coach Huf (John Hufnagel) has confidence in me. I tried to work hard in practice to show I can be a playmaker when I get the ball. Any time I can get the ball to go my way, I'm loving it."

When the curtain fell on the 2007 season, Reynolds was short of expectations. Sure, he was named to the West Division's all-star squad for the third consecutive season, but the 1,231 yards on 214 carries was below what he and Stamps fans were hoping for.

After all, in 2006, he rushed for 1,541 yards (on 259 carries), which was the third highest total in team history, and was named all-Canadian.

The low point came in a early August loss to Montreal, when the 28-year-old had only four carries for 2014:01 left after trailing by 16 with 3:05 remaining until halftime.

After the Aztecs led for most of the early portions of the first half, Iowa took the lead on a five-point possession, 20-17, after free throws by Toussaint and Garza. That also started a 22-4 run building Iowa's largest lead at 37-21, before leading 41-32 at halftime.

This was the first meeting between the teams.

TIP-INS

San Diego State: The Aztecs' 8-0 start is their first since the 2010-11 season when reaching the NCAA Tournament's Sweet 16. This is also the third time in last 34 years they began with that mark. San Diego State received votes this week in the Associated Press' Top 25 poll.

Iowa: The trip to Las Vegas was the Hawkeyes first games outside Iowa City. The Invitational


"...Last December, the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) released figures showing that the number of abductions had risen by 88 per cent in a decade. In the 12 months to September last year, the FCO recorded 512 abductions by parents and featured 84 different countries. ..."

"An analysis of recent FBI child abduction investigations has revealed a disturbing trend: Non-custodial parents are increasingly abducting and threatening to harm their own kids to retaliate against parents who were granted legal custody of the children."

"Republican Rep. Chris Smith of New Jersey continued to hammer the U.S. government Thursday over a string of international child abduction cases that remain unresolved, including several from his home state."This copy is for your personal, non-commercial use only. To order presentation-ready copies for distribution to your colleagues, clients or customers, click the "Reprints" link at the bottom of any article.

April 25, 2013

2013 SMA Managers of the Year Nominees: Fixed Income

The nominees in this category—from GW&K and Tom Johnson Investment Management—have found long-term, consistent success in intermediate and enhanced fixed-income strategies

This is the ninth year that Investment Advisor, AdvisorOne and Prima Capital, now Envestnet | Prima, will have researched, nominated and chosen the best separately managed account managers in multiple categories.

Below, we name those strategies, in alphabetical order, chosen as finalists by the 2013 SMA Managers of the Year Awards Committee in the fixed-income category. This year, the winners of the SMA Managers of the Year honors in


harass them. “Roppongi bar-girl”– you seem to be making some sly allusion that she was doing something shady. That’s mean-spirited. She is just starting her career but has been writing for two years. She writes ten times better than Creepy Johnson did at the peak of his self-destructive career.

For the article, she read books and numerous articles on AKB48, in Japanese, did research on the group in Japanese, proof-read for grammatical mistakes, and reached out for comments. Angela Kubo is also a Japanese-American woman who understands both cultures and went to high school in Japan. She is uniquely qualified to comment on the JK Business and how it generates problems for all women in Japan.

Where she works now is not something I feel would be acceptable to divulgeJOHN, under the guise Total Wkts. It's an album caught between contrasts, from the heady roads supporting Idles around the world, to returning to his family home in the rural South West when global lockdown came, and an income from live music all but a dream. Bird song is caught between pounding drum beats, singular bass swells and heavy intonation between vocal lines. Don't underestimate it.

4 September

Bill Callahan Gold Record

We're used to waiting a long time for Bill Callahan albums to come along; it doesn't feel right that Gold Record is his second full length in as many years. This is his version of Future Islands' Singles - an album so sure of itself, it proudly comes out telling you that each of its ten tracks could be


Pope Francis has accepted the resignation of Bishop Sam Jacobs of Houma-Thibodaux, La., and named Auxiliary Bishop Shelton J. Fabre of New Orleans as his successor. Bishop Jacobs is pictured in a 2007 photo. The changes were announced Sept. 23 in Washington by Archbishop Carlo Maria Vigano, papal nuncio to the United States.

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Pope Francis has named Auxiliary Bishop Shelton Fabre of New Orleans, pictured during the bishops' 2012 "ad limina" visits at the Vatican, to be bishop of Houma-Thibodaux, La. He succeeds Bishop Sam G. Jacobs, 75, who resignation was accepted by the p ope. The changes were announced Sept. 23 in Washington by Archbishop Carlo Maria Vigano, papal nuncio to the United States.

Catholic News Service

WASHINGTON — Pope Francis has accepted the resignation of BishopSam G. Jacobs of Houma-Thibodaux, La., and appointed as his successor Auxiliary Bishop Shelton Fabre of New Orleans.

Bishop Jacobs, who has headed the diocese since 2003, is 75, the age which bishops are required by canon law to submit their resignation to the pope. Bishop Fabre, 49, has been a New Orleans auxiliary since 2006.


Stoke fail in Agudelo permit bid

Stoke boss Mark Hughes has expressed his frustration after the club failed for a second time to get a work permit for United States international Juan Agudelo.

The Potters completed the signing of former New England Revolution striker Agudelo on a free transfer in January, despite being denied a work permit for him in November.

The 21-year-old was immediately sent to Dutch side FC Utrecht on loan while Stoke prepared a second application, but the Barclays Premier League outfit announced on Saturday they had been unsuccessful the second time around as well.

Hughes now thinks that is "probably the end of it" and has suggested the club will not be trying to make any other non-EU signings any time soon.

The Stoke manager, quoted by The Sentinel,on a liturgy that is actually older than the Traditional Latin Mass (TLM). Before King Henry VIII forcefully severed English Catholics away from Rome, and against their will, a rite called Sarum was widely used throughout England. It was celebrated in Latin at the time, but it was based on traditions and prayers that were uniquely English in character. When Henry broke the Church of England away from Rome in 1534, Thomas Cranmer, the Archbishop of Canterbury, began work on an English translation of the liturgy for Mass, Sacraments and the Divine Office. His work borrowed heavily from the Sarum Rite (or Sarum Use) and preserved much of it within the wider context of the Anglican Patrimony. This Patrimony, essentially Catholic in nature, remained very much a part


of the Church of England, and her daughter churches throughout the colonies. In subsequent centuries, later generations of Anglicans would draw upon this Anglican Patrimony in a deeper way, resurrecting more and more Sarum in the celebration of their liturgies. This eventually led some Anglicans to reunite with the Catholic Church in the form of Personal Ordinariates, and in doing so, Rome readopted this Anglican Patrimony, and with it the elements of Sarum that were lost centuries earlier in the English Reformation (Revolution). Now this Anglican Patrimony, what Rome nurtured in England centuries ago (the Sarum Use), and lost in the revolution of a mad king, has now returned to her bosom within the Anglican Patrimony. This is the liturgy of Divine Worship (DW), otherwise known as theTraditional English Mass (TEM)…

Between 2011 and 2012, three Ordinariates (or super-dioceses) were erected by Rome in which this liturgy may be celebrated freely. The first one overlaps the United Kingdom, and is called the Personal Ordinariate of Our Lady of Walsingham (POOLW). The second one overlaps the United States and Canada (Anglo-America), and is called the Personal Ordinariate of the Chair of Saint Peter (POCSP). Finally, the third one overlaps Oceania which is primarily in Australia, and is called the Personal Ordinariate of Our Lady of the Southern Cross (POOLSC). You can find parishes and communities where this liturgy is celebrated simply by visiting these websites. Because the Ordinariates operate within the Roman Rite, and are under the same Code of Canon Law, crossover is permitted between Ordinariate


departing Shin-Bet Head Yoram Cohen and incoming Shin-Bet
Head Nadav Argaman in May 2016.

The 2015 general
election results, as published by the Central Election Committee. The
alleged computer election fraud in 2015 added 4 or more mandates (out
of 120) to Netanyahu’s Likud party (Blue – 30 mandate). The
Zionist Alliance came in second (brown – 24 mandates) and the Arab
United Front came in third (grey – 13 mandates). Netanyahu’s
election win defied all up to the last minute pollsters’
predictions. Initial report alleging computer fraud was published by
the Daily Kos a few days after the election.

Attorney Orly Adas,
CEO of the Central Election Committee, in a promotional photo towards
the 2015 election in front of a room-full of computers. According to
Attorney Adas and Attorney Elad Naveh (FOIA Officer of the
Committee), the Committee’s “Democracy” IT system wasResearch Centers
were also launched in leading Israeli academic institutions – the
Technion and the Hebrew University. Prof Eli Biham, a world-renowned
cryptology expert and Head of the Technion’s new Cyber Security
Research Center, refuses to comment on evidence of fraud in IT
systems of the Central Election Committee.

The
claims of computer fraud in the 2015 general election undermines the
foundation of lawful authority of the current Knesset and the current
cabinet. The documented fraud in IT systems of the courts should
also be deemed undermining the lawful foundation of the regime.
Fraud has been repeatedly documented also in IT systems of the
Ministry of Justice. And the Knesset refuses to lawfully answer on
FOIA requests, pertaining to IT systems of the Knesset itself…

Combined,
the fraud in e-government in Israel represents transformation of the
regime into the Post-Truth Era… Conditions in the


people are convicted.”Prof Erwin Chemerinksy, Irvine Law School (2000)

http://www.scribd.com/doc/239647129/The HRA submission was incorporated into the 2015 HRC Professional Staff Report on the United States with the note: :“HRA NGO recommended restoring the integrity of the IT systems of the courts, under accountability to the Congress, with the goal of making such systems as transparent as possible to the public at large.”

[2] Human Rights Alert (NGO) submission for the 2013 UPR of the State of Israel was incorporated into the UN Human Rights Council Professional Staff Report with the note: "Lack of integrity in the electronic record systems of the Supreme Court, the district courts and the detainees' courts in Israel".

