Women's 50m rifle 3 position on August 4. She also competed in the 2008 Beijing Olympics.

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Tyler McGill:

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Tyler McGill swam in the preliminaries and the semifinals of the Men's 4 x 100m medley, helping the team to win gold on August 4. He also competed in the Men's 100m butterfly. « Less

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Nick Thoman:

Nick Thoman swam in the preliminaries and the semifinals of the Men's 4 x 100m medley, helping the team to win gold on August 4... Show More »

Nick Thoman swam in the preliminaries and the semifinals of the Men's 4 x 100m medley, helping the team to win gold on August4. He won silver in the Men's 100m backstroke, placing behind teammate Matt Grevers. « Less

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Eric Shanteau:

Eric Shanteau swam in the preliminaries and the semifinals of the Men's 4 x 100m medley, helping the team to win gold on Augu... Show More »

Eric Shanteau swam in the preliminaries and the semifinals of the Men's 4 x 100m medley, helping the team to win gold on August 4. He also competed in the semifinals of the Men's 100m breastroke. He competed in the 2008 Olympics as well. « Less

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Cullen Jones:

Cullen Jones swam in the preliminaries and the semifinals of the Men's 4 x 100m medley, helping the team to win gold on August... Show More »

Cullen Jones swam in the preliminaries and the semifinals of the Men's 4 x


100m medley, helping the team to win gold on August 4. Jones won silver in the Men's 50m freestyle and the Men's 4 x 100m freestyle. Cullen competed and won the 4 x 100m freestyle relay in 2008. « Less

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Jessica Hardy:

Jessica Hardy swam in the preliminaries and the semifinals of the Women's 4 x 100m medley, helping the team to win gold on Au... Show More »

Jessica Hardy swam in the preliminaries and the semifinals of the Women's 4 x 100m medley, helping the team to win gold on August 4. She also won bronze in the Women's 4x100m Freestyle and swam in two additional finals. « Less

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Rachel Bootsma:

Rachel Bootsma swam in the preliminaries and the semifinals of the Women's 4 x 100m medley, helping the team towin gold on ... Show More »

Rachel Bootsma swam in the preliminaries and the semifinals of the Women's 4 x 100m medley, helping the team to win gold on August 4. She will attend University of California at Berkeley in the fall. « Less

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Claire Donahue:

Claire Donahue swam in the preliminaries and the semifinals of the Women's 4 x 100m medley, helping the team to win gold on ... Show More »

Claire Donahue swam in the preliminaries and the semifinals of the Women's 4 x 100m medley, helping the team to win gold on August 4. She also swam in the Women's 100m butterfly. « Less

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Breeja Larson:

Breeja Larson swam in the preliminaries and the semifinals of the Women's 4 x 100m medley, helping the team to win gold on


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Breeja Larson swam in the preliminaries and the semifinals of the Women's 4 x 100m medley, helping the team to win gold on August 4. She is a junior at Texas A & M. « Less

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Katie Ledecky:

The youngest member of the U.S. Olympic Team at 15 years old, Ledecky took gold in the 800m freestyle on August 3.

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U.S. Women's Rowing Olympic Eight:

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The U.S. Women's Rowing Olympic Eight maintained their six year dominance in the event, picking up gold medals in London on August 2. « Less

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Gabby Douglas:

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Gabby Douglas performed almost flawlessly in all four events in the women's gymnastics team-finals on July 31. The team won gold and Gabby also won the all-around finals on August 2, becoming the first African-American woman to do so. « Less

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Tyler Clary:

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Tyler Clary captured gold in the Men's 200m backstroke on August 2. Clary caused some controversy when he criticized Michael Phelps before the Olympic games. « Less

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Kayla Harrison:

Kayla Harrison captured the U.S.'s first judo gold medal on August 2.

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Kristin Armstrong:

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Armstrong is the defending gold medalist in the Women's Individual Time Trial race and has repeated her win in 2012 on August 1. « Less

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Shannon Vreeland:

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Shannon Vreeland was part of the Olympic record setting team that won gold in the Women's 4x200m Freestyle on August 1. She along with Allison Schmidt, Missy Franklin, and Dana Vollmer helped the U.S. win gold. « Less

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Alyssa Anderson and Lauren Perdue:

Both Anderson (left) and Perdue (middle) helped the U.S. qualify for the finals in the Women's 4x200m Fre... Show More »

Both Anderson (left) and Perdue (middle) helped the U.S. qualify for the finals in the Women's4x200m Freestyle on August 1 where they won gold. Both swam in the semi-finals. « Less

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Vincent Hancock:

Vincent Hancock won gold in Men's Skeet Shooting on July 31. He also won the event in 2008.

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McKayla Maroney:

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McKayla Maroney helped propel the U.S Women's Gymnastics Team to gold in the Team Finals on July 31. Maroney will also compete in the individual vault event. « Less

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Kyla Ross:

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15 year old Kyla Ross was a valuable member of 'The Fab Five' helping to


win gold for the U.S. Women's Gymnastics Team on July 31. « Less

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Jordyn Wieber:

The 2011 world champion Jordyn Wieber gave her all in the women's gymnastics team finals on July 31, helping to win gold.

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Ricky Berens:

Ricky Berens won the gold in the Men's 4x200m Freestyle on July 31 with teammates Michael Phelps, Ryan Lochte, and Conor Dwyer... Show More »

Ricky Berens won the gold in the Men's 4x200m Freestyle on July 31 with teammates Michael Phelps, Ryan Lochte, and Conor Dwyer. Berens won gold in the 2008 Beijing Olympics in the same event. « Less

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Conor Dwyer:

Dwyer was part of Michael Phelps' historic feat, helping him to win 19 medals. Dwyer helped Team USA win gold in the Men's... Show More »

Dwyer was part of Michael Phelps' historic feat,helping him to win 19 medals. Dwyer helped Team USA win gold in the Men's 4x200m Freestyle on July 31. « Less

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Charlie Houchin:

Charlie Houchin helped Michael Phelps win his 19th medal, making him the most decorated Olympian of all time. Houchin swam in th... Show More »

Charlie Houchin helped Michael Phelps win his 19th medal, making him the most decorated Olympian of all time. Houchin swam in the semifinals of the Men's 4x200m Freestyle event on July 31, helping the U.S. advance to the finals, where they eventually won. « Less

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Davis Tarwater:

Davis Tarwater helped Michael Phelps win his 19th medal, making him the most decorated Olympian of all time. Tarwater swam in the... Show More »

Davis Tarwater helped Michael Phelps win his 19th medal, making him the most


decorated Olympian of all time. Tarwater swam in the semifinals of the Men's 4x200m Freestyle event on July 31, helping the U.S. advance to the finals, where they eventually won. « Less

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Matthew McLean:

Matthew McLean helped Michael Phelps win his 19th medal, making him the most decorated Olympian of all time. McLean swam in the s... Show More »

Matthew McLean helped Michael Phelps win his 19th medal, making him the most decorated Olympian of all time. McLean swam in the semifinals of the Men's 4x200m Freestyle event on July 31, helping the U.S. advance to the finals, where they eventually won. « Less

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Kim Rhode:

Kim Rhode won gold in the Women's Skeet Shooting Competition on July 29, making her the first athlete to win gold in five consecu... Show More»

Kim Rhode won gold in the Women's Skeet Shooting Competition on July 29, making her the first athlete to win gold in five consecutive Olympics. « Less

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Ryan Lochte:

Ryan Lochte has struck gold twice in the 2012 London Olympics winning in the Men's 400 IM on July 28 and the Men's 4x200m ... Show More »

Ryan Lochte has struck gold twice in the 2012 London Olympics winning in the Men's 400 IM on July 28 and the Men's 4x200m Freestyle on July 31. « Less


James Dempsey jailed after kidnapping baby in Birmingham Published duration 13 June 2019

media caption Moment kidnapped baby is rescued by police

Body-cam footage from police officers shows the moment they rescued a kidnapped baby after a 36-hour manhunt.

The five-month old baby boy was taken from his home in Sutton Coldfield by James Dempsey, who has been jailed for kidnap and driving offences.

Dempsey, 35, was known to the boy's mother and took her son in the early hours of 3 April. He was tracked down near Birmingham Airport the next day.

Dempsey was jailed for 27 months, at Birmingham Crown Court.

The baby's mother, Chantelle Forrester, said it felt like her baby was missing for "a lifetime".

"I'll forever be grateful to the officers who brought my baby home," she said.

image copyright WestMidlands Police image caption James Dempsey was jailed for 27 months at Birmingham Crown Court

Officers tracked down Dempsey's Vauxhall Astra near Birmingham Airport and hit the driver door in a "tactical contact manoeuvre".

Chief Insp Ian Ingram, from West Midlands Police, said the baby "stayed remarkably calm throughout the ordeal" despite the sirens and blue lights.

"[He] only cried when officers started cleaning him up," he said.


About the Author

When Julia Laughlin was twenty-one, she was brutally raped, beaten, and tortured by a man she had known and trusted. Despite reporting the attack to the police and pursuing prosecution, when the case was finished and he was convicted, she found it didn’t bring an end to the effects of the trauma as she had believed it would—she was unable to put it behind her and “get on with her life.” In truth, the fallout was just beginning.

Over the next three decades, Julia worked to write her story of healing from this heinous crime and to share her personal path to healing from sexual violence. Now, at fifty-five, she has published the story that has become her life’s avocation—helping others to heal from sexual violence andThe Adelaide music scene: to many of you it might be little more than a touring speed bump between Melbourne and Perth but to us it's a way of life. Feast within, on all its dysfunctioning splendour, as we bring you the highly satirical, laughingly fictional and intellectually imbecile tales from our rock & roll wasteland... :: home | contact | youtube | bandcamp | instagram | spotify | twitter | patreon | facebook |


used to it.Knickstaaaaaaape.

