of teargas and a foul-smelling spray known as “skunk”, which the Israeli army uses against protesters, still hung heavy in the air. Palestinian officials say Bethlehem hotels that are usually 80-90 percent full at this time of year have not reached even half that level. The drop is a major concern for a city that lives largely on tourism and where unemployment exceeds 20 percent.

Jamal Shehada, who runs a shop selling Santa hats, rosaries and other souvenirs, blames Israeli guides who meet tourists from their flights at the international airport outside Tel Aviv.

With no airport in the Palestinian territories, tourists headed for Christian sites there must start their visit in the Jewish state.

“They tell tourists that there are only terrorists in Bethlehem, and many of them say tothemselves, ‘We’d be better off buying our souvenirs from the Israelis rather than in Bethlehem’,” Shehada says. He adds that the army has increased the number of roadblocks around Bethlehem, where streets once teeming with tourists during the Christmas period are now empty.

That has been in response to the violence that erupted at the beginning of October, including Palestinian gun, knife and car-ramming attacks targeting Israelis.

Condemning the request by the Government Medical Officers Association to nationalise the SAITM medical campus, Justice Minister Dr. Wijeyadasa Rajapakshe told Parliament that he was keen to know the attitude of these medical officers with regard to the country’s education.

As a developing country, Sri Lanka has failed to provide higher education opportunities for all the students who qualified for university entrance due to


financial issues. In Sri Lanka approximately 100,000 students are eligible for university education but only about 30,000 get

the opportunity of entering the state universities.

As it was mentioned in the Directive Principles of State Policy of the Constitution the government is responsible to ensure the right to universal and equal access to education at all levels.

Raising a point of order, Galle district UPFA MP Ramesh Pathirana said that the SAITM has no accepted teaching hospital to provide their students to undergo clinical training. All the students who obtain a MBBS or an equivalent degree from a recognized foreign university have to pass Act

16 (Examination for Registration to Practice Medicine in Sri Lanka) conducted by the Sri Lanka Medical Council (SLMC). But no such procedure has been recommended for SAITMa request of a few members of the medical association mafia who have their personal political agendas.

He also questioned as to why they were damaging the occupational reputation of valuable doctors in this country by making open statements coming forward as an association.

We cannot take the responsibility of all the issues of these institutions that rose during the previous regime. But since we came to power, measures had been taken to legalize all these institutions and take them under the supervision of the government.

The vote on the third reading of the maiden budget is to take place today (19). The second reading of the 2016 Budget was passed in Parliament last week with a majority of 107 votes. A total of 159 members voted in favour while 52


voted against.

The budget proposal for the fiscal year of 2016 was presented to Parliament by Finance Minister Ravi Karunanayake on November 20. The debate on the Second Reading of Budget 2016 was conducted for nine days before the vote on the Second Reading was taken on 2 December.

The Joint Opposition in Parliament has decided to form a Special Advisory Board consisting of the finest legal minds in the country, through which it could gain vital inputs ahead of the proposed amendments to the Constitution.

Meanwhile, the National Organizer of the Joint Opposition and UPFA Matara District MP Dullas Alahapperuma stated that as previously announced by them, they will reveal the shadow Cabinet by January next year.

The former minister said that though it was impossible to defeat Budget 2016 throughdefinitely the most interesting uniform development in the 2014-15 college basketball season, but there's plenty of additional uni-related news. Loads of new court designs this season, too. With the season set to tip off Friday, here's Uni Watch's annual team-by-team breakdown of what you can expect to see out there:

• Appalachian State has a new court design.

• Arizona is using its 1997 championship team as the inspiration for a new set of five -- count 'em, five -- uniforms, with a pretty cool cactus design on the back.

Arizona's new uniforms make prominent use of the state's most recognizable plant. Courtesy University of Arizona

• Arkansas State has a new court design, and it looks way too busy.

• Baylor has had an odd split personality in recent years, with its


football team outfitted by Nike and its basketball team by adidas. That arrangement is now ending, as the hoops squad has switched to Nike, which has given the Bears a very nice new uni set. Also: The Bears have a new court design.

• Boston College, which had been going NNOB (that's "no name on back," for those of you who don't speak uni), has added player names to its jerseys.

• Brown will mark the university's 250th anniversary by wearing throwback uniforms on Feb. 28 against Princeton.

• BYU is going with a slightly cleaner look. Additional info here.

• Cal State Northridge has put its school abbreviation on its chest and also has a rather unattractive new gray court design.

• Nice upgrade for Dayton, which has a snappy new design.the checkerboard quotient on its shorts, among several other small changes. Here's how the new shorts design looks on the road uni, and here's the sublimated rear-jersey design.

• Long Beach State's new court design continues the school's beach theme.

Louisville has moved the black in its uniforms from the shoulders to the waistline. Courtesy of Louisville

• "Most unusual new uni" honors go to Lousiville, whose new shorts sure are, um, interesting. It's like they moved the color-blocking from the shoulders to the waist area. Will they have two-tone socks next year? Meanwhile, the Cardinals also have a new court design.

In addition, the Cardinals will have camouflage uniforms for the Armed Forces Classic on Nov. 14.

• It's hard to keep track of all of Maryland's design, but here's the latest


set. Also: The Terps have added the Big 10's "B1G" logo to their court.

• It's always a bit sad when a team moves away from vertically arched lettering, but the new Milwaukee design has an appealingly solid simplicity to it. Groovy striping up the side, too.

• Minnesota has a new black alternate uni.

• People who have issues regarding Mississippi's "Ole Miss" nickname and "Rebels" team name may feel a bit conflicted this season, because the school's new uni has dropped the former but switched to the latter.

• Montana has a new dark-gray uni set.

• Navy has switched from Nike to Under Armour, which of course means a new uniform design.

• New Mexico's weird side panels are a little less weird this season. The Lobos have also changed theirchest insignia from their team name to their school name, plus they have special uniforms planned for the season's opening weekend: On Friday, Nov. 14, they'll have white uniforms with camouflage accents for "Heroes Day," and on Sunday, Nov. 16, they'll wear turquoise-accented uniforms as part of Nike's N7 program.

• North Carolina has added the ACC logo to its floor design.

• North Carolina State has switched to that adidas template with the color-blocked shoulders. Also: The Wolfpack have a new court design, and it's a doozie.

• Northern Illinois games are going to look a bit weird this season, because the Huskies have a new court design that's predominantly black.

• Northern Iowa, the school whose name reduces to the best acronym in college sports, is now proudly wearing that


colors back in 1887. As explained on this page, "Dark pink and black was the unanimous choice of the student body after considering the color combinations presented by the [school color] committee. Soon many students and the baseball team were sporting pink and black striped blazers and caps. However, problems arose when the pink faded to white after several weeks of exposure to the sun. The students then opted for blue, rather than black, and white."

• Saint Joseph's is adding a memorial patch for Dr. Jack Ramsay.

• Seton Hall has switched from adidas to Under Armour, and you know what that means. Further info and photos here.

• Siena had some of the nicest uniforms in the country last season. Unfortunately, the Saints have cut back on the gorgeousdog logo has been moved down [on the back of the jersey] so it is no longer hidden behind the number, and a fourth star with a '14' in it has been added to signify the fourth national championship (it previously had stars with '99, '04, '11)."

• UMass has made small tweaks to its collar, number treatment, and side panels.

• Utah's changes this season are so minor that you have to wonder why the school even bothered.

• Looks like UTEP has a new set of orange alternates.

• Another season, another Nike template for VCU.

• Virginia Tech has a new court design, including the ACC logo in the key.

• Washington has a new court design, and it's a keeper. Love that two-tone wood treatment.

• Weber State has a new


dot-matrix design on the shorts and shoulders.

• West Virginia's court design now has the Big 12 logo emblazoned in the key.

• Western Kentucky asked fans to vote on these three alternate jersey options. The one on the left was the winner and will now join the team's standard home whites, road reds and alternate grays.

• Wright State's new uni set is one of the nicest of the year -- well done. Further info here.

• Xavier has a new black alternate uni. Also: There's a new court design featuring the Cincinnati skyline.

Meanwhile, if you want to read more about college court designs, check out this piece by ESPN.com's Eamonn Brennan, who has ranked the top floor designs in the sport.

Did we miss anything? Yeah, probably. If you know ofa member of the surgical team may continuously monitor the positioning of the endoscope in order maintain a suitable view of the body cavity and the manipulation of the surgical device.
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across wooden sticks next to holes dug into the ground, often associated with honeycombs. To expert eyes the sticks suggested that they were being used to extract honey, possibly by chimpanzees.

Honey is an extremely valuable food source for animals because it has a high concentration of sugar and other natural elements.

Thanks to the non-invasive approach we used, it soon became clear that chimpanzees were not the only consumers of the honey from the underground bee nests. It turned out that they had to compete for this resource with honey badgers and, surprisingly, forest elephants.

Competition for the honey

Previous studies carried out at the same site showed that chimpanzees could be excluded from certain feeding areas because of competition with other species, particularly elephants. This prompted us to take acloser look at the interactions among the apes and the other consumers of the underground bee nests.

We found that chimpanzees weren’t affected by the previous visits of elephants, but that they refrained from digging after honey badger visited a bee nest. Honey badgers are known to be fierce fighters, which could explain the chimpanzees behaviour. In fact, this strategy could help chimpanzees to prevent risky encounters with this competitor.