2012-06-04 Human Right Alert's Submission; 2013 UPR of the State of Israel: Integrity, or lack thereof, of the

[3] HumanAre you there? Share your photos and videos from the scene on CNN's iReport.

(CNN) -- The Space Shuttle Discovery launched late Thursday afternoon from Kennedy Space Center in Florida, marking the start of its 39th and final flight.

"This was a pretty successful day," said Bill Gerstenmaier, NASA's associate administrator for space operations. "It was just an amazing event."

The six-member crew will deliver a storage module, a science rig and spare parts to the international space station during its 11-day mission.

Originally scheduled for November, Discovery's launch had been delayed in order to make repairs to the external tank's support beams.

And NASA halted its countdown on Thursday, at five minutes, because of a computer problem related to safety on the "eastern range." But after a confirmation that all was good


to go, the countdown resumed, and the shuttle lifted off about three minutes behind its planned 4:50 p.m. ET launch.

Five minutes in, NASA's official blog reported "a good separation for solid rocket boosters," which separated from the main shuttle after pushing the shuttle through Earth's lower atmosphere. Shortly thereafter, the blog reported that the Discovery and its astronauts were "safely in orbit," having "performed flawlessly" on its launch.

Gerstenmaier noted, and video showed, four pieces of foam tearing apart from the shuttle about four minutes into launch. But the NASA administrator called these incidents "typical" and likely harmless, since they came off "after the area of concern" when the atmosphere was so thin to make its impact negligible.

The crew is headed by Steve Lindsey, and includes a late additionin Steve Bowen -- who became the first ever astronaut to fly consecutive missions after he was assigned to take the place of Tim Kopra, when Kopra was injured last month in a bicycle accident, according to NASA.

Prior to Thursday's launch, Discovery had spent 352 days in orbit, circling the Earth 5,628 times. It has also carried 246 crew members, more than any space vehicle in history.

"In a way, it's ... sad to see the last flight," said astronaut Steven Swanson. "It's such a wonderful vehicle."

The last scheduled launch of Space Shuttle Endeavour is set for April 19 and will be commanded by Mark Kelly, the husband of U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, who is recovering from being shot last month in Tucson, Arizona. Atlantis is tentatively scheduled to


turn, came and hit this house that caused these deaths.”

The incident, a day after reports that an Afghan air strike killed at least 13 civilians in the western province of Herat, underlines the risk that a recent increase in air raids by U.S. and Afghan forces will increase civilian casualties.

United Nations figures showed a 43 percent spike in civilian casualties from both Afghan and U.S. air strikes in the first half of the year, with 95 killed and 137 wounded, as the pace of air operations has increased.

Civilian casualties caused by U.S. air strikes have long been a source of friction in Afghanistan, and the risk of further casualties may increase if the U.S. steps up operations as part of President Donald Trump’s new strategy for Afghanistan.

Earlier, Resolutethat he would submerge his presidency in the maelstrom of abortion politics seem slim. Partisan battles over court nominees aren't his thing, either.

McCain played a central role in the Gang of 14 — the seven Democratic and seven Republican senators who joined hands to find common ground on court appointments. For his efforts at compromise, McCain took a pummeling from the right wing. Note that Obama, the self-styled foe of division, declined to join the bipartisan group.

And if a President McCain did put forth a controversial candidate, the Democratic majority in the Senate — sure to grow after the upcoming election — would put a quick end to the idea. That's why McCain would probably choose a cipher, as had some of his Republican predecessors. Ronald Reagan gave


us Sandra Day O'Connor, and George H.W. Bush picked David Souter. Both justices were essentially friendly to Roe.

Obama is no doubt pro-choice, but on the issue, he's hardly been a profile in courage. As an Illinois state senator, he famously voted "present" on anti-choice legislation. Voting "present" is a tactic used to express disapproval without actually taking a stand.

In February, Bonnie Grabenhofer, the president of the Illinois National Organization for Women (and a Clinton supporter) wrote: "We made it clear at the time that we disagreed with the strategy. ... Voting present doesn't provide a platform from which to show leadership and say with conviction that we support a woman's right to choose and these bills are unacceptable."

For someone representing Obama's very liberal Chicago district, there was zerodanger in voting "no" on an anti-abortion bill. He almost certainly voted "present" as political cover should he run for higher office and need to appeal to a wider base of voters. And run for higher office he soon did.

Nowadays, most abortion fights center on regulations. The movement to ban the procedure outright suffered a disastrous blow in 2006, when the conservative voters of South Dakota threw out a state law written to do just that.

Curious Democrats will have many questions about the Arizona senator's positions on taxes, health care and war. But they need not obsess on what a McCain presidency would do to Roe. That is one war McCain is unlikely to wage.


and Trish from the arena.

Claiming that his dad’s deplorable deeds made him ashamed to carry the family surname, Shane would soon return to the ring with a contract and a question for the dirty old McMahon: “Do you want to play?” With that, he publicly challenged Mr. McMahon to a play-date at the biggest playground in sports-entertainment: WrestleMania X-Seven. Coming out to answer Shane’s challenge, the WWE Chairman pointed out that Linda would disapprove of her son challenging his father to a match. He also reminded Shane that he had tested his father when he was 16, then 18, then 24, and he had failed every time. Just as Mr. McMahon signed the contract, his then-son-in-law Triple H attacked Shane from behind, nailing him with the Pedigree. Forchat

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Not makers of Green Zone or "Green Zone" to find the time to put their film in cinemas by British and American is better than the last two weeks.

The film coincided with the seventh anniversary of the invasion of Iraq and the Iraqi parliamentary elections, which made part of publicity for the subject of the film strongly present in all the news.

Film inspired by a book of U.S. journalist Rajiv Handraskran Indian origin, which is titled "Imperial Life in the Emerald City".

Did not take the film from the book only precise description of the Green Zone and the enormous difference between the prosperity enjoyed by the residents within the fortified area and the American soldiers who were patrolling in the Iraqi capital.

Contrary to what was suggested by


promotional advertising for the film, and who is portrayed as one of the movies, الاكشن taken from Iraq to the scene, came the story of this film to deal with a file search for weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, which was the major justification for the invasion of coalition forces in Iraq in 2003 seven years ago .

But the film also addressed the decision to disband the Iraqi army, which adopted the interim governing authority of America in the wake of the fall of Saddam, who made a significant portion of its soldiers and officers are turning to the formation of armed militias and resistance to U.S. forces.

Aldramytan these cases, the failure to find weapons of mass destruction and solve the Iraqi army, Lead cent and fifteenminutes it takes to film.

But besides these two axes are the string drama on the use of media as a tool to enter the war, and the absence of some of the media information that was given to them on the file of weapons of mass destruction.

Although the drama of the three threads are the concept of commercial American cinema, heavy on the viewer, the strong emphasis in the story and intelligent script and the installation of the speed of the dialogue made the film a coherent and interesting of the questions that revolve around the question of the invasion of Iraq.Greengrass, a touch of realism

Film, directed by Briton Paul Greengrass distinguish Blmsth realism, which are known in the film (Bloody Sunday (2002 which dealt with the incident


killed 14 people in Northern Ireland, shot by paratroopers battalion in the British army, where camera phones have been shuttling among the characters and the bus where the atmosphere of tension and expectation in the community soldiers.

This method is also followed in his movie (United 93 (2006, events which took place on civilian aircraft hijacked on atheist ten of September 2001, which crashed in Pennsylvania after passengers resisted the kidnappers.

But the style of mobile imaging in most of the time and sometimes precarious, depending on the fire or explosions, or even charged humanitarian situations, acquired in the film "Green Zone" because of an additional plot of the film.

And interesting to ponder in this film such a direct impact of the film "Lawrence of Arabia" (1962), directed by SirDavid Lane, in two scenes.

The first scene of the meeting of Iraqi politicians exile led by Iraqi politician, came to Baghdad aboard a U.S. military plane, referring to the Iraqi politician Ahmad Chalabi.

Peer-to-Lawrence in this movie is a U.S. official in the authority of government, American actor, played by Craig Kinnear, which resembles in form the President of this power at the time Paul Bremer.

The second scene is the scene where we see the end, a platoon commander of U.S. troops as he boarded a U.S. military vehicle moving toward the Iraqi desert in a military convoy, in order to secure oil installations.

Simulates the scenery of the end of this scene in the film Lawrence of Arabia when Lawrence despair of the task of reforming the state established


by the Army of the Great Arab Revolt, Vistql military vehicles moving in the Syrian desert in the opposite direction on a military convoy.Champion "House of Saddam" present

Iraqi general to play a role in this film the Israeli representative of Iraqi descent Yigal Naor, who had played the role of President Saddam Hussein in the television series "House of Saddam."

In playing the role of U.S. soldier by U.S. actor Matt Damon in the third of his collaboration with Greengrass After their cooperation together in the last two parts of a trilogy of action films, which revolve around the former agent of U.S. intelligence Jason Burin.

The excellent performance of haemophilia diligence and constipation keys personal officer close to Saddam, with all their prestige remained scary. With Matt Damon discriminatecontrol keys on a personal soldier who was in bitterness because of lying in the main reason for going to war.

And formed the filming locations in Morocco, a hero to the heroes of a parallel film, where film makers could during filming there to emulate the airspace of the Iraqi capital to a large extent and to bring the viewer the details of that period very carefully.

Seven years after the invasion of Iraq, it seems this film Ktalegp launched by the film's director on the American administration that was behind the bloodiest war in the first decade of the second millennium. A war that will be a modern Hollywood for years to come to will occupy a place alongside the World War II films and films of the


in the attacking half throughout. Crystal Palace's go-to option where long balls over the top towards Christian Benteke, although nothing would come to fruition.

