remember her because she was an infant) and Luckas took a memory from Ian and gave it to Ess. It’s a sweet and beautiful moment. Enjoy.

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Ess’ head snapped up at attention, her brows came together in a puzzled expression, as she moved away from her horse and stood before Luckas. Gradually her eyes casually scanned her friend, snickering when her hand reached for Luckas, fingers once again slinking through his hair where she paused to ruffle up a few locs. She let her eyes lock with his, the rest of the world melting away.

In the beginning, as usual, there was only darkness. As if her eyes had been closed, suddenly opening, rays of fading light; reds, oranges, pinks, and yellows streamed along the horizon. Leafless trees bending fromof whose participants are former Soviet Republics trying neither to provoke nor fall victim to Vladimir Putin’s Russia.

Officially, Ireland now spurns Nato membership due its long-standing policy of neutrality, which has a legitimate and complex history since independence.

However, this is clearly not a complete explanation. Ireland participates in UN-mandated and Nato-led military operations. In 2015, it signed what was billed as its first memorandum of defence co-operation with the UK. Yet a year later it emerged both countries already had several agreements for British defence of Irish airspace, operating under Nato systems, which had been kept secret to avoid domestic controversy.

Defence co-operation

It seems that what Ireland is wary of provoking is itself. It does not consider its dispute with the UK to be sufficiently resolved to be forthright


It was odd watching Manu Ginobili walk off the floor Sunday night, donning his country’s colors for what is likely the last time in a basketball setting. Anger, sadness and pride combining to form every drop of sweat that fell from his brow. In his final Olympic competition for the Argentinian National Team, Ginobili failed to win a medal. Ginobili’s list of international accomplishments is nothing short of magnificent — he led his country to two wins over the United States from 2002 to 2004, making Argentina one of the handful of countries to have beaten the American National Team since they started using pro players in 1992 — but his esteemed overseas career now lacks a sense of completion. After his nation’s heartbreaking loss to Russia inthe year after that. He played his rookie season at the age of 25 and a couple of his seasons were cut short by injuries. Even when including his playoff games, Manu has only played the equivalent of 10 full NBA seasons during his career but his late start, dedication to international play and relentless playing style seem to have put extra tread on his tires. Ginobili is a player that has never lacked a sense of youthfulness even as he has aged, but father time may start to wage his war on Manu’s body soon as he gets closer and closer to 40 (he’s already taken his hair). If this season does pan out to be somewhat of a farewell tour for Ginobili, I feel like I


need to pay homage to one of the game’s most original, gifted and demiurgic visionaries.

Ginobili has always had a mesmeric game, a cultivated beauty with an aptitude for success. Even the most disinterested NBA observer would fall head over heels after watching Manu play. There’s something about his natural flair for extravagance, his sense of the moment and his distinct passion for the game that seduces the senses of anyone who is a fan of visual arts, athletic grace and even drama. During his nightly performances, Ginobili appears as a basketball genius. An innovative mind whose creativity springs to life on the floor, resulting in an abundance of ravishing twists and jukes previously unimaginable in the American game. Though Ginobili is no slouch athletically, he approaches the gamemoves with a blank stare on my face simply because what he does often defies comprehension. Ginobili is the most unpredictable player in basketball, holding the defense by a string each time that he bounces the ball of the floor. His skillset is so diverse that literally every play is a possibility when he has the ball in his hands. What makes watching Ginobili operate even more beautiful is that he knows the control he has over the defense and he sets them up to pick them apart. His willingness to pull his three-point shot with a man in his face makes his quirky pumpfake one of the most effective in the league. His Magic-like court vision coupled with his adventurous personality means any pass from any angle


2007-08 campaign in a single season: MJ.

Oh, and in case you forgot, Ginobili has been an interval part of three championship teams in San Antonio. Basketball is easily the most title obsessed sport, so Ginobili scores major historical points there, even if he played with an all-time great like Tim Duncan to get them. Manu has had five post-season runs of at least 10 games in which he put up a PER above 20, putting him third amongst shooting guards since ‘80 behind only Jordan and Kobe. Ginobili’s post-season success only further cements his legacy as one of the greatest shooting guards of the modern era. And if I were making a list of the five best two guards since 1980, Ginobili would definitely crack it.

Aside from flopping,Don’t be so sure your Apple product is the real thing.

A Chinese national living in the U.S. on a student visa smuggled more than 40,000 electronic devices and accessories, including iPads and iPhones, from China into the U.S. before getting apprehended, according to an announcement made this week by the by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) division, the Department of Justice said.

He also smuggled labels and packaging bearing counterfeit Apple trademarks.

Jianhua “Jeff” Li, 44 was sentenced in Newark, New Jersey to 37 months in prison after being convicted of one count of conspiracy to smuggle and traffic counterfeit goods and labels and one count of trafficking in counterfeit goods.

APPLE'S SIRI LETS CONTRACTORS HEAR COUPLES HAVING SEX: REPORT

Li had a long career before he was


caught. From July 2009 through February 2014, Li, working through his company Dream Digitals, conspired with three other people to bring in the devices from China, the DOJ said.

Li shipped the devices separately from the labels to avoid detection by U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials, the DOJ said. Then the devices were shipped to criminal partners all over the United States. Proceeds were sent to accounts in Florida and New Jersey and then some of the money was transferred to conspirators in Italy, “further disguising the source of the funds,” the DOJ said.

Over $1.1 million in sales proceeds were wired into Li's accounts overseas.

The three other conspirators that were caught were sentenced to prison terms ranging from 22 to 37 months.

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The Thoracic Surgery Residency, which is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education, is a program of Cedars-Sinai, an academic medical center renowned for cardiac care, research and education. Cedars-Sinai was among just 17 hospitals nationwide named to the Honor Roll in the 2014-15 issue of America’s Best Hospitals by U.S. News & World Report. Twelve of the medical center's specialties, including cardiology and heart surgery, were rated among the finest in the nation.

The Division of Cardiothoracic Surgery at the Cedars-Sinai Heart Institute has trained many cardiothoracic surgeons in clinical and basic science fellowships. Key clinical studies on coronary bypass and valvular heart surgery have been published in prestigious peer-reviewed journals. The division is a leader in developing percutaneous aortic valve surgery, robotic assisted


mitral valve surgery and video-assisted thoracic surgery.

The Thoracic Surgery Residency emphasizes less invasive techniques in adult cardiac, aortic and general thoracic surgery. In addition, exposure to advanced treatments in heart failure, such as the total artificial heart and ventricular assist devices, complements the busiest heart transplant program in the United States.

The cardiothoracic faculty members are full-time Cedars-Sinai employees with academic appointments. In the residency's two-year curriculum, conducted at Cedars-Sinai, residents can choose to spend 18 months on cardiac and six months on thoracic, or 12 months on cardiac followed by 12 months on thoracic. This structure allows residents to qualify for the American Board of Thoracic Surgery certification, either through the thoracic track or cardiac track.The makers of The Sky Is Pink held a small celebration for Priyanka Chopra who returned to sets after her much-awaited engagement announcement. Don’t miss the picture and video of the bash

The celebrations
continue for Priyanka Chopra. After announcing her engagement to the world, the
couple held a small get-together for their family members and close friends.
After the intimate bash, Nick Jonas left for New York, while PeeCee returned to
the sets of The Sky Is Pink for the shoot. But guess what? The crew of the film
held a small celebration on the sets and we got our hands on a picture and a
video from the celebration.

In the
photograph, Priyanka is seen posing with a ring shaped balloon. And the video
sees a big cake which has PeeCee and Nick’s models on it.


Last orders for beer mat maker?

As another lorry empties its cargo of logs, German Miles waves to the driver, then brings his gaze back to the freshly felled tree trunks piling up in front of him.

"It's amazing to think," he says, "just this morning that wood was standing in the forest behind us, but that in a few days it'll probably be in coaster, in a bar, for drinking beer."

Having worked at the Katz Group since 1975, Mr Miles, who began as a printer and is now production manager, has had plenty of time to get used to the idea.

But to the outsider it is hard to grasp that this quiet corner of the Black Forest in South West Germany is home to the world's biggest producer ofcoasters as they are known in the US and Australia - made globally last year.

Indeed, the Weisenbach factory alone - which takes in the logs and turns them to pulp before producing lightweight, highly absorbent board which it prints, cuts and packages - can make more than 12 million of what they call in Germany, Bierdeckel, every day.

But while they may have a fond place in people's hearts, ultimately the beer mat is just another advertising tool.

And the economic climate "has not helped" Katz's position, says group chief executive Garry Hobson, citing trends in the brewing and pub industries as denting demand.