Another challenge for the apes is that the honey is buried deep in the ground – some nests were a meter underground, giving honey badgers and elephants an advantage. Honey badgers are well adapted to digging while elephants are physically strong. Despite this, the chimpanzees we watched were as successful at extracting the honey as the honey badgers, likely thanks


place in driverless vehicles. Dubai isn't the most congested city-according to the Traffic Index released by navigation company TomTom NV in February, Dubai ranks No. 85 in the world for bad traffic-but its rulers are determined to create a hub for transportation innovation."Encouraging innovation and adopting the latest technologies contribute not only to the country's development but also build bridges into the future," said Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, crown prince of Dubai, in a statement.Dubai had been working with Chinese drone maker EHang Inc., having announced in March that air-taxi pickups would start over the summer; that didn't come to pass. The emirate's Road and Transport Authority didn't respond to a request for comment by press time.The German-made Volocopter prototype takes two hours toexecutive officer of its parent company, Alphabet Inc., has invested more than $100 million in Kitty Hawk Corp., whose electric Flyer looks like Spiderman's airborne motorcycle, with a ring of nets surrounding its seat and pontoons for landing.

Capable of flying at a height of 15 feet over water, the Flyer isn't self-driving but is classified as an ultralight aircraft by the Federal Aviation Administration, so a full pilot's license isn't required-as long as you fly it in "uncongested areas." It's supposed to be available by the end of the year.


did you see that girl's rash around her nose?! She couldn't stop sniffling and blowing it"

"Yeah she always looks like that, she's a straight hood sniff, hooked on the ritz"Without making changes the Miami Heat and Oklahoma City Thunder remain the teams to beat next year in the NBA.

But changes in Los Angeles and Brooklyn have sparked some interest.

TELL US: Does Nash elevate Lakers?

The Nets first traded with the Hawks for Joe Johnson before resigning coveted point guard Deron Williams to a five-year deal. The team is also reportedly in talks with the Orlando Magic about a trade for Dwight Howard.

Meanwhile, the Lakers had some fireworks of their own on July 4, making a deal with the Phoenix Suns for future Hall of Fame point guard Steve Nash. Nash will team up with Kobe Bryant in hopes of bringing a championship banner to L.A.

After the recent moves by both the Nets and Lakers, here are the 2013


Capcom Updates Online Service Status In Wake Of Gamespy Shutdown

As you might have heard, Glu is shutting down the Gamespy service in a move that will affect hundreds of developers and publishers. One such publisher is Capcom, and the company has just released an official update on how its games' online services will be affected.

Over on Capcom Unity, the official word is out on the following titles:

Lost Planet 3 – Migrating to new service, and leaderboards and play stats will be reset. Xbox 360 version is unaffected.

Our Take:It's always a shame when online services shut off, and companies have to prioritize what games keep the lights on. Their fighters like Street Fighter III and Marvel vs. Capcom Origins seem to be the top priority, which makes sense consideringFormer Noble daycare owner found guilty of first-degree murder in death of 5-month-old baby

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Melissa Clark was arrested in July 2016 after she allegedly threw 5-month-old Braelyn Zachary onto a bouncy seat, giving her a “subdural hematoma, severe retinal hemorrhaging in both eyes and a bruise on her forehead.”

NORMAN, Okla. -- (KFOR) -- A daycare owner who was accused in the death of a baby was found guilty of first-degree murder by a Cleveland County jury Thursday afternoon, according to the Norman Transcript.

The jury recommended 47-year-old Melissa Clark serve life in prison with the possibility of parole.

Clark was arrested in July 2016 after she allegedly threw 5-month-old Braelyn Zachary onto a bouncy seat, giving her a “subdural hematoma, severe retinal hemorrhaging in both eyes and a bruise on her


folk song "Caledonia", which had first been released on a 2002 tribute album to Frankie Miller, who had a Scottish number one with his own version in 1992.

In total, the two discs contain 26 tracks (or 31, if the parts of the "Plague of Ghosts" suite are counted individually) with a total time of 143 minutes.

Although not credited, the cover is a digitally edited design by Mark Wilkinson. It shows Fish sitting over a bowl of soup (presumably Bouillabaisse) in a restaurant whose walls are decorated with posters of Fish's previous album covers (an idea strikingly similar to Marillion's European 2002 release, The Best of Marillion.)

The album marked the beginning of Fish's cooperation with the Snapper Music label, which took over the retail distribution of Fish's backcatalogue releasedculture Historicist: The Heavyweight Showdown

George Chuvalo squares off against Muhammad Ali at Maple Leaf Gardens in 1966.

As the bell rang for the fifteenth and final round, George Chuvalo stepped forward to meet Muhammad Ali at centre ring as the Maple Leaf Gardens crowd roared. By most observers’ count, the Toronto-born heavyweight had only won one round—on sheer determination alone—and needed a knockout for victory. The match faced Chuvalo against the brash young heavyweight champion, undefeated as a professional but reviled by much of the American press and public for his refusal to serve in Vietnam. A last-minute substitute to the fight, Chuvalo was considered a has-been on the down side of his career by the boxing establishment.

He was the prototypical “coulda been,” with a promising career that regularly


saw him near the top of the heavyweight boxing rankings, but seemingly unable to put it together in the high profile fights. Now, he pushed Ali to 15 rounds for the first time in the American’s boxing career. It was the first time a heavyweight title bout went the distance since 1954, and one of the most memorable fights ever to take place on Canadian soil.

“It was a fight such as people had hoped for and few expected—a fierce, primitive battle between a ponderous, rough-hewn slugger and a master hitter of polished skills,” wrote Globe and Mail columnist Dick Beddoes. On the other hand, Milt Dunnell wrote in the Star, “You don’t win fights simply by proving the other guy can’t knock you out.”

Since winning gold at the1960 Olympics, Cassius Clay (as Ali was then known) quickly worked his way through the heavyweight ranks en route to unseating Sonny Liston as the World Heavyweight Champion in February 1964. Fighting in an unconventional style—”fast footwork, hand held low, a defence that leaned back, bobbing and weaving,” as historian Bryan Palmer described it in Canada’s 1960s (University of Toronto Press, 2009)—Clay riled the (predominantly white) boxing establishment with his bravado and bombastic trash-talking.

After he’d changed his name to Muhammad Ali as part of his conversion as a member of Elijah Muhammad’s Nation of Islam, he was called to appear before the United States Selective Service. Although he’d already failed a section of the induction exam and been deemed ineligible, the escalating demands of the Vietnam War meant


lowered entry standards. For Ali, it meant that in February 1966 he was reclassified as eligible for selection.

Announcing his intention to refuse service as a conscientious objector with an infamous comment—”I ain’t got no quarrel with them Vietcong,” he said—Ali sparked nationwide controversy. Years before broad public opinion turned against the war, already hostile white sportswriters, who’d long painted Ali as a loudmouth and as a member of what they considered a black extremist organization, could now include “unpatriotic draft dodger” in their attacks on the boxer.

By 1966, 28-year-old George Chuvalo was on the down side of his boxing career. Born to immigrant parents from Bosnia-Herzegovenia, Chuvalo had grown up in working-class instability in Toronto’s Junction neighbourhood. And he took to boxing as an alternative to his father’sfate of working at the abattoir.

First teaching himself boxing basics by studying photos in magazines, Murray Greig writes in Goin’ The Distance: Canada’s Boxing Heritage (Macmillan Canada, 1996), Chuvalo was the Canadian amateur heavyweight champion at age 17. Then, he turned professional in April 1956, taking a $500 purse for knocking out four opponents in a tournament at Maple Leaf Gardens. But managers and promoters, starved for legitimate boxing talents, rushed Chuvalo into gruelling headline bouts. He earned the Canadian heavyweight belt by 1958.

He never developed into a well-rounded boxer because he’d never been given the opportunity to refine his boxing fundamentals in shorter undercard matches. Relying on his sheer size and strength, Chuvalo moved relentlessly forward at his opponents, absorbing their punishing blows on his body and


face, and wailing away in counter-attack. It was a style that once led to Ali dubbing him “the washer-woman.” Inconsistent in the ring, Chuvalo lost the Canadian crown but regained it shortly afterward.

He had his shots at earning a world title, but always seemed to falter in the big fight. In February 1965, he went the distance against former champ Floyd Patterson at Madison Square Gardens but lost a close decision. He lost his next major bout against top contender Ernie Terrell in a unanimous decision, a bitter outcome that Chuvalo remains convinced was fixed. After a win against Joe Brygraves, Chuvalo unexpectantly dropped a decision against Eduardo Corletti just three months before facing Ali.

When news of the draft board hit the front page, Ali was scheduled toface Terrell in Chicago on March 29, 1966. But in mid-February, media pressure prompted the State of Illinois to cancel the bout when Ali not only refused to apologize for his anti-war statements but doubled-down at a special hearing before the state boxing commission.

Right: Muhammad Ali, 1967, from WikiMedia Commons.

The offer from Louisville—Ali’s hometown—to act as a substitute venue came to naught when the Kentucky legislature hastily passed a resolution condemning the boxer as bringing “discredit to all loyal Kentuckians and to the names of the thousands who gave their lives for this country during his lifetime.” The promoters next tried Florida, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Oklahoma, Missouri, and elsewhere, but were rebuffed again and again through the refusal of state or local officials to sanction the bout.

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Gardens hosting a draft dodger. Denouncing the bout as “cash before class,” Smythe resigned as director and sold all his stock in the arena.

By this time, in the States, the Veterans of Foreign Wars had threatened to picket any theatre screening a closed-circuit telecast of Ali-Terrell. Of 280 theatres that had originally signed on for the March 29 event, only 32 showed the fight. Additionally, an American radio broadcast was cancelled over difficulties with sponsors. With the profitability of the boxing match plumetting, Main Bout pressured Terrell to accept a modified contract. He balked, objecting to the smaller purse being offered and unacceptable clauses in the contract, and backed out of the fight.