Following 16 minutes of football, the visitors would carve open the Eagles in a swift move finished by Emre Can. Philippe Coutinho popped the ball over the back to Moreno on the left of the box, where he knocked it into the path of the German. The subsequent side-footed attempt took a deflection and found its way into goal. They could have even doubled the lead had Mané slipped through, and instead would find themselves at the heart of more Selhurst Park horror.

Image: SFR Sport

A howler from Dejan Lovren, slicing a clearance towards his goalkeeper, gifted the Londoners an equaliser. James McArthur was put throughand planted his header past the onrushing Karius to level the scoreline.

Image: Squawka

Continuing the theme of short-lived emotions, Dejan Lovren redeemed himself in the best way possible - by scoring a goal. The Reds were back in front as he met Coutinho's cross with a thumping header, with the keeper having no chance of stopping.

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Looking to get some further momentum and stable the ship, Roberto Firmino looked dangerous as he had a look-in from a run in the area, blocked and reduced to a half-chance. Mané, meanwhile, was playing centrally and for the most part troubling his counterparts.

Things would only be plain sailing for a short while though, as once again, James McArthur undid them. Another header found its way into goal after a fizzing cross


from Zaha took a clip off Moreno on the right wing. The Scot directed it towards the top corner for the fourth goal in 33 minutes.

5:45 - There was five minutes and 45 seconds between the opening three goals between Palace and Liverpool. Frantic.

Steve Mandanda was then the recipient of all the plaudits after a cracking save to thwart Coutinho's header. He scrambled to get to the ball needing both hands to nullify the threat, before he was gasping a sigh of relief as a sitting duck - with Mané missing a sitter. Clyne handed the chance to him on a plate from point-blank range, but it ended up flying into the stands.

With a couple of minutes before the interval, Liverpool would once again take the lead. JoëlMatip rose high to connect with a header (a recurring topic over the first 45) and steer his side in front emphatically. That capped off a sensational helping of top flight football, with Selhurst Park once again witnessing a thrilling fixture between the two sides.

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Crystal Palace certainly looked up for the challenge when the second half began, setting a lively pace and forcing some frantic Reds defending from early on. Christian Benteke followed that up by two close attempts against his former club, with Karius first stopping him at the near post after a dangerous set piece, and then clutched on to his header from a corner.

Sadio Mané may have finished them off with a stunning response, as Philippe Coutinho crafted a beauty of a through


ball to send his teammate through in search of the low left corner. Mandanda kept his foot out to keep the score as it was.

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That wouldn't deter Palace from pressing on the front foot though while also enjoying a greater share of possession than they had in the first half. Christian Benteke managed to knock down a header, with the teammate feeding it back to him before the Belgian whipped a shot straight at Karius - as Palace continuously tried to crank up the heat.

Andre Marriner had some hard work to do a little later on, with Palace fans and players in full voice appealing for penalties on multiple occasions in the same play. Zaha started it going down with a challenge from Lovren, before Matip clumsilycut across Benteke for a clearance. That all may have been forgotten had Cabaye beaten the keeper when the ball came through, but Clyne was there to deny him with a terrific clearance.

Following a lengthy period of Palace hinting at the threats, an exquisite pass from Jordan Henderson set Firmino up for the coolest of finishes as the hosts' world came tumbling down. Henderson tore through the defence like a knife through better to put his Brazilian colleague through on goal, holding his nerve to chip it over the keeper with a mouth-watering lob and putting the Reds up by two goals.

Coutinho continued to pull the strings as he forced another stop from Mandanda, unable to get himself on the scoresheet prior to his substitution. Following the fourth


Former leading New Zealand publisher and bookseller, and widely experienced judge of both the Commonwealth Writers Prize and the Montana New Zealand Book Awards, talks about what he is currently reading, what impresses him and what doesn't, along with chat about the international English language book scene, and links to sites of interest to booklovers.

Wednesday, March 23, 2016

Harry Potter made me read with a sense of wonder instead of a critical eye

A voracious child reader who fell off the wagon as teenager, Erin Lange, the author of Butter, remembers how reading Harry Potter in a coffee shop as an adult turned her back onto reading… and writing

You’re a wizard Harry! Erin Lange will be forever grateful to Harry Potter (seen her interpreted by Daniel Radcliffe in the filmIn 2009, he was found guilty by a judge for the same crime and served two years in prison. In Vicenty’s 2009 arrest report, he claimed to clients that he got his license at the University of Puerto Rico. He also said he performs all procedures, besides root canals.


Chinatown in the Downtown East Side set for continued re-vitalization! By Jay McInnes

There has been a kick in the paper recently promoting the re-vitalization of our Historic ChinaTown in Vancouver's Downtown East side. As I am a huge fan of this area and the diversity it has to offer Downtown Vancouver I wanted to compile a couple of links here to give you some insight on the work that has been done to restore this very important part of our city and the plans for its future!Tragedy averted as Kerosene tanker fell in Owerri

A lorry tanker fully loaded with kerosene coming from Port Harcourt, Rivers State to Imo State fell down on Tuesday at Hospital junction Owerri as it was entering to distribute the product.

According to eye witness, the lorry was negotiating to divert to easier way to get to its destination but could not find it so easy due to wrong calculation as it wanted to escape long traffic jam before it felt down suddenly.

The kerosene worth millions of naira poured out and hawkers and other roadside business settlers rushed with their containers to scoop the product, while others were running away for safety due I the product is highly inflammable.

The incident occurred at exactly 12pm when people were returning from church service


Stahl-Iencic
 Ileana Gyulai-Drîmbă-Jenei
 Olga Orban-Szabo
 Ana Derșidan-Ene-Pascu

Soviet Union
 Yelena Novikova-Belova
 Galina Gorokhova
 Aleksandra Zabelina
 Svetlana Tširkova
 Tatyana Petrenko-Samusenko

United States
 Ruth White
 Natalia Clovis
 Tatyana Adamovich
 Harriet King
 Ann O'Donnell

West Germany
 Gundi Theuerkauff
 Irmela Broniecki
 Karin Rutz-Gießelmann
 Monika Pulch
 Erika Bethmann

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On his blog today, Christopher Kunz has his latest post in which he talks about the PHP Conference UK that's fast approaching - and the talk he's giving there.

I am going to speak on the PHP Conference UK which will be held at South Bank University, London, UK on February 10th, 2006. Yes guys, that's in less than three weeks.

php.net has the following to say about the event: "Not bad for 50 quid", and I think that's kinda true. Amongst others, book author Harry Fuecks and Derick "the ez photographer" Rethans will be speaking, so register now!

His talk will focus on the Hardening-Patch for PHP, including installation, configuration, and demoing some examples...

On his blog today, Christopher Kunz has his latest post in which he talks about the PHPHillary Clinton Memoir Scheduled for June 2014

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The Northwood University men's basketball program has announced the signing of Ja'Kavien Lewis to a national letter of intent.

"Ja'Kavien brings the added quickness, on-ball defense and playmaking ability we need to compete for GLIAC championships," said Northwood coach Jeff Rekeweg. "I believe he is one of the best and toughest guards in the state and I am confident he will have an immediate impact for our program. He is a winner."

Lewis was named the Flint Player of the Year following his senior year at Flint Carman-Ainsworth. He was named AP First Team All-State and was named the Saginaw Valley League Most Valuable Player three times.

A three-time All-Saginaw Valley league honoree, Lewis scored over 1,000 points in his career and was named toMortality among twins born to unmarried teenagers in the United States.
The objective of this study is to determine the association between unmarried status and infant mortality among twins born to teenagers. We conducted a retrospective cohort study on twin live births to teenagers in the United States from 1995 through 1998 using the Vital Records assembled by the National Center for Health Statistics. We compared mortality estimates among twins of single to those of married mothers using the generalized estimating equation framework, which also adjusted for intracluster correlations. Analysis involved 28592 individual twins of teenager mothers, with both cluster members being live-born. Out of these, 21.8% (n = 6238) were born to married and 78.2% (n = 22,354) to single mothers. Infant and postneonatal mortality was 17% and


Bollywood actor, theater artist, and poet Piyush Mishra has rejected the claim that intolerance has been growing in India, as claimed by many left-leaning writers and some celebrities including Aamir Khan.

In an interview given to Dainik Bhaskar, Mishra said that claims that intolerance had been growing only after Narendra Modi became the Prime Minister were nonsensical. He said that communal divide and problems had always existed in the country and everyone, including Congress and Left parties, had only worked to widen the divide between communities.

He revealed that he was a impressed with leftists thoughts earlier in his life but slowly realized that the left too was guilty of spreading communalism in the country.

“Left teaches that Hindus are bad and Muslims are good. When Babri Masjid was demolished, Ifounded GLO in 2013 as a travel alternative for business and leisure passengers in the Gulf and Mid-South regions of the U.S., which are undeserved by existing air carriers. Fayard said GLO offers faster connectivity than road travel, which often wastes time and productivity.

While business and leisure passengers may benefit from the service, Bentley said economic development recruitment is also dependent on transportation.

"It is vital to bring not only services and products, but it's also to bring people," he said. "We consider this a major port here at Huntsville International Airport, one of the longest runways in the country. It's a major part of economic development for any state, but Huntsville certainly it is a major part of what we're trying to do in this part of the


Saturday, December 31, 2016

There were a lot of great arts events and activities in the Twin Ports again this past year. With the addition of the Red Herring and the opening of Gallery 3 West there are more venues than ever to see work by local artists. The AICHO expansion in Duluth's Lincoln Park/West End space continues, and rumor has it that an important gallery may be opening in the developing Downtown arts corridor that has been designaed the HART District -- that is, the Historic Arts and Theater District, which stretches from the Depot to Fitgers and eventually to the renovated Armory. At the heart of the HART will be the renovated NorShor Theater which is slated to open by late this coming year.

With 2017 approaching Isense, too, as we remember a special person's virtues and contributions.