Declining beer sales, as people opt to drink at home, have led to fewer orders while the closure of pubs (especially in the UK where some estimates


access to cash and some needs to "restructure" have left the firm desperately trying to find new investors.

Orders are still coming in and being met, with Katz's administrators confident it can be rescued as a going concern.

And at its sales commercial offices in the UK and Belgium, which are not subject to the administration proceedings, it is, the firm says, "business as usual".

But around the Weisenbach factory floor - from the wood pulping room to the printing section - the 150 staff seem anxious about the future.

Katz has another factory in Grosschirma, near Dresden, and the potential for any new investors wanting to cut costs cannot be ignored, says Mr Hobson, a Yorkshireman, who has made this pocket of Germany, close to the spa town of Baden-Baden, hishome.

German Miles has seen vast technological changes at the company

The group already have a number of small sidelines - though one of them, the manufacture of branded ashtrays in the UK, fell by the wayside a few years back after laws limiting tobacco advertising were introduced, followed by the smoking ban.

However those "mock wood" circular discs found in a packets of supermarket-bought Camembert are made here, as are the thin sheets of board found at the back of some wardrobes.

But the firm needs to look at revitalising its main business, says Mr Hobson, who insists the beer mat is "undervalued" by both existing and potential customers.

Innovation

While the product is perhaps more associated with the smell of stale ale, the corridor leading to his office - the walls of


rubbed against a hot hand or cold pint.

Another, aimed at football fans, has incorporated face paint in the colours of the German flag.

Logos are not just for continental lagers and spirits, but feature the Real Madrid football team, a mobile phone company and the Belgian version of the Pepperami.

And it seems the days of simply having square or round cardboard are over, with mats shaped as hands, trophies and footballs.

Student memories

Traditionalists may scoff, but Mr Hobson sees broadening the beer mat's reach as the way to tackle some of the industry's woes.

"A marketing tool can only be used if the end user has an affinity with it, and there's no doubt people have an affinity with the beer mat," he says.

The beer mats are for markets across theglobe

"They pick it up, they play with it, they may not know they are doing it. They create games with it and they remember it. It's a part of the drinking culture."

A beer mat flipping competition at a trade event had been a big hit with brewers and marketers, who were taken "back to their student days", he adds.

With the well documented problems in the drinks trade, winning business from other industries is an essential part of a recovery plan, Mr Hobson says.

In the US, for example, where the firm has two businesses in New York state and Tennessee (both use the board made in Germany, though neither are subject to the administration proceedings) about 50% of its printing is for restaurants - which are using the mats


board.

I believe in ghosts, which is what I call recordings of past energy, reruns of another life. I also believe spirits of the dead may enter our world and communicate with the living.

I believe in angels, demons, and djinn, but I don’t necessarily believe they are different things.

I believe in cryptozoology: in the existence of Bigfoot (yeti, skunk apes, and all its cousins), the chupacabra, Mothman, shape-shifters, Nessie (the Loch Ness monster) and a host of sea monsters we have yet to discover.

I believe in the thunderbird. I believe a photograph proving the existence of the thunderbird was published in the Tombstone Epitaph on April 26, 1890. I believe the existence of this photo has been erased from history, but some people still have memories of seeing it.10 is used for carrying an optical disc into or out of the optical disc drive 10. The gear assembly includes a driving gear 14 and a plurality of driven gears 15, 16 and 17, which are engaged one by one. Driven by the motor 13, the driving gear 14 is rotated, and the driven gears 15, 16 and 17, which are driven by the driving gear are rotated at the same time. The baffler 18 disposed at the inner wall of the aperture 11a, and the tooth groove 19 positioned on the baffler 18 is engaged with the driven gear 17. When the tray 12 is disposed within the optical disc drive 10, while the baffler 18 is disposed at the aperture 11a to close the aperture


It's been half a century since Australian Olympian Peter Norman stood with American athletes on the podium as they gave the black power salute at the 1968 Mexico City Olympics.

Yet it's one of the most revered images of the Olympics, and the legacy of the man who came second.

Norman has posthumously been honoured with the Australian Olympic Committee's highest accolade, the Order of Merit, in a private ceremony filled with family, friends and Olympians at the National Sports Museum in Melbourne on Friday night.

Peter Norman in 2000 and, inset, receiving his medal in 1968 in Mexico. Credit:Eamon Gallaghaer

Norman famously stood on the victory dais with the 200m gold and bronze medallists, Tommie Smith and John Carlos, who gave the "Black Power Salute" to protest the lack of rightsor like small aircraft that is operated by electric power without being dependent on a power grid.
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The foregoing and other objects and advantages attained by the present invention will become readily apparent from the following description taken together with the appended drawings where like numerals indicate like parts.fourth dimension of time. The puzzle includes 73 building replicas that depict the city as it appeared as far back as 1078 through to 2015  Over 900 years of architectural history. The puzzle includes such iconic structures as the Tower Bridge, The London Eye, British Museum, Houses of Parliament, and the London Shard. Each building fits into pre-cut holes in a traditional 2D jigsaw puzzle composed of 1,157 pieces that form the city's street layout. The product includes a Time Poster that directs you through time as you rebuild London's skyline history. The finished puzzle measures 27" L x 14" W x 3.5" H. 1230 pieces. For ages 12 and up.


straw poll, with 35 percent of those voting, ahead of runner-up Ben Carson’s 18 percent. Last year, Cruz edged out Carson by just 5 percentage points. In third, it was former AK Governor Mike Huckabee, with 14 percent; then, in fourth, FL Senator Marco Rubio. In fifth place, with 5 percent, it was Donald Trump.

Carson won the event’s poll for vice president, his second consecutive win for that category.

According to the VVS website, other candidates addressing the crowd included Lindsey Graham, Bobby Jindal, and Rick Santorum.

So who's the strongest with evangelicals? The Boston Globe ran a story that included results of 2 recent polls. One was the CNN poll released September 10, a national poll of Republicans in which 32 percent of white evangelicals said they would voterating among the “highly religious” respondents, which Gallup says more accurately represents true evangelicals.

And, WORLDhas been conducting a monthly survey of evangelical leaders. In the most recent, 91 participated in September, just after the second debate. Rubio led the poll, with 37.4% of respondents saying he was their first choice. Ted Cruz was second, with 19.8%, and Carly Fiorina moved up to third, with 18.7% of respondents. When you combine the number picking a candidate first with those picking the candidate second, Rubio is up to almost 57%, with Fiorina at just over 39 percent, with Cruz over 30. Trump was the first choice of 1.1%, identical to the percentage who picked him second.1 - Pope's visit includes Washington, New York, and Philadelphia
The greatly-anticipated visit of Pope Francis


to America has reached its conclusion, and there are enormous spiritual and political implications of the visit. The Pope made a strong defense for religious freedom in some opening comments at the White House and on the next-to-last day of his visit, gathered at the World Meeting of Families in Philadelphia. And along the way, he had his moments as a head of state, shown in his addresses to Congress and the United Nations.

But in his U.N. address, he made some bold declarations. According to the Christian Post website, he said: "Man is not only a freedom which he creates for himself. Man does not create himself. He is spirit and will, but also nature. Creation is compromised where we ourselves have the final word. The misuse ofhimself and other pro-life individuals about the Congressional speech, but he was complimentary about the U.N. address.

Baptist Press noted that in his Congressional speech, Pope Francis commented on a variety of issues but without being particularly specific on abortion and marriage.

Russell Moore, president of the Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission of the Southern Baptist Convention, expressed gratitude the pope spoke to Congress "about the dignity of all human life, whether the unborn, the elderly or the immigrant, as well as the importance of the family in a free and flourishing society," but went on to say, "I do think that the pope's address was an opportunity to address urgent moral issues like abortion culture and religious liberty with more clarity and directness than what was delivered."

Fox News reported


on the Pope's first message on American soil, to a gathering at the White House, where, in addition to addressing climate change, he made a strong statement on religious freedom, stating that American Catholics, along with countless other people of goodwill are "likewise concerned that efforts to build a just and wisely ordered society respect their deepest concerns and their right to religious liberty. That freedom reminds one of America's most precious possessions ... all are called to be vigilant, precisely as good citizens, to preserve and defend that freedom from everything that would threaten or compromise it."

In Philadelphia, he spoke in front of Independence Hall, and while not address specifics, he made broad statements of support of religious freedom. CNN quotes the Pontiff as saying: "Religious freedomadoption from Georgia, according to a story on The Daily Callerwebsite, which reports that this is a case centered around a lesbian couple who shared custody of three children but later split up. One of them actually gave birth to the children, and her partner later adopted the children while living in Georgia, so they could both be the official, legal parents.