With less than three weeks notice, on March 12 Chuvalo stepped up as Ali’s substitute opponent.understood why people thought he should be pleased with the fight. “When people say to me, ‘You must be so proud of this fight,'” Chuvalo told Stephen Brunt for Facing Ali: The Opposition Weighs In (Alfred A. Knopf Canada, 2002), “I say, ‘Proud of what? I lost the fight.'” But he eventually came to accept—and even feel pride—that his performance had made Canadians proud of being Canadian.

The bout might have been a minor occurrence in Ali’s career, but one of a series of title defences—most staged on foreign soil—before he was convicted of evading the draft in June 1967 and subsequently stripped of his heavyweight belt. But for Chuvalo, facing Ali in the March 1966 bout—as well as their rematch in May 1972—was the defining moment of his


career. The newfound respect going the distance with Ali earned Chuvalo from the boxing establishment prolonged his career, and he would go on to fight some of the greats of the era, like Joe Frazier, Jerry Quarry, George Foreman, and Cleveland Williams, before retiring—still Canadian heavyweight champion—in 1978.

“He was the toughest man I ever fought,” Ali said of Chuvalo decades later. “He took all my best shots.” Chuvalo regarded Ali as the greatest heavyweight of all time.

Chuvalo slipped from mainstream public consciousness until a series of tragedies involving drugs and suicide afflicted his family, at the cost of his wife and three sons in the 1980s and 1990s. He reinvented himself as a public speaker, discussing the perils of drugs to student audiences. His story will be thesubject of his soon-to-be-released autobiography.

Other sources consulted: Michael Ezra, Muhammad Ali: The Making of an Icon (Temple University Press, 2009); Jet (March 24, 1966); The Last Round (2003); and articles from the Globe and Mail (March 8, 9, 10, 11, 18, 22, 26, 28, 29 & 31, 1966); and the Toronto Star (March 8, 10, 19, 22, 25 & 26, 1966; November 1, 1992; November 13, 1993; January 8, 2002; and May 29, 2005).

Every Saturday, Historicist looks back at the events, places, and characters that have shaped Toronto into the city we know today.


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was 18 and his friendship and extraordinary comic talent have been an inspiration to me ever since,” Elton told reporters. “He always made me cry with laughter, now he's just made me cry."

Monty Python star Eric Idle called Mayall “a very funny and talented man”, while Ricky Gervais said he was “an icon of British comedy”.

Little Britain creator David Walliams said Mayall inspired him to become a comedian and paid tribute to “a time when Rik Mayall ruled the world”.

Others, including Blackadder producer John Lloyd, praised Mayall's "extraordinary" acting ability and presence as a live stand-up comic.

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Every school year brings the opportunity for something new and different to the Penn State community. From a new head football coach to a Greek life scandal to the girl who tames the squirrels, this year has seen its fair share of roller coaster ups and downs. Here is a list of the top ten people of note for the 2012-2013 school year.

Political heavyweights Newt Gingrich and Robert Gibbs took part in a nearly two hour debate last night in front a sold out Schwab Auditorium. The topic, “The Role of Government in Society,” was a theme laced with issues that outlined the fundamental differences between the political parties.

Penn State will host the Iowa Hawkeyes on Sunday, April 21st at 12:05pm at Medlar Field, giving a portion


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Embracing innovation is the only way for Western businesses to succeed in the global market, says Indiana University economics Professor David Audretsch. In his new book, The Entrepreneurial Society (Oxford University Press). Audretsch argues that labor will continue to be outsourced abroad as long as the tasks involved are routine and replicable, but companies that reward new ideas, niche markets and community collaboration can thrive on local employment.

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for going to the election board headquarters for supplies and for bringing in the election returns had been paid on the same voucher wih the regular pay and was approved only by the election board. That new ruling will delay the payment of the mileage until after the first Monday in December, when the commissioners pass on the bills. The officers can then get the rest of their pay from the treasurer. The elec tion officers say that there are sure to be a large number of complaints when the county officers hear of the new ruling."another shower In Which Miss Wheeler Is Recipient of Marty Presents The Sewing Club gave a shower last Friday at Miss Agnes McAnalls honoring Miss M. Roberta Wheeler. There were twenty-five present,those from out of town being Mrs. Helen Miller Barr of London, Miss Gertrude Simms I of Cleveland, and Miss Fledda White of Chicago. Miss Wheeler received many handsome and useful gifts. The table was decorated in pink and white, the centerpiece being pink and white roses. As is the custom each member furnished a part of the supper. IIUPJ AGAIN G. L Wood Seriously Injured This Time He Broke His Thigh. G. L. Wood, who is making his home with his son in Genesee, Idaho, recent ly met with a severe accident while as sisting about the work in his (son's grain elevator, by falling and breaking his thigh. It is reported that he is improving and the Republican with bis many other friends here, wish tor


27,393,344 bushels. The quality of the grain is estimated at 93 per cent, compared with an average, as against 87 per cent, last year. The average production per acre i i approximately the same as the harvest of 1909. Of last year's crop it is estimated that but seven per cent, still remains in producer's " hands. The break in the long drouth put the ground in fine condition for seeding, and where early sown the plant shows a thriving condition. Much of the present corn ground will be put to wheat, and as that crop is late in maturing, seeding has necessarily been retarded. The area of oats as reported by township assessors was 1,441,937 acres, and from this has been produced 54,094,054 bushels, an average ofy Voting Coupon Q Good for Ten Votes In the Republican's Piano Contest Candidate. Address . Voter's Name and addres This coupon must be clipped close to the or wadded. CONTEST EDITOR, Passes ever Nar&cra Ctsty llzzy Eves; Monday evening at six o'clock Morrow county people saw their first air hip, passing from east to west The air ship, or balloon, rather, passed over tbs north end of the county, constantly whirling it red and green lights; Two occupants could plainly be seen. Harry Earfey, on his way to Galion, says it crossed the Big Four as the train passed north at St. James; then changing its Course and heading towards the northwest. When first seen it looked as though it was going to land just north of


Mt. Gilead. Cf ?n?r KY CITY Ki. Ecjsystfe Trip. Mr. and Mrs. Orr Carpenter spent several days recently, visiting their daughter, Mrs. George F. Rieger and family in Pittsburg, Pa. While there they visited Carnegie library, Phipps conservatory and went aercM the Mo- nongahala river into Homestead, where the immense steel mills are located, and saw an interesting game of ball in their beautiful base ball park. They also saw the play "raffles" at Ducene theater, attended the Exposition where they listened to the famous Souza band, and saw a thrilling reproduction of the battle between the Monitor and Merrimack, the first ironclads ever built; visited Schenly and Highland parks the three large reservoirs are in Highland park, what with its beautiful tunnels, lakes, lawnd, and the zoo,hold sway. THRILLING EXPERIENCE In a Runaway Accident at Iberia in Which a Mailman Figored T. D. Riddle, rural mail carrier from the St James post office had perhaps one of the most thrilling experiences ever coming to a person in Morrow county in a runaway accident. Last Thursday morning as he was starting from his home in Iberia to the post-office, his horse became frightened and ran away. Of this the Galion Inquirer says. It dashed east along the main.. street, apparently blind to all obstruct tions. Across the road a ditch, some eight or ten feet in width and equally deep, had been dug in preparing to build a concrete culvert. The dirt was heaped high at both sides of theopening- The horse made a mad


Must be Passed on by County Commissioners.The opinion given by Attorney General Denman which says that the pre siding judge at each election booth must have his mileage bill passed on by the county commissioners will cause a large increase in work for several county officers and will delay the pay for these election officials. In the past the presiding judge who received mileage both for going to the election board headquarters for supplies and for bringing in the election returns had been paid on the same voucher wih the regular pay and was approved only by the election board. That new ruling will delay the payment of the mileage until after the first Monday in December, when the commissioners pass on the bills. The officers can thenget the rest of their pay from the treasurer. The elec tion officers say that there are sure to be a large number of complaints when the county officers hear of the new ruling."another shower In Which Miss Wheeler Is Recipient of Marty Presents The Sewing Club gave a shower last Friday at Miss Agnes McAnalls honoring Miss M. Roberta Wheeler. There were twenty-five present, those from out of town being Mrs. Helen Miller Barr of London, Miss Gertrude Simms I of Cleveland, and Miss Fledda White of Chicago. Miss Wheeler received many handsome and useful gifts. The table was decorated in pink and white, the centerpiece being pink and white roses. As is the custom each member furnished a part of the supper. IIUPJ AGAIN G. L


