around, as you can hack and slash your way through most of its signature BAMs (big ass monsters) without spending a penny. No release date has been set for the expansion, which is TERA's first since its launch in 2012.A Journey in Which I Travel North On the World’s Most Beautiful Voyage Searching for the Ever-Elusive Midnight Sun. A Journey in Which I Travel North, on the World’s Most Beautiful Voyage, Searching for the Specter of My Grandfather and a Glimpse of the Ever-Elusive Midnight Sun. “That’s the one,” said Coleman, pointing up at a drab, second-story apartment. We were standing on a street corner in Trondheim — a lovable, wharf-laden university town perched on the lip of a fjord in central Norway. Trondheim is also where my grandfather had grown up, and this, supposedly, had been his family’s apartment. It was early June and though it was almost 10 p.m., the light felt lazy and endless. Indeed, Coleman, my 85-year-old second cousin once removed, still jovially


the sun without going at least some kind of crazy. The other, more personal motivation for this trip was to untangle the riddle of my mercurial grandfather. Although I am only technically one-fourth Norwegian, you wouldn’t know it by the long shadow my grandfather casts over our family. Harry Irgens Larsen escaped Norway in the middle of World War II, on a 38-foot boat across the North Atlantic. At the time, Norway was occupied by the German Nazis and all travel was being closely monitored. Harry and three friends — none of whom had any experience on the open ocean — told the Nazi harbormaster that they were sailing up the coast to Trondheim. In the middle of the night, they turned their little boat west and simplysailed across the ocean. The first day their compass went overboard, but by some miracle, they made it to New York City, with only a platinum fox pelt to their name. My grandfather spoke little of his exploits during the war. He died when I was only 2 years old, and while I don’t remember him, the idea of the man became a much more powerful narrative force for me than any living human. My grandfather’s birthplace was the emblematic launching pad for my current mission. I was to start in Trondheim and take the famous Hurtigruten ferry, all the way up the Norwegian coast, past the Arctic Circle, to Kirkenes, the land of the midnight sun. It was a voyage my grandfather had taken with my own


cargo and passengers to northern communities that were otherwise completely isolated from the rest of the world. Beginning in 1936, boats departed daily from Bergen and sailed all the way up to Kirkenes, covering a distance of 2,500 nautical miles while calling at 34 ports in just over six days. By combining navigational prowess, humble practicality and stunning natural beauty, the Hurtigruten ferry has become one of Norway’s treasured national symbols. Yet the Hurtigruten of 2014 bears little resemblance to the Hurtigruten of old. Over time, the original service mission of the coastal express became largely redundant as mail, cargo, and passengers turned increasingly to the convenience of air transport, forcing the company to look toward tourism for its primary source of revenue. Its transition from a utilitarianphallic language of lighthouses, the band of sky-land-coast as a kind of naturalized EKG readout. I zoned out and zoned in and zoned out. When I came back to my senses, no one around me had moved. This protracted (and mediated) narrative pace mirrors a baffling trend currently taking place in Norwegian television called Slow TV. In 2009, the public television station NRK broadcast a six-hour, 22-minute uninterrupted train trip from Bergen to Oslo by mounting a camera on the front of the locomotive. NRK had modest expectations for viewership, but the show became an overnight sensation. NRK followed this up two years later with an even slower program, “Hurtigruten Minute for Minute,” in which the entire 134-hour coastal journey was broadcast live. After the boat’s relatively subdued


departure from Bergen, the show began to steadily gather viewers, such that by the third or fourth day, entire towns were coming out to greet the camera. People dressed up in ridiculous Norwegian costumes; marching bands serenaded the boat’s arrival and departures; one opportunistic local politician announced her candidacy on the show by unfurling a giant banner across the quay. The program became a bona fide national event — half the country watched the voyage at some point. Realizing they had created a whole new genre of television, NRK next broadcast a 12-hour show called “National Firewood Night,” which included long debates on the correct method of stacking wood (bark up or bark down), interspersed by bearded men drumming on wood, and culminated in eight hours of astrange relationship with his homeland. He did not buy a house in Trondheim, his boyhood home, but rather acquired an isolated retreat in the southern Norwegian region of Telemark. He christened it Neset. "NESET," PALACE OF DREAMS

— RAULAND, NORWAY It was an idealized version of Norway — composed of a dozen or so traditional wooden houses with grass-covered roofs and tiny, ornamental beds. There is a picture of me when I was 2, sitting on one of these roofs in a traditional Norwegian sweater. In his own way, I think my grandfather was trying to create something authentic and rustic to share with his American family, but in creating a place out of nothing he ended up created a placeless place — an idea of a place. I


9 soldiers, 15 militants killed in clashes, ops in Turkey’s southeast

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A total of six soldiers were killed in clashes with the outlawed Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) while two pilots died as a military helicopter which was dispatched to pursue militants crashed in the eastern province of Hakkari early on May 13.Meanwhile, a ninth soldier died in eastern Thrace when a military vehicle rolled down a hill.Six soldiers were killed and eight others were wounded as clashes erupted between security forces and PKK militants at the Çığlı base in Hakkari’s Çukurca district at around 4:50 a.m. on May 13.A helicopter was sent to the area to intervene against the militants but the helicopter crashed at around 5:50 a.m. due to an unknown technical problem.The General Chief of Staffreleased a statement on the incidents, noting that both pilots had died in the crash.The pilots killed in the accident were identified as lieutenants Müjdat Kerem Şahan and Burak Bikebahşi.The soldiers who had died in the incidents have been identified as First Class Sgt. Ömer Sadettin Bakır, Master Sgt. Mekan Şahin and specialized sergeants Nazmi Kapucu, İbrahim Akarsu, Fatih Özdemir and Muhammet Arı.An air-borne operation was launched to apprehend the militants, the statement said, adding that six PKK militants had been killed so far.A ninth soldier was killed in the Kaynarca town of Kırklareli’s Pınarhisar district as a military vehicle rolled down a hill for an unknown reason during a military exercise.Sgt. Ekrem Çelik, 22, sustained injuries in the accident and was swiftly transferred to Kırklareli State Hospital


where he succumbed to his wounds.In a separate incident in the southeastern province of Siirt, police forces and gendarmerie officials seized a bomb-laden car and two PKK militants late on May 12.According to security sources, gendarmerie teams attempted to stop two “suspicious” automobiles in Siirt’s Baykan district but had to chase the suspects as they ignored the warning and fled the scene.The vehicles were finally stopped near Çaykaya village where two militants were killed in the ensuing clashes and a soldier was wounded.Some 200 kilograms of improvised explosive devices were found in one of the vehicles.In anti-terror operations in neighboring Şırnak province, a total 15 PKK militants were killed over the past day, raising the total number of casualties to 355 since the beginning of the operations onMarch 14.Meanwhile, eight suspected members of the PKK were detained in an operation launched after a bomb attack in Istanbul’s Sancaktepe district. Eight people, of whom five were soldiers, were injured when a bomb-laden car was detonated near a military post in Sancaktepe on May 12.One of the detained suspects, identified as İ.İ., was the person who allegedly parked and detonated the car bomb, as reported by Anadolu Agency.After the attack, anti-terror police officers launched a simultaneous operation on 70 different addresses in Istanbul.The interrogations of the detained suspects were ongoing and the number of detentions could reportedly increase.Istanbul Gov. Vasip Şahin said the explosion inside the parked car occurred at around 4:45 p.m., shortly after a shuttle bus carrying military personnel departed from the İsmail Hakkı Tunaboyu


Hyderabadi Haleem, a delicious stew of meat, lentils and wheat, is all set to go global with Pista House, a famous chain here, planning to open 20 outlets in the United States this year.Pista House, which has become synonymous with Haleem, has joined hands with Raghuveer Reddy, an Indian American businessman, to open its restaurants to serve the delicacy."We will start with Dallas, where we will open our first restaurant in August. We plan to open a total of 20 outlets in the US this year," Pista House managing director M. A. Majeed told IANS.He is also exploring the opportunities in London. A London-based businessman recently visited Hyderabad and evinced interest in a tie-up with Pista House, which claims to be the largest Haleem seller in the worldwith daily sales crossing 10 tonnes during Ramadan.The joint has already set up its outlets in Riyadh and Jeddah.Originating as an Arab dish, Haleem for many decades has been staple food during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan. The syrupy dish has been Indianised with the addition of Indian spices, dry fruits, ghee and the unique style of cooking.The dish became hugely popular in the last 15 years with Pista House setting a new benchmark with its high quality ingredients and preparation. The irresistible delicacy is preferred for breaking the fast due to its energizing nature, high nutritional value and soothing porridge-like texture.Within the country, Pista House expanded its operations to Bangalore this year. It has similar plans for Delhi, Mumbai and Kolkatta.This year, a plate (350 grams)


Tuesday, July 24, 2012

Syrian envoy to Cyprus defects

Syrian charge d'affaires to Cyprus Lamia al-Hariri has defected, becoming the second diplomat to leave her post in July, Al Jazeera has learned.

Al-Hariri's defection on Tuesday brings to three the number of senior diplomats to quit the embattled government.

The first was Bassam Imadi, who was the Syrian ambassador to Sweden until December, and the second was Nawaf Fares, the ambassador to Iraq, who defected earlier in July.

Tuesday's defection deals a harsh blow to the Syrian government as the regime battles a near 17-month-old uprising.

In an interview with Al Jazeera, Imadi said that Hariri's defection is also significant because she is the niece of Farouk al-Sharaa, Syria's vice president.

"It must be very embarassing to the regime that one of his [Sharaa's] closestofficials is defecting," he said.

Imadi added that other Syrian ambassadors, including the envoys to Germany, the Czech Republic, and Belarussia, had defected, but have not announced it publicly due to fears over government reprisals.

Another top defector Brigadier General Manaf Tlass called on Tuesday for the Syrian military to denounce what he described as crimes committed by President Bashar al-Assad's forces.

"I address you...as one of the Syrian Arab Army's sons who reject the criminal behaviour of this corrupt regime. The honourable people in the military would not accept these crimes," Tlas said in a televised statement on al-Arabiya television.