I’m not putting any time in any order at this time because anything can happen this season. Teams have become better or worst with new additions, as well as trades. However, at this time, I would like to just speak about the Chicago Bulls. Chicago has been through a lot when it comes to the health of its players. As we all know, D Rose got injured in 2012, and that affected the team’s performance this 2012 – 12. But what we forget is that the Bulls were without its star player for the ENTIRE 2012 – 13 season and still made it to the Semi-Finals. We beat a team with ALL of its star players and bench, and advanced. The Bulls never complained but weremontored and limint his mins and he will be out of game shape after all star break you guys will either go on a run and challenge the 2 and or 3 seed but ended up in the four seed sorry. And before ya troll on me and bring up the playoffs last year Brooklyn was three shot jackets, Wallace who never really fit in, some guy who was with a kardishain,and some other guys in jerseys. Now u have a coach and three players with rings who all won the rings not in the prime but when the sacrificed for the team. Kg terry Paul so this year Brooklyn will be a team with five double dight scorers and two bigs that can average a double and


Families Need Fathers

Families Need Fathers (FNF), founded in 1974, is a registered charitable social care organization in the United Kingdom that provides information, advice and support to parents whose children's relationship with them is under threat during or after divorce or separation, or who have become alienated or estranged from their children. FNF also advocates for shared parenting, more time for children with their non-custodial parent, and stronger court actions when a custodial parent defies court orders requiring them to allow their children a relationship with the other parent. The organizations goal is that children of divorce or separation should not lose the love and care of one of their parents.
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Mission
In the United Kingdom, roughly one third of children from separated parents have no contact with theirUnited Kingdom and a network of 300 volunteers. It has since continued to advocate for shared parenting with the media, the House of Commons and the family justice establishment, while continuing its work as a social care organization.

Jon Davies was the chief executive from 2006 to 2010. The current chair is Jerry Karlin, and Michael Lewkowicz is the company secretary.

Criticism
In 1994, Labour Party MP Glenda Jackson claimed that Families Need Fathers advised fathers to kidnap their children if they were not allowed access to them, and if that did not work, to murder the mother. In a subsequent letter regarding the organizations draft mission statement, she reiterated the kidnapping assertion and found the mission statement to be an attack on women rather than an argument for


keeping children and parents in contact. In neither instance did the MP provide a source for the kidnapping claim. In 2007, journalist Jenni Murray argued that at its foundation, FNF cast itself outside the frame of respectability as they were said to advocate for the abduction of children whose custody was awarded to the mother. More recently in 2017, Legal Action for Women protested at an FNF conference. They cited Jackson's 1994 kidnapping comment in parliament and protested that the organization has consistently attacked women and that they deny the existence of domestic violence.

FNF-BPM Cymru
Families Need Fathers Both Parents Matter Cymru (FNFBPM Cymru)
is a separately registered charity that was set up to respond to changes affecting parents going through separation that may result from Welsh devolution.""And the men of the city"" "did as Jezebel had sent unto them and as it was written in the letters she had sent unto them." "They carried Naboth forth out of the city, and stoned him with stones" ""that he died."" ""And it came to pass that Jezebel said to Ahab,"" "'Arise, take possession of the vineyard of Naboth which he refused to give to thee for money." "For Naboth is not alive, but dead."'" "Our reading today was the story of Jezebel, whose name has come to stand for the wickedness of women." "The painted Jezebel of 2 Kings, chapter 9..." "A woman who was shallow and profane." "It was she who persuaded her husband, Ahab, to kill Naboth, and for this she was punished." "Was


she the girl who found the body?" "VICAR:" "And of Jezebel also spoke the Lord, saying:" ""The dogs shall eat Jezebel by the wall of Jezreel."" "She had sold herself to work evil in the sight of the Lord, and the punishment was death." "This is the God of the Old Testament." "Wrathful, unforgiving..." "We may find this at odds with our understanding of Christianity." "But for the Jezebels of this world, death is the price that must be paid." "The body of Alice Corrigan was discovered at the site known as Blackridge Woods at exactly 10:15 A.M. by Miss Jane Martindale, who was on a cycling holiday in the area, and who made a note of the time." "It was her opinion that the woman had beenmotive for the crime." "You said you smelled her perfume in the cave." " Oui." " Well, there you are, then." "She went into the cave, stumbled on the heroin, realized there was some sort of drugs ring operating on the island, someone strangled her to silence her." "No." "One question, Chief Inspector." "The cave, it is dark and unpleasant, no?" "Why did she enter?" "Was she indeed being blackmailed?" "Also, what was in the bottle that was thrown at Mademoiselle Brewster?" "And how did the spectacles of Lionel Marshall come to be at the bottom of the ladder?" "And, yes, also I wonder what was in the book that he was reading." "It's good to see you back on form, Poirot." "One helping of spotted dick and


EU of providing unfair subsidies to Airbus, the continent’s top aerospace company. A WTO panel ruled in favor of the U.S. in 2011, and an arbitrator announced the approved level of retaliation Wednesday.

While Trump has long complained about the effectiveness of the WTO, the regulator’s decision Wednesday gives the president a powerful, but risky weapon in his trade dispute with Europe.

Trump has frequently accused the EU and major European powers of bilking the U.S. in global trade. The president has also rejected the idea of teaming up with stalwart European allies to check China’s alleged trade abuses, accusing the EU of cheating the U.S. just as badly.

As the EU braces for recessions across the continent and the potential damage of a hard Brexit, new U.S. tariffs pose aBrendan Dolan’s recent resurgence has gone somewhat unnoticed. After winning his first five PDC titles within the 2013-2014 era, Dolan claimed a sixth honour in Germany a matter of weeks ago, beating Jermaine Wattimena in the final.

Despite having reigned victorious at Players Championship 22 in August, and therefore ending a five-year title drought, Dolan headed to Barnsley in a far from promising vein of form, having endured four first round exits from six ProTour events.

However, after pinning double 12 to secure victory over Ian White in the Players Championship 29 final, the 46-year-old doubled his 2019 title tally in emphatic fashion at the Barnsley Metrodome.

Northern Ireland’s Dolan opened his campaign with a routine 6-3 win over former UK Open semi-finalist David Pallett, before surviving a valiant comeback from


winning in Hildesheim has drastically changed that.”

Elsewhere, Ron Meulenkamp reached a sixth PDC semi-final, but was unable to prevail to a maiden PDC final, losing out in agonising style to Ian White.

The Dutchman had dumped out World Grand Prix finalist Dave Chisnall in the quarter-finals, averaging 108.4 to Chisnall’s also mesmerising 106.3.

There were also significant runs for Bolton’s Joe Murnan and South Africa’s Devon Petersen to the fourth round, while Steve Lennon reached the third round – which could prove to be pivotal in his World Championship and Players Championship Finals hopes.

The Players Championship series will come to a frantic close tomorrow afternoon in Barnsley, with a number of affairs still yet to be decided.

Photography: Lawrence Lustig/PDCColo. boy receives final goodbye from father two years after his death

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LITTLETON, Colo. (March 13, 2015) — After losing a loved one, many people look for messages or signs from those they lost. Recently, a Colorado boy received a message from his father nearly two years after his death

Joseph Van Stone wanted to provide the best life for his family. He joined the Navy and earned two master’s degrees from MIT. While in Boston, he would often write to his son, Rowan.

When he left school to drive back home to Colorado, Joseph decided to send post cards from each


the victim to take a bath and ready herself for bed.
Before going to bed the victim went into the kitchen for a piece of candy. After she found the candy, she went into the living room where Loop was seated on the couch. Victim offered Loop some candy and then sat on his lap. While holding victim on his lap, Loop inserted his hand under the victim's nightshirt and fondled her breast.
Because P.B. was talking on the telephone, the victim was not able to tell her what had happened. It was only after Loop left that victim approached her mother and explained he had touched her inappropriately.
This matter was referred to law enforcement authorities; Loop denied all allegations of impropriety.
Loop was arrested on a charge of sexual contactto combine state, local, and federal funds to follow a child to the school of their choice.

The Balance of PowerCongress’ framework attempts to resolve a set of disagreements on the role of federal versus state control of education policy and funding with a single solution – state block grants. The block grants would consolidate funds for about 50 different programs, including education technology, mathematics and science partnerships, Advanced Placement, and others. One notable exception is 21st Century Community Learning Centers, a program that funds after-school programs for high poverty and low performing schools, which has survived as an independent line item in the framework.

Early ChildhoodSenator Patty Murray of Washington and the Obama administration have fought hard for investment in early childhood education. The proposed framework does include early


in a direction of the rotating shaft from the front side, and then blows the sucked air in a centrifugal direction.
Blow outlets 11 are formed at upper, lower, left, and right sides of the casing 1 so as to blow the air blown by the turbofan 9 into the air-conditioned space.
Blow outlet vanes 13 are formed at the blow outlets 11 so as to adjust directions of the air blown from the blow outlets 11, respectively.
Meanwhile, an orifice 15 is installed between the heat exchanger 5 and turbofan 9, whereby an orifice hole is formed at a center of the orifice 15 so as to guide the air having passed the heat exchanger 5 to the turbofan 9.
Operation of the above-constituted indoor unit of the air conditioner accordingturbofan 9.
The air blown from the turbofan 9 is blown into the air-conditioned space through the blow outlets 11 formed at the upper, lower, left, and right sides of the casing 1.
In this case, the blow outlet vanes 13 of the blow outlets 11 become open so as to adjust the blow directions of the chilly air which is being blown, respectively.
Yet, the indoor unit of the air conditioner according to the related art has the following problems.
First of all, there are four blow outlets 11 formed at the upper, lower, left, and right sides of the casing 1 in the indoor unit according to the related art, whereby the chilly air is blown in four directions.
Yet, a relatively cold air becomes distributed at a lower side as


precariat.

Member of the Left Party's National Campaign Council for the 2012 Presidential Election, she coaches Jean-Luc Mélenchon for the occupation of the rating agency Moody's.

In 2012, she is a candidate in the legislative elections in the 10th constituency of Paris. For the 2014 municipal elections, she is candidate of the Left Party for the mayor of the 14th arrondissement of Paris.

In 2016, she takes part in Nuit debout. In 2017, she is a candidate in the legislative elections in the 10th constituency of Paris for La France insoumise. She is on the ballot in the first round with 14.62% of the vote, in 2nd position and she is beaten in the 2nd round with 39.89% of the votes.