Wood Seriously Injured This Time He Broke His Thigh. G. L. Wood, who is making his home with his son in Genesee, Idaho, recent ly met with a severe accident while as sisting about the work in his (son's grain elevator, by falling and breaking his thigh. It is reported that he is improving and the Republican with bis many other friends here, wish tor him a speedy recovery. Mr. Wood has had several serious ac cidents within the past few years. :&rtrcent of Agriculture Condition of Crops, Oct 1,1910. The figures on wheat production this month, based on the acreage aa returned by the township assessors, show a large increase over the Hmat.! area as reported by the official correspondents of the department, hence the total productionin bushels is much greater than was anticipated in previous reports. The assessors' returns show that 1,984,895 acres were erigin-sl?y seeded to wheat, and deducting from this the area abandoned there remained 1,042.599 acres to be harvested. Correspondents estimate that the average yield per acre was 16 bushels, a total production for the state as a whole of 31,229,206 bushels. The production last year was 27,393,344 bushels. The quality of the grain is estimated at 93 per cent, compared with an average, as against 87 per cent, last year. The average production per acre i i approximately the same as the harvest of 1909. Of last year's crop it is estimated that but seven per cent, still remains in producer's " hands. The break in the long drouth


put the ground in fine condition for seeding, and where early sown the plant shows a thriving condition. Much of the present corn ground will be put to wheat, and as that crop is late in maturing, seeding has necessarily been retarded. The area of oats as reported by township assessors was 1,441,937 acres, and from this has been produced 54,094,054 bushels, an average of 38 bushels per acre. This ia an increase of approximately 5,000,000 bushels over last year's harvest. Quality of the grain is up to fs average 10U per cent. . Barley shows an estimated production of 461,165 bushels, while it is estimated I 995,239 bushels of rye were harvested. The corn prospect is estimated at 81 per cent, of a normal yield, based uponover tbs north end of the county, constantly whirling it red and green lights; Two occupants could plainly be seen. Harry Earfey, on his way to Galion, says it crossed the Big Four as the train passed north at St. James; then changing its Course and heading towards the northwest. When first seen it looked as though it was going to land just north of Mt. Gilead. Cf ?n?r KY CITY Ki. Ecjsystfe Trip. Mr. and Mrs. Orr Carpenter spent several days recently, visiting their daughter, Mrs. George F. Rieger and family in Pittsburg, Pa. While there they visited Carnegie library, Phipps conservatory and went aercM the Mo- nongahala river into Homestead, where the immense steel mills are located, and saw an interesting game of ball in their


beautiful base ball park. They also saw the play "raffles" at Ducene theater, attended the Exposition where they listened to the famous Souza band, and saw a thrilling reproduction of the battle between the Monitor and Merrimack, the first ironclads ever built; visited Schenly and Highland parks the three large reservoirs are in Highland park, what with its beautiful tunnels, lakes, lawnd, and the zoo, where you can look down on and across the Allegheny river into Sharpsburg on the left and Aspenwall on the right, where the immense Alteration plant is which supplies the city with water. There are many beautiful views about Pittsburg, not -ithstanding its numerous industries ha von for it the sobriquet of the '"Smoky City." A Mt Gilead Street fair A street fairis being arranged for Mt. Gilead for three days next week. It is likely to bring folks to town, more particularly fakirs, and it may afford an excellent opportunity to buy cheap razors, jewelry, notions, fruits, medicines and the like. Street fairs as a rule are intended for booze sellers, but in this case that feature is cut out, and venders in. other articles will hold sway. THRILLING EXPERIENCE In a Runaway Accident at Iberia in Which a Mailman Figored T. D. Riddle, rural mail carrier from the St James post office had perhaps one of the most thrilling experiences ever coming to a person in Morrow county in a runaway accident. Last Thursday morning as he was starting from his home in Iberia to the post-office, his


horse became frightened and ran away. Of this the Galion Inquirer says. It dashed east along the main.. street, apparently blind to all obstruct tions. Across the road a ditch, some eight or ten feet in width and equally deep, had been dug in preparing to build a concrete culvert. The dirt was heaped high at both sides of theopening- The horse made a mad dash in the direction of the ditch. The driver was unable to hold it and the animal ran over the dirt embankment and plunged head first into the ditch, drag ging buggy, driver and all into the gap. The horse struck the opposite bank and broke its neck. The buggy was smash"' ed but the driver escaped without in- ' juay and quicklyThis was recently posted on pacers.com
Baston Finds a Sweet Life After Basketball

by Scott Agness

November 8, 2012

When athletes retire from the game they love, many often struggle to find somewhere else to refocus their energy and passion.

Don't include former Pacers forward Maceo Baston on that list. Now retired, he's spending more time with family and redirecting his competitive edge to something totally different: Cupcakes.

"I just decided to shut it down, concentrate on my son and phase two," Baston told Pacers.com in a recent conversation.

Three Michigan grads—Maceo, wife Yolanda, and her business partner Michelle Brown, opened Taste Love Cupcakes in Royal Oak, Michigan about 18 months ago.

Then, just five months after opening, they received an invitation from the Food Network to compete on Cupcake Wars in an episode that aired


last April. The publicity was tremendous for such a young company and sales more than tripled following their appearance. Best of all, they took home the top prize of $10,000.

Baston, however, is the guy behind the scenes, making sure to take care of the bottom-line. "I'm not a baker," Baston made clear. "I do a lot of the tasting!"

To be prepared for life after basketball, Baston took part in the NBA Player Development Entrepreneurism Program. From there, the idea for Taste Love Cupcakes was further developed and everything started to come together.

Taste Love Cupcakes started from scratch in the Baston household and immediately became a hit in the community. There were already a few cupcakes establishments in the area, but Baston says Taste Love bakes a different kindwas football, where he lined up under center as quarterback or outside as wide receiver. Unlike his son, he was late to pick up basketball. He began playing basketball in the 7th grade, mainly because he was 6-foot-3. His first year was a challenge, as he tried to get a feel and learn the nuances of the game. Baston confessed that he only scored one point in his first season, but he continued to grow mentally and physically (to 6'6") and went on to average 18 points a game in 8th grade. Quite the leap in one year's time.

After high school, Baston went on to play at the University of Michigan from 1994-98 where he averaged 10.7 points and 6.6 rebounds for his career. In 1998, he was


drafted in the second round by the Chicago Bulls, though he never played for them.

Later, Baston played two stints with the Pacers, first in 2006-07, and later from 2007-08 as part of the deal that shipped Jermaine O'Neal to Toronto for Roy Hibbert, T.J. Ford and Rasho Nesterovic. O'Neal's numbers were fading, the Pacers were in need of a new point guard and they drafted their new center for years to come. That season would be Baston's fourth and final season in the NBA.

"I knew Indiana was trying to rebuild and try to get over the hump with Jermaine O'Neal and Stephen Jackson on their last run. I just tried to come in and be a piece and add my championship experience with those veteran guys.

"It was toughBethesda Talks Playing Skyrim In Virtual Reality

During a Bethsda-based interview, Andrew Scharf, lead producer at Bethesda Game Studios, recently talked a little bit about what it's like playing The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim in virtual reality. It's not a ton of new information, but it's a cool explanation of what some of the differences playing the game in the new perspective is like. Check out all his thoughts in the video above.

Skyrim VR was announced during Bethesda's E3 showcase this summer. It's not the only game the company is brining to virtual reality, though. Doom and Fallout 4 coming to to different headsets next month. Skyrim will be released of the PlayStation VR on November 17th.


to 40 percent.

In Canada, several large wind projects came online in 2012, including the Gros-Morne II wind project in the Gaspesie region of Quebec. Gros-Morne I and II combined is one of the largest wind farms in Canada with a total output of 211.5 MW, adding to the almost 1.2 GW of wind power that the Canadian Wind Energy Association expects to have been completed in 2012 alone. Over 60 percent of the new wind capacity in Canada has been installed in Quebec, according to CanWEA. By the end of this year, Canada should have roughly 6.4 GW of wind energy capacity.

This year was also a great year for wind power in Latin America. The largest project in the region came on line this year, the 306-MW Acciona-ownedTurbines, was built for the CEZ Group and estimated costs were more than 1.1 billion euros.

In Scotland, an expansion to ScottishPower Renewable’s 322-MW Whitelee Wind Farm near Glasgow also went online in 2012, adding 217 MW of additional installed capacity. With the additional MWs, the Whitelee Wind Farm is now the second largest in the world with a total installed capacity of 539 MW. The 350-MW Clyde Wind farm, also located in Scotland became operational in late 2012. The project uses 152 turbines and was developed by Scottish and Southern Energy. Located near Abington, the project was constructed at a cost of more than 600 million pounds.

The EU has also seen a boom in offshore wind development, with phase one of the world’s largest offshore wind farm —


the London Array — going online in 2012. In December, project owners Dong Energy, E.ON and Masdar announced announced that the 175th and last turbine at the first 630 MW phase of the London Array Offshore Wind Farm had been installed, marking the end of major construction activities.

EU reaches 100 GW Wind Power Milestone

In September 2012, the European Wind Energy Association (EWEA) announced that the EU had reached an important milestone in wind energy development, passing the 100 GW mark for installed wind power capacity. According to the organization, 100 GW of wind power can generate electricity over a year to meet the total consumption of 57 million households, equivalent to the power production of 39 nuclear power plants.

It took the European wind energy sector twenty years tothat clients' interests are better served by litigation. However, there are nascent signs that this conventional wisdom is beginning to be effectively challenged.

Mediation and the insurance industry

Speaking at an industry event Debbie Masucci, chair of the board of the International Mediation Institute and a former vice president of AIG, set out how she worked to bring mediation to the forefront of the dispute resolution culture at the global insurer. From an insurance industry perspective, she contended that embracing mediation could help:

Control legal spending;

Lower claim durations;

Retain control over the process and outcomes;

Preserve relationships.

She suggested insurance panel solicitors should look to mediation to help them deliver on important key performance indicators, such as claim duration and legal costs, and that mediations are an opportunity for panel solicitors to impress in


Henrik Sedin has never scored a lot of goals in his career, preferring to set up his teammates than hog the spotlight, but he’s never scored this few. His career low in goals heading into this season was eight.

On Friday night, Henrik scored just his third goal of the season. He went 55 games between goals. He’s on pace to obliterate his career-low in shots, with just 59 through 74 games.

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And yet, he’s still been productive, with 45 points in 74 games, which is pretty solid second-line production. There have been plenty of questions about whether the Sedins will retire at the end of this season, but he and his brother have proven they can still contribute.