The biological mother, who now lives in Alabama, had tried to keep the children from the adoptive mother after the couple split. The Alabama high court ruled that the state did not have to recognize the adoption made in Georgia, stripping the adoptive mother of her rights to the children.

In its decision, the court reasoned that Georgia did not properly rule on its own laws regarding same-sex


on the Golden Rule and lesson from the book of Amos.

Christians agree with Sanders on the importance of helping the needy, but instead of the church, Sanders wants the U.S. government to fill that role. The Wall Street Journal estimates his plans for universal healthcare, free tuition at public colleges, and other massive programs would cost $18 trillion.

Dean also pointed out about Sanders: "After thanking Liberty for the invitation to speak, he quickly acknowledged Christians disagree with him on important issues and declared his own creed of sorts." He said in the event, "I believe in women’s rights and the rights of a woman to control her own body," adding, “I believe in gay rights and gay marriage. Those are my beliefs, and it is no secret."

Sunday, SeptemberTodaywebsite, which reported that the lower house, the state Assembly voted earlier in the week 42-33 to approve the bill.

Gov. Jerry Brown had called the session to focus solely on financing for MediCal, the state health insurance program. The story says that he has yet to announce whether he would sign any physician-assisted suicide bill. He has until October 11 to sign or veto the bill.

The story points out that:

Public debate over assisted suicide changed as Californian Brittany Maynard, 29, a terminally ill cancer patient, began public advocacy for it on YouTube and CNN. She moved from California to Oregon to take advantage of Oregon’s Death with Dignity law. She died November 1.

The CT story referred to a Life News story regarding the Assembly vote on Wednesday, which


said:

Assembly members didn’t focus on the bill’s language,” said Margaret Dore, president of Choice Is an Illusion, regarding the bill modeled on similar laws in Oregon and Washington State. “The bill is sold as giving people choice and control at the end of life. Yet the bill’s language is stacked against the patient and applies to people with years, even decades, to live.”

There was also a development in the U.K. on the topic on Friday. According to the Christianity Today story:

Earlier on Friday in the UK, the Parliament delivered a stunning setback to proponents of physician-assisted suicide. Voting 118 to 330, MPs voted down a private member's bill that would allow a "competent" person with a terminal illness to request professional medical assistance in dying.

2 - Kim Davislife.

The RNS/USA Today story said that U.S. District Judge David Bunning released Davis from jail Tuesday on the condition that she does not interfere with her deputies issuing licenses to same-sex couples. He said he was satisfied that the Rowan County Clerk’s Office would comply with his order. He warned Davis she would be sanctioned again if she violates the conditions of her release. The judge ordered the court-appointed lawyers for her deputy clerks to provide an update every 14 days on whether they are complying with their sworn pledge to issue licenses to all couples.

The story quotes Mat Staver of Liberty Counsel as saying that Davis had not abandoned her conscience. In a statement, he said: “We are pleased that Kim Davis has been ordered released,” adding


that, “she can never recover the past six days of her life spent in an isolated jail cell like a common criminal because of her conscience and religious convictions.” The American Civil Liberties Union, which represents four couples who sued her, said its goal has been achieved.1 - Chaplain charged with discrimination against gay people exonerated
A Naval chaplain is now on track to retire after he was cleared of charges brought against him accusing him of being intolerant and insensitive.

The news came down actually on the Friday before Labor Day and has spread in the past week as Lt. Cmdr. Wesley Modder can now look forward to the next step in a highly regarded Naval career.

The Military Timesreported that Modder was given a "detachment for cause" letter inFebruary and ousted from his job after his commander concluded that he was "intolerant" and "unable to function in the diverse and pluralistic environment" of his current assignment at the Navy Nuclear Power Training Command in South Carolina.
The article reports that a high-level review at Navy Personnel Command rejected the commander's recommendation to fire the chaplain, which will clear the way for Modder to retire in good standing as he nears his 20th year of service.

According to the website for Liberty Institute, the legal advocacy organization that defended the chaplain, the controversy began in late 2014, when a handful of sailors complained that they disagreed with the biblical views Chaplain Modder expressed during private counseling sessions, even though the views were in line with the teachings of his


faith.

His former commander, Captain Jon R. Fahs, had labeled Modder “unfit” and requested that the Navy detach the chaplain for cause and send him before a Board of Inquiry, which could have involuntarily removed Modder from the Navy and prematurely ended his career, which was described as "stellar."

The Military Times reported that Rear Adm. David Steindl, the head of Navy Personnel Command NPC and deputy chief of Naval Personnel, wrote a letter to Fahs dated Sept. 3, stating that Navy Personnel Command said the commander's investigation's "evidence of substandard performance in this case does not meet the standard of gross negligence or complete disregard for duty" that is required under Navy rules to warrant a detachment for cause, which is filed into an officer's record and can triggera board that ends their service.

As it was stated on the Liberty Institute website:

The victory is of wide-ranging importance—as the case was closely watched by Congress, millions of active service and retired personnel, chaplains, and those interested in the future of religious freedom.

Sunday, September 06, 2015

Here in this week's edition of my week-in-review feature, The 3, there is a challenge in Oklahoma concerning the Supreme Court's order to remove a 10 Commandments monument from the Capitol grounds there. Also, a lawyer who has been involved in defending crosses at Chinese churches from being removed has been placed in jail, and U.S. officials are speaking out. And, the top story involves a county clerk in Kentucky who was sent to jail because she would not issue marriage licenses to


the state if it's at all 'religious in nature.'"

In 2012, this privately-funded monument was installed on the grounds of the Oklahoma Capitol, three years after a bill was passed giving the go-ahead for such a monument.

In August 2013, the American Civil Liberties Union filed a lawsuit against the display, arguing that it was an unconstitutional government endorsement of religion. Also, American Atheists filed suit and the New York-based Satanic Temple attempted to get a satanic display erected on the same property, arguing equal access.

In September 2014, Oklahoma County District Judge Thomas Prince ruled in favor of the display, concluding that, as with other displays at the Capitol, the Ten Commandments blended historical and spiritual significance.

However, just this year, on June 30, the Oklahoma Supreme Court ruled 7-2 againstthe monument, arguing that it violated the state constitution.
As the Post reports, Pruitt argued that the high court's decision against the display creates a climate of anti-religious hostility.2 - Leading defender of crosses in China put in jail before scheduled meeting with U.S. Ambassador, U.S. officials call for release
The United States has called for the release of Chinese lawyer Zhang Kai and a group of religious figures, including Christian pastors, accused of threatening public order and national security, according to a report on the Voice of Americawebsite, which reports that the U.S. ambassador to the U.N., Samantha Power, has also launched a campaign for the release of 20 women prisoners of conscience, including Chinese attorney Wang Yu.

Ahead of Chinese President Xi Jinping’s first state visit to Washington later


The International Ice Hockey Federation has issued the following statement concerning the disallowed goal that occurred during the overtime period of the 2019 IIHF Ice Hockey Women’s World Championship medal game between Finland and USA:

All goals that were scored during the 2019 IIHF Ice Hockey Women’s World Championship were reviewed by the IIHF Video Goal Judge Operations. The overtime goal scored by Team Finland against Team USA was reviewed and disallowed by the Video Goal Judge Operations, due to non-incidental goaltender interference.

Two IIHF Playing Rules were considered in this instance:

-According to IIHF Playing Rule 186 v. Goaltender and Goal/Goal Crease Disallowed: An attacking skater who makes contact other than incidental with a goaltender who is out of his goal crease during game action will be assessed a minorThe strange and sad tale of Audrey Kishline  founder of Moderation Management who killed a small girl and her father in a drunken car crash  tells us much about American attitudes towards alcohol, and the politics of American alcoholism treatment.

Everything in Moderation
The debate over alcohol: Is one too many?

Stanton Peele

Audrey Kishline pled guilty June 29 to two counts of vehicular homicide after she killed a 12-year-old girl and the girl's father while driving drunk. For some, this event sounded the death knell for Moderation Management, a support group Kishline founded in 1994 for those who wish to moderate their drinking. Groups like the National Council on Alcohol and Drug Dependence said Kishline's story was a dire lesson for anyone who claimed any problem drinkers can moderate


their drinking.

I am such a person: I wrote the introduction to Kishline's 1994 book, "Moderate Drinking." Kishline had contacted me and several other experts in 1993 because she had taken an alternative route after she had been in standard treatment for alcoholism several times. In the United States, these programs are invariably based on the 12 steps of Alcoholics Anonymous and require absolute abstinence. But they hadn't worked for Kishline. And from 1993 through 1999, she seemed to have moderated her drinking successfully.