During the 2019 European Parliament election, she is in third placeOn Joe Soares’ residency in Calgary Centre

Over at the CBC, Kady O’Malley notes that Calgary lawyer Rick Billington has joined the race for Conservative nominee in Calgary Centre, and floats some questions about another candidate, former prime ministerial advisor, Joe Soares.

Things seem to be heating up in the Joe Soares camp. O’Malley notes a statement from Soares wherein he attacks Joan Crockatt, who was one of the first to announce her intention to run for the Conservative slot.

Attempts on this end to get in touch with Soares for an interview are still coming up empty. I was told he will not be speaking to the press until after he wins the nomination (should that occur). His executive assistant, Milos Georgijev, wrote in an email that Soares’ “full focus”


by the weekend.

After four days, I called him. He was still looking for my car. Another call never came. That weekend, I went by his office. The car was at a dealership 40 minutes away. He said, "Why don't you go over and take it for a spin?" Features? It had a column shift, no lumbar seats and was a two-door, not four. So much for the Olds.

Told by a car-maven friend that the Pontiac Grand Prix was nearly identical to the Cutlass Supreme, I went to see one. As I entered the showroom, the salesmen jumped up and rushed toward the door. Although car sales were stagnant, I had not expected such a reception. Actually, the coffee wagon had arrived and they were heading for the doughnuts.its volume decreases (and vice-versa). This results in global eustatic sea level rise (fall) because the Earth is not expanding. Two main drivers of sea level variation over geologic time are then changes in the volume of continental ice on the land, and the changes over time in ocean basin average depth (basin volume) depending on its average age.

See also
Sea level
Sea-level curve
Sea level equation
Sea level rise

References

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to expedite its review of the route.

In a letter to Congress announcing the decision, Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Army Paul Cramer cited the president's memorandum, saying that "consistent with the direction" in the memo, his agency would "waive its policy to wait 14 days after Congressional notification before granting an easement."

He wrote that the Army would officially grant the easement as soon as Wednesday afternoon, at which point the company building the pipeline, Energy Transfer Partners, would be able to begin construction.

The letter noted that the nature of the project — which involves drilling a horizontal hole under a part of the Missouri River known as Lake Oahe for a 30-inch diameter pipe — does not require a separate construction license.

That gives opponents of the pipeline verya blood vessel to prevent restenosis of the diseased vessel. Stents may be useful in other body vessels such as the urological tract and bile duct. The temporary stent is defined in this invention as a stent that is expandable inside a vessel and retractable thereafter from the vessel of a patient.
Stents generally include an open flexible configuration. The stent configuration allows the stent to be configured in a radially compressed state for intraluminal catheter insertion to an appropriate site. Once properly positioned adjacent the damaged vessel, the stent is radially expanded so as to support and reinforce the vessel. Radial expansion of the stent may be accomplished by an inflatable balloon attached to a catheter or the stent may be of the self-expanding type that will radially


The past few years have been tough on biotech chief and "most hated man in America" Martin Shkreli after a 2017 fraud conviction landed him behind bars. Despite that sentence––and the hefty civil penalty that came with it––Shkreli isn't nearly out of the woods yet.

The Federal Trade Commission and New York attorney general filed a new lawsuit against Shkreli and Vyera Pharmaceuticals––formerly Turing––alleging a "comprehensive scheme" to stifle generic versions of its toxoplasmosis med Daraprim.

According to the lawsuit, Shkreli and Vyera put in place a "web of contractual restrictions" that stopped distributors from reselling Daraprim to generics makers to thwart the bioequivalance testing required by the FDA in developing copycat drugs.

The lawsuit presents a new challenge for Shkreli, who is serving out a five-year prison sentence as partof his 2017 federal fraud conviction.

In November, the U.S. Supreme Court denied hearing Shkreli's appeal to overturn that conviction as a result of his disastrous run as head of biotech Retrophin. Shkreli was also forced to forfeit $7.36 million.

With that final rebuff, Shkreli will likely see the inside of a jail cell for the next five years––a sentence that could grow longer after he was accused of running his business from behind bars.

In March, the Bureau of Prisons struck up an investigation into a Wall Street Journal report Shkreli was running his new biotech, Phoenixus AG, using a contraband cell phone.

A month later, the bureau announced it had moved Shkreli from the low-security prison in Fort Dix to the Metropolitan Detention Center in downtown Brooklyn, according to CNBC.


The outlet said Shkreli would remain at that facility until he's transferred to a federal prison in Allenwood, Pennsylvania.

Shkreli came to infamy in 2015 after Turing––where Shkreli also served as CEO––raised Daraprim's price overnight. Instead of apologizing, explaining or reversing the hike, Shkreli hit back at critics, quickly gaining fame as the “most hated” man in America.

Later, Retrophin investors accused him of inflating the company's stock price and enriching himself on the proceeds.in the largest cryptocurrency, which is still up about 1,500 percent for the year. The country is something of a bellwether for global demand, with South Koreans paying premiums about 20 percent over prevailing international rates as of Friday.


in homelessness among their male counterparts, according to Peter Dougherty, director of homeless veterans programs at the Department of Veterans Affairs.

Women returning from war have unique risk factors for homelessness, such as trauma from sexual assault while in the military and lower earning potential than men. According to the Vietnam Veterans of America:

Homeless women veterans present different needs with reference to privacy, gender-related care, treatment for physical and sexual trauma, and care for dependent children. Due to these compounding issues, very few programs are available to serve and appropriately meet the needs of this particular homeless population.

So as hundreds of thousands of veterans return from Iraq and Afghanistan, the Department of Veterans Affairs struggles to accommodate their most basic needs. And as the number of women serving inA brilliant late free-kick from the returning Neymar gave Brazil a 1-0 victory over Colombia in a bad-tempered World Cup rematch in Miami. Making his first start since suffering a fractured vertebra during the teams’ last encounter, which Brazil also won, Neymar curled a fine 25-yard effort into the top corner on 83 minutes. The strike gave new coach Dunga a deserved win to begin the rehabilitation process, following the nation’s World Cup heartache.

For the Colombians, who had Juan Cuadrado sent off for a second yellow card in one of the least friendly friendlies you’re likely to see, new Manchester United striker Radamel Falcao made a late cameo appearance and had a late header deflected over the bar. However, the winning goal was a just reward for the


new Brazil skipper Neymar, who once again endured plenty of torrid tackling from the Colombians. The man who ended his World Cup dream, Camilo Zuniga, showed little remorse for that high knee with a couple of scything early challenges in a fiery opening.

Zuniga was among those yellow carded in a first half that saw six players enter the book. Despite the frequent assaults Neymar looked the liveliest for the Brazilians, after being awarded the armband in favour of Thiago Silva and David Luiz. The former Chelsea man was one of only four starting survivors from the 7-1 semi-final humiliation at the hands of Germany.

After a scrappy opening, Diego Tardelli had a tap in ruled out for offside as the Brazilians’ powerful running from midfield caused problems. Oscar squandereda great chance after he was played in by Chelsea team-mate Willian, weakly side-footing wide on 33 minutes, while Neymar also dragged a shot wide from a promising position. At the other end, Colombia’s World Cup star James Rodriguez was a peripheral figure, with the best efforts coming from Zuniga, who blasted a right foot effort inches over the bar, and Cuadrado, who had a long-range effort well stopped by Jefferson in the Brazil goal.

Neymar had a great chance to break the deadlock within minutes of the restart but his shot was well saved. Seconds later he was once again hacked down and Cuadrado received his second yellow card. The striker, missing that shaggy blonde hair, probably should have raided the Miami Dolphins’ equipment store for some pads


before taking the field.

The Brazilians poured on the pressure following the dismissal and several promising openings were squandered. Dunga brought on Liverpool’s Philippe Coutinho for his first appearance since making his debut in 2011, before the star attraction Falcao finally entered the fray, replacing Rodriguez with 13 minutes left. The Colombian fans, whom far outnumbered the Brazilians in Latin-enthused South Florida, erupted. However, other than the late chance Falcao was barely involved, as Neymar’s effort stole the show.

On another note, the near-capacity crowd of 73,429, which is likely to eclipse the attendance for Sunday’s Miami Dolphins opener against the New England Patriots, was the largest ever at a football match in Florida. That’s good news for a certain David Beckham, with the former England captain still struggling toTex-Mex: Original Ninfa's on Navigation

Established in Mama Ninfa Laurenzo's home in 1973, this Houston favorite is the birthplace of fajitas and home to arguably the city's most beloved margarita. The restaurant earned 30 percent of the vote.

Bernie's now boasts three buses making from-scratch burgers and sinfully good hand-cut fries. And, better yet, chef/owner Justin Turner is planning to open the first of at least three brick-and-mortar stores next year. Bernie's earned 53 percent of the vote.

Part of the popular Creek group, this Shady Acres watering hole has a sprawling patio and a backyard. Among its features are scads of televisions, fire pits and a genuine "creek." The restaurant earned 31 percent of the vote.

Nearly done in five years ago by Hurricane Ike, this quirky, family-owned Seabrook restaurant reopened


the second electrode 25a of the storage capacitor through contact holes formed in the passivation layer 36.
Overlying the first substrate 21 is a second transparent substrate 21a. On the second substrate 21a, a black matrix (light shielding) layer 40 and a color filter layer 42 are formed on the second substrate 21a. A common electrode 44 is formed on an entire surface inclusive of the color filter layer 42 and the black matrix layer 40. A liquid crystal layer 100 is provided between the first substrate 21 and the second substrate 21a. However, a large step difference exists in the area of the substrate 21 where the storage capacitor Cs is formed. To compensate for an unbalance caused by the difference in height around the area of capacitor70 F.3d 596
In re GOVERNMENT-WIDE FURLOUGH ON MOTION.
Misc. No. 452.
United States Court of Appeals,Federal Circuit.
Nov. 15, 1995.

David M. Cohen, for U.S.
Before ARCHER, Chief Judge.ON MOTION

ORDER

1
The United States moves for a stay of its due dates for filing briefs in those cases where a party is represented by an attorney employed by the Department of Justice.  The United States moves for leave to file this blanket motion without serving the opposing parties.