Thursday night’s goal against the Blackhawks might have been theDaniel, who moved it back to Michael Del Zotto at the left point. More importantly, Daniel and Sam Gagner rotate counter-clockwise around the faceoff circle.

The Blackhawks defensive structure is immediately in trouble. Brent Seabrook tries to follow Daniel, but gets caught up in the battle between Henrik and Debrincat.

Meanwhile, Anisimov bolts to the left point to cover Del Zotto, Tomas Jurco heads to the point to cover Troy Stecher, and Duncan Keith backs up to cover the front of the net. Keith’s move is sensible, as most teams try to get a man to the net as soon as possible off a won faceoff, but the Canucks delay going to the net

Suddenly, the Canucks have gone from a normal faceoff setup to have two forwards wide open: Gagner


the Earth, marine reptiles in the order Plesiosauria swam in our planet's prehistoric oceans. Find out which creatures belonged in this group, how they grew to incredible sizes, and how they've captivated both scientists and storytellers alike.

The team thinks the newly described heavyweight belongs to the genus Aristonectes, a group whose species have been seen as outliers to other elasmosaurs, since they differed so much from fossilized specimens discovered in the U.S. This genus, found in the Southern Hemisphere, is characterized by shorter necks and larger skulls.

“For years it was a mystery ... we didn’t know if they were elasmosaurs or not,” says José O’Gorman, a paleontologist with the National Scientific and Technical Research Council of Argentina (CONICET) who is based at the Museum of La Plata nearBuenos Aires. “They were some kind of weird plesiosaurs that nobody knew.”

Researchers needed a more complete specimen, and as it happened, William Zinsmeister of Purdue University had discovered a potential candidate on Seymour Island—just south of the northern tip of the Antarctic Peninsula—during a 1989 expedition. At the time, though, he didn’t have the resources to excavate the fossil find, but he informed researchers in Argentina about the discovery.

Glacial excavations

The Argentina Antarctic Institute got involved and started excavating the fossil as part of its annual summer research expeditions, but the giant reptile was uncovered at a glacial pace due to weather and logistics.

O’Gorman, who was five years old when the fossil was discovered, went on the first of these trips starting in 2012. Work could only happen for


say whether the species is definitely from the Aristonectes genus, since further evidence may put the species in a new genus entirely.

Last call of the Cretaceous

Schulp has worked on some plesiosaurs from the Netherlands, but he says the aquatic reptiles are very different in the Southern Hemisphere. The new specimen is also very interesting because it dates so close to the end of the Cretaceous—just 30,000 years before the mass extinction event that wiped out the non-avian dinosaurs about 66 million years ago.

A lot of marine life would have needed to thrive there to satisfy the appetite of such a large creature, so the fact that these animals continued to exist so late in the Cretaceous adds to the evidence that the aquatic world, at least, was doingdisposed in the vessel and a heater positioned to deliver heat to semi-solid metal in the vessel through the bottom of the vessel. The bottom of the vessel may include an independently dimensioned heating chamber in metal flow communication with the semi-solid metal in the vessel through the bottom of the vessel and the heater may be positioned to heat metal in the heating chamber. The heater may be an induction heater. The agitator may be positioned in the vessel to promote mixing of metal in the heating chamber with the semi-solid metal in the vessel. The shot sleeve may be jacketed and a fluid may be circulated through the jacket. The apparatus may include a delivery means for delivering predetermined volumes of molten metal from the source


of molten metal to the vessel. The suction tube for delivering the semi-solid metal to the heated shot sleeve may extend upwardly from the surface of semi-solid metal in the vessel.
According to another aspect of the present invention, an improved vessel for holding and maintaining a semi-solid metal in an isothermal state for use in casting includes a bottom, side wall, and top, an agitator, and a heater located to deliver heat to the semi-solid metal in the vessel through the bottom of the vessel. The bottom of the vessel may include an independently dimensioned heating chamber in metal flow communication with semi-solid metal in the vessel through the bottom of the vessel with the heater positioned to heat metal in the heater chamber. The heater may bean induction heater. The vessel may include an agitator positioned to promote mixing of metal in the heating chamber with the stirred semi-solid metal in the vessel.
According to yet another aspect of the invention a die casting process wherein a semi-solid metal is driven from a charge sleeve by a plunger into a die is improved by including the step of heating the charge sleeve. The charge sleeve may be jacketed and a fluid may be circulated through the jacket.
According to another aspect of the invention, a method for die casting metal alloy from a source of alloy maintained in a semi-solid state includes the steps of providing a die casting press having a mold cavity for receiving the metal to be cast and chilling the metal to


a solid form, providing a vessel of molten metal having a bottom and a side, lowering the temperature of the molten metal to a level at which the metal will begin to solidify, stirring the metal and controlling the temperature to maintain the metal at an isothermal state containing solid particles of metal and molten metal, wherein controlling the temperature is accomplished by heating through the bottom of the vessel and wherein cooling of the metal is in part through the side of the vessel, and wherein the stirring includes shearing of solidifying metal from the sides of the vessel, whereby the metal in the vessel is maintained in a stable semi-solid condition with constant stirring and temperature control. The step of periodically withdrawing controlled amounts of metalThe Charlotte Independence opened up their 2017 campaign Saturday night in front of an impressive crowd of 2,048 at UNC-Charlotte’s Transamerica Field. Charlotte was forced to play without Enzo Martinez and Jun Marques Davidson due to suspensions carrying over from the 2016 playoffs and ended up on the short end of a 0–2 defeat. It was a disappointing result, but there were encouraging moments for the Independence throughout the night, especially in the first half.

Charlotte started off extremely sharp for a season opener and dominated the play in the first half. Luke Waechter’s header went just over the bar in the 3rd minute and they forced Charleston’s goalkeeper to make a few saves in the first 20 minutes, including what was the best save of the game for


one in every 33 housing units getting a filing.

Arizona was in second place for the third straight quarter, followed by Florida and California. In each of these states, massive overbuilding and speculative investment during the housing boom resulted in the deepest losses during the bust.

Unemployment helped drive up foreclosure activity in Utah by 75 percent from the first quarter of 2009, the highest annual increase among states with top-10 foreclosure rates, to put it in fifth place.

Michigan, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois and Colorado were the other states with the highest foreclosure rates.

Foreclosure activity in 10 states accounted for more than 70 percent of the total actions in the first quarter, RealtyTrac said.

California alone accounted for 23 percent of it, followed by Florida, Arizona, Illinois and Michigan. Georgia, Texas, Nevada,The Nation

Pearl Harbor survivors' 'final reunion'

HONOLULU — Donald Robinett came directly to the sign-in area for Pearl Harbor survivors when he arrived here this week.

"I am trying to find my shipmates," the 89-year-old veteran said. "I want to see which ones are here."

A volunteer at the Pearl Harbor Survivors Assn., one of the groups organizing the reunion to mark the 65th anniversary of the Japanese attack on U.S. forces here, flipped through a log book until she came to Robinett's ship, the Tracy, a small mine-laying vessel that was in port that infamous day. "Sir," she said sadly, patting the old man on his shoulder, "you're the only one here."

In the decades since the bombing of Pearl Harbor, countless survivors have made the journey back to Hawaii every


five years to remember comrades who were lost and to catch up with those who lived. They drink scotch and tell war stories; they brag and weep. They often just sit together and say nothing at all.

But this year's reunion holds an urgency that hasn't been part of previous gatherings: Most Pearl Harbor survivors, nearing their 90s or already there, say it will be their final trip to this place that changed the course of their lives and their nation.

Event organizers, many of them children of survivors who are ailing or have died, pragmatically are calling this the "final reunion." And survivors' families, including children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren, are coming along to the reunion to glimpse history through their loved one's eyes before the opportunity is gone.

"This isHarbor Memorial Museum and Visitor Center. The facility, which will take about two years to complete, will have interactive exhibits and twice the visitor capacity of the current site.

The new museum will have an increased focus on the people who have traveled to Hawaii this week: the survivors. Lists have long been compiled of service members who died in the attack, but historians for the first time are attempting to create a complete database of those who lived to tell their stories.

At hotels throughout Honolulu, audio booths were set up in the hopes of getting survivors to record their oral histories of the day of the attack. The project was launched two months ago and about 200 recordings have been collected.

At a reception Tuesday night, Henry Klump, 90,


sat surrounded by a dozen family members. He has attended the Pearl Harbor reunion in Hawaii every five years since the early 1980s, but he worries that this may be his last.

Klump's family, all singers, surprised him by taking the stage and performing a song in his honor: the Judds' country-music hit that begins with the line, "Grandpa, tell me 'bout the good ol' days." Klump was teary-eyed at the song's end as he shouted to the crowd, "Those are my grandkids!"

That night, as all the festivities took place, Robinett continued to search for Tracy survivors, men like him who were unharmed by the bombs and later sent to be stretcher bearers on the battleship Pennsylvania, where 29 people were either killed or missing in action. But asStory highlights Man who jumped White House fence carried a folding knife, complaint says

On Saturday, second security incident happened

Authorities said a driver failed to stop at an entrance to the White House complex

A New York Times report says he tried to gain entrance before

One man was carrying a weapon; the other had reportedly attempted to slip by security before. New details have emerged about two recent security incidents at the White House.

The man who jumped a fence at the White House late Friday and made it through the North Portico doors was carrying a folding knife in his pants pocket, according to a Secret Service affidavit filed Saturday.

Initially, officers believed Omar Gonzalez, 42, of Copperas Cove, Texas, to be unarmed.

And a man who failed to stop his car


at a White House complex entrance on Saturday, after officers asked he do so, had tried to gain entrance a short time before on foot, the New York Times reported , citing Secret Service spokesman Ed Donovan.