Tlass, a close friend of Syrian President Bashar Assad and a son of a former defence minister, said that Syrians should work together to build a new, democratic country.

It was his


first public appearance since he left Syria earlier this month. His long silence raised questions about whether he had joined the anti-Assad uprising or merely fled the civil war.

Aleppo under fire

Meanwhile, Syrian army helicopters fired rockets and machineguns near central Aleppo on Tuesday as they battled rebels trying to enlarge their foothold in the country's second city, forcing residents to flee.

Residents said fighter jets were flying over some rebel-held neighbourhoods, and that helicopters were firing at eastern and southern parts of the city located around only 3km east of Aleppo's ancient citadel in the city centre.

"Almost everyone has fled in panic, even my family. I have stayed to try to stop the looters, we hear they often come after an area is shelled," he added."I heard at least20 rockets fired, I think from helicopters, and also a lot of machinegun fire," said a resident near one of the areas being shelled, who asked only to be identified by his first name Omar.

The bombing came as Hillary Clinton, the US secretary of state, insisted there was still time for Bashar al-Assad, the president, to hand over power, stressing the pace of events in Syria was speeding up.

"We do believe that it is not too late for the Assad regime to commence with planning for a transition to find a way that ends the violence," she told reporters, adding that things were "accelerating inside Syria".

The Arab League, meeting in Qatar on Monday, called on al-Assad to quit, but Syrian officials dismissed the the bloc's call saying it


was "hypocritical" and that some members of the league were backing the rebels fighting the Syrian regime.

Government forces were also seeking to quell a mutiny in the city's central prison, where eight people were killed, the Observatory said.

The rebel Free Syrian Army (FSA) described the mutiny as "the first step towards the liberation" of Aleppo.

Elsewhere in the country, the Local Co-ordination Committees, which organises opposition forces on the ground, reported renewed shelling in parts of Damascus, including in the Barzeh district where the neighbourhood's mosque was reported damaged by intense shelling.

The army pushed into dissident districts in the south, entering the Kaddam and al-Assali areas where they carried out raids and arrests, the Observatory said.

The London-based group put Tuesday's death toll across the country at 48 by mid-afternoon.

ManyDamascus residents remain displaced by the recent fighting and were in need of humanitarian assistance, the International Commission of the Red Cross (ICRC) said.

"Although the situation has calmed down in some parts of the city, life is not back to normal," said Marianne Gasser, the ICRC's head of delegation in Syria.

"People who have fled their homes only want to be able to go back. Unfortunately, for many, there has not yet been any opportunity to do so."


group's management and strategy planning.  In April 1989, however, after an investigation into allegations that Flaherty had made racially derogatory remarks to subordinates, GRI removed Flaherty from his director's position and made him a principal scientist in charge of special projects.  By this demotion, GRI sought to relieve Flaherty of his supervisory responsibilities while continuing to utilize his technical expertise.  As a principal scientist, Flaherty reported to William Burnett, a GRI senior vice president.

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In February 1990, Flaherty became the principal scientist in charge of program quality.  Although he still reported to Burnett, Flaherty now worked daily with Irvine Solomon, who was in charge of GRI's quality program.  Flaherty managed two contracts for GRI in his capacity as principal scientist for program quality. Their value was between $300,000 (GRI's estimate) and $1.25 million (Flaherty's estimate).

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In November 1991, GRI's Board of Directors and its management decided to reduce expenses through a reduction in the company's work force.  GRI's president, Stephen Ban, directed all vice presidents to develop staff-reduction plans within their areas of responsibility.  Burnett therefore met with the vice presidents in the research and development area and determined to eliminate four existing positions from his staff by July 1992.  Burnett and the vice presidents decided that Flaherty's program quality position would be eliminated and that he would be offered a transfer to another department.  Flaherty was informed of this decision in January 1992, and he also was alerted that other departments were in need of personnel.


to several GRI department directors who may have program management positions available.  The memo stated that Flaherty's termination would become effective on July 15 if he had not secured a position and that Flaherty would be eligible for a full severance upon termination.

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Burnett then asked Douglas Thomas in human resources to speak with three department directors about the possibility of hiring Flaherty.  Thomas told Flaherty that he would be initiating these contacts.  Flaherty subsequently was interviewed by Keith Davidson and Michael Whelan for the position of project manager of GRI's fuel cell program.3  Thomas eventually offered Flaherty that position and informed him that it was regarded as a lateral transfer with no change in salary or benefits.4  Flaherty told Thomas he was notits earlier decision to decentralize the program quality function and to set a time frame for Flaherty's transfer to another post.  When Flaherty's program quality position was eliminated, his responsibilities were assumed in each department by an existing employee who was designated as the department's quality coordinator

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 A fuel cell is a power generation device that directly converts hydrogen and oxygen via an electrochemical reaction to produce electricity, heat, and water.  As project manager of GRI's fuel cell program, Flaherty would have been responsible, inter alia, for planning future fuel cell program activities, coordinating GRI's research efforts with the United States Department of Energy, the Electric Power Research Institute, and various gas and electric utilities, and he would have participated in a national fuel cell committee.


employed in the carriage of crude oil and petroleum products for the account of Somarelf's parent corporation, Elf France, a subsidiary of Society National Elf Aquitaine ("SNEA"); for the account of other subsidiaries of SNEA and, on occasion, for its own account when fixing time chartered vessels in the spot market. SNEA is a French corporation, 51% of the shares of which are held by the French government.
2. Somarelf was, at all material times, the successor of Elf Union as of January 1, 1980 and the time charterer of two motor tank vessels, the HAPPY SPRITE and JOLLY SPRITE (renamed VIC BILH). Somarelf employed the vessels for the carriage of crude oil and petroleum products. During the material time, Somarelf voyage chartered (sub-chartered) the vessels on *443 fouroccasions. It was in regard to these sub-charters that Somarelf's claims arose.
3. Fairfield Maxwell is a corporation organized and existing under the laws of the United Kingdom. Fairfield Maxwell and several other corporations comprise the Fairfield Maxwell group of companies whose primary business is international shipping. Fairfield Maxwell is a ship management and operating affiliate of the Fairfield Maxwell Group.
4. Fairfield Maxwell was, at all material times, the managing agents for and operators of the motor tank vessels HAPPY SPRITE and JOLLY SPRITE, on behalf of the registered owners of those vessels. Fairfield Maxwell brings this action in its capacity as agents for the registered owners of the motor tank vessels HAPPY SPRITE and JOLLY SPRITE.
5. ABS is a not-for-profit ship classification society created by Special Act of


the New York State Legislature in 1862. In addition to providing ocean-going vessel classification services, ABS, along with other recognized international classification societies, measures ocean-going vessels and certifies such vessel measurements, including gross and net tonnage measurements, on behalf of national governments and the Panama and Suez Canal Authorities. The Suez Canal Authority (the "SCA") authorizes ABS to issue Suez Canal Special Tonnage Certificates. Trial Transcript (hereinafter "Tr.") 1009.
6. The motor tank vessel HAPPY SPRITE was built by Sasebo Heavy Industries Co., Ltd. of Japan ("Sasebo") as hull 283 and was delivered to her registered owner Astre Tankers Limited of Liberia ("Astre"), a company of the Fairfield Maxwell Group, on or about December 22, 1980. Tr. 20-26. The contract for construction of hull 283 was entered into withSasebo in July, 1979 by Comet Tankers, a company of the Fairfield Maxwell Group. On delivery, the HAPPY SPRITE was reregistered in the names of New Eastern Limited ("New Eastern") and Astre. New Eastern was a company owned by Taiyo Fisheries, a Japanese corporation, and was a 50% owner of the HAPPY SPRITE. Astre and New Eastern remained joint owners of the HAPPY SPRITE until April 1985, when the vessel was sold to Aquastar Navigation. The sale to Aquastar provided that Astre and New Eastern would take the vessel back on a 10-year charter. At all material times, from 1979 through 1985, the HAPPY SPRITE was at least 50% owned by companies of the Fairfield Maxwell Group.
7. The motor tank vessel JOLLY SPRITE was built by Sasebo as


hull 285 and was delivered to her registered owner, Penmarine Ltd. ("Penmarine"), a Liberian corporation, on or about March 25, 1981. Tr. 33. The contract for construction of hull 283 was entered into with Sasebo in July, 1979 by New Caravel Ltd. ("New Caravel"), a company of the Fairfield Maxwell Group which acted on behalf of SNEA in entering into the construction contract. The vessel was transferred to Penmarine on her delivery. Penmarine was owned by Eton Trading which was, in turn, owned by SNEA. Tr. 22-23. Subsequently, Penmarine decided to transfer the JOLLY SPRITE from Liberian to British flag. As an accommodation to Penmarine and as part of that transfer, Lenox Holdings Limited was established by the Fairfield Maxwell Group to act as registered owner until thetransfer to British flag occurred in February, 1982. In February, 1982, ownership of the JOLLY SPRITE was transferred to Lombard Facilities Ltd. and Lombard Discount Ltd., British financing institutions unrelated to either the Fairfield Maxwell Group or SNEA. The vessel's name was then changed from the JOLLY SPRITE to the VIC BILH. The VIC BILH remains in the ownership of Lombard Facilities Ltd. and Lombard Discount Ltd. The VIC BILH left British flag on March 26, 1986 and has changed countries of registry on several occasions. The VIC BILH is presently registered in Hong Kong. Since the transfer of the JOLLY SPRITE's ownership to Lombard in February, 1982, Fairfield Maxwell has continued to have the management and operational responsibilities for the vessel.

