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The sensors used to detect the positions of the sashes typically require attachment or mounting by rather complex structure that is typically difficult to install. One example sensor structure uses conductive strips layered opposite a resistive strip and adhesively mounted on an edge of a sash. An actuator block is movably mounted in a track on a base member mounted to the fume hood and extending along a length in parallel with, and in suitably close proximity to, the edge of the sash. The actuator block is linked to a mounting block affixed to the sash such that when the sash panel moves, the linkage moves the actuator block in the track of the base member. As the actuator block moves within theNetflix is continuing to experiment with a new trick to entice first-time subscribers — making the first episode of season three of The Crown available for free in the UK.

Netflix has carried out similar tests with other shows in India and South America, and the hope is that by giving British viewers a taste of its big-ticket Left Bank Pictures drama, it will encourage them to sign-up to Netflix for the full series.

The free episode will launch at the same time as the rest of the series on November 17, and will be made available on a dedicated site (netflix.com/thecrown) up until December 15.

It coincides with The Crown undergoing a huge transformation nearly two years after the last series premiered on Netflix. Gone are Claire Foy and Matt


Music

Music is a pillar of Basque cultural heritage. Basque immigrants brought their musical traditions from the Old Country to the American West over a hundred years ago. Music remains at the core of the Basque spirit. Basque musical history in the West ranges from the first sheepherders who played their guitars in the hills, to klikas, triki and pandero groups, to the Jimmy Jausoro Orchestra, as well as contemporary bands such as Amuma Says No and the Jean Flesher Band. Musicians also continue to play traditional musical instruments for Basque dancing. The Basque Museum & Cultural Center and its sponsors have launched the “Basque Musicians in the West” research project to honor this musical legacy. This is one way to keep memories alive of those who contributed toThe present invention relates to a storm panel system having continuous run rails when coact with spring clips to retain a storm panel over a window or an opening in a building.
In many parts of the country, residents or building owners sometimes utilize storm panels to protect windows and openings in buildings from the force of wind, rain, hail and wind driven objects. Particularly in the states along the Gulf of Mexico and in Florida, and extending upwards of the East Coast, citizens and building owners sometimes board up or utilize storm panels to protect against hurricane force winds.
One known hurricane panel and security device is disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 4,333,271 to DePaolo et al. The DePaolo system utilizes a corrugated type storm panel which is locked


Martez Wilson Lands in Dallas

this is a discussion within the NFL Community Forum; The Saints spent the offseason picking up former Cowboys to help flesh out a new defense.
Now the Cowboys are returning the favor.
According to Carlos Mendez of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, the Cowboys have signed linebacker Martez Wilson, with ...

The Saints spent the offseason picking up former Cowboys to help flesh out a new defense.

Now the Cowboys are returning the favor.

According to Carlos Mendez of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, the Cowboys have signed linebacker Martez Wilson, with hopes he can play some defensive end.

The former third-round pick of the Saints out of Illinois was cut after four games this year. An elbow injury in training camp set him back, and he never delivered on his pass-rushTHE PROFESSOR OR MR. HOWELL?

By now, the question “Ginger or Maryann?” has been asked a million times in a million drunken places. But when was the last time anybody bended the gender and asked: The Professor or Mr. Howell?

Gilligan and the Skipper can be ruled out right away. With those “his and hers” hammocks that seem tailor-made for spooning, the captain and his first mate appear to have worked out some sort of prison-style marriage arrangement. It’s the code of the sea. It also means they’re off the market.

Like most people, I would have presumed that the Professor was the one who had his choice of women. After all, he was the only one who could harness science and technology to help them with their predicament. He was


and the commanding officer. She was commanded by eight different officers, one of whom was J.H.S. MacDonald who also commanded  and .

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Many Canadian naval ships of World War II adopted an unofficial coat of arms. The badge that Timmins chose was displayed on the front of the bridge and was a stylized smug cat clutching a u-boat in its paw.

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Timmins was launched in February 1942 and was initially assigned to the Pacific Coast Command based in Esquimalt, BC. In October 1942 she along with five other corvettes were transferred to the east coast travelling via the Panama Canal. Seaman Robert MacDonald who was travelling with the group on  reported that wireless transmission picked up significantly which was a far cry from the relative quiet on theSpeaking about the album, Mills appeared optimistic. He said: “Right now, we’re at the point where you’re deep in the forest and all you see is trees, but we have a great feeling about the record and are very excited about hearing it as a finished whole.”

While taking a break from recording, the band made an impromptu appearance at the Land Aid festival in downtown Athens. It was their first live appearance in their home town in eight years.