The jumper

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Gonzalez is accused of unlawfully entering a restricted building or grounds while carrying a deadly or dangerous weapon, officials said.

The knife he carried in his pants pocket was a Spyderco VG-10 folding knife with a three-and-a-half inch serrated blade, according to an affidavit. On Friday, the Secret Service had said the fence jumper appeared to be unarmed.

Gonzalez told a Secret Service agent "that he was concerned that the atmosphere was collapsingand needed to get the information to the President of the United States so that he could get the word out to the people," the affidavit read.

The Washington Post reported that Gonzalez's attorney said that his client was an Iraq War veteran, who served three tours there.

No guard dogs were released to chase him, which is normally standard procedure, the Post reported.

A Secret Service officer said he yelled at the intruder to stop. Gonzalez was apprehended just after making it inside the doors, according to the affidavit. The first family was not at the White House at the time, but other people were.

President Obama had left just four minutes earlier with his daughters via helicopter from the South Lawn to visit Camp David.

Gonzalez, who was in custody Saturday


evening, is scheduled to appear before a U.S. magistrate on Monday. The charge is punishable by up to 10 years in prison.

Barging vehicle

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The man behind the wheel of the vehicle that did not stop was identified as Kevin Carr of Shamong, New Jersey. He was arrested and charged with unlawful entry, Secret Service spokesman Brian Leary said. Carr is either 18 or 19 years old.

The incident happened at the entrance at 15th and E Streets, where the driver did not stop when the Secret Service ordered him to do so, Leary said.

The man's car did not hit the barriers at the entrance, and he then exited the vehicle,shortly before 2pm on Monday, 16 December 2013.

PC Wayne Frost, of BTP, said: “A man went to board a train which had arrived at Truro station but the dog he was with fell backward and onto the tracks.

“After picking the dog up, the man is alleged to have struck the animal with force.


rendering Superman any manner of assistance.

Shocking Twist!

Company CEO and grandstanding business magnate Lex Luthor becomes President of the United States – only to be forced out for abuse of power after three years in office. He goes bankrupt, and see LexCorp’s assets sold to the Wayne Foundation.

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OSCORP

What’s Their Deal?

Formerly known as Osborn Industries, it is a megacorporation, specializing in defense weaponry, under the direction of CEO Norman Osborn.

How Low Can They Go?

Norman gained control of the company, and the goblin formula, by ensuring his business partner, Mendel Stromm, was locked up for embezzlement. Yes, he was technically guilty but, in all fairness, his strength was chemicals and robots, not accounting.

Shocking Twist!

Allan Chemicals merged with Oscorp, giving rise to the Alchemax Corporation. Its CEO, Liz Parker, hires a manFirefly: Captain Malcolm Reynolds’ Browncoat

This month’s Minerva Crafts Blogger Network post is something a little different – not a novelty print dress for myself, but instead a vintage-style western men’s frock coat for my husband, who is off to Comic Con in Manchester this month.

Captain Malcolm Reynolds

My husband is a lecturer in Film and Television Studies, and one of his areas of interest is the works of Joss Whedon. Firefly, directed by Whedon, is the television series my husband taught first when he started working at the University of Hull, and we have fond memories of watching it on a laptop balanced on a high chair in an otherwise empty room when we first moved here. Firefly is most succinctly described as a western set in space. The


had brought in 98 board employees to perform duties including "registration, parking lot duty, and break area facilitation". Harkey denied that she was involved in redirecting staff to these activities.

In 2017, a California State Personnel Board audit of the California State Board of Equalization recommended the dismissal of one of Harkey's aides. The audit found that the aide was allowed to work from the agency's New York office, and that Harkey's staff "used their positions of authority to improperly influence, and arguably pressure, BOE executives to ensure placement" of the aide to a permanent civil service position.

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Rebels claim to encircle Ukraine troops in Debaltseve Published duration 10 February 2015 Related Topics Ukraine conflict

image copyright AFP image caption The rebels have been trying to seal off the strategic town of Debaltseve

Pro-Russian rebels in Ukraine say they have encircled the town of Debaltseve - but Ukraine says its troops are still fighting along a supply road.

The strategic town is a key railway junction and has been the focus of intense fighting for more than a week.

Ukrainian officials said at least nine soldiers and seven civilians had died in fighting in the town since Sunday.

Earlier, US President Barack Obama said he had not ruled out supplying arms to Ukraine if diplomacy failed.

Russia had violated "every commitment" in a truce deal, he said, after meeting German Chancellor AngelaMerkel.

Mrs Merkel is opposed to sending weapons to the warring sides.

She has been briefing Mr Obama on a new peace deal for the conflict in Ukraine's east.

Russia has denied accusations of sending troops and supplies to re-enforce the rebels battling Ukrainian forces.

'Demilitarised zone'

The rebels said on Monday that they had cut off a key supply road to Debaltseve, which is near the rebel-held city of Donetsk. However, Ukraine's military told the BBC that the battle was continuing.

image copyright AFP image caption Mrs Merkel's US trip is the latest in a flurry of diplomatic activity to try to end nearly a year of conflict in Ukraine

Military spokesman Olexandr Matuzyanyk told the BBC "there is fighting going on for this road at the moment".

Thousands of Ukrainian troops are believed to


weapons" for the Ukrainian government remained on the table.

"If, in fact, diplomacy fails, what I've asked my team to do is to look at all options," he said, adding that offering lethal arms was only one of the options under consideration.

Mrs Merkel, who has made it clear she opposes sending lethal arms, acknowledged setbacks in efforts to reach a diplomatic solution with Russia over Ukraine, but said that they would continue.

image copyright AFP image caption Much of the recent fighting has taken place around Debaltseve - a key piece of territory in the east

Meanwhile Mr Obama criticised Russian aggression in Ukraine, saying that the borders of Europe could not be "redrawn at the barrel of a gun".

Russian action had reinforced the unity of the US and its Europeanallies, he added.

EU foreign ministers in Brussels agreed on Monday to impose further sanctions against Russian and rebel officials, but have put them on hold for a week to give peace efforts a chance.

Russian President Vladimir Putin, who is also considering the peace proposals, earlier blamed the West for causing the crisis, saying they had broken pledges not to expand Nato and forced countries to choose between them or Russia.

In comments to an Egyptian newspaper, Mr Putin accused Western states of supporting a "coup d'etat in Kiev" - a reference to the ousting of former Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych last year.

image copyright AFP image caption Many civilians have fled the Donetsk fighting

What was the Minsk agreement?

A ceasefire signed by Ukraine and pro-Russian separatist rebels on 5 September 2014


Leadership Atlanta -- the oldest sustained community leadership program in the nation -- has announced the 84 members of its class of 2013.

Through retreats, full-day seminars, service projects, discussion groups and community tours, members explore community issues, examine themselves as leaders and build relationships of trust and mutual understanding, the organization said.

Leadership Atlanta Class of 2013:

Phillip Baldwin, president and CEO of CredAbility

Susannah Balish, manager with Cox Communications

Donna Bergeson Partner with Alston & Bird LLP

Andy Bodea, officer of Global Operations for Equifax Inc. (NYSE: EFX)

John Brewer, chairman and CEO of Vantage Capital Group

Karen Brewer-Edwards, regional general manager of Wal-Mart Inc.

Althea Broughton, partner with Arnall Golden Gregory LLP

Ed Buckley, partner with Buckley & Klein LLP

David Burge, partner with Smith, Gambrell & Russell LLP

Jada Bussey-Jones, director of Emory University

Jason Byars, director(1) Field Of The Invention
This invention relates to a mechanism for the opening and closing of a passageway in the hull of a submarine vehicle and in particular, to an elastomeric shutter mechanism.
(2) Description of the Prior Art
Closable openings are necessary in the hull of a submarine vessel for the ejection of weapons, Unmanned Undersea Vehicles (UUV), countermeasures, waste and water and for the ingestion of water and (UUV) into the submarine. Typically, the openings on submarine hulls have steel doors and opening mechanisms to allow for ejection and ingestion to and from the submarine hull. One example of a prior art opening mechanism in a submarine hull is a torpedo launchway shutter door and ejection pump sea chest inlet.
However, such prior art opening mechanisms have many disadvantages.


has submitted a
number of claims that remain unpaid. As of the date of summary judgment
in this case, Fortress, on behalf of Selective, owed Transit $183,390.98.

      In the second set of contracts, Transit acted as reinsurer for
Fortress. Between 1980 and 1985, Transit entered into ten reinsurance
contracts with Fortress, acting on behalf of its member companies, one of
whom is Selective. Although none of the

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member companies was named in those contracts,food (a Snickers bar, a Mountain Dew, and a Zebra Cake) from a 7-Eleven,” was charged with petty larceny and trespassing. The salient point is that bail was set at $3000, which he could not make. He remained in jail under no bond. Despite being ordered to a state mental hospital, he remained in jail, where in died on August 19.

The second article, referred to in the first, was published by the Washington Post. It tells the story of a convicted felon, the former Governor of Virginia, Robert F. McDonnell. McDonnell had been sentenced to 2 years in prison on corruption charges. He was out on bail pending appeal. After his appeal was denied, he was ordered to report to prison. He appealed to the US Supreme Court,


experience to the vehicle occupants.
Once sunroofs are moved from the closed position to an open position, the sunroof is typically stowed in a area between the interior of the roof structure and an interior trim headliner. That is, the sunroof is stowed using the interior space of the vehicle such that it impinges upon the passenger's headroom. The larger the vehicle sunroof, the more problematic it may become to stow the sunroof. Significant vehicle design changes may be required to maintain occupant headroom. As a result, it is desireable to stow a sunroof in the open position in such a manner that interior space is not reduced.
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The Revd Canon Gene V Robinson was elected bishop coadjutor of the Episcopal Diocese of New Hampshire on 7th June on the 2nd ballot, the first openly gay man in the Episcopal Church to be elected as a bishop. The leadership of the national Episcopal Church must ratify Canon Robinson’s election during the General Convention, meeting in Minneapolis in late July. Both the House of Bishops and the House of Deputies need to approve his election by a two-thirds majority. After his election, Gene Robinson was cheered by the delegates and joined on the convention stage by his two adult daughters and his partner of 13 years, Mark Andrew.