In fact, the 12 steps and abstinence didn't work for Kishline in 2000, either. In January, two months before she caused the deaths of two innocent individuals, Kishline had announced on MM's Internet discussion group that she was leaving MM to attend AA. And, according toa report by the Seattle Times based on a statement Kishline gave at her plea hearing, "it wasn't long before she was consuming so much wine at night she would drink herself to sleep." Kishline had been attending AA regularly while drinking nightly.

Of course, AA can no more be blamed for Kishline's drunken episode than can MM. It is difficult to judge either group based on the careers of individuals. Many AA members have killed people while driving drunk  I testified at a federal murder trial of an active AA member who got drunk and crossed a medial strip, killing a woman driving in an oncoming car. Consider that Darryl Strawberry, who had devoted himself to AA, Narcotics Anonymous and abstinence (as well as becoming a born-again


Christian), was scheduled to deliver a keynote address for the NCADD when he was arrested soliciting a prostitute, with cocaine in his possession, and subsequently failed a Yankees drug test.

In other words, there is more than enough failure to go around.

Research does not indicate that people who quit drinking altogether succeed better than those who do not. The National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism conducted the largest clinical trial of alcoholism treatment in history, called Project MATCH.

In 1997 MATCH published its results. All of the several treatments tried worked well, according to NIAAA Director Enoch Gordis. But not many of the 1,726 subjects stopped drinking altogether  instead, on average, they reduced their drinking from 25 to six days a month and from 15 drinks to threeevaluation of a very restricted scope may still be feasible using test suites designed for specific problems [@Bawden2017].

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We would like to thank our annotators, Marie Dubremetz and Miryam de Lhoneux, for their many hours of painstaking work, and Lesly Miculicich Werlen for providing the resources necessary to compute the APT scores. The annotation work was funded by the European Association for Machine Translation. The work carried out at University of Edinburgh was funded by the ERC H2020 Advanced Fellowship GA 742137 SEMANTAX and a grant from The University of Edinburgh and Huawei Technologies. The work carried out at Uppsala University was funded by the Swedish Research Council under grants 2012-917 and 2017-930.

[^1]: Personal recommendation by Lesly Miculicich Werlen.


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And _Salt_ itself would lose it's _Savour_ too:
  Ev'n _Gin_ would then be drank without controul,
  And the poor _civil List_ be ne're _lick'd whole_.
  Down go all _Pensioners_, all _Placemen_ down.
  Those lov'd and trusty Servants of the Crown,
  Who're always ready at their Chief's Command,
  Would have no _Vote_ to save the _sinking_ Land:
  Ev'n _Levy_'s Bench might lose it's sacred _Weight_,
  Remov'd, O _sad Translation_! from the State.
  Then Pen's like yours would _freely_ vent their Rage,
  No _License_ on the _Press_, or on the _Stage_;
  Whilst loyal _Gazetteer_'s, tho' ne're so witty,
  No more might chasten the Rebellious _City_:
  No more sage _Freeman_ trumpet out my Fame,
  Nor _unstamp'd Farthing-Posts_what I care,
  Perdition on the Merchants--They must dare!
  To thwart my Purpose--I detest them--_E. M._ How!
  _G. M._ Yes--And I think I'm _even_ with 'em now.
  They would not be _convention'd_, nor _excis'd_,
  But they shall feel the Scourge themselves advis'd;
  They shall be swingingly _bewarr'd_, I'll swear;
  And since they'd not my _little Finger_ bear,
  My _Loins_ shall press 'em 'till they guilty plead,
  And sue for Mercy at my Feet. _E. M._ Indeed!
  _G. M._ Aye, trust me, shall they----_E. M._ But don't tell 'em so; }
  For they're a stubborn _sturdy_ Gang you know,


you'll accept of _Neither_,
  You and your _Country_ may be _damn'd_ together.

_FINIS_

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16.In 1937, cask 843 was filled with spirit from the stills at The Glenfiddich distillery in Dufftown and laid down in a dark, damp dunnage warehouse to mature and develop. It was discovered to be an unusually slow-maturing whisky and over its life ten consecutive warehouse masters patiently watched over cask 843 and frequently nosed and tasted the whisky, noting its development. After 64 years, in October 2001, Glenfiddich's Malt Master David Stewart declared that cask 843 was finally ready to be bottled. Just 61 bottles were left in the cask.


escrowed to the SPV for generation of funds. Securitization of the land will aid in raising funds through low-cost loans, bonds and investments from large investors with long-term horizons such as national or international pension and insurance funds. The government will also recruit a team of subject experts from various fields for increasing the efficiency of the institution. The government is also exploring the possibility of converting the Mahainfra into a non-banking finance company (NBFC) on the lines of Gujarat State Financial Services Ltd (GSFS).me to Paul in 2000 - and I have many fond memories of our time together. We rode donkeys together, we struggled with some of the students' behaviour together, and we sat on a staircase overlooking a square in th Old Town of Rhodes together.

Today our shipped docked in the port of Rhodes. The was a very interesting medieval town. The ship was docked just outside the tall wall to the medical town. We started by driving to the archeological site of Kamiros. It was a beautiful drive along the west cost of Rhodes. They have beautiful blue water along the coast the starts as a lite turquoise blue and goes into a deep blue. Once we got to the ancient site we were guided ...


Calgary police have charged a 66-year-old man with uttering threats and wearing a disguise with intent after he allegedly disrupted a Calgary candidates debate while wearing a Confederate flag over his face in an apparent protest of the niqab.

Wayne Joseph Fillo was arrested Thursday night following the bizarre incident at an election forum in the riding of Calgary Rocky Ridge.

Calgary police spokesman Kevin Brookwell said a man showed up at the forum wearing "a handkerchief over his face that was the Confederate flag" and immediately caused a stir.

"When challenged as to why he was dressed like that, he indicated that he wanted to make a point," Brookwell said.

Things then got "heated" and the man was escorted out of the building and the doors locked behind him.

Officers responding toa call for assistance found the man in a vehicle parked nearby, where he was taken into custody.

Police allege he threatened the custodian of the Tuscany Club, where the debate was taking place.

Hate crime consideration

"Given the nature of these allegations, our hate crime co-ordinator will be having a look at this file," Brookwell said.

Jeff Clemens was attending the debate with his wife when their baby got fussy and she left. When he went to find her, he said he saw a man wearing a hat and a Confederate flag over his face who was "being hostile" toward the women at the front door.

"I didn't want to be that guy that just stands there, so I got in between and asked, 'Why are you doing this?'" Clemens said.

He said


the man replied: "I'm against the niqab."

Someone with the venue then showed up and took over, Clemens said.

'Polarizing issues'

Liberal candidate Nirmala Naidoo, who is running against Conservative Pat Kelly, Green Party candidate Catriona Wright and Stephanie Kot of the NDP in the Calgary Rocky Ridge riding, said she was disappointed and alarmed by the incident.

She said the man has a right to wear the flag and voice his concerns, but it's the alleged threats that worry her, as well as the tone of the political discourse at this point in the election campaign.

"We need to stop these polarizing issues," Naidoo said. "It's whipping people up into a frenzy. It's making people think they have to choose a side."

Brookwell said the man was not previously known to police andas 300 megabytes of code that match up with actual exploits used by the NSA. "It looks very much as if the NSA attacked someone, and that someone managed to source the origin of the attacks, and counter-hacked them," says Claudio Guarnieri, a researcher at the University of Toronto's Citizen Lab who specializes in state-sponsored malware analysis.

It's too early to say for certain that the code and other data can be attributed to the Equation Group or any other NSA-linked hacker team, Guarnieri cautions. But he says the code does corroborate several of the exploits named in a catalogue leaked by Snowden in 2013 that lists tools used by the NSA's elite Tailored Access Operations hacking team. "The content is credible enough and properly reflects what we know


With 100 days to go until the Rugby World Cup, Sportsmail's Nik Simon takes a look into all the sides involved.

We look at the good, the bad and what their plans are for the heavily-anticipated tournament.

Six Nations teams England, Wales, Scotland, Ireland, France and Italy are all involved as we can start looking forward to the biggest competition in rugby.

ENGLAND

What’s the good news for Stuart Lancaster and his squad?

The Battle Royale for the No 10 jersey is back on after Owen Farrell enjoyed a return to form with Saracens. He was named man of the match in the Aviva Premiership final – beating Bath rival George Ford – and displayed nerves of steel with his goal kicking. While attack-minded Ford is still in the driving seat, Farrell shouldHartley (left) was dropped from the squad after he headbutted Newcastle's Jamie George

What are the plans between now and the World Cup?