The Suez Canal Special Tonnage Certificates for


were for the benefit of the builders and owners of the vessels. During construction, ABS communicated with representatives of the Fairfield Maxwell Group. After deliveries of the vessels, ABS communicated with Fairfield Maxwell concerning the services ABS provided for the vessels. Tr. 159, 160-61, 987-88.
9. On or about October 6, 1980, Sasebo issued its "Tonnage Computation Under Register (Liberian) Tonnage Regulation" and its "Tonnage Computation Under Suez Canal Tonnage Regulation" for Sasebo hull 283, the HAPPY SPRITE. Those Tonnage Computations were attested to by ABS's surveyor at the port of Sasebo, Japan. The attestation consisted of a confirmation that the Tonnage Computations accurately reflected the physical dimensions of Sasebo hull 283. The Tonnage Computations were then forwarded to the Tonnage Section of the Hull Structures Department at ABS'sheadquarters then located in New York City. Vessel tonnages under Liberian and Suez Canal tonnage regulations, and under tonnage regulations of other nations or authorities, refer to measured or calculated volumes, not weights, of a vessel's hull and superstructure.
In this case, Sasebo prepared two tonnage computations for the HAPPY SPRITE: "Tonnage Computation Under Register (Liberian) Tonnage Regulation" (Exh. 6) and "Tonnage Computation Under Suez Canal Tonnage Regulation" (Exh. 7). The Liberian Tonnage computation contained a complete calculation of the underdeck tonnage. The "number tons below tonnage deck as measured" on Sasebo's computation was 60,320.67. Liberian tonnage regulations exempt underdeck water ballast spaces from the underdeck tonnage. Consequently, Sasebo's computation subtracted a total of 13,698.30 tons for the fore and afterpeak and numbers 2 and 4, port and starboard,


and Suez Canal Special Tonnage Certificates. Had they not been prepared by Sasebo, Mr. Boyle of ABS would have prepared them. The responsibility for determining what was necessary to issue the Suez Canal Special Tonnage Certificate was ABS's; its decision to rely on Sasebo's computation in undertaking its job made ABS ultimately responsible for Sasebo's error. Tr. 642-44. Had Mr. Boyle of ABS's tonnage section prepared the Tonnage Computations himself instead of utilizing Sasebo's Tonnage Computations, there would have been no error in the Suez Canal underdeck tonnage. Tr. 575-77. Instead, Mr. Boyle performed a detailed review and check of Sasebo's Tonnage Computations, correcting Sasebo's calculations when he found errors. His *445 review and check, utilizing vessel plans furnished to him, took seven to ten days. He thento be time chartered to Somarelf for use in lightering SNEA's very large crude carriers ("VLCCs"). The JOLLY SPRITE was built for the same purpose but for SNEA's account. Tr. 20-21. Both vessels were time chartered to Elf Union of Paris, Somarelf's predecessor in interest. The HAPPY SPRITE time charter between Astre, as the owner, and Elf Union, as the time charterer, was dated April 20, 1979. The JOLLY SPRITE time charter between New Caravel, as the bareboat chartered owner, and Elf Union, as the time charterer, was dated June 5, 1979. Exhs. 52 and 53. The time charters were entered into at approximately the time the construction contracts were entered into with Sasebo. Tr. 32-33. As of January 1, 1980, Somarelf was established as a separate corporation


and succeeded to Elf Union's rights and obligations as the time charterers of the vessels. When Sasebo delivered the vessels to the owners, the owners in turn delivered them to Somarelf under the time charters. Tr. 36, 52. Both time charters provided for the monthly payment of hire to the vessel owners. Exhs. 52 and 53, clauses 8 and 44. Somarelf paid time charter hire for the HAPPY SPRITE to Astre's account in New York. Tr. 56-57. From delivery until the JOLLY SPRITE was transferred to British flag, Somarelf paid time charter hire for the JOLLY SPRITE to New Caravel. However, Somarelf paid part of the total hire to Penmarine in connection with repayment of financing for the vessel. Exh. 105. From February 1982, when the JOLLY SPRITE,renamed VIC BILH, entered British registry until assignment of the demise charter to Aquitaine in July 1988, Somarelf paid time charter to Elf U.K. Exh. 105.
18. The relevant time charters (Exhs. 52 and 53) both provide in pertinent part as follows:
CLAUSE 2
... Owners undertake that throughout the period of service under this charter ... they will comply with the regulations in force so as to enable the vessel to pass through the Suez and Panama Canals by day and night without delay.
CLAUSE 24
Owners warrant that at the date of delivery under this charter the vessel shall be of the provisional description set out in Form B dated [April 20, 1979 in the case of the HAPPY SPRITE and June 5, 1979 for the JOLLY SPRITE] attached hereto and


is a document describing the particulars of a vessel and used in the formation of a charter party. The Forms B for both the HAPPY SPRITE and JOLLY SPRITE (Exhibits 54 and 109C) were prepared after execution of the time charters. Only the final Form B for the JOLLY SPRITE was admitted into evidence. It is undated and recites the Suez Canal gross tonnage as 49,616.32 and the net tonnage as 43,453.44, the same figures certified by ABS for the HAPPY SPRITE on November 20, 1980 and for the JOLLY SPRITE on March 24, 1981. Because the HAPPY SPRITE was a sister ship, Somarelf relied upon the JOLLY SPRITE's final Form B *447 for the particulars of both vessels under both time charters. Peiniau Dep. 88. Although thefinal Form B was prepared after execution of Somarelf's time charters and ABS's calculation of the net tonnage figures, those Suez Canal tonnage figures were incorporated into the time charters and constituted a warranty by the owners to Somarelf that the Suez Canal net tonnage figure was correct; the source of the tonnage figure unquestionably being ABS.
20. In vessel chartering, it is the obligation of the owner or the owner's managing agent to accurately describe and represent his vessel to the charterer, be it a time charterer (sometimes called a disponent owner) or a voyage charterer. In turn, the charterer relies upon the vessel particulars, including Suez Canal Tonnages, provide by the owner. Tr. 872-75. If a time charterer sublets the vessel, it is the time charterer's obligation


to accurately describe and represent the vessel to his charterer. An owner or the owner's managing agent relies upon information, including Suez Canal tonnages, from his vessel's certificates when describing vessel particulars and representing his vessel to a charterer, and because of the special expertise necessary to perform the lengthy and complex calculations of vessel tonnages, including Suez Canal tonnages, an owner or the owner's managing agent relies upon his classification society to calculate and certify such tonnages. In sum, without the necessary certificates to rely upon for vessel particulars, including tonnages, shipping commerce, particularly the chartering of vessels, would be brought to a halt.
21. For example, in voyage chartering, the owner or time charterer seeks to recover in the freight paid by the voyage charterer the expensesof performing the voyage, including the expenses to transit the Suez Canal. Owners and charterers use the Suez Canal tonnage figures to estimate voyage income and expenses and rely upon the tonnage figures on the certificate when entering into charters. Tr. 847.
22. Worldscale is a periodic publication of freight rates between different world ports utilized by owners, time charterers, and voyage charterers in the voyage chartering of tanker vessels. It is utilized to calculate the freight that a voyage charterer pays to the owner or time charterer. Worldscale also provides for the voyage charterer's payment of certain fixed differentials intended to reimburse costs or extra costs payable by the owner or time charterer for calls at particular ports or for transits of the Panama and Suez Canals. The


Worldscale Suez Canal differential is calculated by multiplying a dollar charge specified by Worldscale by a vessel's Suez Canal net tonnage and adding a "lump sum" charge also specified by Worldscale, based upon the vessel's deadweight (cargo carrying capacity) tonnage. The expenses covered by the Worldscale Suez Canal differential include: Suez Canal dues payable to the Suez Canal Authority, port and harbor dues, vessel agency fees, and an allowance for vessel operating costs during an assumed time to transit the Suez Canal. Tr. 75-79. The Suez Canal differential is paid to the owner or time charterer by the voyage charterer. The actual expenses for transiting the Suez Canal are paid by the time charterer or owner, as the case may be, and encompass a variety of expenses, oneLouvard Dep. 53-59.
26. Somarelf next voyage chartered the HAPPY SPRITE on January 27, 1983 to French BP. Mr. Louvard also executed that voyage charter on behalf of Somarelf. Exh. 67. Somarelf's "pre-invoice" to French BP (Exh. 159) calculates the Suez Canal differential on an SCNT of 43,454 tons at the applicable Worldscale rate of $2.70 per ton (Exh. 77, page M-5). Somarelf's freight invoice to French BP (Exh. 68, dated February 14, 1983) sets forth exactly the same Suez Canal differential. French BP paid Somarelf's freight invoice of February 14, 1983 on February 22, 1983.
27. Somarelf again voyage chartered the HAPPY SPRITE to French BP on March 1, 1983. Mr. Louvard also executed that voyage charter on behalf of Somarelf. Exh. 70. Both Somarelf's "pre-invoice" and its broker's


invoice to French BP dated March 15, 1983 (Exhs. 160 and 71) set forth a calculation of the Suez Canal differential based upon the incorrect SCNT of 43,454 tons at the applicable Worldscale rate of $2.70. Louvard 63-65; Exhs. 160 and 71. French BP paid Somarelf's March 15 freight invoice on March 29, 1983.
28. In February 1982, when the JOLLY SPRITE was transferred from Liberian to British Flag and renamed the VIC BILH, ABS was engaged to survey the vessel, measure the vessel under the British tonnage regulations, and issue a British tonnage certificate. Tr. 261-76. Although the British and Suez Canal procedures for performing the underdeck tonnage calculation differ slightly, under both sets of tonnage regulations underdeck ballast tanks are to be included. Consequently, the underdeck tonnagestonnage of 57,187.74 tons, both of which had been determined and certified by ABS. Peiniau 10-11, 15-16, 19, 22-25, 32-34; Exhs. 1, 2, 28, 47, 49, 229, 230.
31. On January 4, 1985, Somarelf authorized payment of FF 1,065,040.60 to the SCA in satisfaction of the supplemental (also called "complementary") invoices for the HAPPY SPRITE. The SCA supplemental invoices for the HAPPY SPRITE's nine transits of the Suez Canal are in francs and are all dated December 27, 1984. Of the nine transits, five were undertaken when the vessel was sub-chartered. Exh. 47. On February 14, 1985, Somarelf learned the SCA was charging supplemental Canal dues of FF 880,636 for all seven prior transits of the Canal by the JOLLY SPRITE/VIC BILH. Peiniau Aff. 28-30; Exhs. 42, 48. Of