The list of celebrities who passed this year included many familiar names, including my father's favorite golfer Arnold Palmer and the first American to circumnavigate the earth in outer space, John Glenn. In the music realm David Bowie passed away early this year followed by Prince. Muhammed Ali will always be remembered being "the Greatest" during boxing's glory days. George Kennedy will always be remembered as the guy who stuffed eggs into Paul Newman's mouth in Cool Hand Luke. And Fidel Castro will always be remembered for... well, for being Fidel Castro. In November we lost The Man from U.N.C.L.E. and this week said good-bye to both Princess Leia and her mother.

As the year ends, the Dow Jones


watched Bob Dylan 1990-2006, The Never Ending Narrative, it's a must for all Dylan fans. Though not authorized by Dylan himself, his management or his record company, it's a perty durn good overview of the Never Ending Tour and the series of events that put his career on the trajectory that led to this year's Nobel Prize.

One of the surprise features is a candid interview in Rome in July 2001, less than two months before the release of Love and Theft. Throughout he's quite natural and candid, humorous and at ease with the whole tango. What follows are some of my notes from the occasion, beginning with Bob seeming to give the nod, "Let's start. It's time to start."

The first question is about how the look of thehundred of songs produced during a period in which many were experimenting, and many more were watching and listening to the this literary magician whose songs awakened something deep that had been slumbering in a generation becoming aware that there was something more to life than the emptiness of material gain.

"Mr. Tambourine Man" lit a flame in many a heart. For many it was never snuffed.

Yes, to dance beneath the diamond sky... Remembering who you are, a spirit longing to be free.

2016 is the year I discovered what the Karpeles Manuscript Museum is all about. The first surprise was that it is free (except for the quarter or quarters you plug into the meter because you have to park on the street.) The second surprise was that this


is one of a dozen such Karpeles Manuscript Libraries around the country, in cities from New York to Charleston to Texas and Santa Barbera, and all manner of places in between. The third surprise is that the Karpeles Manuscript Library is purportedly the largest private collection of original manuscripts and documents in the world. And finally, biggest surprise of all, the founder graduated from Denfeld High School here in West Duluth.

Original documents that make history real.

The building that houses the exhibitions in Duluth was designed in 1912 by premiere architect Frank German, who also designed the former YWCA that now houses the American Indian Community Housing Organization whose many arts functions I have written about these past several years. The building was designed for the Church of Christhomeschooling parent I would recommend Karpeles as a destination, both for this and all other exhibits that pass this way.

The History of Medicine will be featuring the following:
Harvey's discovery of the circulation of blood
Lister on germs and the emergence of hygiene
Robert Koch's discovery of infection
Ben Franklin on hospitals
Dorothea Dix on insanity
Mesmer's work on hypnotismOther documents include:
Louis Pasteur's treatment for rabies
Albert Schweitzer's investigation of leprosy
Document(s) related to Clara Barton, founder of the Red Cross
Pauling and Funk's discovery of vitamins
The development of peniciilin
Christian Barnard on heart disease
Treve's work on "Elephant Man"
Pavy's work on diabetes
The history of the Mayo Clinic
Sabin and mass vaccination
and Crick's work on DNA

British minister expelled, but "He is to be treated with kindness and attention."

Personally, I think this sounds like a pretty impressive exhibit. If you are


reason Chapter 2 begins with a decree by Caesar Augustus, which did actually occur in history, requiring that census be taken. Mary and Joseph, despite her being nine months pregnant, had to leave Nazareth and make their way to Bethlehem because the manner in which King Herod carried out the census for Israel. Each person was to be registered in their own city.

What's interesting is that Bethlehem wasn't just any city. The city there had tremendous historical significance. According to Alfred Edersheim in The Life and Times of Jesus the Messiah:

That the Messiah was to be born in Bethlehem was a settled conviction. Equally so was the belief, that He was to be revealed from Migdal Eder, 'the tower of the flock.' This Migdal Eder was not thewatchtower for the ordinary flocks which pastured on the barren sheepground beyond Bethlehem, but lay close to the town, on the road to Jerusalem. A passage in the Mishnah leads to the conclusion that the flocks which pastured there were destined for Temple-sacrifices and, accordingly, that the shepherds, who watched over them, were not ordinary shepherds. The latter were under the ban of Rabbinism, on account of their necessary isolation from religious ordinances, and their manner of life, which rendered strict legal observance unlikely, if not absolutely impossible. The same Mishnic passage also leads us to infer, that these flocks lay out all the year round, since they are spoken of as in the fields thirty days before the Passover - that is, in the month of February,


much to go on and must run down into town and start a search. Fortunately, Bethlehem was not the size of New York City -- or Jerusalem -- and they were successful. For all I know there was only one inn, and because of the census it was full.

The marvels here are two-fold. The presence of the shepherds who raised sacrificial sheep for the Temple were the first to recognize the future One who would become a sacrificial lamb for humanity. And two, the humility of this birth. If this was the King of Kings, why was the babe born in a cattle stall? You'd think a Messiah would be born in a palace... but no.

The marvel of the story is that God became one of us. Helpless,first happened, which later turned out astonishingly good. The reason for the March 19 date is that it was the anniversary of the release of Bob Dylan's first album by Columbia Records. Only 5,000 albums were sold, which is a long way from Platinum. Internally, the signing of Dylan was nicknamed "Hammond's Folly."

The blog post I envisioned would begin with other such events that were made fun of, chief of which is Seward's Folly, A.K.A. The Alaska Purchase in which the U.S. of A. acquired Alaska from the Russian Empire in 1867. The purchase added 586,412 square miles of new territory to the United States. Critics called it "Seward's Folly."What Is Useful and What Is Not?
The aim of this blog post was to take the concept of void


our deep dive analysis of the Dylan's lyrics and Beatles' songs. And, of course, American Pie was another of these deliriously obscure but meaningful tales that just begged to be analyzed.

As most people know, the "day the music died" was when Buddy Holly, the Big Bopper and Ritchie Valens crashed into an Iowa cornfield during their 1959 Winter Dance Tour, which I have previously written about here. The impact was far more significant than many realize. This week I have been listening to an audio recording of The Letters of John Lennon. It is exceptionally insightful on so many levels. One of his letters is to Waylon Jennings, who should have been on that plane but lost his seat to Ritchie Valens in a coin toss. In thisyou can follow his whereabouts on the NORAD Santa Tracker.

Friday, December 23, 2016

Wednesday evening Elizabeth Kuth gave an "artist talk" about her abstract paintings currently on display at Studio 3 West, one of the newest gallery spaces in Downtown Duluth. The paintings discussed were from her 2014-2016 series titled "Ritual Forms."

Drew Digby welcomed everyone and made a few introductory remarks about the space. In addition to showcasing artists' work, Studio 3 West will be used for helping artists to develop in their careers. He then introduced Elizabeth Kuth, whose work I have found inspiring since I first discovered it.

Ms. Kuth began by sharing that after her parents died she committed to devoting her next ten years to her work as an artist.
She also listened to women artists and


in the room who had not been as wildly enthusiastic as some of the others. (I'll call him Pete.) This was, in part, because he had had experience as the kind of person we were planning to sell these machines to. When all the votes were in, the president read off the predictions. Pete had written the numeral four.

The decision was made to make the machines, but to err on the side of smaller quantities. When all was said and done, that first year the company indeed only sold four. And in all four cases the customers became frustrated with the contraptions and returned them.

Why was my "conservative" guess of 200 so wildly optimistic? Because of another defect in our social interactions: the influence of peer pressure. IfPolice detain two men on report of gunfire in Rockwood

Gresham police, responding to reports of gunfire on Southeast Stark Street in Rockwood this afternoon, detained two young men at a MAX station a few blocks away.

A Portland police officer was nearby about 4:05 p.m. when reports of the shots came in, according to Gresham police Sgt. Jeff Hansen. Hansen said the Portland officer saw two groups of young men running in opposite directions -- one north and one south.

The two young men at the MAX station fit the description of those in the group running north, Hansen said, and were detained for questioning. One was armed with a handgun.

Police found an apparent bullet hole in the Rockwood Grange building at 18303 S.E. Stark St. but no apparent victim.


I obtained my masters from Gallaudet University. I have had the privilege of shooting all types of portraits; high school seniors, brides and grooms, new mothers, CEO’s and professionals, babies fresh out of the womb. I discovered a passion to find the unexpected in a shoot and am drawn to natural light as well as creative lighting on subjects.

After teaching high school and middle school for twelve years (and loving it), I realized I missed having the freedom to be creative, help others celebrate major family additions, and document the outpouring of love. So I picked up my camera again and very soon after that was led to people who wanted to document their special relationships.

My Experience

While living in DC, I was a DSLR hobbyist and grad schoolstudent. My American Sign Language Media Production class reeled me back (no pun intended!) into camcorders, cameras, and editing. I also frequented the halls of my favorite place; the National Portrait Gallery in Chinatown. With a new perspective and outlook on humanity, I began to chase light, to study art and diversity, portraiture and film, and craved to do more.

When I returned to Texas in 2010, I studied under two wedding photographers from Dallas, joined the Professional Photographer's Association (PPA), and invested my time and efforts into improving the craft of photojournalism. Ongoing education is very important to me, and I am committed to regularly attending Texas School of Professional Photography each year. I registered my photography business in the state of Texas in January of 2014. My


After nonprofit giant Ascension Health closed the doors on Detroit's Riverview Hospital, the only hospital on the city's blighted east side, some residents directed their anger at St. John Hospital and Medical Center, the system's lone remaining outpost in the Motor City.

In renovations at St. John, the local Ascension subsidiary moved the lobby so that it overlooked the wealthy and almost exclusively white suburb of Gross Pointe Woods rather than Detroit, which it had faced for more than 50 years. William Anderson, who had...Edit This Favorite

The President's Dinner and Installation of Officers is sure to be one of the most memorable events of the year! We will close the week's professional development as we .