Later, Gene Robinson said he would “weep and grieve if the Anglican


Bishop Charles Bennison Jr, of Pennsylvania, stated that the election of Robinson was the breakthrough supporters of the “full inclusion of gays and lesbians in the church” were seeking. Bishop John Chane of Washington stated the election was, “a process guided and directed by the action of the Holy Spirit. Not to affirm the New Hampshire election would be … a challenge to the revelation of the Holy Spirit.” The Episcopal Church’s first openly gay cathedral dean, the Very Rev Robert Taylor of Seattle, also characterised Robinson’s election as a “Holy Spirit moment”. “The people of New Hampshire were led by the spirit of God and were not afraid.”

Integrity, the organization of Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender Episcopalians and their friends and families, immediately welcomed the election ofwhen the subject was homosexuality. At a vestry meeting I once attended, one man said, “If my son said he was gay, I would disown him.” The Episcopal Church in New Hampshire has obviously moved beyond that stage of fear and prejudice. They have seen the humanity in a gay man and they have decided that his humanity is more important than his gayness.

The Church has spent a great deal of time studying and debating the place of homosexual men and women in its life. It is a subject that elicits great passion and it has the potential to split apart the Body of Christ. So did the inclusion of Gentiles in the first century! So did the breaking down of slavery in the nineteenth century! So did


in this country.

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The budget is not the only thing in deficit today, as a paucity of leadership has left the country without a stable framework in which businesses can conduct business, investors can invest, and consumers can consume without a high degree of uncertainty and fear. Politically charged statements and brinkmanship have served to deepen divisiveness between the parties and led to confusion and fear among citizens. There has been much said about who is allegedly the "adult in the room," but President Obama has yet to speak to Americans as adults, insisting instead on his preferred technique – stirring up class warfare. Scaring senior citizens about the possibility of not receiving their Social Security and Medicare checks, lambasting the corporate jet industry, anda series of foam-in-bag molded cushions, would be highly beneficial. One approach for making a continuous molded foamed article, or a series thereof, is to employ a pair of spaced-apart molding assemblies, e.g., comprising a pair of counter-rotating endless belts, which drive a series of movable mold segments that align and converge to form a movable mold with a dynamic mold cavity therein. A dispenser of a moldable, expandable composition, e.g., a polyurethane foam composition as described above, may further be employed to dispense the composition into the dynamic mold-cavity on a continuous basis, with a film-feeding mechanism also employed to continuously feed a center-folded film, or a pair of films, into the dynamic mold-cavity, such that the film is interposed between the moldable composition and the molding


assemblies.
A significant difficulty with the foregoing approach is that the dynamic nature of the process makes it difficult to maintain a consistent mold-cavity shape. In order for the dynamic mold-cavity to form a desired mold shape, the movable mold segments must maintain a predetermined alignment as they are conveyed along a path in each molding assembly. However, after the initial introduction of the expandable, e.g., foamable, composition into the dynamic mold-cavity, the composition expands as it hardens into a foam. Such expansion and hardening occurs as the composition is conveyed within the dynamic mold-cavity, the shape of which must be maintained by the moving mold segments as the expanding foam exerts a force against such segments, due to physical contact therebetween. The magnitude of the force increases asNapoli president Aurelio De Laurentiis has told ESPN FC that defender Kalidou Koulibaly should be valued at £250 million given that Manchester United signed Harry Maguire for £80m.

United spent a world record fee to secure Maguire's signature from Leicester despite manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer also being interested in Koulibaly this summer.

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De Laurentiis said he would have offered significantly less money to sign Maguire and said Koulibaly was worth three times more than the England international.

"He has a clause of £150m," he said in an exclusive interview with ESPN. "But, for example, in England, they paid £85m for a player. In Napoli, I would pay £30-£35m.

"With that in mind,


I think Koulibaly's value is £250m if they paid that much for that guy."

Maguire became United's third signing of the summer following the arrivals of Aaron Wan-Bissaka and Daniel James.

De Laurentiis also blamed Premier League clubs for inflated prices in the transfer window and said the league has an unfair advantage over other countries.

"The problem of the super cost of the players is due to England," he added. "In England, they gross more money than in France, Spain, Italy and Germany.

"If a club grosses £800m, they have no problem to offer around £80m, £90m, £100m for one player. There is not a real good and fair competition between England and the other countries."

United start their league campaign against Chelsea at Old Trafford on Sunday while Napoli start Seriemore Trump surrogates admitted to meetings with a Russian diplomat prior to the election.

Sessions is the second member of the administration to falsely describe his contacts with the Russians. Former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn's downfall last month applied the heat to Republicans wanting this story to die. Sessions' lack of candor could cook them.


"I have not taken this decision lightly. However, it is because of my love and respect for the institution of the Parliament and the Australian people that I have resigned as Speaker," she said. Bronwyn Bishop has resigned as federal Speaker after being caught up in an expenses scandal. Credit:James Brickwood "I look forward to continuing to serve the people of Mackellar as their local member." Mrs Bishop and Peter Slipper are the only two Speakers to be forced to resign in disgrace. Opposition Leader Bill Shorten criticised Mrs Bishop's departure as "overdue" and called on the Prime Minister to accept she had abused the system.

"Unfortunately, Tony Abbott still won't accept that Bronwyn Bishop has done anything wrong," he said. "Mr Abbott has blamed the system, but itchartered a private flight worth $6000 to travel to the NSW South Coast for a party fund-raiser and racked up more than $1000 on private limos on the same day she attended a theatre premiere in her home city of Sydney. The claims came after her grovelling apology last week, in which she agreed her decision to charter a helicopter was "ridiculous", despite previously refusing to say sorry for what she described as an "error of judgment". While MPs regularly schedule parliamentary work to coincide with political and personal events, they usually provide a record of what public work they did to justify their expense claim. Mrs Bishop's case was unique in that she repeatedly refused to provide any evidence of official business. The Prime Minister insisted the


students appearing to make the gesture associated with white supremacy before attending Baraboo High School's spring 2018 prom.

Mueller also noted in the letter that the investigation the school district announced it would be conducting into the events leading up to the viral photo is also complete.

According to the publication, the photo was taken by the father of one of the students and included a mixture of both current and former students of Baraboo High School.

Mueller also said the school plans to hold meetings to discuss hate with students and the community after the viral incident.

“We must come together and, in a meaningful way, consider the travesties of the past that were fueled by hatred and embrace the celebration of diversity fueled by love and acceptance,” Mueller added in[Gaucher's disease and imiglucerase in 2009/2010: what leads to a suddenly enforced prioritisation?].
Gaucher's disease is, when left untreated, a progressive and in some subsets even life-threatening lysosomal storage disease. It is caused by a genetically linked deficit of acid beta-glucocerebrosidase. The enzyme can be replaced by Cerezyme(®)/imiglucerase produced by Genzyme Corp. The therapy has the potential to induce remis-sion and normalise the patient's life. In June 2009 Genzyme had to announce a viral contamination of its bioreactors which led to a sudden stop of the entire production of imiglucerase. Subsequently only 50-20% of the former supply could be provided worldwide. The situation was not normalised until the beginning of the year 2011. Due to this unexpected shortage the relevant actors had to clarify quickly and unprepared which patient


Q:

Who does 'men of letters' refer to?

Jean-Jacques Rousseau, in his discourse on the origin of inequality and discourse on the arts and sciences, mentioned the 'men of letters', men he associated with negative connotations. However, who are these 'men of letters'? Are they the magistrate? Politicians? Members of the nobility?

A:

Jean Jacques Rousseau wrote in the 18th century — he died shortly before the French Revolution — and so his 'men of letters' would have referred to French aristocrats and haute bourgeois: successful businessman, craftsman, and commoner-intellectuals who might be present at royal court. Such people, if not always formally educated, had the leisure time and literacy skills to read comparatively widely, but were driven more by fashion and norms than by truly philosophical thought. They were roughly equivalent to theVHS players, his response is, “I have three, and they all work great!”

Spoken like a true sap!

Mac has an entire attic full of treasures that he assures me are quite valuable. In addition to those highly sought after VHS tapes, he has boxes of old disposable cameras, crates of blank cassette tapes and about 30 old fax machines he picked up from a repo sale back in the late 1990s.

Fortunately, when it comes to his stock portfolio, he ignores the imbecilic devil on his shoulder and seeks my advice instead. Although there are still plenty of times when he fights me.

Like last year for instance, after I told him it was time to remove all exposure he had to the coal sector, his response was, “Why, because of


been left to fester as the Zimbabwean government grappled with questionable elections, opposition charges of fraud, power-sharing talks and the creation of a unity government in the last year.

During that time, the country's economy and infrastructure imploded, with sanitation systems and garbage collection becoming virtually non-existent.

"The reasons for the (cholera) outbreak are clear: lack of access to clean water, burst and blocked sewage systems, and uncollected refuse overflowing in the streets, all clear symptoms of the breakdown in infrastructure resulting from Zimbabwe's political and economic meltdown," the MSF report said.