2
The United States states that due to the government-wide furlough that commenced November 14, 1995, there are no public funds available to pay the expenses and salaries of Department of Justice attorneys and support staff to carry out their official functions.  Additionally, it states that these employees are statutorily prohibited from working on a voluntary basis.

3
Upon


jurisdiction pursuant to 28 U.S.C.

§§ 1291 and 2253, and we affirm.

      Under 28 U.S.C. § 2254, district courts have jurisdiction over habeas

petitions only if the petitioner is “‘in custody’ under the conviction or sentence

under attack at the time his petition is filed.” Maleng v. Cook, 490 U.S. 488,

490–91 (1989) (per curiam). It is undisputed that Manunga completed her

sentence for the challenged 2010 conviction by March 18, 2011. Thus, she was not

“in custody” under the 2010 conviction at the time she filed her 2014 petition.

      Manunga argues the district court had jurisdiction because when she filed

her petitions, she was on probation as part of her sentence under the 2012

conviction – a sentence, Manunga contends, that was enhanced by herthe kingdom of heaven is at hand, and the Son of
God bcometh upon the face of the earth.

10 And behold, he shall be aborn of Mary, at bJerusalem which is the cland of our forefathers, she being a dvirgin, a precious and chosen vessel, who shall be overshadowed and econceive by the power of the Holy Ghost, and bring forth a son, yea, even the Son of God.

11 And he shall go forth, suffering pains and aafflictions and btemptations of every kind; and this that the word might be fulfilled which saith he will ctake upon him the pains and the sicknesses of his people.

12 And he will take upon him adeath, that he may bloose
the bands of death which bind his people; and he will take upon


"A Pond Farewell"

The Doctor, Amy and Rory after a moment or two of deciding, choose to take a vacation from dangerous traveling. The Doctor remarks to the TARDIS Console to not take them anywhere with anything sharp, pointy, big and growly or, well, evil for once. He flicks the lever and the TARDIS starts up and they end up in Manhattan, 2012. Deciding to simply take in the sights they leave the TARDIS behind in a cloaked state (similar to it doing so in "The Impossible Astronaut"). They then take a taxi to see a Broadway play Amy has heard things about growing up and has pestered Rory to take her to it numerous times. The Doctor and Rory give in, the Doctor with a "love a play"Amy and Rory are nabbed from behind as he escapes and when he turns back they're gone.

The Doctor rushes to the TARDIS and scans New York City in it's entirety trying to find Amy and Rory to no avail. He then realizes the title of the play translated means "Angel's Revenge" and remembers the Statue Of Liberty. He starts the TARDIS and flies to the Statue.

Meanwhile inside, Amy awakes inside a glass container rigged to a simple looking black tube inside a large empty circular room. A single light illuminates the area around her and she tries to bang it but nothing happens. Another light flickers to show a monitor set on another identical room, but with Rory in a container of his own. She yells for him


and he awakes in a similar fright and shouts for her in response. Suddenly an Angel flickers onto Amy's monitor behind Rory's container, but Rory is unaware. Rory turns and nothing is there as it reappears inside Amy's room. She asks what it wants to no response. She asks why imprison them and not kill them. It responds with a low toned female's voice, "he must suffer with another choice."

The TARDIS lands inside the head of the Statue and the Doctor pops out. Nobody greets him to his bewilderment until finally the lights flicker and he turns to see two Angels in front of his TARDIS. He says he's installed more security in the TARDIS since their previous encounter and that they can't simply "have the box" anymoreto use. One responds with the same female voice as before, "it is not the box we seek. It is the choice." The Doctor turns as the Angel points behind him to the Angel who was in Amy's room. It's cracked down the side of it's head and an arm is missing. The Doctor makes a snarky remark about giving it a hand for capturing his friends and mimes applause with one hand. The Angel demands "the choice". The Doctor is confused. The Angels behind him suddenly appear at his sides but he reacts quickly and flees the room as they echo, "the choice" behind him. He then slowly progresses down the Statue avoiding detection of a few more Angels before ending up in a room with two


but it would take at least twenty minutes... the engine will start turn on and we'll lose you within seconds."

Amy realizes her situation and says for The Doctor to free Rory and turn the machine on. Rory refuses but Amy demands he go and take care of River. River can't lose both of her parents. Rory says she has the Doctor to look after her but Amy says River needs a father, not a man she rarely ever sees. She tells Rory to leave and The Doctor to start. The Doctor hesitates and Rory pouts before lowering his head. The Doctor lifts his sonic and frees Rory, he rushes to the monitor to see the machine on Amy's end beginning to turn on. She stares at her monitorbig blue house begins to clutch his head as all the memories of Amy begin to slip away. He struggles to hang on but is unable to as every last one just disappears. He falls to his knees looking at his house and smiles, "I won't forget you." The Doctor closes his TARDIS door as Rory stands back up shaking his head remarking and wonders why he is out in the cold for with such a pounding noise in his head and walks back home. The Doctor inside the TARDIS breaks down after holding himself together as the TARDIS starts up, he narrates in his head that the voice the Angels were using the entire time was Amy's to communicate to him... they were laughing at him the


entire time while he suffered in confusion.

In the end, Rory is upstairs in his bedroom and all of his pictures are now just of him. He grabs one and looks closely at it but can't seem to see anything else. He hears the TARDIS noise from outside and a quick flash to inside his containment room hits him with Amy's whisper, "look in the drawer." Rory sets the picture down and pulls open each drawer but finds nothing. He then looks beside his bed and sees a small blue box with drawers on it. He pulls each one open until finally he slides the top one open. He reaches in and pulls something out, shining gold in his hand. Another flash hits him of Rory falling and thenlanding in his parents' swimming pool in the backyard. Another of his father pulling him out. Another of him laughing as a small child before falling unconscious and a burst of yellowish orange energy flows out of his mouth and into his parents'...

The closing moment is one last flash of the next day at the school bus stop with young Rory meeting young Amy for the first time. Rory greets her and asks if he can trust her. Amy nods and Rory hands her something saying "no matter what... don't lose it. I may need it again someday." Amy looks down and she's holding a FOB Watch.

The Master's laugh echoes through Rory's head in his bedroom as it opens.


quantities activating the death penalty

Death penalty only imposed when trafficking is committed “with aim of funding or abetting activities using force or violence aimed at overthrowing the State or terrorist acts where casualties resulted”

JORDAN 12

Is it mandatory? YES

Production: ◻

Possession: ◻

Trafficking: ✓

Storing: ◻

Aiding/Abetting: ◻

Involving minors in drug crimes: ◻

Other drug offences:

Minimum quantities activating the death penalty

Substances and quantities not available.

Death penalty only imposed if:

Offender participated in an international drug trafficking gang

Crime was committed in conjunction with other international crimes (such as arm smuggling or money counterfeiting)

KUWAIT 13

Is it mandatory? YES

Production: ◻

Possession: ◻

Trafficking: ✓

Storing: ◻

Aiding/Abetting: ◻

Financing drug crimes: ◻

Involving minors in drug crimes: ✓

Other drug offences:

Minimum quantities activating the death penalty

Substances and quantities not available.

LAO PDR 14

Is it mandatory? YES

Production: ✓

Possession: ✓

Trafficking: ✓

Storing: ◻

Aiding/Abetting: ◻

Financing drug crimes: ◻

Involving minors inbut the two-mile distance is perfect for testing the waters.

Also, pick a flat course and shoot for a day that's likely to feature pleasant weather conditions—particularly low heat and humidity. Convince a training partner to do the race with you for support and to share the experience. Women may want to try one of the growing numbers of women's-only races such as the "Race for the Cure" series that promotes breast cancer awareness.

## THE NEXT LEVEL: RACING

The late running philosopher George Sheehan, M. D., once noted that the only difference between a jogger and a runner is an entry blank. There's much truth to that statement. Most local races contain a number of runners who are lined up primarily to finish the course, even if just slightly faster


regulation (information you can find in the literature that comes with the medication or get from a pharmacist)?

## DRESSING TO STAY SAFE UNDER THE SUN

**Shirt:** Wear a loose-fitting, long-sleeve running top that is light in color (to reflect the sun) and made of a wicking technical fiber. Flowing, longer shirts can keep you feeling cooler than tanks because they offer more protection from the sun's heat.

**Shorts:** Opt for longer, loose-fitting running shorts, which will protect more of your legs from the sun and offer more ventilation to keep you cooler. Shorts should be light in color and made of a lightweight technical fiber. But choose apparel without significant mesh panels, since mesh offers minimal sun protection.

**Hat:** Choose a hat with a substantial brim and made of technical fibersat target race pace in a series of intervals. For example, if your goal is to run a 10-K at a six-minute-per-mile pace, break the distance into six one-mile efforts at six-minute pace separated by three minutes of easy jogging, or 12 half-mile (800-meter) repeats at race pace with 90 seconds of jogging in between. To begin, try running repeats equaling up to half the distance of your goal race. Then add more each week until you reach the whole distance. If you can't maintain the same pace for each repeat, you're building too fast. For longer goals, such as a half-marathon or marathon, practice race pace in one-or two-mile segments as part of longer runs.

**Pick-me-up pick-ups:** Once a week, during an easy run, throw in four to


you're running for less than an hour, don't sweat it. "Your body has plenty of stored glycogen for up to an hour of exercise," says Liz Applegate, Ph.D., nutrition editor for Runner's World magazine. For runs over an hour, fuel up according to your body weight. Two hours before, eat one gram of carbohydrate for every pound. An hour before, top off with another half gram of carbs per pound (for the average runner, that's an energy bar).

**Munch on the run:** During runs over an hour, eat 100 calories of carbs every 30 minutes from the beginning to maintain your energy levels.

**Refuel posthaste:** The one-hour period immediately following exercise is when your body is most receptive to refueling, and meals with a four-to-one carbs-to-protein ratio are best forto adjust my pace to the conditions."