Recognition

Installation of Officers

Geoff Williams

A three-time "Magician of the Year" through the International Brotherhood of Magicians, Geoff has won over two dozen comedy and magic awards over the course of his 30-year career. He's performed and lectured in over 18 countries and throughout most of the US including at the world-famous Magic Castle in Hollywood and at The Magic Circle in London.

He wrote over a dozen "Top 10 Lists" for The Late Show with David Letterman.

Geoff was voted the #4 Favorite Corporate Entertainment Company in the Tampa Bay Business Journal's "Best in the Biz" Readers' Choice Awards for


2014. Currently, he's featured on TWELVE magic instructional DVDs being sold by magic dealers worldwide. Geoff is a member of the 4F, a by-invitation-only gathering of some of the best sleight-of-hand performers on the planet. There are only 220 4F members throughout 21 different countries (Geoff is one of the few in all of Florida).

Tickets are included in a full registration, spouse/guest or Wednesday Day Pass. Must present ticket for entry. If tickets are lost, left at home, or an incorrect ticket is presented for admission, the attendee will be required to purchase a replacement ticket. To purchase additional tickets please click here. Or tickets may also be purchased for $75 per person in advance at the BOAF registration desk in the Convention Center Lobby.parallel to the first axis which is substantially parallel to direction of travel of the printing device across the paper and perpendicular to a second axis which is parallel to direction of travel of the paper. Also, the optical sensor is located so as to detect at least one of the lines in each of the two separate swaths, and the controller is adapted to adjust the movement of the paper by detecting a relative position of one of the lines in each of the two separate swaths.
According to another embodiment of the invention, a method of paper positioning calibration is provided including the steps of providing a paper-handling surface, affixing a piece of paper to the paper-handling surface, locating an optical sensor and a printing device proximate


to the paper, imprinting the paper with at least a first line oriented perpendicularly to a direction of travel of the paper relative to the printing device, moving the paper an intended distance in the direction of travel relative to the printing device, imprinting the paper with at least a second line substantially parallel to the first line, positioning the optical sensor simultaneously over the first and second lines, comparing a first distance between the first and second lines to an expected distance between the first and second lines based on the intended distance and determining a calibration value to cause the first distance to equal the expected distance.
According to another embodiment of the invention, a print head calibration system is provided having a first printing device configuredto imprint a piece of paper with a first color, a second printing device configured to imprint the paper with a second color, an optical sensor mounted to the printing device and configured to monitor imprints on the paper, and a controller adapted to receive data from the optical sensor and control the first printing device, the second printing device, the optical sensor and a location of the paper. According to this embodiment of the invention, the first printing device is adapted to form a first line of the first color and the second printing device is adapted to form a second line of the second color an intended distance from the first line, wherein the first line and the second line are substantially parallel to the first


axis which is perpendicular to a direction of travel of the paper. Furthermore, the optical sensor is located so as to detect the first line and the second line and allow the controller to determine the detected distance between the first line and the second line, and the controller is adapted to adjust an output of at least one of the first printing device and the second printing device to adjust an output of at least one of the first printing device and the second printing device to minimize the difference between the intended difference and the detected distance.
According to another embodiment of the invention, the method of print head calibration is provided having the steps of providing a paper-handling surface, affixing the paper to the paper-handling surface,locating an optical sensor and a printing device proximate to the paper, activating a first printing device to imprint the paper with at least a first line oriented perpendicularly to direction of travel of the paper relative to the printing device, activating a second printing device to imprint the paper with at least a second line an intended distance away from the first line and oriented perpendicularly to a direction of travel of the paper relative to the printing device, positioning the optical sensor simultaneously over the first line and the second line, comparing the intended distance to a detected distance between the first line and the second line and adjusting an output of at least one of the first printing device and the second printing device to


adapted to form a first line of the first color perpendicular to the first axis and the second printing device is adapted to form a second line of the second color an intended distance from and parallel to the first line, and the optical sensor is located over the first line and the second line and obtains a detected distance between the first line and the second line. Also, the controller compares the intended distance to the detected distance to determine a calibration value for adjustment of at least one of the first printing device and the second printing device to minimize the difference between the intended distance and the detected distance.
According to a further embodiment of the invention, a method of print head calibration is provided havingthe steps of activating a first printing device to imprint a piece of paper with at least a first line oriented perpendicularly to a direction of travel of the first printing device, activating a second printing device to imprint the paper with at least a second line an intended distance away from the first line and parallel to the first line, detecting the detected distance between the first line and the second line by the use of an optical sensor and comparing the intended distance to the detected distance to determine a calibration value for adjustment of at least one of the first printing device and the second printing device to minimize the difference between the intended distance and the detected distance.


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State Dept. employees have been instructed not to speak to or make eye contact with Rex Tillerson

Rex Tillerson avoiding eye contact…… with anyone
Rex Tillerson is settling in as the Secretary of State. And how is one of the top government officials and the face of American diplomacy settling in at his new job? By taking a private elevator to his private office and generally avoiding all contact with career State Department professionals and their families:

Most of his interactions are with an insular circle of political aides who are new to the State Department. Many career diplomats say they still have not met him, and some have been instructed not to speak to him directly — or even make eye contact.

On his first three foreign trips,Tillerson skipped visits with State Department employees and their families, embassy stops that were standard morale-boosters under other secretaries of state.

Eight weeks into his tenure as President Trump’s top diplomat, the former ExxonMobil chief executive is isolated, walled off from the State Department’s corps of bureaucrats in Washington and around the world. His distant management style has created growing bewilderment among foreign officials who are struggling to understand where the United States stands on key issues. It has sown mistrust among career employees at State, who swap paranoid stories about Tillerson that often turn out to be untrue. And it threatens to undermine the power and reach of the State Department, which has been targeted for a 30 percent funding cut in Trump’s budget.

How utterly awful it must


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The former Secretary of State recounts his years in that position, discussing Reagan's foreign policy, the power struggle between the State Department and the NSC, George Bush's involvement in the Iran-Contra scandal, and more. 200,000 first printing... read more

During the six months covered in this volume, Madison contended with the failed negotiations between Spain and the United States to settle disputed boundaries, and the failure to win French support; Great Britain's refusal to respond to U.S. compl... read more

Acheson is the first complete biography of the most important and controversial secretary of state of the twentieth century. More than any other of theinterferon-beta; however, recently he has been experiencing injection fatigue and stated that he is considering a transition to oral medications. He also described left-sided ear pain and shoulder dysesthesia, which began 5 years ago. He had tried multiple medications for this neuropathic pain, including gabapentin, pregabalin, and carbamazepine, with little clinical relief. Based on the described location of the pain, he was diagnosed with trigeminal neuralgia and referred to our Neurosurgery service for consideration for surgical treatment.

On detailed questioning, our patient described episodic rapid-onset pain in his left shoulder that lasted 30 seconds and radiated to his ear and retroauricular region. These episodes did not have a trigger and had been progressively worsening. On a systematic review we noted that he described difficulty coordinating his left arm and


leg over the past 5 years as well, corresponding to the duration of his pain. On examination he was alert and oriented, and recalled his history well. He showed no abnormal signs on a cranial nerve examination. Examination of his extremities demonstrated subtle left deltoid muscle wasting and weakness. His fine touch perception showed a left-sided patchy loss in his left C3--5 dermatomes. In his lower extremities he had a positive crossed-adductor response on his left leg, but no clonus was elicited and his reflexes were otherwise normal. An MRI of his brain and cervical spine demonstrated multiple demyelinated plaques in his corpus callosum, particularly prominent in his splenium, and a plaque on his left cervical spinal cord at the level of C3--4 in the dorsolateral column andnuclei of the brainstem (central grey, dorsal and median raphe, locus coeruleus and nucleus of the solitary tract). After the tenth defeat, this pattern was modified despite persistently high levels of aggression. Some areas in the forebrain (bed nucleus of stria terminalis, paraventricular nucleus and medial amygdala) continued to express increased c-fos; others (the septum, lateral hypothalamic area, lateral preoptic area and central amygdala) no longer expressed c-fos. The brainstem response was equally varied: the central grey and the raphe nuclei continued to respond after repeated defeat, whereas the solitary nucleus and locus coeruleus did not. On the other hand, there was no change in the behaviour of intruder rats after repeated defeat. This study shows the pattern of adaptation at a cellular level in the basal forebrain


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(CNSNews.com) - Manufacturing jobs in the United States increased by 32,000 in October and have now increased by 434,000 during the presidency of Donald Trump, according to data released today by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

In December 2016, the month before Trump was inaugurated, there were 12,351,000 manufacturing jobs in the United States. In October 2018, there were 12,785,000—amounting to a gain of 434,000 over the past 22 months.

“In October, employment in manufacturing increased by 32,000,” BLS said in its monthly employment report released today. “Most of the increase occurred in durable goods manufacturing, with a gain in transportation equipment (+10,000). Manufacturing has added 296,000 jobs over the year, largely in durable goods industries.”

The BLS has published month-by-month historical data on manufacturing jobs in the United StatesANAHEIM -- The Angels have scratched their ace, Garrett Richards, from his scheduled Friday start against the Rays, a reaction to the dehydration he suffered in his prior outing and the general fatigue that followed it.

Long reliever Cory Rasmus will instead take the ball for the opener of a six-game homestand, opposite Chris Archer.

Richards exited Sunday's start against the Rangers at Globe Life Park after only 79 pitches because of what the team called dehydration and cramping, caused largely by a 33-pitch fourth inning. Richards played catch in the two days that followed, but he did not throw, as scheduled, on Wednesday, and also did not take part in his normal between-starts bullpen session.

"I'm still a little bit fatigued, body's a little tired," Richards said after the Angels'


the public databases. Lastly, is important to note that regions in the bootscanning plots that do not resemble any of the reference IBV lineages might be simply originated by single nucleotide mutations and are not necessarily resulted from events of recombination.