Moving away from their main base camp in Bagshot, Chris Robshaw and his Red Rose team-mates will spend two weeks in the ‘Mile High City’ of Denver, Colorado, for high altitude training in July. Lancaster will narrow down his squad between warm-up fixtures against France (twice) and Ireland.

Does Lancaster already have a good idea of his starting XV?

Tom Youngs and Jonathan Joseph are expected to replace Hartley and Tuilagi at hooker and centre, but there are still question marks over the strongest line-up - especially at lock where Courtney Lawes and Joe Launchbury face strong competition from Dave Attwood, Geoff Parling, George Kruis, Ed Slater and Maro


had for a while in flair and cutting edge out wide.’

And the bad?

Former skipper and Saracens back-row Brown was again snubbed as ‘project signing’ Josh Strauss – recruited from South Africa so that he could qualify for Scotland through the residency rule – makes the cut. No 8 Johnnie Beattie, tight-head prop Geoff Cross and winger Dougie Fife were overlooked, while front-row Euan Murray announced his surprise retirement.

Josh Strauss (centre) was controversially picked over veteran forward Kelly Brown in Scotland's squad

What are the plans between now and the World Cup?

After three days at Murrayfield from June 15, the 46-man group will travel to a week-long camp in Fort Romeu on the French-Spanish border, where Paul Radcliffe used to train at 1850m above sea level. Cotter’s side then returnplayers for New Zealand ahead of the World Cup

Reasons to be fearful

The four-way tussle for the No 10 jersey has been whittled down to three - Carter, Beauden Barrett and Colin Slade - after Aaron Cruden was ruled out of the Rugby Championship and World Cup with torn knee ligaments. Highly rated winger Charles Piutau has also jeopardised his chances after snubbing a new contract in New Zealand for a move to Ulster.

Star player

Giant winger Julian Savea has been hailed by Hansen as the next Jonah Lomu. This will be the 24-year-old’s first chance on the World Cup stage.

AUSTRALIA

Reasons to be cheerful

Toulon pair Matt Giteau and Drew Mitchell could both return to the fold after Wallaby Rugby chiefs opened the door to select certain overseas-based players. Colourful No


winger Bryan Habana and Bath flanker Francois Louw will both testify. Skipper Jean de Villiers is ahead of schedule with his rehabilitation after suffering a career-threatening knee injury during the autumn internationals.

Reasons to be fearful

Head coach Heyneke Meyer will be holding his breath after influential No 8 Duane Vermeulen suffered a recent neck injury that required an MRI scan. The forward was ordered to consult a neurosurgeon following intense neck spasms in training last week.

Bryan Habana (centre) has been in terrific form for Toulon and will be one to watch during the World Cup

Star player

Young lock Eben Etzebeth is rapidly becoming the new enforcer in the Springbok pack following the retirement of Bakkies Botha and the waning powers of 38-year-old Victor Matfield.

Ticket update. Any still available? If so,where and when?

Ticket sales broke the 2million mark last week and there are less than 300,000 remaining. Around 60,000 are currently available on the official website – including £250 Category A tickets for England vs Uruguay at the City of Manchester Stadium. The remaining tickets will be released at staggered intervals over the next 100 days.

BEST OF THE REST

FIJI

Who should we be looking out for?

Nemani Nadolo may have been a box-office flop with Exeter but the 20st 2lb winger has become one of the deadliest finishers in Super Rugby. Along with the likes of Vereniki Goneva and Napolioni Nalaga, Fiji have an embarrassment of riches out wide.

Nemani Nadolo (centre) was a flop at Exeter but has been in blistering form in Super Rugby

SAMOA

Sinoti Sinoti has been nicknamed the


‘Tasmanian Devil’ by Newcastle supporters, the winger’s ball-carrying skills earned him a place in the Aviva Premiership Team of the Year. He could partner Tim Nanai-Williams, who has switched allegiance from New Zealand.

ARGENTINA

Who should we look out for?

Outside-half Juan Martin Hernandez was regarded as one of the world’s best players following his cameo at the 2007 World Cup. Since then his career has been blighted but injury but the 32-year-old enjoyed a recent resurgence with Toulon.TO FRANK SINATRA SELLING FOR
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Storyline: Nawabzaade is a Hindi movie starring Raghav Juyal, Punit Pathak and Dharmesh Yelande in prominent roles. It is a romantic-comedy directed by Jayesh Pradhan, with Remo D’ Souza as the producer, forming a part of the crew.

Storyline: The royal saga of deceit, conspiracy, greed and lust continues in the third installment of the series, as the Saheb and Biwi are pitted against an enemy and everyone involved is scheming ruthlessly for their own personal gain.

Synopsis: Raduaa is an upcoming Indian Punjabi science fiction film directed by and starring Nav Bajwa with Gurpreet Ghuggi and Satinder Satti. The film’s plot is based upon how a scientific experiment unexpectedly results in time travel from the present day to 1955. The film is set to release on 11 May 2018.

Synopsis:Raduaa is an upcoming Indian Punjabi science fiction film directed by and starring Nav Bajwa with Gurpreet Ghuggi and Satinder Satti. The film’s plot is based upon how a scientific experiment unexpectedly results in time travel from the present day to 1955. The film is set to release on 11 May 2018.

Synopsis: Raduaa is an upcoming Indian Punjabi science fiction film directed by and starring Nav Bajwa with Gurpreet Ghuggi and Satinder Satti. The film’s plot is based upon how a scientific experiment unexpectedly results in time travel from the present day to 1955. The film is set to release on 11 May 2018.

Synopsis: From a cell, a man tells us he has planned the perfect bank robbery; he invites us to watch. An efficient gang enters a


If the job’s perfect, why is the thieves’ leader in a cell?

Synopsis: Bal Ganesh is the story of the elephant headed God, Lord Ganesh’s childhood. The story centers around the exploits of Lord Ganesh, his companion Mooshak, the mouse and their innumerable adventures. From the birth of Lord Ganesha to the depiction of Ganesh’s voracious appetite at Kuber’s feast, almost every funny event from his childhood has been portrayed in the film.

Synopsis: Bal Ganesh is the story of the elephant headed God, Lord Ganesh’s childhood. The story centers around the exploits of Lord Ganesh, his companion Mooshak, the mouse and their innumerable adventures. From the birth of Lord Ganesha to the depiction of Ganesh’s voracious appetite at Kuber’s feast, almost every funny event from his childhood has beenportrayed in the film.

Synopsis: Noel Holcroft is a foreign-born American citizen working in New York City as an architect. In Geneva he meets with a respected Swiss banker who tells him he has been designated to be executor of a huge 4 1/2 billion dollar trust fund designed to make reparations for the war crimes of the Nazis. Holcroft’s father, who committed suicide in 1945, was a key Hitler financial advisor who became conscience-stricken about German war atrocities, turned against the Fuehrer, and covertly diverted Nazi funds to a secret Swiss account. Under the terms of the covenant Holcroft must locate the sons of his father’s two associates so they can jointly activate their fathers’ account. They battle the sinister forces seem to be trying to prevent them


from signing the document as it is believed that it will be used to establish a Fourth Reich.

Synopsis: Noel Holcroft is a foreign-born American citizen working in New York City as an architect. In Geneva he meets with a respected Swiss banker who tells him he has been designated to be executor of a huge 4 1/2 billion dollar trust fund designed to make reparations for the war crimes of the Nazis. Holcroft’s father, who committed suicide in 1945, was a key Hitler financial advisor who became conscience-stricken about German war atrocities, turned against the Fuehrer, and covertly diverted Nazi funds to a secret Swiss account. Under the terms of the covenant Holcroft must locate the sons of his father’s two associates so they can jointly activate theirFree State Stars FC, as the part-time assistant coach of the men’s senior national team,” the email, signed by Safa chief executive Robin Peterson, read.

It was sent on Thursday, the same day Safa had scheduled a press conference to announce Komphela's appointment. The conference was cancelled the day before.

“The appointment is in line with a recommendation from the Safa technical committee after a previous decision that a local coach be appointed to strengthen the technical staff of the team,” the email read.

“The technical committee asked me to engage with Mr Komphela as soon as possible, and I am pleased that the coach has indicated his availability for this position.”

Safa said in the mail that Mosimane supported the appointment and went on to apologise to the national executive for


392 F.2d 291
William Isaac DAVIS, Appellant,v.UNITED STATES of America, Appellee.
No. 9747.
United States Court of Appeals Tenth Circuit.
April 5, 1968, Rehearing Denied April 30, 1968.