In other R.E.M news, the band, as well as Foo Fighters, Smashing Pumpkins vocalist Billy Corgan and Stone Temple Pilots, all contribute live tracks to a forthcoming charity compilation released tomorrow (October 31) by Atlanta radio station WNNX-FM.

The tracks were recorded at various Atlanta locations, and were originally broadcast by


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Chipping Campden Vacation Packages

Visit this medieval market town in the heart of the Cotswolds, which has graceful honey-colored architecture, scenic walks and famous festivals.

Chipping Campden is a popular spot in England’s enchanting Cotswold region. Dating back to the 7th century, the town became one of Europe’s most important medieval wool-trading towns. Today, visit this welcoming destination that has a cornucopia of architectural styles, showcases the talents of homegrown craftspeople and celebrates the arts at year-round festivals.

The town’s peaceful, meandering streets are ideal for exploring on foot. Start at St. James Church, a striking Gothic-style church crowned by a soaring tower. Browse art exhibits and watch artists at work at Court Barn Museum.

Stroll along the main street, characterized by varying stone houses built by wool merchants between the1300s and 1600s. Grevel House, established in 1380, is the town’s oldest building. Admire the 17th-century Market Hall, built as a shelter for passing traders. The Town Hall was previously a court house, jail and wool exchange.

Several old buildings now double as shops of local businesses. Find everything from artisanal food to an independent shoemaker, jeweler and potter. Take a break at cozy teahouses and sample the hospitality of a traditional pub. The Eight Bells Inn has been welcoming guests since the 1300s.

Spot impressive stained-glass windows at St. Catherine’s Roman Catholic Church. See work by an artist cooperative at the Gallery at the Guild, housed in the Old Silk Mill. Relax amid colorful plants in Ernest Wilson Memorial Garden.

Discover the stunning natural landscapes of the Cotswold countryside via


trails starting in the town center. Hike to Dover’s Hill and Broadway Tower for unrivaled views.

Chipping Campden is about a 25-minute drive from Stratford-upon-Avon and 40 minutes from Cheltenham. Rent a car to reach the nearby manicured gardens of Hidcote Manor Garden, Kiftsgate Court Gardens and Snowshill Manorand Garden.

A great time to visit Chipping Campden is for summer festivals, including the Chipping Campden Literature Festival and Chippy Jazz and Music Festival. Attend the 400-year-old Cotswold Olimpick Games in May. Its curious events include shin-kicking.

Accommodation in Chipping Campden

At this point in time, Chipping Campden doesn't have a huge variety of tourism accommodation listed on our Chipping Campden hotels guide, so be sure to reserve a hotel if you want a nice place to stay.

The following Chipping Campden hotels areRapid City Metropolitan Area Continues to Grow

RAPID CITY - The Rapid City metropolitan area in western South Dakota is continuing to grow, and officials say the oil boom in western North Dakota might be a reason.

The Rapid City metro area includes the city and Pennington and Meade counties. New Census Bureau figures put the population at 138,738, up 3 percent from the 2010 census.

City planner Kip Harrington says he knows of people who are living in the area and commuting to the North Dakota oil fields. He says new businesses also are cropping up to service the oil industry in North Dakota

Harrington says Rapid City also is experiencing the same general migration of people from rural areas to urban areas that other cities across the country are experiencing.


imposing Main Building, the Santisimo Rosario Parish, the UST Gym (once the largest gym in the country), and the Arch of the Centuries.

The campus at present boasts a mixture of old and new architecture with the inclusion of the UST multi-deck carpark which houses the Alfredo M. Velayo College of Accountancy, and the UST Sports Complex, the second modern sports facility to be constructed by a UAAP member school.

The Central Seminary was built in the 1930s and was designed by Fernando Ocampo. The plan of the seminary was configured in the form of the letter E, with courtyards bisecting the wings. The boxy building had an elongated frontage assembling a continuous band of balconies and windows on the second and third level. The structure's horizontally-oriented massing was brokenthe succeeding years, it gradually assumed an orientation towards the natural sciences. The center also supervises the following offices:
UST Analytical Services Laboratory (ASL)
UST Collection of Microbial Strains (UST-CMS)
UST Herbarium
UST Institutional Animal Care & Use Committee (UST-IACUC)
 Research Center for the Health Sciences – provides venue for research of faculty members from the Faculty of Medicine and Surgery, College of Nursing and College of Rehabilitation Science.
 Center for Conservation of Cultural Property and Environment in the Tropics – research center of the UST Graduate School that specialises in consultancy, research, training and project development in heritage conservation and sustainable development. It was established in 2003.
 Archives of the University of Santo Tomas (AUST)
 Educational Technology Center
 Miguel de Benavides Cancer Institute – center that offers a multi-disciplinary professional medical