The phylodynamic analysis estimated the introduction of IBV GI-11 lineage in Brazil in the beginning of the 1950s. The first reported case of IB in poultry flocks in the country was performed by Hipólito in 1956 ([@bb0120]). According to this author, the introduction of the IBV in Brazil, and probably into South America, could be explained by the importation of chickens from North American and European countries, where the disease was endemic in that time. The poultry production underwent major changes during the 1950s in Brazil, with the                                         I.

        On July 26, 1995, George E. Scott, a Nebraska State Patrol officer, observed a
Toyota camper drive onto the shoulder of Interstate 80 while traveling west through
Hall County, Nebraska. After stopping the vehicle, Scott asked the driver for his
license and vehicle registration. The driver's license revealed the driver to be Rafael
Moreno-Pena (Moreno). Moreno's passenger, Jose Javier Herrera, identified himself
as the owner of the vehicle. While Scott was talking to the occupants, he detected a
"heavy odor of fabric softener sheets emitting


from the interior of the vehicle." (Tr. at
123.) Scott testified that, based on his training, he knew that fabric softener sheets
were often used to mask the odor of drugs or narcotics. Scott was told by Moreno and
Herrera that the two had traveled from California, a state of drug origin, to Illinois and
Wisconsin, drug destination states, and were on their way back to California. Scott
testified that both men seemed extremely nervous during the encounter.

       Trooper Scott returned to his patrol vehicle and prepared a written warning for
the driver, Moreno. After delivering the written warning to Moreno, Scott asked
Herrera to exit the camper, and Herrera complied. Scott then asked Herrera if the
camper contained drugs, weapons, or large sums of cash, and Herrera answered inbegan to search the camper. He testified that, upon entering the camper,
he was struck by "a very heavy odor of fabric softener sheets emitting from the entire
interior of the vehicle." (Tr. at 126). Scott did not immediately locate any fabric
softener sheets, but he did find several tools, including a hammer and four
screwdrivers. At this point, Kolb began assisting in the search. The troopers soon
located screws in the ceiling which bore marks indicating frequent removal. The
ceiling panel also appeared as if it had been frequently removed and replaced. The
troopers removed the worn screws and ceiling panel. Above the panel, the officers
discovered a trap door, which they opened. Inside the trap door the officer found a
hollow ceiling area containing five zip-lock bags. Each of the five zip-lock bags
contained a second


State
Trooper Jerry Schenck and his narcotics dog, Nero, performed a search on one of the
five seized zip-lock bags of currency. The search was conducted as follows: First, Nero
was told to search the empty room and did not alert. Next, money collected from

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various troopers was placed in the room, and Nero was again directed to search the
room. Again, Nero did not alert. Finally, one of the five zip-lock bags of money from
the camper was placed in the room, and Nero was again told to search the room.Nero
alerted to the money from the camper.

       Schenck and Nero also performed a search on the camper. Nero alerted to the
driver's side door and the side entrance of the camper. Additionally, Nero alerted to
a black plastic bag that had been taken out of the false ceiling and was lying on the floor
of the camper.

       The United States filed a forfeiture action, alleging that the money found in the
camper was either proceeds traceable to the exchange of a controlled substance or was
intended to be used to facilitate the possession and distribution of a controlled
substance. Moreno filed an answer, claiming that the money belonged to him and was
derived from a legitimate auto body/used car business. After trial, the


seized money, to the door of the camper, and to a garbage bag which
had fallen from the camper's hidden ceiling compartment.

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Second, the government presented evidence that the camper had originated in California,
a drug source state, and was on its way back to California with a very large amount of
cash after having spent time in the upper Midwest,3 a drug destination area. Most
important, however, is the telltale packaging in which the seized currency was found.
Had the money simply been concealed above the ceiling, Moreno could reasonablyStates v. Brown,
No. 92-5873, 1993 WL 290072, at *2 (6th Cir. Jul. 30, 1993) (unpublished) (cocaine
hydrochloride found packaged with dryer sheets). Although Moreno denied ownership
of the money when it was discovered in the camper's ceiling, he later admitted that he
had wrapped the money in the dryer sheets and zip-lock bags and hidden it above the
ceiling. He said that he had seen television reports in which similar tactics were
employed to prevent detection by dogs, and that he had done so to protect his money
from the police. (Tr. at 320-21.)


    Ihm's methodology is incapable of producing the conclusion to which he was
prepared to testify—that 99 percent of all United States currency is contaminated with
drug residue. With the exception of five bills supplied to him by a local television
station, his "methodology" consisted of taking whatever bills were brought to him by the
narcotics unit of the Omaha Police Department or the Bellevue Police Department and
testing them for drug residue. (See Tr. at 47-49.) Because bills seized during

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narcotics investigations are not necessarily representative of the(8th Cir. 1993)
and United States v. $506,231.00 in U.S. Currency, 125 F.3d 442 (7th Cir. 1997).

      In Muhammed, the Muhammed family from near Los Angeles had been visiting
family in Missouri, and had purchased one-way tickets back to Los Angeles by paying
in cash. Mr. and Mrs. Muhammed were approached by DEA agents at the airport, and
were separated and interviewed, without Miranda warnings. Muhammed, 92 F.3d at 650.
Mr. Muhammed was carrying $70,990 in his bags, and explained that the cash was a
result of fundraising activities for the Nation of Islam. A drug dog alerted to the cash,
and it was seized. Id. Similarly, Mrs. Muhammed was carrying $22,000 in her

      9
       In his dissenting opinion


of cash, in the
absence of some evidence linking the alerts to an actual drug transaction. A mere alert
to cash simply threatens to inculpate law-abiding citizens.

       In United States v. $7,850 in U.S. Currency, 7 F.3d 1355 (8th Cir. 1993), the
claimant had purchased a one-way air ticket in the Minneapolis-St. Paul airport to
Omaha, with cash. He was not carrying any baggage or identification and had the same
physical description of an individual found in the Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Information System (NADDIS), which also reported that the claimant had a heroin
supplier in Omaha. The claimant had been seen at the airport the previous day, and had
lied about that fact. In addition, a police dog made a positive drug-alert and “bit at the
money, indicating the currencysilicon-on-insulator process. That and other architectural enhancements will allow Apollo to reach and hopefully exceed 1GHz.

In common with the current top-end PowerPC, the 7451, Apollo will contain 256KB of on-die L2 cache, support up to 2MB of external L3 cache and provide 36-bit addressing through the MaxBus system bus. Unlike the 7451, Apollo's internal bus is 256 bits wide

One other point the spokesman made was to stress Motorola's commitment to the G4 family. That follows comments made by the company's European marketing chief, Paul Clark, that the company believes there's plenty of mileage left in the G4 family.

This is an interesting point, because it mirrors PowerPC partner IBM's belief that the G4's predecessor, the G3 family, is good for a few more years yet. Indeed, IBM's announcement last


Unusual WW II German Training Film Men Against Tanks or Männer gegen Panzer

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Unusual WW II German Training Film Men Against Tanks or Männer gegen Panzer

During WW II the Germans experimented with trying to make their training films as realistic as possible..

This 1943 training film shows the German ground soldier how to take out tanks with hand held weapons.
This movie used and destroyed captured Russian & French equipment and was made so well that this film was also used in
Nato training after the WWII because Nato troops were facing the same types of tanks.

The German solder with the 4 tank kill badges on his arm, who takes out the Russian KV-1, in the end of the 1st part is Wilhelm Niggenmeyer.
He will go on to serve in the German army after the war.

The film captures a lot of mistakes as well as "approved" up close and personnel tanks destruction techniques. Also it shows
the hand held tank destruction weapons at the time in use.

Cool video! Btw. Even in 1980, when serving in the German army, I still trained how to stop a tank with a flash grenade (shot out of something that looked like a pirate's pistol) with the intent to blind the driver as they had mirrors for orientation purposes all


it crossing the trench. You can see just how wide it was
Seeing the big KV 1 up close was also interesting, you could see it's tracks droop as it moved.

Many of the German weapons I had not seen before such as the Combat Pistol L 42 point 24.40
or that recoiless rifle looking crew served weapon used near the end of the reel. point 25.21
What aircraft were used as mock up for Soviet aircraft? point 3.41
They looked almost like U.S. Texan trainers. Did Germany have a similar aircraft?

The English subtitles look very old, was this used by 1950's NATO or post war American,Commonwealth troops in the late 1940's?

Thanks

For me the thing that threw me was seeing those small arms ports in the sides of the turrets.... I just neverONE HALF
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Overview - The author of No Comfort for the Lost returns with a new mystery of Old San Francisco... British-born nurse Celia Davies runs a free medical clinic to assist the poor women of San Francisco. Aided in her endeavors by her half-Chinese cousin Barbara and feisty housekeeper Addie, Celia has earned the trust and friendship of many of the city's downtrodden, including a young orphan named Owen--who's just confided to her that he's stumbled upon a corpse.Read more...

The author of No Comfort for the Lost returns with a new mystery of Old San Francisco...British-born nurse Celia Davies runs a free medical clinic to assist the poor women of San Francisco. Aided in her endeavors by her half-Chinese cousin Barbaraand feisty housekeeper Addie, Celia has earned the trust and friendship of many of the city's downtrodden, including a young orphan named Owen--who's just confided to her that he's stumbled upon a corpse. Owen recently started working for the ruthless real estate and development group, Martin and Company, and discovered a dead body in the office's basement. Celia turns to Detective Nick Greaves for help, only to learn that one of the main suspects--the husband of Celia's dearest friend--is an old enemy of Nick's. Now, Celia and Nick must put aside their personal feelings about the case--and each other--if they're going to bring a killer to justice...


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A traveling actor is mistaken for a medieval rebel.