William Isaac Davis, pro se.
Before MURRAH, Chief Judge, and SETH, Circuit Judge.
PER CURIAM.

1
This is an appeal from an order denying the motion to vacate brought pursuant to 28 U.S.C. 2255.  Appellant contends that his plea of guilty was not voluntarily, intelligently and competently entered because he was under the influence of narcotics when he entered his plea of guilty and because he had not been advised that the mandatory minimum sentence for a second narcotic offense precluded probation or parole.

2
The district court conducted a full evidentiary hearing at which the appellant testified that he was under the influence of narcotics when he entered theplea.  A Deputy United States Marshal testified that the appellant was suffering from apparent withdrawal symptoms the following day.  It was also stipulated that two additional witnesses, Myrna Jean Stites and Noland Yates, would testify that Davis was a constant user of narcotics and had used them the day prior to sentencing.  The government witness, a psychiatrist, testified that a narcotics addict while under the influence of narcotics could be capable of understanding the proceedings against him and could enter an intelligent plea to a criminal charge.  Based on this testimony and the court's recollection of appellant's demeanor at trial and at prior section 2255 proceedings, the court concluded that the plea of guilty was voluntarily, intelligently and competently entered.  We have reviewed


The radar identified a region in an area called Tushka where water formed a lake after overflowing from the Nile. At its largest extent - shown in the right hand image - the lake would have covered an area of 68,200 square kilometres. The lake appeared around 250,000 years ago - during a period of wet climate when the region would have been covered in grasslands - and dried up 80,000 years ago (Geology, DOI 10.1130/G31320.1).

The extent of the lake explains how fossilised fish from the last interglacial period ended up at Bir Tarfawi, 400 km west of the Nile. The fossils occur at the same elevation at the ends of runoff channels north of Selima Oasis in Sudan. At 190m above sea level (shown left) a smallerdismissed, to return to the army and proceed into radical purges of the dissidents as well as the pursuit of the policies of the same party to return to power.

The concerns of the Venizelists for the future of the democracy were perhaps not entirely justified because, despite all the challenges of the royal fanatics, the regime was not seriously in danger, much less even by fanatical enemies, who were a powerless minority. The People's Party, which housed the majority of the old royalists, had recognized in 1932 the republic and had undertaken to work in the framework of this regime. Although the leadership and the press refused to renounce crowned democracy, their refusal was related probably to the reasonable desire not to cause a portion of their voters


politics.

Impact of the coup

The consequences of the coup were serious both for Venizelist party and for the country in general. The great national leader, Eleftherios Venizelos was forced to leave the country and he died a year later in exile in Paris. Political leaders of the Venizelist faction, including Venizelos and Plastiras, who was sentenced to death, were tried and sentenced to various severe or light sentences in a display of vengeful dispositions by those in power. The military leadership of the Movement, including senior officers, as Stefanos Sarafis and brothers Tsigante, were put on trial by emergency military courts and were convicted, publicly humiliated and were dismissed from the army. Mass reprisals were avoided – three officers were executed, the cavalry major St. Volanis and the generalsabout sexual harassment and respect for women. Lesley Stahl tape?"

.And to think that just last week he was lecturing anyone who would listen about sexual harassment and respect for women. Lesley Stahl tape? — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) November 17, 2017

Trump's mention of Stahl, CBS reporter, is likely in reference to Franken being quoted in a 1995 New York Magazine article, about planning a "Saturday Night Live" skit about drugging and raping her.

The president's tweets, which debuted a new nickname for Franken, came in response to a picture that surfaced Thursday of Franken inappropriately touching Tweeden while on a USO tour overseas in 2006. Tweeden also said Franken forcefully kissed her when the two were practicing a skit.

Franken has since apologized and asked that an ethics investigation be


were digitally recorded, transcribed, and translated to English. Team debriefings at midpoint and endpoint of data collection reviewed emerging themes and assessed reliability of data through triangulation. After the midpoint debrief, revised interview guides focusing on emerging themes were implemented for the last seven health facilities visited by the research team.

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This paper drew primarily from qualitative interviews with pregnant women and antenatal care providers on the topic of integrated HIV testing and counselling services during routine antenatal care. In addition, women's and providers' demographic profiles were also included as background information. Thematic qualitative data analysis was performed manually from a database coded and organized by Atlas.ti. Codes were derived from the structure of the interview guide and from themes that emerged during daily, midpoint and endpoint debriefings.since 2008, commented that integrated HIV testing and counselling has reduced stigma, as the services became a routine part of the antenatal care expected during every pregnant woman's visit to the health center. Provider 01--12, a health worker since 1989, added that integration of HIV testing and counselling into routine antenatal service delivery led to improved confidentiality for women. When a woman visited the health center for antenatal services, no one else knew her HIV status or her health issues. Provider 07--07 mentioned that having one health worker throughout the MNCH spectrum was reassuring to women and believed that women thought that having one provider ensured privacy of their information.

Aside from health advantages for mothers and children, integration has also given women an opportunity to exchange information with


the instructions of the providers.*"

Provider 15--04, with 13 years of experience at the facility of interview, acknowledged that refusal was difficult for women to voice, since women interpreted the HIV test as "orders from the Ministry of Health" and "she cannot violate an order without a reasonable cause." Women's responses also showed that providers were highly regarded, and that providers' positions of authority gave them power to make health-related decisions for the women. Many women viewed HIV testing as following the instructions of the providers, which, to the women, were beyond questioning.

This perception of the provider as the person to make health decisions for the women was seen in other aspects of the antenatal care consultation. From exit interviews, 52.0% of pregnant women reported that they came for antenatalintegration of HIV counselling and testing into antenatal services. Many providers and pregnant women felt that integration has increased uptake of HIV testing and enabled marginalized groups and partners to be involved. In addition, some women stated that knowing one's status would help protect both the pregnant woman as well as her unborn child, and that early testing and treatment were key to preventing mother-to-child transmission. Yet potential gains in increased coverage of HIV testing belied outstanding challenges related to perceptions of patient-provider relations and stigma against HIV. The implicitly compulsory nature of the HIV test described by respondents raised questions about consent. A sense of powerlessness and anxiety was evident in women's discussions about providers' behavior. Women were concerned that providers were unable to maintain confidentiality of


their HIV status at the health center and in the wider community. Stigma and fear of implications of a positive test result discouraged some pregnant women from seeking antenatal services completely or contributed to their discontinuing antenatal services at the health center after HIV testing.

This analysis had some limitations. The cross-sectional design of the study and timing of data collection during the harvest season in an agricultural region could potentially exclude pregnant women with harvesting responsibilities who did not attend antenatal clinic during the time period when the data collection team was at each health center. Furthermore, informant fatigue could have resulted from long in-depth interviews, which usually followed quantitative interviews. This fatigue was mitigated by rest periods between the quantitative and qualitative portions of interviews, ranging fromtrending:

Japan hunts Florence Duomo vandals

Tuesday, July 1, 2008 - 09:52

Japan's two largest newspapers on Monday apologised to Italy on behalf of Japanese tourists who have been scrawling their names on the walls of Florence's famed 15th-century Duomo during trips to Europe.

The apologies in the Yomiuri and Asahi papers came after a flurry of media attention on the recent tourist trend, which has seen a number of culprits forced to step forward after anonymous tip-offs.

On Monday a 30-year-old Japanese high school teacher's job hung in the balance after an anonymous message to his school revealed he had written his name and date on the marble wall of the Duomo's panoramic terrace during his honeymoon in January last year.

''I did it without thinking much after hearing that writing your name


on that stone brought happiness,'' the teacher said.

The school's headmaster apologised for the teacher's ''inconsiderate behaviour'' and said he had already been dismissed as school baseball coach as a result of the incident.

Another anonymous tip-off led to three Kyoto university students being suspended after writing their names, the date, and the name of the university on the Duomo earlier this year.

The university said it was considering sending the culprits back to Florence to clean off the graffiti.

A high school student was also unmasked as being among tourist vandals but was let off with a caution from her school.

During a special programme broadcast by national Japanese television station Tvs6, Tokyo-based Tuscan chef Pietro Androsoni described the phenomenon of writing on Brunelleschi's famous dome as ''incredible''.

''I can't believe that thisDistrict which operates 18 struggling elementary, middle, and high schools serving 15,000 students. Under Tuck’s leadership, these schools raised four-year graduation rates by more than 60%, and had the highest academic improvement among California’s school systems with more than 10,000 students. The Partnership launched the innovative Parent College, creating a national model for getting parents more involved in their kids’ education.

Before joining the Partnership, Tuck was the president of the nonprofit Green Dot Public Schools, where he helped create 10 new public charter high schools in some of LA’s poorest neighborhoods. All of them outperformed local schools – and 8 have been ranked among the top high schools in America by U.S. News & World Report.