**10. Run at an even pace.** This is possibly the oldest and most important of marathon strategies. "Both the laboratory data and experiences of countless marathoners show that even-pace running is the optimal approach," says Pate. "In my best marathons, I almost felt that I was running too slowly the first five to 10 miles." Exercise physiologist Phil Sparling, Ph.D., concurs. "You have to run so slow that it feels like you're holding yourself back," says Sparling. "Later it feels so good when you're going strong and passing people."

**11. Fix it sooner, not later.** You might notice that your shoelace is beginning to come untied. Or you're starting to chafe in that one particular spot. Or a pebble has taken up residence


back to sleep", me fadder. She also at night is going behind my desk scratching the floor and there is nothing there. And he chooses to eat in the middle of the night!. Senior cats are prone to arthritis, hypertension, hyperthyroidism. My dog was spayed on Monday and today (WED) was the first day she was acting like her old self, she has had a few potty accidents in the house but I’m not real concerned with that yet, trying to keep her calm is a real problem as she is an Australian Cattle dog, my vet put in extra stitches just because of her breed and the next 10 days. Getting your puppy to sleep through the night takes a bit more than tucking him in. Catsup too early. Namely, every morning, without fail, Lacey the foxhound rescue MUST get up at 3am. Hitting the sauce wreaks havoc on your sleep. According to The NewYorker. I also bought it to keep my little dog out the litter tray, but she has figured how to squeeze through, but she is a tiny teacup breed. People would sleep for the first part of the night, wake up in the early morning for a couple of hours, and then fall back asleep until it was time to start. While you may sometimes feel your dog rules the roost, you are actually the one in charge. There are worse ways to be woken up in the middle of the night than a cold, wet dog nose — however,


the morning for any number of reasons. After just waking up in the middle of the night and realizing that I will spend hours before I fall asleep again, I’m now sitting at my desk, starring at the laptop screen, writing this post. My dog was spayed on Monday and today (WED) was the first day she was acting like her old self, she has had a few potty accidents in the house but I’m not real concerned with that yet, trying to keep her calm is a real problem as she is an Australian Cattle dog, my vet put in extra stitches just because of her breed and the next 10 days. Many hunters have tried to say they can tell the sex of the deer fromNew Delhi: Please have a look at the sequence.

May 20, 2019: The All India Football Federation’s (AIFF) emergency committee meets in the capital at the residence of its president Praful Patel. A decision is taken to open bid for induction of at least one new I-League.

May 26, 2019: National coach Igor Stimac says I-League has the tradition that money cannot buy.

June 15, 2019: The AIFF’s disciplinary committee meets in Kolkata. It decides to slap a fine of Rs. 27.5 lakh each on six I-League clubs for not participating in Super Cup. This is over and above the heavy fine imposed earlier for the same reason.

June 15, 2019: Mumbai based U-Mumba club announce they are suspending their trials to recruit footballers on the advice of AIFF. The outfit were


Key West Medical Malpractice

Medical malpractice is professional negligence by act or omission by a health care provider in which the medical care provided deviates from accepted standards of practice in the medical community and causes injury to the patient. Medical professionals such as doctors, nurses, dentists, dental office staff, pathologists, neurologists, oncologists, cardiologists, toxicologists, pharmacologists, medical or pharmacy technicians, nursing home staff, hospital workers and their places of business are required to maintain professional liability insurance to offset the risk and costs of lawsuits based on medical malpractice.

Medical malpractice is difficult to prove. A Key West medical malpractice attorney must establish four crucial elements of negligence for a successful medical malpractice claim. First, there must be a legal duty of care, which exists whenever a hospital or healthYoshida-Kōriyama Castle

was initially a small 14th century castle, later expanded to a large castle in the 16th century, located in Akitakata, Hiroshima, Japan.

History

This castle was constructed by Mōri Motonari, a famous daimyō, in the 16th century.  The Mori Clan originally came to the Yoshida area from Sagami Province (now Kanagawa Prefecture) in 1336. Having survived the war during the Nanboku-chō period (14th century), they continued to expand their territories.

For much of the early period, the castle was small, and the Mori clan found themselves vulnerable, wedged between the Ouchi Clan (of Suo Province) and the Amago clan (Izumo Province). However, in the 16th century, Mōri Motonari defeated initially the Amako Clan, with the help of the Ouchi Clan, and then defeated the Ouchi Clan after they


the mold cavity. Once in the mold cavity, the polymerization reaction completes itself and the finished article is formed. For polyurethanes, the pressure in the mold itself reaches about 100 to about 250 psi.
RIM molds, like many molds, comprise at least two segments which, in a mold-closed position, come together to define a mold cavity therebetween and into which the reactants are injected. In a mold-open position, the mold permits removal or ejection of the molded article from the mold cavity. The mold segments each have a face thereon confronting the other mold segment. The faces have complementary shapes and come together, in a mold-closed position, along a surface known as a parting line. One edge of the parting line is exposed to the mold cavity. In thecourse of making the mold, the mating faces of the mold segments are "spotted in" at the mold's operating temperature which involves finishing the complimentary faces such that there is a mating fit therebetween. Unfortunately, the "spotting in" process is not perfect, especially when forming molds have complex shaped mating faces. As a result, there is usually some degree of mismatch between the faces. This mismatching of the mold segments in turn results in the formation of small gaps between the mating faces at the parting line, and particularly at the edge of the parting line which is exposed to the mold cavity. When such gaps occur at the edge of the parting line, the liquid mixture injected into the mold cavity can invade the parting line at


the bombing of today, and the by standing of the West.

I put out of this category some Irish supporters of the cause, and some British who organize vigils in their own towns in solidarity.

All the Resolutions of the UN , the Declaration of Human Rights , and the Geneva Conventions have been violated by Assad.

Since 2011, the Syrian Network for Human Rights documents all the casualties made by the Regime.RUSSELL and WILKINS, Circuit Judges, and HAYNSWORTH, Senior Circuit Judge.
HAYNSWORTH, Senior Circuit Judge:

1
Invoking the free exercise clause of the First Amendment, the members of the Shiloh True Light Church of Christ, a separatist religious sect, and associated employers of their children claimed an exemption from the child labor laws in connection with the employment of children as young as nine and ten years old in a church devised apprentice training program.  The question arose in a proceeding brought by the Secretary of Labor against a woodworking enterprise and a large masonry contractor, each of whom employed children under arrangements with the church.  The district court upheld application of the statutory bans against child labor and the wage-hour provisions of federal law.  The defendants have now


conceded that the wage-hour provisions were properly applied by the court and that overtime and minimum wages were due, but they contend on appeal that the minimum age requirements could not be constitutionally applied to the employment of these children.

I.

2
In the late nineteenth century, one Cunningham Boyle established a following that became a separatist religious sect.  Members of the sect are now concentrated in the Shiloh True Light Church of Christ near Charlotte, North Carolina.  Many of those members come from rural backgrounds with a minimum of formal education.  They believe that they are constitutionally entitled to rear their children in relative freedom from worldly influences and in accordance with the parents' understanding of scriptural teaching.

3
About 1971, members of the church removed their children fromthe public schools.  Since then the children of the church members have been taught at home by their parents.  They believe that parental instruction is efficient and that half a day is quite sufficient for the teaching of the day's lessons.  That left a full half day for other pursuits.

4
Many members of the church had supplemented their limited formal education through the service of apprenticeships.  A program of vocational training was thought to insulate the children from idleness, to teach them marketable skills, to provide them with savings for the later launching of their own careers and to inculcate in them a scripturally mandated work ethic.  Through employment by church members having the same religious motivation as the parents, a vocational training program


uses several varieties of power saws, and it employs forklift trucks in the handling of materials.  Its controlling officers are members of the church.  Children employed under the auspices of the church's vocational training program operate the power equipment.

7
McGee Brothers, with several hundred employees, is a large masonry contractor.  The children employed by it are engaged in laying brick and cinderblock.  They transport material and mix mortar.  They sometimes work on scaffolds and, when chimneys are being constructed, on rooftops.

8
Four of the five owners of McGee Brothers are members of the church.

9
With each of these employers, some of the jobs are classified by the regulations as hazardous and not to be performed by any one under the age of eighteen.  Of course,rights.

12
In Alamo it appeared that a concededly eleemosynary enterprise derived much of its income from commercial activities.  One of the principal purposes of the foundation was the rehabilitation of drug addicts, and it operated its commercial enterprises through former drug addicts.  Those former addicts were called "associates", not "employees."    The "associates" were not paid cash wages, but they received food, lodging and other necessities.  The "associates" claimed to be working entirely as volunteers, and they disclaimed any interest in wages, although it appeared that many of them were dependent upon the Foundation for the provision of the necessities of life.

13
Notwithstanding the close association between the work and the commendable eleemosynary purposes of the Foundation, the Supreme Court held that the provisions of


church members from arranging for some instruction of their children in vocational pursuits.

15
When the means adopted to serve that end consist of employing children in commercial enterprises that compete with other enterprises fully subject to the labor laws, however, the religious beliefs of the church members cannot immunize the employers from enforcement of the federal statutes.  From the history of the industrial revolution in England and in this country, it is apparent that the United States has a substantial interest in regulating child labor, even to the point of prohibition.  See Prince v. Massachusetts, 321 U.S. 158, 168, 64 S.Ct. 438, 443, 88 L.Ed. 645 (1944) (child employment particularly appropriate area for state to exercise broad authority).  The sectarian purposes of the church members maybe served by other means, but their service cannot be sought by putting children to productive work at power saw tables and on brick masons' scaffolding, in violation of the nation's labor laws.  Were we confronted merely with violations involving older children or merely with excess hours in non-hazardous environments, this might have been a different case.  In the case before us, however, the interest of the United States in prohibiting the employment of children in industrial environments must prevail.

16
Additionally, we may not ignore the interest of competing employers who comply with the relevant labor laws and feel the need to be free from competition with employers who do not comply.

17
It is no answer to this concern that the church members now concede that minimum wages


service in 2003-4 when he was in the State Department under George W. Bush to lay the groundwork for such a conflict. Today, right-wing Israelis are certainly cheering his appointment. Naftali Bennett, a member of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s security cabinet, has already praised the move, calling Bolton "an extraordinary security expert, experienced diplomat and a stalwart friend of Israel".