Despite his recent ascension to the throne via his massacre of the royal family, the crown of the tyrannical King Roderick of England weighs heavy, as rumors persist throughout his kingdom that a true heir to his title lives, a male infant who bears the royal birthmark, that of a purple pimpernel. Roderick's fears are well-founded, as one of his spies informs the king that such a child does exist and is being cared for in the hidden forest lair of the masked thief known as The Black Fox. Despite the objections of his top advisor, Sir Ravenhurst, Roderick hopes to secure his crown by making a marriage alliance between himself and a powerful Northern knight, SirGriswold. Princess Gwendolyn, the king's daughter, rejects such an arranged marriage, proclaiming that she will only marry for love, as prophesized by the witch Griselda. Meanwhile, back in his forest hideout, The Black Fox is warned that the king's soldiers are nearby, so he orders Hubert Hawkins, an ex- carnival performer, and the maid Jean, a captain in the Fox's army, to transport the child king to an abbey in Dover. Disguised as a deaf old man and his mute granddaughter, Hawkins and Jean manage to safely elude the king's men. Later, they are forced to seek shelter from a sudden rainstorm in a woodsman's hut, where Hawkins and Jean proclaim their love for each other. Their romantic interlude is interrupted, however, by the arrival of Giacomo, "King


of Jesters and Jester of Kings." After subduing the jester, Hawkins assumes Giacomo's identity in order to gain access to Roderick's court, unaware that he is impersonating a deadly assassin hired by Ravenhurst to kill his rivals. Matters are further complicated when Hawkins mistakes the evil Ravenhurst for an agent of the Fox, and Griselda, fearful for her life if her mistress Gwendolyn is forced to marry Griswold, hypnotizes Hawkins into believing he is a dashing swashbuckler and orders him to woo the love-sick princess. Meanwhile, Jean and the infant king, who is hidden in a wine casket, are captured by Roderick's men, who have been ordered to search the countryside for beautiful wenches meant to provide "entertainment" at a royal banquet in Griswold's honor. That night, Griseldapoisons Sir Brockhurst, Sir Finsdale and Sir Pertwee after the three pledge their lives to the consummation of Gwendolyn and Griswold's marriage, though Ravenhurst mistakenly credits Hawkins with their deaths. Soon thereafter, Gwendolyn publicly proclaims her love for the jester, so the insulted Griswold challenges Hawkins to a duel. In order to meet the rules of chivalry, the commoner Hawkins is then rushed through the sacramental rights of knighthood. Meanwhile, Jean procures from the lecherous Roderick the key to a secret passageway into the castle, and sends it by messenger pigeon to the Black Fox, requesting that he fight in Hawkins' place. A cave-in makes the hidden tunnel seemingly impassable, however, so Hawkins is forced to face Griswold in mortal combat. Though Griselda's attempt to poison the Northern


knight fails, Hawkins manages to best Griswold after his armor is magnetized by lightning. Before the victorious Hawkins can claim Gwendolyn as his prize, however, Ravenhurst accuses him of being the Black Fox. Tried before the royal court, Hawkins and Jean are saved from execution when the real Black Fox infiltrates the castle with the help of Hawkins' midget friends. During the ensuing battle, Hawkins slips in and out of Griselda's spell long enough to defeat Ravenhurt in a sword fight. With Roderick's forces now vanquished, the infant king is placed on the thrown of England, and Sir Hawkins' is rewarded with the hand of Jean.$500,000 per year on trunking services, the survey found.

As for SIP trunking, interest is growing beyond simple curiosity. Infonetics Research found 39 percent of the companies surveyed reported deploying SIP trunks. Additionally, SIP trunking was described as being deployed widely rather than in limited trials of one or two sites.

Earlier this year Infonetics announced it expected SIP trunking revenue to hit 89 percent compound annual growth through 2013.

As the growth of SIP trunking continues, so increases demand for session border controllers, or SBCs. The SBC acts as a traffic cop and translator between a companys internal VoIP network and the outside telephone network.

"The enterprise SBC market is driven by the general adoption of SIP trunking services, and more specifically by large enterprises looking to SIP trunking services as


Last week, it was like there are two versions of the human species on this island.

Each has its own rules and laws. What is true for one version of the human species is not true for the other version.

It's as though the law of gravity applies to some people, but not to others.

One of the two species includes the 10,000 hospital workers who have been deprived of the pay increase they're rightfully due.

The other species - well, we'll come to them in a moment.

The hospital workers do essential work, socially invaluable.

Yet, of the two species they are regarded as the lesser - in status, in power, in pay.

They're paid as little as the State can get away with paying them. Only by joining a trade union have theytaxes.

In 2017, one Irish chief executive in the property business got a basic salary of €425,000, plus a bonus of almost €400,000, plus over €100,000 in "benefits".

Altogether, that was over €900,000, which was a €120,000 raise on the previous year.

Executives at another property outfit, just over a year in business, came out with rewards of around €10.5m.

Private sector, some insist, so it doesn't count.

But, the money flowing to these people comes from us - from every desperate punter looking for shelter for their family. Again, a thin layer of people are all but eating money, while others have to fight for every cent for which they've worked hard.

The reason the Children's Hospital started off costing millions and will now cost billions is not that the money is leaking


it doesnt matter, said Mariah Jemison, who organized the event. A ll proceeds from the event will go to Ayden and his family. For the original version including any supplementary images or video, visit http://fox43.com/2014/07/13/car-show-for-york-county-boy-battling-cancer/

He went to a community college in Ohio for two semesters, but he didnt have a focus and it didnt lead to a job.

In 1978, when he was 27, his mother moved to Orlando and he headed south with her. He was still restless and bounced from job to job, usually because he quit. He said it was mostly menial labor, and the best job was in a warehouse.

I had potential, but I was too busy goofing off, he said.

One of his Florida cousins was a preacher, and he said that relative convinced himto practice a type of Christianity that he now feels was cult-like and close-minded. The religion forbade alcohol, and he said mostly out of fear he quit drinking from 1985 to 2002.

I felt like an outsider all the time, Davis said. I was trying to please my cousin. I was a dry drunk. I never felt comfortable in my own skin. I wasnt drinking because I couldnt.

In 2002, he decided to come to Daytona Beach to work a temporary job at Daytona International Speedway over the July 4 weekend. He had always loved NASCAR, and thought hed be cleaning up in the garage and meeting drivers.

It turned out he cleaned up in the parking lot, and when the races ended and the drivers went home, he had no


according to research by Xconomy and Douglas Shinkle, a transportation policy expert with the National Conference of State Legislatures who has been tracking ridesharing legislation nationwide.

More ridesharing laws could follow. Nearly every remaining state has considered similar legislation this year, and there are several bills pending, Shinkle says. Those include proposed laws in Massachusetts, Michigan, and North Carolina.

The legislative barrage seems to be “springing from the prevalence and proliferation of these services, and folks wanting to have some basic regulatory framework in place,” Shinkle says.

The companies’ mobile apps let consumers book rides around town from private drivers. The companies don’t own the vehicles, and the drivers are paid as independent contractors. When entering new markets, these companies have operated in a state of questionable legality that has ledto clashes with city officials and the taxi industry.

Despite these hurdles, Uber and Lyft have expanded rapidly. Uber, founded in 2009, has reportedly raised more than $5 billion in equity and debt—a record for a private company, the Wall Street Journal reported. Its service is now available in more than 280 cities across 57 countries, mostly concentrated in the U.S. Launched in 2012, Lyft has raised about $1 billion from investors and has drivers in 60 U.S. cities. [This paragraph was updated to include the latest fundraising total for Lyft.]

Initially, Uber and Lyft took a bold expansion approach: set up shop in a city, ask questions later. The idea, as the Wall Street Journal noted earlier this year, was to quickly build a big, vocal base of riders


and drivers in a new market, then use that popular support to ward off challenges.

Sources: Douglas Shinkle, National Conference of State Legislatures; Xconomy research States that have passed ridesharing laws 2014 2015 California Arizona Colorado Arkansas Illinois Georgia Idaho Indiana Kansas Kentucky Maryland Montana North Dakota Oklahoma Utah Virginia Washington Wisconsin

But over the past year or so, the companies have appeared more willing to work with legislators to move their services out of legal limbo.

Uber, for example, has publicly voiced intentions to shift from combativeness to compromise. The company is working with regulators “in markets across the world,” spokeswoman Lauren Altmin says in an e-mail message to Xconomy.

Last year, Uber hired David Plouffe— President Barack Obama’s former campaign manager and political adviser—to help hone its public messaging andGroton still weighing decision on future of school superintendent

Groton - Following an executive session Monday night, the Board of Education did not make any decisions on the fate of either Superintendent of Schools Paul Kadri or interim Superintendent Randy Collins, who has held the post since May, when Kadri was placed on paid administrative leave.

The first item scheduled for executive session was a status update on the investigation into Kadri, who has been away from the district since early May, when the board voted unanimously to put him on paid leave pending an inquiry into his "interactions with and treatment of district employees."

Also scheduled for executive session was a discussion of the contract with Collins, which runs through the end of the month.

Chairwoman Kirsten Hoyt said after the


meeting that the next discussion on the issues could come at the Aug. 27 meeting of the Committee of the Whole. She could not say whether a decision would be made before the start of the school year, which begins Aug. 29.

Little has been said publicly about the investigation into Kadri, who has served as the town's superintendent since 2008.

Before the executive session, board member Chaz Zezulka offered strong criticism against an unidentified board member who he said last month leaked to The Day a confidential email related to the superintendent issue.

He said if he had "hardcore proof" of who that member was, he would propose to censure or reprimand that member for "causing great harm" to the board and its mission.

The confidential email was discussed during executiveTHE newly released public finance figures for Scotland are something of a mixed bag.

On the positive side, Scotland is reducing its deficit – from £14.3 billion to £12.4bn.

Scots paid more tax per head than every other part of the UK, except London, the south-east and the east of England. On average we paid £400 more in tax per head than the UK as a whole.