In 2014, Tuck ran an underdog campaign against the incumbent State Superintendent, forcing


him into a run-off before narrowly losing. Tuck earned 2.9 million votes (48%).

Before devoting his career to helping students, Tuck was a senior leader at Model N, a successful enterprise software company based in the Bay Area. Prior to that, he worked in finance, and spent almost a year teaching and doing service work internationally.

The son of a teacher, Tuck was born in Burlingame, CA and attended parochial elementary school and public middle and high schools. A graduate of UCLA and Harvard Business School, Tuck lives in Los Angeles with his wife, Mae, and their son Mason.

Who gave money to this candidate?

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Top contributors that gave money to support the candidate, by organization:

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Employees of ValueAct Capital

$53,300

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Employees of Activision Blizzard

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Employees of Bad Robot

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More informationspecifically the Night markets in Taiwan - entitled Thief (Chinese title: Xiao Tou), starring Zhi-Ying Zhu, Chung-Jui Chang, Heng-yin Chou, Kai-Hsun Chuang, Jian-Wei Huang, Na-Dou Lin, and Pi-Lien Wu. The film ended up winning a "Best Short Film" award from the 2011 Golden Horse Film Festival and Awards, a "Best Directing" award from the Golden Bell Awards (viewed as Taiwan's version of The Emmys), a  "Best Short Film" in the Asia International Competition from the Short Shorts Film Festival & Asia, a "Best Narrative Short" award from the 2012 Eugene International Film Festival, and a Honorable Mention for Best Short film from the 2012 Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival.  The film was also nominated for a Best Short Film Festival Prize from the 2011 Taipei


Jose Mourinho and Paul Pogba shared a frosty exchange in training last month

Manchester United midfielder Andreas Pereira has confirmed Jose Mourinho's training-ground spat with Paul Pogba was caused by the Frenchman's use of social media.

Last month, Sky Sports News captured footage of Mourinho and Pogba arguing during a training session at Carrington - a day after the France international was stripped of the Manchester United vice-captaincy.

Mourinho appeared unhappy with the behaviour of Pogba, who had posted videos to Instagram the previous evening while watching from the stands during United's third-round defeat to Derby County in the Carabao Cup.

Pereira, who was filmed in one of the videos alongside team-mate Luke Shaw, confirmed the disagreement was over the Instagram story, but insists Pogba only posted them to social media whileUnited were winning the match.

"It was in a cup game. Pogba posted the video before and there was me and left-back Luke Shaw laughing," Pereira told UOL.

"We were winning the game 1-0 at the time of the video. Then we lost the game, and people said that Pogba posted later. But he posted before.

"The manager thought that Pogba had posted later. He asked him why that happened. There was a mood about it."

0:12 Pogba posted an Instagram story of himself joking around with team-mates Andreas Pereira and Luke Shaw during the defeat to Derby Pogba posted an Instagram story of himself joking around with team-mates Andreas Pereira and Luke Shaw during the defeat to Derby

Barcelona had a bid rejected for the World Cup winner in July, according to


13th Annual Independent Games Festival:

Nominee for Vision Award and honorable mentions in Excellence in Design and Excellence in Visual Art.

EDGE Magazine "Best 20 Indie Games":

"Space Invaders by way of Stanley Kubrick, Flotilla manages to be stately, austere and vividly demented at the same time."

Fidgit.com:

"Alice in Wonderland meets Star Trek in the weird relaxing Flotilla"

GamersWithJobs.com:

"The battles become pitched and intense, while still maintaining that turn-based sensibility."

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"The length is perfect, the design is gorgeous and the wit is witty."

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Episode 3: listen to the super-cool Idle Thumbs podcast crew talk about Flotilla

SarcasticGamer.com:

"...the game actually has a lot of humor mixed in as you travel from planet to planet, searching out your next big adventure."

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The first documentary evidence that Vietnamese communists were directly steering John Kerry’s group Vietnam Veterans Against the War has been discovered in a U.S. archive, according to a researcher who spoke with WorldNetDaily.

John Kerry testifying before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee in 1971.

One freshly unearthed document, captured


assumed it to be the case based on other indications.

In her meeting with Kerry in Paris, Madame Binh instructed him on how he and the VVAW could “serve as Hanoi’s surrogates in the United States,” Corsi and Swett say. This included advancement of her seven-point peace plan forcing President Nixon to set a date to end the war and withdraw troops.

Hanoi cleverly constructed the plan so that the only barrier to release of American POWs was Nixon’s unwillingness to set a withdrawal date.

But as Corsi and Swett emphasize, the plan amounted to a virtual surrender that included payment of reparations and an admission the U.S. was the aggressor in an immoral war against the communists.

The circular underscores the impact of the peace plan on U.S. activists, stating:

“The seven-pointpeace proposal ((of the SVN Provisional Revolutionary Government)) not only solved problems concerning the release of US prisoners but also motivated the people of all walks of life and even relatives of US pilots detained in NVN to participate in the antiwar movement.

Another section of the circular, again highlighting the interconnectedness of the Vietnamese communists, the U.S. antiwar movement and politics in the U.S. and South Vietnam, says Nixon and South Vietnamese leader Thieu are “very embarrassed because the seven-point peace proposal is supported by the [South Vietnamese] people’s ((political struggle)) movement and the antiwar movements in the US. ”

Therefore, the circular says, “all local areas, units, and branches must widely disseminate the seven-point peace proposal, step up the people’s ((political struggle)) movements both in cities and rural


showing he was neither a pilot nor an officer and had never served in Vietnam.

An FBI field surveillance report stamped Nov. 11, 1971, showed Kerry and Hubbard were planning to travel to Paris later that month to engage in talks with Vietnamese communist delegations. Other FBI reports clearly show the Communist Party of the USA was paying for Hubbard’s trips to Paris, Corsi notes.

[BLACK OUT] advised that Hubbard gave the following information regarding his Paris trip:

Two foreign groups, which are Democratic Republic of Vietnam (DRV) and Peoples Republic Government (PRG) (phonetic), invited representatives of the VVAW, Communist Party USA (CP USA), and a Left Wing group in Paris, to attend meeting of the above inviting groups in Paris. Hubbard advised he was elected to represent the VVAW. AnChina’s State Council has announced that it is suspending
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In response to the problems with the Fukishima reactors in Japan, the South Korean government has offered to send boric acid supplies for Japan to use in efforts to stabilise the reactors. Boron can be injected into the core of a nuclear reactor to inhibit nuclear reactions.


Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump has no plans to play a larger role in selling the Republican health care bill this week, an administration official told CNN Monday.

Though he often touts himself as the ultimate salesman with a knack for closing deals, he has remained tight-lipped and out of the spotlight, letting others make the last-minute push for health care reform for him.

There are no plans for Trump to travel the country to pitch the bill, the official said.

The President also has not visited Capitol Hill in hopes of cajoling dubious Republican senators who are wary to support the bill, like Vice President Mike Pence has. Instead, he's worked the phones, calling Sens. Rob Portman of Ohio, Shelley Moore Capito of West Virginia, Dean Heller of Nevada beforebefore winning the White House. Hide Caption 1 of 37 Photos: Donald Trump's rise Trump at age 4. He was born in 1946 to Fred and Mary Trump in New York City. His father was a real estate developer. Hide Caption 2 of 37 Photos: Donald Trump's rise Trump, left, in a family photo. He was the second-youngest of five children. Hide Caption 3 of 37 Photos: Donald Trump's rise Trump, center, stands at attention during his senior year at the New York Military Academy in 1964. Hide Caption 4 of 37 Photos: Donald Trump's rise Trump, center, wears a baseball uniform at the New York Military Academy in 1964. After he graduated from the boarding school, he went to college. He started at Fordham University before transferring


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But it could be Trump's absence is the best move for those who hope for the legislation's passage.

The GOP aide told CNN that most senators would prefer for Trump to stay out of the health care negotiations.

"President Trump tends to complicate matters," the aide said. "Honestly, I think they are happy he isn't publicly pushing for it."

Pence hitting the road

Pence, a former congressman, has been much more involved.

He shuttles back and forth to Capitol Hill for a luncheon with Senate Republicans almost every week, and in late June, he invited several


Late Monday, the Hurricanes (16-14, 8-8 ACC) learned they will host Stetson on Thursday at the BankUnited Center in first-round play of the WNIT. It'll be the fifth straight year Miami has advanced to the postseason. The Hurricanes have played in the past three NCAA Tournaments and in 2010, finished as the WNIT runner-up after falling to Cal 73-61 in the tournament's championship game.Bayern would like to thank a great player and person for representing Bayern to such a high standard both on and off the pitch. Xabi Alonso is one of the greats of world football. He has won everything there is to win during his career. He’s a thoroughly remarkable person, and a gentleman of the game.