War is likely to start in the Middle East as Iran, Lebanon and Syria are relatively soft targets with only limited capability to strike back. As neocon pundit Michael Ledeen put it, “Every ten years or so, the United States needs to pick up some small crappy little country and throw it against the wall, just to show the world we mean business.” There have been numerous indications thatIsrael is preparing for war. Its planning clearly includes deliberately involving the United States in the conflict, making turning American soldiers into de facto hostages, with U.S. casualties guaranteeing Washington’s direct and immediate involvement in the fighting.

Largely unknown to the American public, the United States has just completed the largest ever joint military exercises with Israel even though it has no defense agreement or treaty with Tel Aviv. That is, in part, because military alliances are dependent on an attack on one partner mandating support from all parties to the agreement. Israel has balked at such an arrangement because it cannot define its own borders, which are constantly expanding.

The recent maneuvers featured scenarios in which U.S. troops fought Syrians, Lebanese and Palestinians in a mock-up Arab village to


Ohio Schools Get Nearly $38 Million From Casinos

The state says Ohio schools are getting nearly $38 million in the first chunk of casino-tax revenue.

This is the first distribution to schools since casinos opened last year. The money is distributed on a per-pupil basis twice per year to more than 1,000 school districts and charter schools across Ohio. It works out to $20.93 for each of the roughly 1.8 million students.

The breakdown was announced Tuesday but the Ohio Department of Taxation. Schools receive 34 percent of the revenue, with 51 percent going to county government.

The money comes from taxes levied on the three operating casinos in the state, in Cleveland, Columbus and Toledo. The fourth casino, in Cincinnati, will open in March.from the judgment and sellers have cross-appealed from the trial court's ruling on attorney's fees.
I. FACTS
In 1982, buyers entered into an agreement to purchase sellers' residence for $72,000. The agreement was entered after buyers made several visits to the home. The purchase agreement provided that sellers were to pay for and place in escrow a termite inspection report stating that the property was free from evidence of termite infestation. Escrow was scheduled to close two months later.
One of the central features of the house is a parquet teak floor covering the sunken living room, the dining room, the entryway and portions of the halls. On a subsequent visit to the house, and when sellers were present, buyers noticed a small "ripple" in the wood floor on the step


leading up to the dining room from the sunken living room. Mr. Hill asked if the ripple could be termite damage. Mrs. Jones answered that it was water damage. A few years previously, a broken water heater in the house had in fact caused water damage in the area of the dining room and steps which necessitated that some repairs be made to the floor. No further discussion on the subject, however, took place between the parties at that time or afterwards.
Mr. Hill, through his job as maintenance supervisor at a school district, had seen similar "ripples" in wood which had turned out to be termite damage. Mr. Hill was not totally satisfied with Mrs. Jones's explanation, but he felt that the termite inspection report would reveal whetherthe ripple was due to termites or some other cause.
The termite inspection report stated that there was no visible evidence of infestation. The report failed to note the existence of physical damage or evidence of previous treatment. The realtor notified the parties that the property had passed the termite inspection. Apparently, neither party actually saw the report prior to close of escrow.
After moving into the house, buyers found a pamphlet left in one of the drawers entitled "Termites, the Silent Saboteurs." They learned from a neighbor that the house had some termite infestation in the past. Shortly after the close of escrow, Mrs. Hill noticed that the wood on the steps leading down to the sunken living room was crumbling. She called an exterminator who confirmed the existence


of termite damage to the floor and steps and to wood columns in the house. The estimated cost of repairing the wood floor alone was approximately $5,000.
Through discovery after their lawsuit was filed, buyers learned the following. When sellers purchased the residence in 1974, they received two termite guarantees that had been given to the previous owner by Truly Nolen, as well as a diagram showing termite treatment at the residence that had taken place in 1963. The guarantees provided for semi-annual inspections and annual termite booster treatments. The accompanying diagram stated that the existing damage had not been repaired. The second guarantee, dated 1965, reinstated the earlier contract for inspection and treatment. Mr. Jones admitted that he read the guarantees when he received them. Sellers renewed theguarantees when they purchased the residence in 1974. They also paid the annual fee each year until they sold the home.
On two occasions during sellers' ownership of the house but while they were at their other residence in Minnesota, a neighbor noticed "streamers" evidencing live termites in the wood tile floor near the entryway. On both occasions, Truly Nolen gave a booster treatment for termites. On the *83 second incident, Truly Nolen drilled through one of the wood tiles to treat for termites. The neighbor showed Mr. Jones the area where the damage and treatment had occurred. Sellers had also seen termites on the back fence and had replaced and treated portions of the fence.
Sellers did not mention any of this information to buyers prior to close of


escrow. They did not mention the past termite infestation and treatment to the realtor or to the termite inspector. There was evidence of holes on the patio that had been drilled years previously to treat for termites. The inspector returned to the residence to determine why he had not found evidence of prior treatment and termite damage. He indicated that he had not seen the holes in the patio because of boxes stacked there. It is unclear whether the boxes had been placed there by buyers or sellers. He had not found the damage inside the house because a large plant, which buyers had purchased from sellers, covered the area. After investigating the second time, the inspector found the damage and evidence of past treatment. He acknowledged thatplant to abort fetuses in a moment when many pregnancies were the result of rape by slave owners, and colonial women used “the savin from the juniper bush, pennyroyal, tansy, ergot, and seneca snakeroot to abort pregnancies.” Until the early 1800s, abortion was legal through common law before “quickening,” when the baby’s first detectable motion in the womb indicated it was alive (approximately the fourth month). After quickening, inducing a miscarriage was a common law misdemeanor.

In 1821, however, Connecticut passed the country’s first abortion restriction to make using “poison” after quickening a crime punishable by life in prison. (The sentence would later be reduced to 10 years.) Several states followed suit and by the end of the 19th century, every state except Kentucky – which waited until 1910


– had passed anti-abortion legislation. The American Medical Association, which formed in 1857 and immediately set out to make all abortion illegal, provided legitimacy to the incremental infringement on bodily autonomy.

Then, the politician and “morality” advocate Anthony Comstock began his crusade against birth control, sex workers and eventually abortion. In 1873, the “Comstock Law” outlawed contraception and abortion with limited exceptions for health. With the passage of this law, women lost what had been their common law right.

“Anthony Comstock was the main anti-choice person who, in the late 1800s, starting burning books and made it illegal for anything to be sent through the mail having to do with sexuality,” Ault said. “He later jailed Margaret Sanger [for defying the contraception prohibition] and was on her case until hedied.”

By the late 1920s, some 15,000 women a year died from abortions because safe, legal procedures were nearly impossible for most to obtain. According to 4000 Years for Choice, dangerous self-induction methods included using knitting needles, crochet hooks, hairpins, scissors and buttonhooks. With the death toll rising, physicians in the 1930s began providing abortion care through underground clinics and in subsequent decades individuals and doctors banded together to work around and protest the prohibition.

According to David Grimes, former chief of the Abortion Surveillance Branch at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, in the 1950s, approximately 200,000 to 1.2 million illegal, unsafe abortions were performed per year.

The horror stories of the pre-Roe back-alley days are well documented. Brave people have increasingly been telling their stories as they’ve watched


loaded with former teammates, can give the city something really worth commemorating.

As far as Linden is concerned, it's time to relegate the Canucks' 1994 run, which ended with a Game 7 loss to the Rangers, to the second-most memorable moment of the franchise's 40-year history.

These current Canucks, he said, are capable of setting a better benchmark.

"This team I believe is going to win and they will be celebrated for all the right reasons," Linden told The Associated Press on Wednesday, a day after the Canucks clinched a finals berth with a 3-2 double-overtime win against the San Jose Sharks.

"And that's winning. After 17 years, to be honest it isn't a topic I was particularly comfortable talking about, the '94 team. We didn't win, right?

"Hopefully they take it onestep further."

Being four wins short of a Stanley Cup certainly didn't mute the celebrations in Vancouver late Tuesday night. Thousands of fans streamed into a downtown strip for an impromptu street party while a few blocks away blue and green confetti was still falling onto Canucks players celebrating a dramatic win that gave them a chance to play for the Stanley Cup for just the third time in 40 years.


Southern California -- this just in

L.A. County supervisors violated open meeting law, D.A. finds

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Los Angeles County supervisors violated the law last fall by holding a closed-door meeting with Gov. Jerry Brown to discuss a plan to shift nonviolent state prisoners to county jail and supervision after release, according to the county district attorney's office.

Attorneys for the Board of Supervisors had claimed the secret meeting was necessary because the state's so-called "realignment" plan constituted a potential threat to public services. But in a letter dated Jan. 24, Jennifer Lentz Snyder, assistant head deputy district attorney, said the meeting should have been held in open because the information discussed did not pose a specific enough public threat.

"The closed session was simply not permissible under the law,"that delayed their joint press conference on the afternoon of Wednesday, October 29.

A day after Hunt and Palmer shook hands, the government brought the relevant legislation, known as the Carbon Farming Initiative Bill 2014, on for a vote in the upper house. The government was using the carbon farming legislation to establish the emissions reduction fund, which underpins its climate policy.

The debate started at 6pm and was scheduled to continue until the final vote.

The Nationals senators were not impressed. They had been given only a few hours to assess the detailed amendments hammered out between the government, the PUP and independent senator Nick Xenophon.

“To lob something like that on us without us being involved in it was a problem,” says Nationals senator Matthew Canavan.

“Carbon farming is very sensitive,


then senate leader, Barnaby Joyce, now agriculture minister in the Abbott government, said: “Unless humankind is going to evolve into a higher form of termite, there is no point in carbon sinks legislation taking out of production prime agricultural land.”

Given this history, the potential for a flare-up on the issue should have been obvious. Yet it blindsided the Liberals on October 30, threatening to kill off the bill and humiliate Prime Minister Tony Abbott.