these transits, one was undertaken when the vessel was sub-chartered. The SCA supplemental invoices for the JOLLY SPRITE/VIC BILH's seven transits of the Suez Canal are in francs and are all dated February 14, 1985. Exh. 49.
32. In total, Somarelf paid to the SCA the sum of FF 1,945,677.51 for uncollected Canal dues for both vessels. The SCA did not charge interest on the supplemental Canal dues. The SCA determined the deficiency for each transit by reference to the Special Drawing Right ("SDR") charge per ton in effect at the time of the original transit and by reference to the franc  SDR rate of exchange in effect at the time of the original transit. Somarelf paid no more or less to the SCA than it would havefrom the face of the time charters but also was determined by the Richards Butler firm of English solicitors. See supra, p. 450. Such liability, however, can best be characterized as merely a technical liability in the context of an action for tort-based indemnification.
ABS was the party that was actively at fault because it was ABS's miscalculation of the Suez Canal tonnage that directly led to the losses Somarelf suffered by undercharging for the Suez Canal differentials on its four voyage charters. The Court previously found that ABS's conduct fell into the category of the tort of negligent misrepresentation, which is set out in § 552 of the Restatement (Second) of Torts.[2]Somarelf, 704 F.Supp. at 63. Summary judgment in favor of plaintiff was withheld, however, because of uncertainty


that Somarelf relied upon the Suez Canal information in conjunction with the Petrolexport voyage charter even though the Suez Canal differential was not separately calculated and invoiced. See supra, p. 448. Beyond the issue of Somarelf's actual reliance, it is also clear that Somarelf had a right to rely on ABS's figures by virtue of the warranties contained in the time charters. Although the time charters were negotiated before computation of the Suez Canal figures, the warranties, as well as the Form B, effectively incorporated the Suez Canal figures into the time charter agreements between Somarelf and the vessel owners. See supra, pp. 446-447.
On the issue of ABS's knowledge, plaintiff was not required to prove that ABS had specific knowledge of Fairfield Maxwell's intention to time charter theWhat's more, Yellowstone's super eruptions may be slightly less super than suspected—but still strong enough to destroy all of Yellowstone and more, researchers say.

Much of Yellowstone National Park—which covers parts of Idaho, Montana, and Wyoming—lies in a roughly 40-mile-wide (70-kilometer-wide) crater formed by the collapse of a massive volcanic cone during the area's most recent super-eruption, some 640,000 years ago.

Before then, Yellowstone had seen two other super-eruptions: one about a million years ago and another about two million years ago. Now, however, it seems the earliest blast might actually have been two cataclysmic explosions, thousands of years apart.

Among geologists, it's no secret that the two-million-year-old Yellowstone lava deposit has three layers.

"That got us thinking whether these things were representing different magma batches [from a single eruption] or different


events," study leader Ben Ellis, a volcanologist and postdoctoral researcher at Washington State University, told National Geographic News.

Ellis's team examined rock samples from all three layers using the latest isotope dating techniques, which rely on the known rates of decay of certain elements to date objects.

It turns out that the uppermost layer of the roughly two-million-year-old lava deposit—about 12 percent—was laid down about 6,000 years later than the other two layers, according to the study.

This suggests that the supervolcano's active periods may span thousands of years and feature multiple, slightly weaker eruptions—that "explosive volcanism from Yellowstone is more frequent than previously thought," Ellis said in a statement.

The findings also raise the question of whether the other two layers represent separate eruptions, currently an unsolvable mystery, since even theproceedings against Frank Weaver and also against appellant and his wife to recover on the loan. As a result of this action, Chester and June Weaver faced potential personal liability.
On March 18, 1976, Chester Weaver executed a warranty deed conveying ten acres of land on the west edge of Winner, in Tripp County, to Frank Weaver. There is a conflict in the evidence with regard to Chester Weaver's motive for this conveyance. Appellant contends that Frank Weaver wanted to purchase land from him for use in his trucking business and that the deed was left with James Mateicka, a real estate agent and money-finder, who was to hold the deed until financing was obtained so that the indebtedness of Frank to the PCA and the $50,000 purchase price


to Chester Weaver could all be paid. The purpose of the deed, it is claimed, was to provide security for Frank Weaver to obtain that money. The deed was recorded on April 20, 1976. It appears that no funds were obtained to finance any part of the purchase price, and no money was ever paid to Chester Weaver. The indebtedness of Frank Weaver to the PCA was likewise not extinguished.
Appellee's position is that the only consideration contemplated by Chester Weaver in signing the deed was to remove him as a co-signor on the PCA note.
On April 13, 1978, Frank Weaver was killed in an automobile accident. This action was commenced seeking cancellation of the deed and other equitable relief. The trial court concluded that since the warranty deedplaintiff from her job as a certified nursing

assistant after she allegedly slapped the face of an elderly

resident, Dolores Johnson.

     On appeal, plaintiff contends that she neither slapped
1-06-2298

Johnson nor willfully engaged in work-related misconduct.    We

affirm.

     Plaintiff worked for Lakeview for 25 years, from June 1980

until her discharge in September 2005.1

     A telephone hearing was held on November 23, 2005.    During

the telephone hearing, four witnesses testified.

     Melissa Casillas of Lakeview's human resources department

testified that plaintiff worked as a certified nursing assistant

from June 7, 1980, until she was discharged on September 15,

2005.

     Mary Langel, Lakeview's director of nursing, testified that

she discharged plaintiff on September 15,


2005.    Langel told

plaintiff that the reason for her discharge was that on September

5, plaintiff had abused a resident, Dolores Johnson, by slapping

Johnson's face.    Langel did not witness the incident.   When the

referee asked Langel what plaintiff said after Langel told her

she had slapped a resident, Langel testified:

                  "She said that she did not slap her.

            That she did put her hand--face, tell her

     1
          The record reflects several different dates in September

2005 for the date of the incident and theleft the lunch room near

Johnson's room and was taking a resident to the bathroom.     When

King passed by Johnson's door, King heard Johnson arguing loudly

and yelling, "'[S]top it, stop doing that.'"    Johnson was sitting

in her wheelchair.    To King's knowledge, plaintiff did not have a

hearing problem.    Johnson was loud with "a lot of" the staff.

Johnson was yelling.    Plaintiff was not yelling.   King did not

hear plaintiff say anything, but whatever Johnson had said

"apparently made [plaintiff] angry" because as King passed by the

door, she saw plaintiff's hand come down and slap Johnson across

the face.    King testified that she actually saw plaintiff slap

Johnson.    King also heard the slap.


  Plaintiff testified that she knew she should not touch

Johnson unless it was necessary and that it was not necessary in

this case.   Plaintiff did not think that she had done anything

wrong.   Johnson was being a little combative, but plaintiff did

not report that to the nurse.   Plaintiff tried to do the job that

she was assigned to do.   Plaintiff remembered that she told the

local office that she had tapped Johnson on the jaw with her

index finger and that she was aware of the policy.

     King then testified that she saw plaintiff slap Johnson

"with the back of her hand."    King testified further, "Cause she

was standing sideways so she just took it back and just kindto slap a patient on the face but did so anyway, and her

conduct was within her control.    Plaintiff filed a pro se appeal

in which she argued that she did not slap the patient, and that

after 25 years of work at the same place, she would know better.

     The Board of Review of the Department of Employment Security

(Board) affirmed the referee's decision.    The Board found that

the referee's decision was supported by the record and the law.

The Board incorporated the referee's decision as part of the

Board's decision.

     Plaintiff sought administrative review in the circuit court.

See 735 ILCS 5/3-101 et seq. (West 2004).

     The circuit court entered an order affirming the Board's


Immobilized with fear, a four-year-old British girl huddled for eight hours beneath the legs of her slain mother in the back of a car filled with corpses on a remote Alpine road — all while French investigators stood nearby, unaware the girl was there.

The discovery on Thursday of the girl, apparently unharmed, heightened the drama around a mysterious shooting rampage that left four adults dead and a seven-year-old girl hospitalized with bullet wounds and skull fractures.

The reason for the killing, in a wooded area near the village of Chevaline, remains unclear.

All were found in or near a BMW that prosecutors say belonged to a British family vacationing at a campground on the shores of Lake Annecy, a popular retreat in the French Alps. The owners of the campgroundtold investigators the victims included two parents and a grandmother.

A cyclist stumbled across the scene on Wednesday, and police arrived to find a man's body in the front seat and two women in the back, and a dead cyclist with no known ties to the other victims nearby.

Sweden confirmed that one of the victims was Swedish. French authorities found a Swedish passport that appears to be that of an older woman slain in the car, born in 1938, as well as an Iraqi passport.

Iraqi-born driver

The driver of the car was identified as Saad al Hilli, a British citizen from a London suburb who was born in Baghdad in 1962, and the dead biker was identified as Sylvain Mollier, a father of three from nearby Grenoble.

Britain's Sky News cited


al Hilli's neighbour George Aicolina as saying that he was an engineer who was "very much in love with his two girls."

The seven-year-old girl, who is the sister of the four-year-old, was discovered near the car beaten with bullet wounds in her shoulder, Annecy prosecutor Eric Maillaud said. She is now in a medically induced coma but her condition is stable, he added.

The bodies were found just before 4 p.m. Wednesday. Although investigators were on the site for hours, the four-year-old girl was only found after midnight.

French authorities struggled to explain why the four-year-old was not discovered earlier and was left for hours alone on the back seat of a car with two corpses, apparently those of her mother and grandmother.

One explanation investigators offered was that the manwho discovered the bodies and the rescuers he summoned concentrated their attention on the seven-year-old who had severe injuries.

Maillaud said, "we discovered a little four-year-old girl that no one noticed earlier because she wasn't moving. Probably terrified, she was completely immobile among the bodies."

Maillaud said as soon as investigators opened the door, the girl emerged, smiled and reached out her arms; she was speaking English but couldn't describe what had happened. She was later examined and is well.

"She quickly asked where her family was. We are hoping for more information from her sister that will help the investigators to move forward," he said.