We received £1,200 more in spending, money which rightly includes taxation from the oil and gas industry in Scottish waters.

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon is right to say the figures show that Scotland is a prosperous country.

Perhaps less positively, the country’s deficit was 8.1 per cent of GDP compared with a UK deficit of 5.6 per cent. But the relative performances of the Scotland and


UK economies vary ... some years the Scottish deficit is higher, and some years it is lower. So the figures released yesterday may not be cause for unrestrained celebration, but it is hard to recognise them as the disaster described by Unionist politicians, who seem determined to seize every opportunity to cast doubt over Scotland’s ability to control at least some of its own affairs.

The unionist side won the referendum – it is hard to understand why they continue to rehearse the same old arguments, particularly in the light of an unprecedented fall in their public support after the vote itself.

Having averted independence they are now turning their attention to the prospect of full fiscal autonomy, which they now seem to be predicting would be almost as bigThe 49-year-old pliers-wielding robber who got knocked out by a 22-year-old gas station clerk earlier this month will likely spend between 9-and-a-half and 30 years in prison after taking a plea deal in the Washtenaw County Trial Court Thursday.

Frederick Coble pleaded no contest to one count of armed robbery and one count of conspiracy to commit larceny in a building.

Coble couldn't plead guilty to the charges because he had no memory of the incident, according to his attorney, Assistant Washtenaw County Public Defender Stephen Adams.

In exchange for the plea, Judge Darlene O'Brien said she would agree to the 9-and-a-half to-30 year term and not sentence Coble, who was on parole at the time of the bungled robbery, as a habitual offender.

Christina Borcea (left) and Frederick CobleCourtesy of WCSO

Coble


asked the judge for leniency after Adams explained the plea deal to him in court.

"Is there any way I could ask the mercy of the court to get a little lesser time?" he asked O'Brien.

The judge will make that decision after reviewing the pre-sentence report, Adams explained to his client.

Sentencing was set for June 12.

His girlfriend, 48-year-old Christina Maria Borcea, also appeared in court on the same charges. Her case was adjourned until June 5 so she can consider a sentencing deal.

Police released a video last week of the couple going on a cigarette-stealing rampage at the Speedway gas station located at 1300 North Maple in Ann Arbor.

The video shows a man and a woman entering the gas station around 12:30 a.m. May 1. Coble and Borcea latertold police they had been drinking alcohol and smoking crack cocaine and came to the gas station with the intention of stealing cigarettes.

The clerk was in the cooler behind the register when the man and woman, believed to be Coble and Borcea, walked in and began plundering cigarettes from behind the register.

When the 22-year-old clerk walked out, the two pretended like they're going to pay for the numerous packs of cigarettes. Then Coble attacked the 22-year-old with a pair of pliers.

But the clerk took him down so hard that Coble was briefly incapacitated. The 22-year-old then fled the store to call police.

The woman then attempted to rouse the knocked-out Coble, but when she can't, she reached into the still-open cash register, grabbed fistfuls of bills and took off


running, dropping much of the cash on her way out.

Police found $142 in the rear of the store. There was $80 missing from the till. Borcea later admitted to police she used that money to buy crack cocaine and heroin, according to the police report.

The video shows Coble regaining consciousness a few moments later and stumbling out the door.

A few days later, officers on patrol arrested Coble riding a bike near Dexter Avenue and Barber Street in Ann Arbor after recognizing him from the security video. He was on parole at the time. Coble asked if he could take the bike back to his girlfriend at the Arbor Landing Apartments before he was arrested, police said. Officers came with him and recognized Borcea from the surveillance video. SheJewish Medical Ethics.
Jewish medical ethics is a term coined by the late Lord Rabbi Immanuel Jacobovits in the mid-20th century. Its principles and emphases differ in some significant ways from the currently accepted axioms in Western secular ethics. The emphasis is lesser on autonomy and more on the value of human life and on communitarianism. The Israel Patient's Rights Law reflects these differences from the Western norms.


 Indeed, it enabled a superuser on an NFS client, who would otherwise be remapped to an ordinary non-system user on the server, to gain owner access to the server's operating system files and directories.
This was common knowledge by the early 1990s, and at that time received wisdom was to chown stuff that was owned by bin to being owned by the superuser, to plug this hole that had already become a standard reporting item in Unix security auditing tools and was warned against in the likes of the installation doco for Sendmail.
As far as M. Hess's questions are concerned, this idea was never adopted on Debian, which only came into existence years after it was known to be a bad idea in the Unix world, which indeedOct 25 The Jay Maisel Workshop

I spent last week in New York City at The Jay Maisel Workshop. Jay is a living icon and it was a privilege and honor to spend the week learning from him. For those that don't know Jay, he is a photographer born in Brooklyn, New York in 1931. He studied at Manhattan's Cooper Union and then at Yale University. He started as a commercial photographer in the mid 1950s and for the last 15 years has focused on personal projects and teaching. Jay lives in the historic Germania Bank Building in lower Manhattan in the Bowery.

Jay's personal description of this workshop:

"In the past I've gotten calls from people who wanted to know what the hell they'd be getting themselves into if they


Jay's house for food and drinks...

JMW-28

Jay's lovely wife Linda...

Jay's assistant Jamie Smith with his lovely wife and their new born daughter.

Listen to Jay one last time... on the right is other workshop student Jeff.

On Saturday a small group of us headed over to Richard's apartment to see his view of the city and take a few shots from his view at 1 Central Park West

I kept remembering as I was shooting that Jay kept saying 'take the shot that no one else is taking'...

I kept shooting and trying to work the shot to get 'the shot'...I had great views but didn't have a unique shot.

After a few minutes I found my shot...Central Park West reflecting back into the building. Both Richard and his son said they have neverthe same package | | Dear Cabal developers | | You'll probably have seen the thread about the Haskell Platform. | | Among other things, this point arose: | | | Another thing we should fix is the (now false) impression that HP | | gets in the way of installing other packages and versions due to | cabal hell. | | People mean different things by "cabal hell", but the inability to | simultaneously install multiple versions of the same package, | compiled against different dependencies is certainly one of them, | and I think it is the one that Yitzchak is referring to here. | | But some time now GHC has allowed multiple versions of the same package | (compiled against different dependencies) to be


A new episode, the Lost Artefact, arrives to Vindictus

Vindictus, has announced a new episode that comes with some new additions like a new skill level cap, previously unlocked worlds and gameplay modes.

The Lost Artefact is a brand new episode that sees players journey to the icy caverns of Hoarfrost Depths and face fearsome foes.

As well as exciting battle environments, players can now also increase their skill and power with a new level cap of 60. All of these new skills will enrich gameplay through advancing combat techniques and abilities.

The battle against the legendary Yeti clans and Formors will keep players on their toes as they fight their way to victory. In addition fans can also try-out a number of new bonus missions including new deadly raid Boss Monstersworking longer to avoid dipping into existing retirement savings, can also make a huge difference. A 65-year-old couple working with a combined income of $150,000, for instance, could bolster their retirement income by 30 percent by working an additional three years.

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Charity of the week

Since its inception in 1970, the Native American Rights Fund (narf.org) has worked to defend and advocate for land rights and legal recognition on behalf of more than 250 Native American tribes across the country. The oldest and largest nonprofit law firm of its kind, the fund works to protect tribal natural resources, such as water access, as well as oil, gas, and timber rights, and to hold federal and state governments accountable to the legal status and rights of tribes. The organization also helps


Raigad Fort

Raigad (Marathi:रायगड) is a hill fortress situated in the modern day Raigad
district of Maharashtra, India. The Maratha king Shivaji made the fort his
capital in 1674 when he was crowned King of a Maratha Kingdom which later
developed into the Maratha Empire eventually covering majority of modern day
India.The fort, which rises 820 metres (2,700 ft) above sea level, is located in
the Sahyadri mountain range. There are approximately 1400–1450 steps leading to
the fort, though today a rope-way exists to reach the top of the fort. The fort
was looted and destroyed by the British upon siege.

History

Shivaji Maharaj had seized the site, then the fortress of Rairi, from the royal
house of the Chandrarrao Mores, a junior or Cadet dynasty descended from the
ancient Maurya imperial dynasty. The last More king (or raja) wasa feudatory of
the Sultan of Bijapur. Shivaji renovated and expanded the Fortress of Rairi and
renamed it Raigad (the King's Fort), the name he gave it when he selected it for
his capital when he founded the Maratha empire. Rajgad, a hill fortress situated
in Raigad District of Maharashtra, India was capital of Shivaji's kingdom.

Architecture

The fort's ruins today consist of the queen's quarters, consisting of six
chambers, with each chamber having its own private restroom with plumbing. The
main palace was constructed using wood, of which only the bases of pillars
remain. Ruins of three watch towers can be seen directly in front of the palace
grounds overlooking an artificial lake called Ganga Sagar Lake created next to
the fort. It also has a view of the execution point called Takmak Tok, a cliff
from which the


sentenced prisoners were thrown to their death. This areas is now
fenced off.[1]. The fort also has ruins of the market, and it has such structure
that one can shop even while riding or sitting astride a horse.The king's public
Durbar has a replica of the original throne that faces the main doorway called
the Nagarkhana Darwaja. This enclosure had been acoustically designed to aid
hearing from the doorway to the throne. A secondary entrance, called the Mena
Darwaja, was supposedly the private entrance of the royal ladies of the fort; it
leads to the queen's quarters. The erstwhile main entrance to the fort is the
imposing Maha Darwaja. The convoy of the king and the king himself used the
Palkhi Darwaja. To the right of Palkhi Darwaja, is a row of three dark and deep
chambers. HistoriansA friend of Revis joined the group and stood up for the defensive star as a heated argument ensued, according to local news reports. The man recording the video and his 21-year-old pal were knocked out cold when police arrived, but it's not clear who threw the punches. They told police they were punched by Revis, according to ESPN.