the university, in 2017 TOMCATv re-branded into "TOMCAT" as "Tomasian Media Circle and Talents" an events and video production organization, while the official broadcasting arm renamed into TigerTV (YouTube.com/TomasinoEdTech) and TigerRadio (mixlr.com/tigeradio) which operates under the digital broadcasting unit of the Educational Technology Center or "EdTech," TOMCATv; TomasinoWeb or TomWeb is the university's official digital media organization and online student publication. In February 2019, The Varsitarian published an editorial which critically condemned attacks on press freedom, a day after a Filipino journalist was arrested by the Duterte government. The university administration tried to squash the publication, only to be repulsed by students in protest condemning all forms of attacks against freedom and liberty.

UST Tiger Radio
In the late 2000s, UST through its Tomasian Cable Television (divided into two organizations:alumni for Architecture, worked on the design to produce the final blueprint.

See also
Angelicum College
University of Santo Tomas - Legazpi

References

External links

University of Santo Tomas – official website
Santisimo Rosario Parish – Santisimo Rosario ParishHistorical documentary synopsis of the University of Santo Tomas of Manila from its foundation to our day, Fr. Juan Sanchez y García, Santo Tomas University Press, Manila, 1929El tricentenario de la Universidad de Santo Tomás de Manila. Relacion de las fiestas, actos y certámenes celebrados en esta ciudad de Manila durante los dias 16, 17, 18, 19 y 30 de diciembre del aṅo 1911. Lo publica la junta organizadora del tricenternario. El tricentenario de la Universidad de Santo Tomas de Manila (1611-1911)] (), published in Manila, 1912

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not been shy about their intentions to move on from Lee, a former first-round pick. Lee was performing at a high level in 2018 prior to violating the league’s substance abuse policy, resulting in a four-game suspension. He finished the 2018 season with three interceptions and five tackles for loss before his suspension. In three years in the league, Lee has tallied 238 total tackles, 17 tackles for loss and four sacks.

There are rumors that the Browns are one of three teams interested in trading for Lee. The Jets are rumored to be looking for a third-round pick in return for the former Ohio State standout but might have to settle for a fifth- or sixth-round pick.

The Browns are in need of another linebacker, having failed to replacethe recently released Jamie Collins with a starting-caliber player. Lee has tremendous speed (4.49-second 40-yard dash at the 2016 NFL combine) and covers well downfield. He could potentially be the Browns’ third starting linebacker while not costing them much at all.

Along with being obtainable for a Day 3 draft pick, Lee is in the fourth and final year of his rookie deal and is only scheduled to make a base salary of only about $1.8 million in 2019. He also carries with him a fifth-year team option as a result of being a first-round draft pick.

New Browns DC Steve Wilks is known for deploying two-linebacker looks while often using a safety up in the box instead of a third linebacker. The ability to add a talented third linebacker


Insurance", April 1990).

However, mutual fund shares are not currently used through effecting share transfers for purposes of paying for goods, services, and other financial obligations such as meeting collateral requirements common for good faith deposits, securities trades, and other credit requirements. Mutual fund shares are also not used today for settling foreign exchange transactions.

The international financial community today operates using numerous national currencies and with them, distinct systems, rules, procedures and laws for currency payments for settlements of obligations within the country issuing that currency. Most rely on the country s central bank, such as the Federal Reserve in the United States, to guarantee that once a payment is made, it is irreversible. The timing of this guarantee which is called finality of payment, varies by country andby system and may be immediate, at the close of the business day, sometime the following business day, or later. This guarantee, and the execution of transactions, is dependent upon the operating hours of the central bank and the wire system. Thus, there exist within the financial community acute problems and risks when making payments in a particular country when the transfer of the underlying currency of the transaction is not supported by that country's financial system and its central bank.

Furthermore, this fragmentation of financial systems hinders the ability to change the value of the wealth held in one national currency into another national currency. The foreign exchange market is used for this purpose, but carries with it certain costs, delays in money availability and risk. In addition,


a bank for access to the system.

Yet another example of delays and costs associated with currency transactions is a simple foreign exchange transaction, such as from U.S. Dollars to Japanese Yen. An institution typically wishing to make such an exchange currently requires the intervention of at least two banks, a bank in the United States to initiate the transfer in dollars and a receiving bank in Japan to receive and transfer the converted funds to the Yen account. Multi-day delays for fund availability are common even in the case of wire transfers. The requirement that multiple banks be used increases fees.

Furthermore, since the two sides of the transaction are not effected within the same financial system, there is an opportunity for loss, whereby the Yen transaction is accomplishedtransaction flows.