"Firefighters, technicians, doctors looked inside the car through the windows but they didn't see the little girl. The child, terrorized, never moved. She stayed beneath her


mother's legs," Lt. Col. Benoit Vinnemann said, according to BFM-TV.

Police at a press conference in Annecy said helicopters using thermal scanners did not detect the 4-year-old in the car, perhaps because her body heat was concealed by the women's bodies she was hiding under.

Britain's ambassador to France Peter Ricketts said British diplomats were trying to reach other family members to have them come to France and support the two girls but that none had yet been located.

Investigators exploring motives

The prosecutor said they were looking at all possible motives, including a score-settling attack or simply that the family was "in the wrong place at the wrong time."

He said police are protecting the girls in case the killers are still on the loose and want to "get rid of" witnessesShort Summary

FORMER GREEK MINISTER ANDREAS PAPANDREOU ARRIVED IN PARIS TODAY TUESDAY) FROM ATHENS WITH HIS FAMILY.?

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FORMER GREEK MINISTER ANDREAS PAPANDREOU ARRIVED IN PARIS TODAY TUESDAY) FROM ATHENS WITH HIS FAMILY. MR. PAPANDREOU, SON OF FORMER PRIME MINISTER GEORGE PAPANDREOU, TOLD REPORTERS HE WOULD MAKE A STATEMENT WITHIN THE NEXT TWO DAYS BUT REFUSED TO SAY ANYTHING ELSE.

MR. PAPANDREOU, AGED 48, WAS GRANTED A PASSPORT YESTERDAY (MONDAY) AFTER BEING RECENTLY RELEASED FROM PRISON UNDER AN AMNESTY.

THE FORMER MINISTER WAS ARRESTED AFTER THE ARMY TAKEOVER IN GREECE LAST APRIL AND CHARGED WITH HIGH TREASON FOR ALLEGED INVOLVEMENT IN THE ASPIDA PLOT. HE HAD ASKED THE GREEK GOVERNMENT FOR PERMISSION TO GO TO A SCANDINAVIAN COUNTRY OR TO THE UNITED STATES TO RESUME HIS CAREER AS PROFESSOR OF ECONOMICS.

GREEK FRIENDS OF


MR. PAPANDREOU, WHO WAS ACCOMPANIED BY HIS MOTHER, HIS AMERICAN BORN WIFE MARGARET AND THEIR THREE CHILDREN, SAID THE FAMILY WAS STAYING PRIVATELY IN THE FRENCH CAPITAL AND THEIR IMMEDIATE PLANS WERE TO REST.

MR. PAPANDREOU TOLD REPORTERS IN A BRIEF STATEMENT: "IN TWO DAYS I SHALL SPEAK ABOUT THE DRAMA OF MY COUNTRY. MY SADNESS FOR LEAVING MY BELOVED LAND IS TEMPERED BY THE FREEDOM I HAVE FOUND IN FRANCE, A HOSPITABLE COUNTRY."There were five new signings in Dartford's starting XI, with goalkeeper Jason Brown playing behind a back-four which included McAuley and Adam Green. In attack, Andy Pugh partnered fellow summer arrival Tom Bradbrook, while right-winger Ryan Hayes made his first appearance for exactly eight months following a knee injury.

Dartford dominated the first half, although they seemed to have left their shooting boots at home.

Max Cornhill and Pugh both dragged shots well wide from distance, before Bradbrook managed to miss from just a couple of yards out. Darts skipper Lee Burns threaded a low cross through the six-yard box but Bradbrook turned the ball the wrong side of the post with the goal at his mercy.

At the other end, Brown pulled off a good save to deny Callum Ibe,


before catching a mis-hit effort from the same player at his near post.

The first piece of real link-up play between Bradbrook and Pugh saw the strikers exchange passes on the edge of the box before Bradbrook drove a shot straight at Thurrock keeper Andy Walker.

Bradbrook then played a one-two with Burns, whose looping effort with the outside of his right boot had Walker back-pedalling and scrambling to claw the ball out of the top corner.

Burman made four changes at the break, giving trialists Jordan Adekunle, Dan Thompson, Luke Daley and Tom Derry their chance to impress.

But it was two familiar names who combined for the opening goal, four minutes after the restart. Lee Noble swung over a corner from the right and McAuley's towering header found the backof the net.

Derry, who played up front with Thompson, tried his luck from all of 35 yards and forced a smart save from Walker. Moments later, Daley drove down the right wing and powered a shot towards the top corner, which Walker tipped over.

Walker saved his side for the third time in as many minutes when he beat out Green's wicked drive. Daley tapped the rebound wide.

Thompson's clever reverse pass then picked out Derry on the edge of the box and he called Walker into action yet again.

But despite their superiority, Dartford almost had their lead cancelled out when Thurrock right-back Lewis Clark, racing in at the back post, scooped a deep cross over the bar.

The next chance fell to the visitors, who were in control for most


Flash is a necessary evil in insect photography. This necessity is due to two unfortunate traits shared by most insects: small size and stubborn unwillingness to sit still for the camera. These traits confound each other in a way that renders insect photography uniquely challenging. Small subjects need to be close to the lens, placing…

Mystrium maren Bihn & Verhaagh 2007 Discoveries of new species on our little-known planet continue apace. The two known specimens of the impressively toothy Mystrium maren were collected in 2001 in Indonesia, and Jochen Bihn and Manfred Verhaagh just published a paper in Zootaxa describing this ant and another new species, M.leonie. Source: J.…

PZ Myers gives an excellent holiday gift suggestion for aspiring scientists: a microscope. To fully appreciate the small animals around us,Almost three-quarters of undecided voters in eight Liberal party-held marginal seats say they disapprove of the federal government’s $4.6bn funding deal with the Catholic and independent school sectors, according to new polling data.

The ReachTel poll of 1,261 residents in marginal seats in Queensland, New South Wales and Victoria conducted on behalf of the Australian Education Union also found about half of undecided voters were less likely to vote for the Liberal party as a result of the deal.

The new data comes amid increasing tension between the commonwealth and states over education funding following the announcement of the private school deal.

It will give more ammunition to public school advocates including the AEU, which has promised to amplify its campaign for government school funding as the next federal election looms


Oakwood Hills Animal Hospital

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The Oakwood Hills Honduras Mission

By Dr Bob Bohacek

In 2010 I joined an organization called World Vets which provides voluntary veterinary aid to impoverished areas world wide. Most of the small animal aid is in Central and South America. The first trip I was able to volunteer for was to Roatan in March 2011. For me, it was an eye-opener and I returned in 2012. The island is beautiful and has a cruise ship port and million dollar sea-side homes. But that is a very small portion of the island. The vast majority of it is undeveloped and the native people live in striking poverty. The World Vets clinics take place on the western end of the island where bothS01E06 - Between Friends By jgss0109 Watch

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"Aurora gets a visit from her friend Ponyhead and tries to make her and Sam become friends."

Aurora's outift: Pepper Dress

I liked this game, so I'll repeat it: What do you guys think will happen in the next episode, "Candy Crush"?

Episode Overview:

The episode opens with Sam asking if Aurora "is sure if this will work". As she reads the instructions from Skywynne's chapter and turns her wand into a clock, Aurora says she tested the technique of hypnosis with her grandparents and that it worked (though she discovered details no one deserves to know about her grandparents).

When she asks if he is ready, the house bell rings. Screaming enthusiastically that "she has arrived," Aurora answers the door and


greets her best friend, Princess Lavinia Ponyhead. Sam asks how she got here and Aurora says she invited her. Sam pulls Aurora into a corner and reminds her that she isn't supposed to tell anyone where she is currently staying at in-case whoever is after her might get wind of where she is living. Aurora says that she's just her best friend and that everything's fine, and that she invited her so that the three of them can go out together. Before he can argue, they hear laughter coming from the living room. Angie and Rafael comment on how much Ponyhead is well-behaved and adorable. Aurora giggles, knowing that her friend always pretends to behave in the presence of adults, while Sam frowns at her.

Afterwards, they go tothe bowling alley, Aurora explains to her friend that "the goal of the game is to bring down the wooden penguins with this miniature demolition ball". Sam and Ponyhead end up in a fierce private dispute, both wanting to prove themselves better than the other.

In the late afternoon, even after a draw, the moods between Sam and Ponyhead don't improve. It is then that Aurora confesses that she sincerely didn't expect them to do well, but that they ignored the problems with each other and made her forget all the problems of life and gave her the happiest day she has had since leaving Mewni. Sam and Ponyhead are embarrassed, and when Aurora walks away to get an ice cream, they talk and make up for her sake.

The


McFarland has been head coach of the Kingston Frontenacs (2014-17) of the OHL, compiling a 111-71-22 record and three trips to the playoffs.

Prior to joining Kingston, McFarland, a native of Richmond Hill, Ont, served as assistant coach of the Oshawa Generals (2012-14).

McFarland played for Windsor (2005-06), a season before Boughner began coaching the Spitfires and eventually owning the franchise. McFarland was captain of Windsor.

Following his OHL career, McFarland played four seasons for Acadia University where he was named an Academic All-Canadian three times and served as captain for three seasons (2007-10).

During his time at Acadia University, McFarland was named University Male Citizen of the Year in 2008 and 2009. The Paul McFarland Award was established in his honor which recognizes the combination of athletics, academics and community involvement.Man in Havana, directed by Carol Reed. Photograph: Allstar/Cinetext/COLUMBIA

9. Our Man in Havana by Graham Greene

The cold war as comedy. Wormald, a vacuum cleaner salesman and inadvertent spy, sends British intelligence into a spin with his scale drawings of the parts of “the Atomic Pile Cleaner”. Greene called this novel an entertainment, but like all the best jokes it has a serious side, and is a reminder that the cold war was not only waged between superpowers but also sucked in a lot of smaller nations.

10. On the Beach by Nevil Shute

Shute is an unfashionable writer now, but he was hugely popular in the 1950s and 60s. This 1957 novel, set in Australia, tells of the time after a global nuclear war. Week by week a radioactive cloud


Side B

Easter Egg

The hidden commentary track.