The disease is contracted "by drinking water or eating food contaminated with the cholera bacterium," the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said on its Web site.

"In an epidemic, the source of the contamination is usually the fecesof an infected person," the CDC said. "The disease can spread rapidly in areas with inadequate treatment of sewage and drinking water."

Making matters worse, flooding from the rainy season -- which began in November -- is spreading the bacteria through swollen streams and rivers. Cholera cases have now been reported in all of the country's provinces, the MSF report said.

Exacerbating the epidemic is the current economic crisis, which has caused the health care system to nearly grind to a halt.

"I've seen many health services being down like this in my life as an MSF doctor, but only in this country have I seen this kind of collapse of the public health care system in the absence of any conflict," Fournier said.

He said most of the country's public hospitals


(1983)    Summer
 Jameela Stakes    (1983)  Summer
 Dahlia Stakes at Laurel Park    (1985)    Spring
 Deputed Testamony Stakes     (1986)    Spring
 Maryland Juvenile Filly Championship    (1986)   Autumn
 Harrison E. Johnson Memorial Stakes     (1986)   Winter
 Marshua Stakes    (1987)    Winter
 Primonetta Stakes    (1988)    Spring
 Private Terms Stakes     (1990)   Spring
 Fire Plug Stakes    (1993)   Winter
 Wide Country Stakes    (1994)    Winter
 Miracle Wood Stakes     (1995)   Winter

Discontinued Stakes Races:
 AnnapolisA thank you to veterans from South Tama students, staff

November 17, 2012

Area U.S. military veterans were recognized at a program fro Veterans Day on Monday, Nov. `12, at the south Tama High School Gym. Student bodies and staff members from the STC Middle school and High School attended along with a number of veterans.

Article Photos

Area U.S. military veterans stand in the foreground with the South Tama Middle and High School student bodies as the Toledo Legion Honor Guard presents the Colors during a Veterans Day ceremony on Monday, Nov. 12 at the High School. Color Guard members included Robert Youngman, Martin Christensen, Don Havran, Bruce McEltree and Eric Bartel. News-Herald photos/John Speer

The STC?Choir under the direction of Chris McFate sang patriotic songs during the Veterans Day observance. The


choir was accompanied by Dolores Harris.

Following a reading of the roll of Tama County service members who lost their lives in wars, Taps was played in their honor by Madison Baack (above) with the echo played by Robert Tyynismaa. The STC?Concert Band under the direction of Mike Carnahan provided music during the program.Mark Seltenrich

The Western Mountain Resort Alliance - comprised of 13 boards of realtors in 6 western states and British Colombia met Thursday in Park City for the group's annual meeting. KPCW's Leslie Thatcher has more.

The real estate market in the Park City area continues to come on strong - even if it's still rare for any segment of the market to return to its 2007 peak. With the third quarter of the year completed, the Park City Board of Realtors says they're 26 percent higher than the same time last year. Rick Brough has more.


California Solar Initiative Thermal Program Administrators (namely, Pacific Gas and Electric Company, Southern California Edison Company, and the California Center for Sustainable Energy) may accept applications from qualifying electric customers of Pacific Gas and Electric Company, Southern California Edison Company, and San Diego Gas & Electric Company for incentives for solar water heating systems that displace propane usage no later than 30 days after the advice letter in Ordering Paragraph 2 is approved.

4. The Administrative Law Judge may modify the compliance dates set forth in this order for good cause and as needed to ensure effective program implementation.

5. This proceeding remains open for consideration of additional issues as set forth in the Scoping Memo Ruling of November 9, 2010.

This order is effective today.

Dated , at San Francisco, California.

APPENDIXthe scale of violence in the French weekend riots is now paralyzing the effective function of government, commerce, and society.

Evidencing as much, on Thursday, Prime Minister Edouard Philippe warned that 89,000 security officers, including 8,000 in Paris alone, would be deployed to contain rioters. France must now crush what has now morphed into a near insurrection.

That takes us back to the DGSI. While DGSI is primarily focused on counter-terrorism operations against organizations such as the Islamic State, it also has a significant operational focus against domestic political radicals. The nature and history of radicalism in French political society means that this intelligence focus is experienced and well-resourced.

In turn, if so ordered by Macron's government, the DGSI can engage in robust human and technical surveillance of riot leaders who


Official Travel Information

You should consider national holidays and other cultural celebrations when planning your trip. It is important to remember that U.S. schools, government offices and most businesses are closed on these days, so many attractions, museums and events may be busier or closed as a result. Airfare is often more expensive around holidays.

Below is a list of the major U.S. national holidays:

New Year’s Day: Jan. 1

Martin Luther King Jr. Day: Third Monday in January

Presidents’ Day: Third Monday in February

Memorial Day: Last Monday in May

Independence Day: July 4

Labor Day: First Monday in September

Columbus Day: Second Monday in October

Veterans Day: Nov. 11

Thanksgiving: Fourth Thursday in November

Christmas Day: Dec. 25

There are also many other unofficial holidays and special annual events in the U.S., which can make for fun and excitingtravel experiences. While most businesses remain open, some services might be limited and travel could be more expensive.

Christmas Day: Dec. 25

Super Bowl Sunday: Typically the first Sunday of February, this annual American football game decides which professional team is the winner of the National Football League.

Valentine’s Day: Feb. 14 is a day dedicated to celebrating love and loved ones.

St. Patrick’s Day: March 17 is a celebration of Irish culture, with many sporting green and enjoying Irish music, food and drink.

Halloween: Oct. 31 is commonly celebrated by children who dress in costumes and receive candy or other treats by going door-to-door to people’s houses. Adults celebrate by dressing up and attending parties.

Spring Break: In March or April, students receive a week of vacation. Beach and ski destinations are usually


Under the terms of the trust the designated trustee, the Rome Trust Company, was instructed to vote the Beach Lumber Co. common stock 'only as directed by my son, Samuel H. Beach, Jr.,' and was expressly given the power to retain investments held at the death of the testatrix and to invest the corpus without restriction to investments legal for trust funds in the State of New York.

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Upon the death of Carrie, Samuel, Jr. became the administrator C.T.A. of her estate under the terms of the will which was admitted to probate February 26, 1952, and in 1953 the Rome Trust Company assumed its duties as trustee, receiving, amongst other securities, the common stock of Beach Lumber Co. Very shortly thereafter Samuel, Jr., died, and Robert J. Beach,his son, was named his administrator C.T.A., as well as administrator C.T.A. of Carrie's estate.  None of the several fiduciaries thus involved with the assets of the estate of Carrie have as yet rendered an accounting despite plaintiff's demands that they do so.  Plaintiff has received income in the amount of $1,500 per year from the trustee.

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Johnson D. McMahon was counsel to Carrie Beach, and to Samuel Beach, Jr., and is presently counsel to and director and vice-president of the Rome Trust Company, as well as counsel to and a director of the Beach Lumber Company.  Robert J. Beach has succeeded his father as president of the Beach Lumber Company, and holds all the stock of the company which is not in the trust.

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died in 2009, and who left behind hundreds of thousands of photo negatives and undeveloped rolls of film revealing herself to be a brilliant (if completely unknown and never recognized) street photographer.

Director John Maloof was the guy who bought a slew of those negatives at auction and who then set out to uncover more about the mysterious woman behind the camera. In his documentary, he tracks down some of her former charges, traces her family history to a tiny village in France, and shares countless of her stunningly beautiful shots. But, ultimately, there isn’t much “finding” in the film; there are a whole lot of “I didn’t really know much about her” interviews, though. As such, the arc of the storytelling is unclear – is the movie aboutfuel to Huseman's oil well sites.(1) Huseman originally made his payment to Empire within
thirty days, then started making them every sixty days, and finally only every ninety days or
sometimes longer. Freeman admitted, however, that she valued Huseman's account at something over
$500,000.00 per year. Sometime in 1993, Empire hired a new credit manager at the main office, who
changed the credit policy to require security for accounts over $5,000.00. Freeman informed
Huseman of the new policy and demanded a decision from him as to whether he was to pay in full or
what type of security he could provide. At this time, Huseman's balance due Empire was
approximately $26,000.00. Huseman requested time to consider the matter. Eventually, Huseman
informed Freeman he was taking his company's business elsewhere.

¶3. Freeman thereupon took it upon herself to


find out where Huseman had taken his account. She
admitted to calling Cynergy, who was not servicing Huseman, and Herring Gas and speaking with
Don Cavin, an employee of Herring. Cavin informed her that Herring was servicing Huseman's wells
and Freeman thereupon informed him of the situation between Huseman and Empire making
inferences that Huseman was a bad credit risk. Cavin made no response immediately other than that
he would inform his superiors, which he did. On a subsequent call to Cavin, Freeman made the direct
demand that Herring not service the account in order to assist her in collecting Empire's account. It
was during this call that she allegedly made accusations that Huseman was passing bad checks, was
on a cash-only basis with other service providers, was going into bankruptcy, and other such
remarks. Cavin didMost of the wells operated
by Huseman in the area at issue require pumps and other equipment to extract the oil from the wells
which require fuel for operation, as electricity is usually not available at the sites. The most
commonly used fuels are propane or diesel. It appears that Huseman had been dealing exclusively
with Empire Gas of Bay Springs to supply fuel (butane and/or propane) to wells he had been
operating in that area of the state for at least three years.

2. The series of transactions leading up to Huseman's "selling out" of this well transpired several
months after the alleged communications by Freeman.

3. Freeman's admitted calls took place in May 1993.

4. Traxler testified that he declined to invest in Huseman's well because of the alleged rumors, and
there was no evidence of