Throughout the day on Thursday, there was to-ing and fro-ing behind the scenes between the Nationals and Hunt, as well as Liberal senator Simon Birmingham, who is parliamentary secretary for the environment. The revolt was being led by the Nationals senators, rather than Truss. Canavan and fellow Queensland senator Barry O’Sullivan are believed to haveedition of the autobiography of John McEwen, the legendary figure who led the Nationals’ predecessor, the Country Party, from 1958 to 1971.

His memoir, which was first published after his death in 1980, contains insights that remain relevant today. A young Clive Palmer was still at school when McEwen was one of the most influential ministers in the Menzies government, and briefly prime minister after Harold Holt disappeared.

Years later, Palmer would become a Nationals spokesman in Queensland and then the state party’s biggest donor, before severing ties and setting up a rival political movement.

Yet McEwen might as well have been gazing into a crystal ball and seeing Palmer on the horizon when he speculated about the emergence of a radical party that could cause grief for the Liberals.

“I am


Cannes loves its controversy, whether it’s about Woody Allen or high heels on the red carpet. This year the controverse du festival kicked off early, when two Netflix films were selected to play in competition, and then met resistance from French theater owners since the films aren’t slated for theatrical release in France. The festival announced a new policy (beginning in 2018) in response, Netflix CEO Reed Hastings voiced his disapproval, and at the opening press conference on Wednesday, Will Smith feuded with Pedro Almodóvar over it.

It stayed quiet until Friday morning, when the first of the two Netflix films, Bong Joon Ho’s Okja, played at the Grand Théâtre Lumière for critics in advance of its evening premiere. There was no surprise (and a lot of laughter) whenpeople booed at the appearance of the Netflix logo before the film. It would have been more surprising if nobody made a sound.

But as the film continued, the noise went on, particularly from the theater’s upper mezzanine. (I was on the orchestra level.) For the first seven minutes of the film — as Tilda Swinton, in a blond blunt-cut wig and braces, introduces herself as the new CEO of pharmachemical giant the Mirando Corporation — the noise grew louder and louder, with loud rhythmic clapping from both levels of the theater. We were all catching on to what was going on.

It wasn’t anti-Netflix protests: The theater was just projecting the film wrongly, with the top of the screen masked so that it cut off Swinton’s head at one


Okja, has been living a happy life with the farming family who raised her in the mountains of Korea. Her favorite person in the world is Mija (Ahn Seo Hyun), an orphan living with her grandfather (Byun Hee-bong). Mija was only 4 when Okja joined the family, and the pair grew up together frolicking in the woods, each the other’s caretaker.

But now, the time for the competition has come. The Mirando representatives arrive on the mountain, where Dr. Johnny proclaims Okja the best of the superpigs. As preparations are made to take Okja to the unveiling in New York City, Mija becomes determined to keep that from happening.

The story unfolds from there, combining madcap chase scenes and wry (but savage) corporate satire with touches borrowed from torture horrorCfP: Jews and Gentiles in East-Central Europe in the Twentieth Century

Jews and Gentiles in East-Central Europe in the Twentieth Century

The deadline for submission is October 15, 2013

Faculty of Social Sciences, Charles University in Prague, will hold an international cross-disciplinary workshop and a conference on Jews and Gentiles in East-Central Europe in the Twentieth Century on May 26–30, 2014 and on May 31 – June 1, 2014 respectively. Submissions are welcome.

Applications are invited to a five-day research workshop and a two-day international conference on Jewish-Gentile relations in specific local contexts of former Czechoslovakia, Poland and Hungary during and after World War II (1939–1989). Both events will be held at the Faculty of Social Sciences, Charles University in Prague. Scholars and graduate students from various disciplines – including but not


season, late season.”

And Compton is an authority on the canon of world beaters. Eleven years ago, when Sanne Cant was 16, Katie Compton won her first silver medal at UCI World Cyclocross Championships at Hooglede-Gits, Belgium.

Since that day in 2007, where she tangled with two Frenchwomen and ended up second — barely — to Maryline Salvetat, Compton collected three other medals, facing stars such as Marianne Vos and Hanka Kupfernagel along the way.

However, Compton’s history with worlds is just as much about bad luck and health issues as it is near misses on the medal stand.

A year after her breakthrough worlds ride, Compton withdrew from the 2008 championships in Treviso, Italy with debilitating, cramp-like leg pains. The same mysterious ailment forced her to abandon 2010 worlds after onelap in Tabor, Czech Republic.

Her worlds misfortunes haven’t been limited to health struggles, which also included hypothyroidism and asthma. In 2014, she looked like an outright favorite, coming off her second consecutive World Cup series win, and a silver medal at Louisville Worlds. Early on, Compton tangled with Pavla Havlikova and never saw the front of the race.

Although Compton’s 2017-2018 season was one of her best, the final World Cup in Hoogerheide, less than a week before worlds, raised concerns.

Compton started slowly as she often does — a characteristic that has given her trouble at many big races. Then she flatted. But worse still, she had an asthma attack, plummeting from fifth at one point to 22nd.

“I was frustrated with myself for a couple days but then I


Brace yourselves. A soccer whirlwind could be about to hit New York City.

Rumors surrounding the possible ownership group of MLS’ 20th franchise have been circling all weekend, after MLS Commissioner Don Garber spoke recently of his hopes to have an announcement in “the next 4-6 weeks” on an expansion franchise in Queens, NYC.

Reports across various outlets overnight have the member of the Abu Dhabi royal family stumping up the cash for an expansion franchise, and reveals his plans to spend plenty more as he aims for a new franchise named “New York City” to match the success of his EPL side.

But if the wealth of Abu Dhabi does land in Queens — Flushing Meadows Park to be exact, as plans are “hopefully getting close“ according to New YorkCity News

Arcadia Named Most Business Friendly City by Los Angeles County Economic Development Corporation

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The City of Arcadia was announced as the 2017 Eddy Award winner for the Most Business-Friendly City by the Los Angeles County Economic Development Corporation (LAEDC) for cities with a population under 68,000 at its annual awards gala on Thursday, November 9, 2017. This is the first time that the City of Arcadia has won this prestigious award.

Finalists for the Eddy Award are selected by a blue ribbon panel that evaluates and recognizes Los Angeles County cities that are doing the most to encourage job creation and facilitate the ease of doing business within their communities. “This is a tremendous honor for the City of Arcadia,” said Mayor Peter Amundson. “Let it


they received roughly 100 submissions. The issue features 18 literary and art pieces by 13 authors and artists from California to Kuwait.

"It's not just text," Pujos said. "It's art, too. There's a little bit of everything - all different genres, but the works are all punchy."

Calabretta agreed and added, "The pieces are all polished but at the same time sharp, distinctive and pretty evocative."

Two hundred copies of the first edition were printed and sent to creative writing programs across the country to encourage submissions for the next issue.

"We don't want the journal to be affiliated with a particular university, class or artist," Calabretta said.

Another part of Pujos and Calabretta's goal is to build an emerging writers' community. Having their writers spread out across the world presents a challenge,This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated.

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MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A list of possible alternative sites for the 2020 Beale Street Music Festival were released Friday, and Memphis in May organizers aren’t pleased with the prospects of those sites.

The proposed redesign of Tom Lee Park, the usual host of the festival, is set to begin this summer and last until the end of 2020, which is why looking into an alternative site was needed.

The Downtown Memphis Commission selected six sites downtown or close to it that have the capacity to host the festival. Memphis in May officials don’t like the sites.

The sites (also


more serious than that. He was actually losing vision (in) his eye," Grubb told MRN.com and NASCAR.com after Sunday's race.

Before Hamlin was released from the hospital, Grubb told the outlets:

"The last I'd heard, his vision was getting worse and the pain was getting worse. It got to where he couldn't see and was having trouble with the vision in his left eye because of the pressure and everything that was going on. At that point, NASCAR did some testing and he could not follow the finger going by his eyes as he should have been.

"They weren't going to let him go."

According to the Associated Press, Hamlin wore dark sunglasses in the indoor driver meeting two hours before the race.

"He held his head and said his head was hurtingso bad. He was having trouble seeing," Grubb said. "You could tell the worry in his face, he was really upset."

This is the second year in a row Hamlin has had to make a trip to the hospital in Southern California. Last year, he required hospitalization after breaking his back in a last-lap crash with Joey Logano.

Hamlin tweeted: "So disappointed that I can't compete today. Sorry to all my fans. Thought we had a car that could win today. Good luck to @SamHornish"

Hornish said he was chatting with former boss Roger Penske when his phone started buzzing with calls and a text from crew chief Darian Grubb which asked him to come to the No. 11 hauler immediately.

Though he had experience doing fill-in duty at the last minute


-- Hornish filled in for AJ Allmendinger after the latter driver was suspended for failing a NASCAR drug test. in July 2012 -- Hornish had no expectation of racing Sunday.

"I figured there was no way I was getting in a car today," he said. "I was probably not as well-hydrated and well-fed as I would have been if I'd known I was getting in the car."

Hornish said he drove 400 miles hunched over -- his shoulders were wider than the dimensions of Hamlin's seat -- and fought arm cramps with a steering wheel that was too close to his chest.

Still, he managed to finish 17th despite getting bumped by Paul Menard while running close to the top 10.

Hornish, who will drive a limited schedule for JGR in theGPs to jump through ever more hoops to be paid - which they promptly did. The BMA dutifully told the government that it would result in their being paid more. But the BMA was not believed. Yet the HSJ continues to distrust them.

The problem is that the HSJ has repeatedly fed a very wrong model of the world into our masters' minds. It has come from a number of inaccurate sources. Sometimes these have been blatant perversions of the truth. Below is just one small example of how the HSJ twists the truth. It is a quote from the editor's blog from a post entitled Public services failing to satisfy customers:

Figures from the UK Customer Satisfaction Index revealed that national public services, including the NHS, achieved the second


issue of prophylaxis but ticking boxes is no substitute for an intelligent mind making good decisions.

I well remember the last patient of mine who died of a pulmonary embolism developed while in my ward. She was elderly and had a haemarthrosis. On that basis I decided not to given her prophylactic heparin. But she was a very high risk patient - age, trauma (and to the leg) and immobile. As things turned out I made the wrong decision but it seemed reasonable at the time.