The hidden commentary track for "Apokolips... Now! Part I" can be found in the Special Features section on Disc One. When the "Main Menu" option is selected, pressing the right arrow button will highlight the emblem on Superman's chest. Then when "Enter" is pressed, the commentary plays.school officials easily outnumbered the parents. It was a stunning contrast to this time last year, when meetings were jammed with people making loud demands for more planning time for elementary teachers.

Last night's meeting was highlighted by a brief but impassioned plea from Ralph Blevins, a seventh-grade teacher at North Carroll Middle and former president of the Carroll County Education Association. He warned the Board of County Commissioners not to cut the budget.

"We have to do better in funding or we are cheating our children," Blevins said. "A budget has to show leadership in education, and this budget does that."

Last year, school officials were forced to cut teacher positions from the budget after the county refused to pay $2.8 million of its requested share.

Only one other speaker --


Regional-scale assessment of soil salinity in the Red River Valley using multi-year MODIS EVI and NDVI.
The ability to inventory and map soil salinity at regional scales remains a significant challenge to scientists concerned with the salinization of agricultural soils throughout the world. Previous attempts to use satellite or aerial imagery to assess soil salinity have found limited success in part because of the inability of methods to isolate the effects of soil salinity on vegetative growth from other factors. This study evaluated the use of Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) imagery in conjunction with directed soil sampling to assess and map soil salinity at a regional scale (i.e., 10-10(5) km(2)) in a parsimonious manner. Correlations with three soil salinity ground truth datasets differing in scale were made inKittson County within the Red River Valley (RRV) of North Dakota and Minnesota, an area where soil salinity assessment is a top priority for the Natural Resource Conservation Service (NRCS). Multi-year MODIS imagery was used to mitigate the influence of temporally dynamic factors such as weather, pests, disease, and management influences. The average of the MODIS enhanced vegetation index (EVI) for a 7-yr period exhibited a strong relationship with soil salinity in all three datasets, and outperformed the normalized difference vegetation index (NDVI). One-third to one-half of the spatial variability in soil salinity could be captured by measuring average MODIS EVI and whether the land qualified for the Conservation Reserve Program (a USDA program that sets aside marginally productive land based on conservation principles). The approach has the


team's exercise and weight-training program. Edwards alleged that he was injured when his tennis shoe "got caught" in one of the triangular perforations designed into the flooring material used for the basketball court at Intergraph's gym.

Facts and Procedural History
On July 1, 2004, Edwards sued Intergraph, alleging that its negligence and wantonness had proximately caused him to suffer a permanent injury; the City of Madison, alleging that he was entitled to benefits under § 25-5-1 et seq., Ala.Code 1975, the Alabama Workers' Compensation Act;[1] and several fictitiously named defendants, alleging, among other things, a product-liability claim based upon the Alabama Extended Manufacturer's Liability Doctrine.[2]
Intergraph moved for a summary judgment, attaching a brief, excerpts from the deposition testimony of Edwards and Angelo Azzarello, an Intergraph employee, and a photocopy ofcourt pursuant to § 12-2-7(6), Ala.Code 1975.
Edwards testified by deposition that the Madison S.W.A.T. team trained at Intergraph's gym on alternating Tuesdays. He said that on July 2, 2002, he had finished his weight-lifting routine and was walking onto the basketball court to join a basketball game with other police officers when he turned and felt his shoe catch on a small triangular hole in the design of the flooring material. He said that his shoe, which he described as a standard tennis or athletic shoe, had a "pimply-soled bottom." He testified that he no longer had the shoes that he was wearing that day. Edwards described the incident as follows:
"I was on the basketball court and I got ready to turn. My tennis shoe got caught in


one of the holes in the floor. Halfway in my turn, I felt somethingI thought it was a weight that hit the back of my ankle. I fell to the ground and looked around to see what happened. I didn't see anybody, didn't see any weights. I realized my foot was dangling."
Edwards added, "I just know my shoe got caught by one of the holes. It restricted my foot from turning." Edwards said that he had played on the basketball court two or three times before without a problem. He stated that, before the injury, he had not seen anything on the floor that needed *499 repairing. After the injury, Edwards was transported to a local hospital where he was diagnosed with a ruptured Achilles tendon.
Angelo Azzarello, anIntergraph employee who worked as an exercise specialist and the supervisor of the Intergraph gym, testified by deposition that in the early 1990s Intergraph had purchased the flooring for its first gym from a company that specialized in floor coverings for sports surfaces. Azzarello stated that he had not been involved in selecting the flooring for the gym, but he understood that one consideration in deciding to purchase the flooring was its portability; it was composed of interlocking four-foot by eight-foot sheets that could be disassembled and reassembled in a new location. The flooring was later moved to another location the second gym, where Edwards was hurtand then donated to a charitable organization when Intergraph built a new gym and purchased new equipment before Edwards filed the present


lawsuit.
Azzarello testified that he did not know that Edwards had been injured at the Intergraph gym on July 2, 2002, until he read Edwards's complaint two years later. He said that, at the time Edwards was injured, the flooring on the basketball court had been in use for 14 years without complaint or injury of any kind. Azzarello said that he had not recognized any potential hazard in the design of the flooring material and that he had never considered that "people's shoes might get caught in the floor." Azzarello stated that Intergraph does not open its gym to the general public. He explained, however, that Intergraph provides the Madison S.W.A.T. team with access to the facility "as a courtesy."
The affidavit of Russell J. Kendzior stated that Kendziorto the invitee; a landowner owes a licensee a duty to abstain from willfully or wantonly injuring the licensee and to avoid negligently injuring the licensee after the landowner discovers a danger to the licensee."
Prentiss v. Evergreen Presbyterian Church, 644 So.2d 475, 477 (Ala.1994).
Intergraph maintains that Edwards was a licensee because, it says, it allowed Edwards and the other members of the Madison S.W.A.T. team to train in Intergraph's gym merely "as a courtesy"; it insists that the police officers' being on the premises conferred no material benefit on Intergraph. Edwards contends that he was an invitee because, he says, Intergraph allowed the members of the Madison S.W.A.T. team to use its gym facilities with the expectation of a material benefit. In support of that contention, Edwards submitted


gym. Mr. Azzarello even informed me that he appreciated the City of Madison police and me coming to the gym to work out because he had had trouble from certain people at his gym and the presence of the police helped prevent trouble from occurring.
"Additionally, other Intergraph employees have approached me while I have worked out at Intergraph's gymnasium to thank me and tell me how much they appreciate me and other police officers working out at the gym. The Intergraph employees have informed me that there had been people who had caused trouble and that the presence of police officers from the City of Madison and other departments made them feel safe and also helped to prevent trouble and incidents from occurring.
"Also, on several occasions while Ian inspection of its premises to check shelves for bottles with loose caps at 8:30 a.m., only three hours before customer was injured, and the contents of drain-cleaner bottle spilled on her).
Angelo Azzarello's deposition testimony indicates that he was not aware of any potential hazard in the design of the flooring material on Intergraph's basketball court. He stated that he had never considered that "people's shoes might get caught in the floor." Azzarello also testified that the flooring had been in use on Intergraph's basketball court for 14 years without complaint or injury. Finally, even Edwards conceded that there was nothing about the appearance of the floor or the way it was maintained that would have put one on notice that it presented a trip hazard. In deposition


Intergraph "affirmatively created" the allegedly defective condition about which Edwards complains.
In Rolin, the supreme court held that a customer who tripped over a barbecue grill that was protruding from a box was not required to establish the premises owner's actual or constructive knowledge of the hazardous condition because "there [was] evidence to indicate that the hazardous condition was created by employees of the premises owner." 813 So.2d at 865. The court cited Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. v. McClinton, supra, and Joseph A. Page, The Law of Premises Liability § 9.11 at 169 (2d ed.1988), in support of its holding. In McClinton, there was also evidence to indicate that the premises owner's employees had created a hazardous conditiona gun cabinet that was protruding into the store aisle. Similarly, in Denmark,An evaluation of the effects of being regarded as "unmotivated".
To designate someone as unmotivated or lazy has consistently been shown to affect behavior towards that person. A prospective study evaluated the relationship between such a designation and events at school. The subjects included 164 school-aged children who presented to the Johns Hopkins School Problems Clinic and, prior to their evaluation, had extensive forms completed by their teachers and parents. Lack of motivation was seen as the primary cause of school difficulties in 80 children (49%). Testing revealed that 69 percent were more than one year behind academically; 48 percent were more than two years behind. Fifty-one percent had been retained in grade, and 8 percent of those had been retained twice. Only 16 percent were receiving remedial help.


What do they share in common? Simple—they have all been vilified as ‘hate figures’ while touring Australia.

The Aussie crowds—though fiercely loyal to their own-- have also acknowledged champion players from opposing sides. Sachin Tendulkar is the best example. He is probably the most popular cricketer outside their own team in Australia and receives a warm reception at whichever ground he plays.

Yet lurking in the shadows of Australian cricket has been this history of vilifying opponents who have got under their skin, sometimes with good reason (Jardine) and sometimes for no discernible reason (Hadlee) other than anger and resentment at watching their players being knocked over.

It is tempting to pigeonhole these hate figures into neat categories.

Single-minded, to the point of cussedness? Perhaps.

Controversial? For the most part. Successful against Australia?Certainly, though by varying degrees.

A major factor in whipping up the frenzy against Harbhajan on this tour was the media, often referred to as the 12th man of the Australian cricket team.

With a few honourable exceptions, Australian cricket journalists are a remarkable bunch.

Not that the Indian media, both traveling with the team and at home, exactly covered themselves with glory. But at least this time they could have been excused considering the provocation from their Aussie counterparts.

It has long been understood that the media would mount a concerted attack on the star player of the visiting teams, more often than not the captain.

Jardine, Brearley and Ganguly all fall into this category though in the case of Jardine his Bodyline tactics aimed principally at Australia’s darling Don Bradman was


bowling action, there was always something more sinister about the attacks.

The last straw for the Sri Lankan world record holder came in 2004 when then-Australian Prime Minister John Howard publicly condemned him, leading Murali to pull out from touring Australia and vowing never to return, though he fortunately changed that stance later on.