Widely regarded as one of the best central midfielders of his generation, Xabi Alonso has won most trophies at club level with Real Sociedad, Liverpool, Real Madrid and Bayern Munich.

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President Trump described himself as "the law and order candidate" on the campaign trail, but he has consistently shown he really meant "the candidate of busting heads."

Trump's pardon of former Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio — a man who responded to overly-lax immigration enforcement with a lawless and overly harsh crackdown on illegal immigrants and suspected illegal immigrants — showed once again Trump really means "busting heads" when he says "law and order."

There's plenty of overlap between toughness and law and order. Tough policing under the "broken windows" theory was central to the restoration of law and order in New York City in the 1990s. President Obama's softness on illegal immigration, especially late in his administration, amounted to disregard for immigration law. Trump's pledge to enforce immigration lawKorean War vet buried 62 years after death

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APPLETON, Wis. — A soldier from Appleton has been buried with full military honors more than 60 years after his death.

Private 1st Class Arthur Hopfensperger died in the Korean War in 1950 when he was 18. His remains were uncovered by an MIA command that helps the Defense Department look for missing soldiers. The command excavated a battle area where Hopfensperger was killed in North Korea. Family members provided DNA to match his remains.

His cousin, also Arthur Hopfensperger, tells WLUK-TV the family is relieved that he's finally back home where he belongs. As family and friends gathered to say good bye, so did servicemen and -women and veterans from all


It happened 68 years ago in a small apartment in Jerusalem's Gan Rechavia neighborhood, where an anonymous company manufactured medications. The company's name was Teva.

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Two of its machines were secretly transferred to this apartment one night from a small factory in the Bayit VeGan neighborhood. It was my parents' apartment. Arthur, my late father, was one of the company's founders. It was worth several hundred thousand liras at the time, and its annual profit totaled several tens of thousand liras.

Drug Money Teva swallows Allergan Generic for $40.5 billion Associated Press Pharmaceutical company shatters previous record of largest acquisition by an Israeli company, says move establishes 'strong foundation for sustainable growth.' Teva swallows Allergan Generic for $40.5 billion

acquisition of Dublin-based Allergan PLC's generic pharmaceuticalsbudget of quite a few countries, including Albania and Montenegro, and definitely many countries in Africa.

Teva is not only the largest Israeli company, it is also the most successful Israeli company which has made the highest amount of money with an excellent team of managers and workers which is hard to find in Israel.

In the past few years, Teva has purchased some of the world's largest and leading companies in the field of generic drugs and has also led the research and development of one of the most important medications in the world, Copaxone, an immunomodulator drug which the company is about to lose its exclusivity on.

There is no doubt that Teva is a great source of pride for the State of Israel, and for my family as


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HELENA – A Helena man who allegedly tried to run over and shoot two people near Hauser Dam appeared in Lewis and Clark Justice Court Friday.

Michael Lee Roope, 39, has been charged with four counts of felony assault with a weapon. His bond was set at $50,000.

According to court documents, at around 7:20 p.m. on Wednesday, two individuals reported encountering Roope in the area of Black Sandy Campground near Hauser Dam.

Roope is accused of trying to first run over the two individuals with his truck when one of them threw their beverage at the vehicle.

Roope then allegedly pulled out a gun, shot through his window at the individuals, and then tried to hit them again with his vehicle before leaving the area.

He was arrested in Clancy early Thursdaymorning without incident.

Roope is also being held on a probation violation and will make his plea in District Court on July 3.

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(June 13, 2019) A Helena man is in custody for allegedly trying to run over and shoot two people near Hauser Dam Wednesday.

Michael Lee Roope, 38, was arrested just west of Clancy early Thursday morning without incident.

According to Sheriff Leo Dutton, around 7:20 p.m. on Wednesday, dispatchers received reports from a man and a woman that a suspect, identified as Roope, allegedly tried to run them over with a vehicle.

The two told deputies Roope then fired through his own windshield at them before trying to hit them again with his truck. The man and woman said they jumped down an embankment to avoid


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Tim Vickery’s Notes from South America: a Champions League for the Americas could benefit entire continent March 13, 2017

The distance between Buenos Aires and Mexico City is further than that between London and many cities in India. Throw in the trek further north to Montreal or Toronto, and the impediment to a Champions League of the Americas is obvious. North and South are in different hemispheres, and the travelling time between them would be immense.

But for all the logistical obstacles, there are grounds to believe that some might be willing to go the extra miles to make such a project work.

The synergies are clear. To the north, there is Major League Soccer – consolidated and growing (in no small part due to South American talent) but lacking thecredibility that only tradition can supply.

To the south, there is tradition in spades. But none of the momentum that the MLS enjoys. South American club football is in a bad way. The national teams are strong, benefiting from an improved calendar over the last 20 years and also from the very process that has so weakened the domestic game – the constant sale of players. Why should Ecuadorians still carry a footballing inferiority complex when Luis Antonio Valencia is such an established figure with one of Europe’s giants? The likes of Valencia and his compatriots pick up experience and acquire self esteem abroad, and then use it in the service of the national team. The club game, meanwhile, flounders.

The annual match against the champions of Europe used to


be eagerly awaited by the South American representative as a chance to show off superior skills. These days, however, the Club World Cup has become something of a horror show – an annual reminder that the South American champions are not necessarily any better than those of the less traditional continents, and that South American club football threatens a dangerous flirtation with irrelevance.

In the wake of the recent corruption investigations, and panic stricken by the prospect of the clubs breaking away to form their own competition, Conmebol this year revamped the Copa Libertadores. As ever, though, haste has proved the enemy of perfection. There are many questionable aspects about the new calendar – not least the danger that the new, year-long competition might lose its best players duringthe European summer transfer window. A certain slackness of thinking emerged last Tuesday, the day of the grand kick off of the group phase. The opening game, Deportes Iquique of Chile against Guarani of Paraguay, coincided with Champions League matches involving Real Madrid, Napoli, Bayern Munich and Arsenal. Even many Chilean fans must have been tempted to watch the likes of Arturo Vidal and Alexis Sanchez on the other side of the Atlantic rather than the local game involving Iquique.

Conmebol changed the calendar of the competition – previously crammed into one semester, now going on until the end of November – without due consultation. This had dangerous consequences. Citing incompatibility of calendars, the Mexican clubs pulled out. Given the huge size of the Mexican TV market, this should


lead to a considerable loss of revenue – at a time when Conmebol are under pressure to distribute more money to the clubs.

Mexico has had a foot in both camps. The country belongs in North America, and takes part in the Concacaf Champions League, which its clubs invariably win. But from 1998 until last year, their clubs were also invited into the Libertadores, giving them the experience of playing the traditional giants from South America. This was relished, but the drawbacks came from their guest status; there was a feeling that they should not overstay their welcome and actually win the trophy, leaving the Mexicans occasionally unhappy about refereeing decisions.

For Mexican clubs, then, there is a clear advantage in favour of a Champions League for the Americas. Itreply is made.

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hopes alive with a 67-62 home victory.

Fazzini also grabbed a game-high 15 rebounds, including five on the offensive end. His motor was in overdrive from the opening tap until the final buzzer.

In addition to his clutch scoring, Gallagher played solid defense on Hazleton Area sharpshooter Brett Barron throughout, limiting Barron to only one three-pointer as the Comets ended the Cougars' 14-game win streak.

Barron had made six triples against Dallas and eight against Wyoming Valley West in his two most recent games. Yet, he seldom got an uncontested look against Gallagher on Tuesday.

While Crestwood's two three-year starters certainly deserve praise for their stellar play on both ends of the floor, their Comet teammates also made solid contributions at key times in a game that Hazleton Area head coach MikeJoseph aptly described as "helter-skelter.''

Sophomore Robbie Hopkins knocked down a first-quarter jump shot to liven the Crestwood student section. He later put in a fourth-quarter layup after the Cougars had crept within four points, again rising the decibel level inside the steamy Crestwood gym.

However, Hopkins' most important shot may have been the one he passed up and gave to teammate Cole Wasco.

With time winding down in the third quarter and Hazleton Area climbing out of a 10-point hole to a 38-36 deficit, Hopkins was set to launch a three-point try from the top of the key, but he quickly reversed the ball to a wide-open Wasco in the corner. Wasco swished a three-pointer for his only three points all night.

"That three at the end of the third quarter