I also remember a patient about whom I had a solicitor's letter. The allegation was that I had caused pressure sores on her heels as a result of using stockings to prevent VTE. Doubtless if I hadn't used the stockings and she had developedMPs such as Marsha De Cordova, who is also a disability activist, Eleanor Smith, Fiona Onasanya and Preet Gill – the first woman Sikh MP – is just the cherry on top.

Watching Diane simply get on with it and appear to take all it in her stride from my early childhood made me, and countless others, forget that behind the face that she shows to the public, there is a person and people have breaking points. Diane stepping back was a jarring reminder. I can only hope that the sheer volume of supportive messages – mostly from black British women using the hashtag #AbbottAppreciation – on top of this election result will bolster her, reminding her that what she has done for this country but most specifically black


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About two million years ago the first members of a new genus of grazing animal, Bos, began to appear in northern India and established themselves as wild cattle or aurochs in India and central East Asia. About half a million years ago in the Pleistocene period a distinct subtype of *Bos* cattle developed in the Indianof India have legally banned the slaughter of cows, resulting in a largely unproductive surplus cattle population either roaming the streets or living in animal shelters. Many members of the Indian community do not necessarily look upon this as a negative, since they place intrinsic value in saving the animals from premature slaughter. Gaushalas or cow-homes have been present for several centuries, serving different functions at various times in history. The modern-day gaushala is often seen to be ill equipped in terms of manpower, resources, technology and expertise. Yet, the effect of abandonment, clandestine slaughter or confinement in gaushalas has not been studied from the specific point of view of animal welfare. As they contain a significant proportion of the nation's cattle, the sheltering of cattle in gaushalas


it makes the manufacture complicated.
Chinese Utility Model Patent No. CN 2433724Y (“CN Patent” hereinafter) taught an improved pushbutton switch including a upper shell, a pushbutton pole, a spring, and a lower shell. On the upper shell are arranged an accommodation room, two hole, a “□” control pole and a plurality of tenon slots. The pushbutton pole is of a control track and a groove for the use of two connectors. On the lower shell are a LED, a base trough for setting up the LED, a tenon slot for coupling to the upper shell. By pressing the switch, the circuit is connected and through the LED imbedded in the pushbutton switch, the on or off state is displayed. This patent also exists the problems of needs of manyby 2026 than under Obamacare, the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office said Wednesday.

Cassidy, who is also a physician, previously cited late night host Jimmy Kimmel's emotional monologue about health care to use as a measuring stick on a GOP bill. Cassidy asked earlier this month if Kimmel's son, who was born with congenital heart disease, would receive adequate treatment under the new law.

The Louisiana Republican was asked Thursday if the Republican health care plan passed the "the test," a reference to the Kimmel moment.

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May 27, 2007 at 12:01 AM

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Daniel A. Coombe, 19, of Mountainhome, died Thursday, May 24, as the result of a motor vehicle accident. He was the beloved husband of Laura (Evans) Coombe and father of their unborn son, Gavin Daniel, due in July.

Born in Allentown, he was the son of Gerald and Valerie (Hill) Coombe of New Ringgold and attended Tamaqua High School.

He was employed as a flagman for Area Wide Protective Co.

In addition to his wife and parents, he is survived by a son, Jaden Shane of New Ringgold; four sisters, Sandra and Samantha Coombe, Jen and Bridget Sawyer; grandparents, Charles and Susan Hill of Sciota, Sidni and Arthur Runquist of Allentown, Oliver and Edith Coombe of New Ringgold; godfather, Eugene Watts ofStamford, Conn.; mother- and father-in-law, Carol and Richard Evans of Mountainhome; and two brothers-in-laws, Richie and Christopher Evans of Mountainhome.

There will be a viewing from 9 to 10:30 a.m. Monday, May 28 at St. Peter's United Church of Christ, 184 St. Peter's Road, Tamaqua. Pastor Joyce Pfeiffer will conduct a funeral service at 10:30 a.m. Monday, May 28 at St. Peter's United Church of Christ in Tamaqua. There will be an additional viewing from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tuesday, May 29, at the Bolock Funeral Home, corner of routes 940 & 390, Paradise Valley. Pastor Barbara Housley will conduct a funeral service at 1 p.m. at the funeral home. Burial will follow in the Oakland Cemetery in Mountainhome.

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After finishing his Via Zammata' shows this fall, Zappa will ramp up for 2017's 50th anniversary of Frank Zappa's first album with his Mothers of Invention, Freak Out, with a new way of carrying on his dad's legacy and the younger Zappa's own integrity as a newly rediscovered solo artist. "I think I might just open for myself," he says. "It's the same band. I can play my own stuff for a while, then turn around and do Frank's classics - strike that balance. It's all just keeping it in the family."WXPN Radio

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July 3, 2009Chairlift at the World Cafe Live

This week, Free at Noon brings a retro vibe to Philadelphia, as
the electronic indie trio Chairlift comes to town. Hailing from Colorado, Caroline Polachek, Aaron Pfenning, and Patrick
Wimberly formed the band in 2005 with the intention of creating music
for haunted houses. Chairlift earned early success by performing
around the University of Colorado, bringing a semi-serious brand of
New Wave-style dance punk to local audiences. Their act caught on, and
the band recorded the EP Daylight Savings in 2007.

Realizing their potential, Chairlift changed plans and moved to
Brooklyn, performing with other


indie up-and-comers like MGMT and
Yeasayer. The group signed with Kanine Records in 2007, releasing
their album Does You Inspire You? a year later.
Chairlift found widespread acclaim that same year when its song
"Bruises" was featured in one of Apple's tastemaking iPod commercials.
The ad brought instant attention. They were mentioned by everyone from
the New York Times to Perez Hilton.

Does You Inspire You? features hauntingly danceable melodies coupled
with Polachek's airy vocals. Tracks like "Earwig Town" demonstrate the
band's ability to switch genres, while the aforementioned "Bruises"
displays the band's playful side. Chairlift pays homage to its
predecessors without sound tired, pulling off a retro feel with a
uniqueness and sincerity that makes this a hard group to resist.

Bring your dancing shoes and legwarmers. This Friday's Free at Noon
promises to be an old-school party.VALLETTA, Malta — Three senior officials in Maltese Prime Minister Joseph Muscat’s government stepped down Tuesday in connection with a probe into the murder of investigative journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia.

Press reports have linked Tourism Minister Konrad Mizzi, Economy Minister Chris Cardona and Muscat’s chief of staff, Keith Schembri, to the Caruana Galizia investigation.

All three deny any wrongdoing. Their resignations follow the arrest last week of Maltese hotelier and power company director Yorgen Fenech in relation with the case.

In her blog, Caruana Galizia wrote boldly about corruption and investigated the affairs of Maltese politicians and business figures, as well as those doing business with the European Union member.

Maltese Prime Minister Joseph Muscat makes a statement to media on the investigation into the murder of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia, in


Valletta, Malta, Nov. 22, 2019. Guglielmo Mangiapane / Reuters

Eight months before she was killed by a car bomb in October 2017, Caruana Galizia alleged in her blog that a company called 17 Black Ltd., listed in the Panama Papers, was connected to Maltese politicians. The company belonged to Fenech, the businessman.

Fenech was arrested a day after Muscat revealed that an unidentified man offered to provide details about the murder if he was given immunity of all crimes he committed. The immunity was given on Monday on condition that his evidence is corroborated in a court of law.

Economy Minister Cardona said Tuesday he was stepping down pending the investigation and the ongoing proceedings related to Caruana Galizia's case. He was summoned by police for questioning last Saturday.

Cardona said hehad “absolutely no connection with the case,” but added that after police asked for further clarifications, he felt “duty-bound to take this step in the national interest.”

Mizzi, the tourism minister, said he was resigning “in the national interest.” He reiterated that he had no business connection with Fenech, and no connection with 17 Black.

Prime Minister Muscat himself announced the resignation of his chief of staff Schembri.

Asked of the reasons behind Schembri's decision, Muscat told reporters it was premature to speculate on “whether he is being questioned or what he is being questioned about.” He added, however, that the timing of the resignation was “unfortunate.”

Blogger Manuel Delia (R) addresses the crowd of protesters gathered outside the Prime minister's office in Valletta, on Nov. 26, 2019 hours after political resignations


HMS Vigo

Four ships of the Royal Navy have been named HMS Vigo, after the Battle of Vigo Bay.

HMS Vigo was a 48-gun fourth rate launched in 1693 as . She was captured by the French in 1695, retaken in 1702 and renamed HMS Vigo, and was wrecked in 1703.
 was a 74-gun third-rate launched in 1810, used as a receiving ship from 1827, and broken up in 1865.
HMS Vigo was a 74-gun third rate launched in 1817 as . She was reduced to harbour service in 1848, renamed HMS Vigo in 1865 and was sold in 1884.
HMS Vigo was to have been an Admiralty modified W-class destroyer. She was cancelled in December 1918.
 was a  launched in 1945 and broken up 1964.

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Plaintiff and defendants agreed, inter alia, to the following facts:
1. That HRS § 12-6(4) which provides that indigent candidates must submit a petition in lieu of a filing fee was signed into law by the Governor on May 14, 1976. This law was published on July 21, 1976, and was available to the public at the office of the elections officials on July 30, 1976.
2. That for candidates seeking election to Congress in 1976, nomination papers were required to be filed no later than August 18, 1976.
3. That prior to August 16, 1976, plaintiff anticipated running in the 1976 election for the U.S. House of Representatives; that plaintiff knew there was a $75.00 filing fee for congressional candidates; that plaintiff knew the state had procedures to follow ina valve assembly. The valve assembly comprises a valve body defining first and second flow passages. A valve is movable in the valve body along an axis to control fluid flow between the first and the second flow passages. The valve has first and second control edges. The second control edge is spaced axially and radially from the first control edge such that the valve includes a radially extending surface between the first and second control edges. First and second restrictions are formed between the first and second control edges and the valve body, respectively. The first and second restrictions form a intermediate pressure region such that when the first and second flow passages are at different fluid pressures with fluid flowing past the valve, the intermediate region