The chants of ‘no-ball’ each time he came on to bowl though pale in comparison to the hostility faced by Richard Hadlee, New Zealand’s champion bowler who tormented the cream of Australia’s batting throughout the ‘80s.

‘Hadlee is a wanker’ was the cry, plastered too on posters and banners around the grounds.

Hadlee has recounted in his autobiography how he was the target of abuse from kids as young as five or six, “no doubt egged on bytheir parents.”

The Australian captain of the time, Greg Chappell told Hadlee to treat it as a compliment as the fans realised he was a threat to their side. But he rejected that contention terming the fans as the most unruly in the world.

Jardine’s opinion of Australians was even less complimentary. The mutual animosity began on his first tour in 1928-29 when he was new to the team and then blew up when he returned as captain four years later.
He usually referred to Aussies as illiterate bastards!


The endothelium - the cardiovascular health barometer.
Once considered to fulfill no other purpose than that of a physical barrier between blood and tissue, the multifunctional nature of the endothelium was discovered in the later half of the 20th century. In cardiology, the dysfunctional nature of the endothelium has received even more attention, initially mainly within the research community but later also in the clinical community, serving as a prime example for the translation of bench research to patient care. In this review, the entity of endothelial dysfunction, its modes of diagnosis in clinical practice, its prognostic implications, and its treatment options will be defined. From past conceptual ideas to current practical applications to the road ahead, the endothelium is to be viewed as the cardiovascular health barometer.Police and anti-regime protesters have clashed in the Bahraini village of Sanabis amid reports saying that more activists are facing execution in the kingdom.

Hundreds of demonstrators took to the streets of Sanabis on Wednesday, holding placards and chanting slogans against the Al Khalifah dynasty.

The Bahraini police fired tear gas to disperse the protesters.

The march came after Amnesty International said two Bahraini men were at the imminent risk of execution.

The death sentences against Mohamed Ramadhan Issa Ali Hussain and Hussain Ali Moosa Hussain Mohamed were upheld by Bahrain’s Court of Cassation in November 2015 and the verdicts were passed to the country's king, the UK-based rights organization said.

They were accused of killing a policeman in a bomb explosion in the village of al- Dair in February 2014.

Amnesty international said


the two men’s trial was grossly unfair and relied on "forced confessions” while the pair did not have access to their lawyers.

On January 15, Bahrain carried out its first execution after a more than six-year hiatus.

The executions of Shia activists Sami Mushaima, Abbas Jamil Tahir al-Sami’ and Ali Abdulshahid al-Singace came after the Court of Cassation upheld the death penalties given to the trio over allegations of killing a member of Emirati forces in al-Daih in March 2014. The defendants had denied the charges.

Meanwhile, a video showing Bahrain using hooligans to suppress dissent has gone viral.

Initially released in April 2012, the video shows hooligans ransacking a store while Bahraini security forces look on and even film the incident without trying to stop the raid.

Bahrain, home to the USwhich had purchased many of the bonds, sued the counties and their commissioners, alleging breach of contract and misrepresentation. The counties submitted the complaint to appellant Minnesota Counties Insurance Trust (MCIT), a joint-powers entity that provides self-insurance and risk-management services to its members, including the counties.
The claims manager for MCIT notified the counties that, because several exclusions applied, MCIT would not provide coverage. The counties appealed the decision to the MCIT board pursuant to the dispute-resolution provision in the MCIT bylaws. Following a hearing, the MCIT board affirmed the denial of coverage.
Between May 1996 and July 2000, the counties proceeded in the litigation with Franklin. The claims were ultimately settled, but resulted in legal fees to the counties in excess of $500,000. The terms of the settlement included


Spirit Airlines expanding nonstop service with new routes

Spirit Airlines is adding Denver, Colorado to its list of nonstop flights at Louis Armstrong International Airport.

The daily, year-round flights to Denver International Airport begin Feb. 14, a news release said. The announcement comes a day after Spirit said it will also add daily nonstop flights between New Orleans and Austin, Texas, beginning the same day.

On May 2, Spirit plan to begin nonstop seasonal service between New Orleans and Philadelphia International Airport. The flights will be four times a week.

The budget airline operates nonstop flights to New Orleans from 19 cities.support that would enable it to carry on a war for a decade or more. The sons of Islam have opposed them and stood between them and their plans and objectives.”

Bin Laden sought to portray the U.S. as hopelessly mired in an unwinnable war in Afghanistan. In an undated letter that appears to have been written in the 2009-2010 period, he compared the American combat position to that of the Soviet Union in the final years of its occupation of Afghanistan in the 1980s.

“America appears to be hanging on by a thin thread. Due to the financial difficulties,” he wrote.

“We need to be patient a bit longer. With patience, there is victory!”

Beginning last summer, the CIA spearheaded an interagency review of the classified documents under the auspices of


despite Facebook initiatives including a new tool that shows all political advertising that is running on the network and new fact-checking efforts to inform users about obvious falsehoods.

But the company reiterated on Tuesday that it will not take down postings simply because they are false. Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg last week drew fire for citing Holocaust denials as an example of false statements that would not be removed if they were sincerely voiced.

Tuesday's briefing, which included Nathaniel Gleicher, head of cybersecurity policy, and Tessa Lyons, manager of Facebook's core "news feed," came just before the publication of an internal staff message from Facebook's outgoing chief security officer that was sharply critical of many company practices.

The note by Alex Stamos, written in March after he said he was goingBERLIN — To Wolfgang Hofmann, the owner of a cheese store near Munich, the smell of his product was a sign of craft, taste and tradition.

But to Manuela Kragler, the woman who lived upstairs, it was an inescapable stink, rising through open windows and water pipes, wafting through the electrical outlets and permeating her home.

Fed up with the situation, she took her lament to the street, drawing up signs with squiggly lines under a nose to draw attention to the odor.

Their dispute, which simmered for more than three years, ended up before a judge after Mr. Hofmann, worried about the effect that the warning signs were having on his business, took his neighbor to court.


day in the sun, and it is a chance for them to get "paid" because the bowls are allowed to give them gifts, and frequently they are very nice gifts. My friend who played in the "Pioneer Las Vegas Bowl" was able to take his wife and kids with him to the game, they got a vacation, lots of free food, a Pioneer GPS system, a couple of full on Nike outfits with shoes, pants, jackets, hats, shirts, and the works, an X-Box system with a couple of extra controllers and a bunch of games, an engraved iPod, and all kinds of other stuff. It is a great thing for them and they've earned it. It's different when you look at it from the player's perspective, and havingSeasonal dynamics and fungicide sensitivity of organisms causing brown patch of tall fescue in North Carolina.
Brown patch, caused by multiple species of Rhizoctonia and Rhizoctonia-like fungi, is the most severe summer disease of tall fescue in home lawns across the southeastern United States. Home lawns were surveyed in central North Carolina from 2013 to 2015 to determine the organisms present during typical epidemics of brown patch in tall fescue. Isolates of Rhizoctonia and Rhizoctonia-like fungi were obtained by sampling 147 locations in July 2013 and May and July 2014. In addition, 11 sites were sampled once a week for 12 consecutive weeks from late May to the end of July 2015. All isolates were identified to species and anastomosis group with nuc rDNA internal transcribed spacer (ITS) sequence


Kate Nash "My Best Friend Is You" Out Today!

Chart toping Brit singer Kate Nash releases her sophomore album, My Best Friend Is You, today on Fiction/Geffen Records. The album was produced by former Suede guitarist Bernard Butler and recorded at RAK studios in the UK. First single “Do Wah Doo” is making a splash at radio in the U.K. and will be heard stateside soon. The video for “Do Wah Doo” can be seen now.

Kate will kick off a headlining tour starting April 26th in Toronto, Ontario at the Mod Theatre (see below for complete tour routing). SUPERCUTE! will be support on all dates. Kate had just turned 20 in August 2007 when her debut album Made of Bricks was released in the UK two months ahead ofschedule due to public demand. In the summer of 2006 she was a MySpace phenomenon before she even had a record deal; 2,000 copies of her debut single, “Caroline's a Victim,” sold out upon release in February 2007; by April she had signed to Fiction Records; two months later “Foundations” reached number two in the singles chart; by August she was celebrating a number one album in the UK and in January 2008 Geffen Records released Made of Bricks to critical praise in the U.S. Kate was honored with a Brit Award, NME Award, Q Award, UK VMA, Vodafone Music Award and more and has sold over 1 million units worldwide.


A senior health official said on Wednesday that China encourages non-governmental organizations' participation in the country's fight against HIV/AIDS.

Wang Longde, China's Vice Minister of Health, made his remarks when attending the opening ceremony of the consultation on social determinants of health in the western pacific region of the World Health Organization.

He said government efforts alone were not enough to fight HIV/AIDS given a population of 1.3 billion people and more NGOs needed to join the fight..

On March 1, China started implementing the Guidelines for HIV/AIDS Prevention and Control, displaying the determination of the government to fight the problem. The government has been involved in promoting the use of condoms, needle exchange centers and Methadone treatment for drug users.

With regards to sexually transmitted diseases NGOs were well-established and knownDriver recounts hit-and-run on Hwy. 410 that caused him to spin out, crash into wall

The victim of a brazen hit-and-run crash on a busy GTA highway earlier this month says he and his passenger were “very lucky” they were not injured in the collision.

Speaking to CTV News Toronto on Wednesday, Chris Maxwell said he was driving home from work in the HOV lane on Highway 410 in Mississauga at around 4 p.m. on May 3 when he noticed a car in his rearview mirror quickly approaching.

“(The driver) started tailgating me and as we passed the underpass, he scooped around me on the dotted line and kind of passed right beside me. I moved over because he was very close to me,” Maxwell said.

Dash camera footage of the incident,


Pop Quiz: Erin Gruwell

Tensions from the 1992 Rodney King riots were still high when Woodrow Wilson High School, in Long Beach, California, hired Erin Gruwell to teach English. But it seemed there would be no teaching: Gruwell found a classroom rife with racial animosities and full of students -- "the unteachables" -- bitterly resistant to her. What happened next has been well documented, in The Freedom Writers Diary, a collection of her students' writings, and most recently in the film Freedom Writers.

Gruwell now serves as president of the Freedom Writers Foundation and teaches at California State University, Long Beach -- where several of her former students are pursuing undergraduate and graduate degrees. Her second book, Teach with Your Heart: Lessons I Learned from the Freedom Writers, was publishedthink about self.

My students will not even shut up or pay attention long enough to watch "Freedom Writers", the movie. How much less would they read the book? I teach right smack dab in the middle of the projects in an Alabama town. They do not care...about anything but their social world. I've presented the movie, tried reading the book with them, had the library order the books, and even played the line game. They continue to comb their hair, put on lipstick, text on their cellphones. Meanwhile, I'm up in front of the class with beautiful powerpoints and visuals attempting to make history "come alive". Nothing is working.

I was also inspired by the movie. I am a teacher in an inner city school in Alabama. All of


See Barbara Stanwyck in Sorry, Wrong Number!

Friday, May 9, 7:30pmSorry, Wrong Number (1948) Paramount, 89 minutes.Barbara Stanwyck is unforgettable as an emotionally damaged, bedridden heiress who overhears a murder plot on a crossed telephone line. Stanwyck begins to fear that someone is plotting against her and is unable to contact her husband (Burt Lancaster) or convince anybody to believe her. Writer Lucille Fletcher adapted her hit radio play to the screen with expert direction by Anatole Litvak. Co-starring Wendell Corey, Ann Richards, Leif Erickson, Ed Begley and William Conrad.

Author Victoria Wilson, A Life of Barbara Stanwyck: Steel True 1907-1940 is the scheduled guest for Sorry, Wrong NumberPolice said they are becoming extremely frustrated as the 17-year old is no stranger to them. They also believe he is a suspect in the stolen car rollover crash on Capitol Avenue that happened Thursday.

They said the SUV was stolen out of Manchester.

Foley said the teen was arrested on December 2016 and then again in May, September and November 2017. Then, he was in juvenile detention from November until April.

"We arrest these juveniles over and over and over and you want to say crime is bad in Hartford, well, we're doing our part in bringing people in and getting them arrested. They just end up right back out here," added Foley.

Around 3:30 a.m. on Friday, Foley said the teen was seen driving in a stolen Infinit on Webster


Street in Hartford.

This time, the car was stolen out of Windsor. Eventually, they said he got out of the car and ran away. That is when police set up a perimeter and found him coming out of a backyard on Whitmore Street.

According to police, his hands had fresh scrapes and his pants were covered in mud.

Foley said it has gotten to the point where arresting him will not change his behavior.

"This is a lifestyle that is not conducive with life. He's in danger. Hopefully somebody can get this kid some help," added Foley.Land Assignment Committees (TLAC). However, the proposal is still under consideration of the government.

Surveillance and protection
The KSLB, with its own machinery and with the help of local revenue officials, is undertaking the surveillance activities of the Government lands. The creation of a Public Land Protection Force (PLPF) is currently at the final stage of implementation. The personnel from PLPF and the Village Officers will sign the Beat Registers to be maintained at monthly intervals so as to assure two inspections to a site in a month.

A 24x7 toll-free number is available for reporting encroachments of public lands by the general public and also to inform about the Government lands which are left out from inclusion in the website. It is proposed to make the toll free number


President Donald Trump's outside counsel will file a leak complaint regarding former FBI Director James Comey's leaked memos with the Department of Justice, a source close to the outside legal team tells NBC News.

Trump lawyer Marc Kasowitz will file the complaint with the DOJ's Inspector General and the Senate Judiciary Committee after Comey testified Thursday that he allowed a personal friend to leak unclassified memos of his conversations with the president to news outlets in hopes it would trigger the appointment of a special counsel.

"I asked a friend of mine to share the content of a memo with the reporter," Comey told the Senate yesterday during several hours of questioning. "I didn't do it myself for a variety of reasons, but I asked him to because I thoughtstudied at St Hugh's Hall, and obtained a first in the honours school of modern history in 1903 (although women were not at that date entitled to be awarded degrees). She became a protégée of the historian Edward Armstrong. He was commissioned to oversee a book series titled "The States of Italy": his plans were not fully realised, but Ady's book, History of Milan under the Sforza was one of two to be published.

In 1909 she joined St Hugh's as a tutor, where she developed a close relationship with the college's principal, Eleanor Jourdain. Jourdain eventually turned against Ady, allegedly jealous of her popularity. Ady was sacked from her position in November 1923, at Jourdain's insistence, for disloyalty. Jourdain felt that Ady had leaked information to the staff


About

Dr. Sean Bannan grew up with dentistry as a major part of his life. His father, who is also a dentist, served as an early mentor to him, giving him the opportunity to see what dentistry was really all about. He was fortunate to be able to work as a dental assistant for several years under his father, as well as several other dentists in Denver, Colorado. These valuable opportunities provided him with significant experience before he even began his formal dental education.

Dr. Bannan went on to complete his undergraduate studies at Michigan State University, receiving his Bachelor’s of Science degree in Human Physiology. He then attended the University of Michigan School of Dentistry, where he was awarded his degree of Doctor of Dental Surgery. His current affiliationsThe Satanic Verses author Salman Rushdie wed his fiancee, Indian actress Padma Lakshmi, in a ceremony in Manhattan in the US on Saturday.

Rushdie, 56, married the former model at a Hindu ceremony witnessed by some of his closest friends.

The author went into hiding in the 1980s after Ayatollah Khomeini of Iran issued a fatwa for "insulting Islam" in The Satanic Verses.

The marriage is Rushdie's fourth and Lakshmi's first.

The author's agent confirmed to BBC News Online the marriage had taken place in Manhattan, but declined to give any further details.

Traditional customs

The pair had announced their engagement in February.

Rushdie wore a long black sherwani, a kind of frock coat, while Lakshmi wore a purple bridal outfit, according to reports.

Rushdie slipped a shoe onto his wife's foot, a traditional custom. He


also arrived at the ceremony in the company of a child - his son Milan - a ritual which denoted fertility, the Daily Telegraph newspaper reported.

The paper said guests included media couple Harold Evans and Tina Brown - whose party the pair met at - as well as David Bowie's wife Iman, columnist Christopher Hitchens and writer Kathy Lette.Title

Opposition Emerges to Merger of Student Affairs Groups

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Members of two national associations of student affairs professionals in higher education -- ACPA: College Student Educators International and NASPA: Student Affairs Administrators in Higher Education -- are voting this spring on whether the two groups will merge. Leaders of the two groups negotiated for a long time about the merger plan, and have argued generally that there are enough commonalities of interest and potential economies of scale that a merger makes sense. But a group with NASPA has now formed to argue against the merger. On a website called "NASPA, Yes! Consolidation, No!," the group argues that a merger would "complicate governance," eliminate choices for student affairs professionals, and create "a monstrous annual conference." A spokeswoman for NASPA said that


Reconstructing Anaximander's biological model unveils a theory of evolution akin to Darwin's, though centuries before the birth of science.
Anaximander's fragments on biology report a theory of evolution, which, unlike the development of other biological systems in the ancient Aegean, is naturalistic and is not based on metaphysics. According to Anaximander, evolution affected all living beings, including humans. The first biological systems formed in an aquatic environment, and were encased in a rugged and robust envelope. Evolution progressed with modifications that enabled the formation of more dynamic biological systems. For instance, after reaching land, the robust armors around aquatic beings dried up, and became brittle, This led to the loss of the armor and the development of more mobile life forms. Anaximander's theory combines observations of animals with speculations,and as such mirrors the more famous theory of evolution by Charles Darwin expressed 24 centuries later. The poor reception received by Anaximander's model in his time, illustrates a zeitgeist that would explain the contemporary lag phase in the development of biology and, as a result, medicine, in the ancient western world.


A NEW contractor has been appointed for the €1.6m skatepark in Ballyfermot, a project that was delayed last year due to the withdrawal of the previously appointed contractor.

Initial hopes were that the project would be open to the public in December 2016.

The skateboard park will be constructed in Le Fanu Park

Speaking at the recent South Central area committee meeting, Kay Noonan, Dublin City Council local area manager for Ballyfermot, said they expect the new contractors to be on site by the end of this month.

“There is a new contractor in place. We are finalising a timeframe for the contractor from England, they are specific skate park designers.

“As soon as that happens, we expect to be on site at the end of the month.”

Earlier this year, DCC told Thecapital commitments. The firm also announced the hiring of Michael Chou (ex-Revolution Growth) as a principal. www.harmonyvp.com

MOVING IN, UP, ON & OUT

• Hyo Young Kang has joined law firm Ropes & Gray LLP as a Seoul-based corporate partner, with a focus on finance and capital markets transactions. He previously was a senior consultant at Linklaters LLP. www.ropesgray.com


for rotator cuff tissue, they cannot reach many of the areas within the gleno-humeral joint space.
More general suture passer designs consist of a needle bent into several curved shapes at the sharp end. The curves differ in angle of bend, direction of curve, and shape of curve, to allow the surgeon to reach as many locations within the joint as possible. The surgeon plunges the tip of the needle into tissue at one location and back out of the tissue at another. Suture is then “shuttled” through the needle. The needle is removed and the suture remains, passing through the tissue at the desired location.
The Conmed Linvatec Spectrum suture passing device is a general purpose suture passing device that comes with several different suture hook variations to allowthe United States, due process [in federal question cases where Congress has authorized nationwide service of process] requires only that a defendant in a federal suit have minimum contacts with the United States, `the sovereign that has created the court.'
Id. at 256 (citing Stafford v. Briggs, 444 U.S. 527, 554, 100 S.Ct. 774, 789-90, 63 L.Ed.2d 1 (1980) (Stewart, J., dissenting)). A defendant who is a resident of the United States necessarily has sufficient contacts with the United States to satisfy the requirements of due process. Id.
The Jim Walter holding has generally been followed by a majority of federal courts analyzing the due process requirements for personal jurisdiction in federal cases where Congress has provided for nationwide service of process. See Busch v. Buchman, Buchman & O'Brien, Law