Referring now to FIG. 2 and the menu illustrated in FIG. 6B, the transactional flow for a purchase of shares is depicted. Shares of the mutual fund, which operates with parallel currency portfolios, may be purchased from the mutual fund by payment of the purchase price in the selected portfolio's designated currency. Thus, U.S. Dollar shares are paid for in U.S. Dollars, pound shares in British Pounds and the like. All purchases of a portfolio's shares for a national currency must be paid by a recognized electronic inter-bank payment system, or book entry on the books of the Custodian, or other designated depository institution in the Portfolio's designated currency directed to the mutual fund's account. Payments will not be deemed to be received by the mutual fund


model analysis of global temperature departures from average on July 18, 2018. The Scandinavian heat is highlighted by the red circle. (Climate Change Institute, University of Maine) (Climate Change Institute, University of Maine)

Wednesday, the Kevo observation station in northern Finland set an all-time record for Lapland , reaching 92 degrees, according to the Finnish Meteorological Institute.

(Category 6 Blog: Hot Times for Reindeer )

Downtown Helsinki, Finland, topped the 30-degree Celsius mark – 86 degrees Fahrenheit – for the first time in eight years , according to MeteoFrance meteorologist Etienne Kapikian.

In Norway, an all-time record for the northern Norwegian county of Troms was reached Wednesday when Bardufoss soared to 92.3 degrees Wednesday.

Tuesday, the village of Tana Bru, Norway , at roughly 70 degrees north latitude – just a tad fartherfor the U.K., according to the U.K. Met Office.

Visby, Sweden, on the island of Gotland in the Baltic Sea, picked up a mere 1.7 millimeters – 0.07 inches – of rain in May, their driest dating to 1859, according to Sweden's Meteorological and Hydrological Institutes.

After a brief breather in the heat and some rainfall this weekend, another upper-level ridge of high pressure is forecast to intensify over Scandinavia, northern Europe and northwestern Russia next week, possibly persisting into early August.

This also means the northern European drought is likely to worsen over the next few weeks, with the danger of additional wildfires.

Jonathan Erdman is a senior meteorologist at weather.com, an incurable weather geek since a tornado narrowly missed his childhood home in Wisconsin at age 7, and an occasional


want to say anything I would later regret.

"You failed him and the entire Officer Corps. You had crucial information and you kept silent," Major Lewis said. Then he blew three perfect smoke rings in my direction.

"Gunnery Sergeant Thompson. I wish I could have had the opportunity to have met you earlier in your career. Things would have been very different."

"Do you think I would be a better Gunnery Sergeant?" I asked less angry.

"No. I would have weeded you out a long time ago. You would not have made it this far."

My fist tightened and I wanted to walk towards him. But then logic kicked in. Maybe he was baiting me to push me over the edge. I wanted to expose Major Lewis for who he really was. Ibe a way to let her know. No way would I have wanted to hear how much fun Eric had if I had not tagged along. I made up my mind. I was in. But my heart was racing, hoping to make it past the gate guards.

"Okay, okay...let's do this," I said as I climbed into the Hummer, worried about being caught.

As we got within one hundred meters of the gate, Eric looked at me and realized just how nervous I was.

"If you want to bail, it's cool. But do it now, because there is no turning back after we approach the gate."

I didn't answer, but I didn't get out either. I just closed my eyes.

We proceeded to the gate where the guard motioned for us to come


out of the blocks. I followed, watching my back as I went up the stairs.

Their dorm room did not have a door, but it had a white sheet hanging in the doorway for privacy. Once we passed through the sheet, I immediately saw Eric sigh in disappointment.

The room was divided in half by several sheets draped over a clothes line. There were two cots on both sides.

Ayan discussed the arrangements.

"Clay and Eric, you guys will sleep on this side and Tootie and I will be on the other side," Ayan said.

Eric looked at Tootie and she shrugged her shoulders and rolled her eyes. I guess Tootie and Ayan had a chat about the sleeping arrangements and it was obvious that Ayan prevailed.

"I set the alarm for five-twenty-five. Yougot this, okay?" Eric responded confidently.

I just sighed and looked out the passenger window. As we approached the gate, my worst nightmare was beginning to materialize. I saw three other vehicles being turned away from the gate. Apparently, the lockdown was still in effect.

"Dude, what the...?" Eric said as other vehicles passed us in the other direction after being turned away.

We approached the gate to get a report on when the gates would open up.

"Gunnery Sergeant, the latest word is the gates will open up at 0800," said the Corporal on the gate.

"Eight! You gotta be freaking kidding me, right?" I challenged the Corporal.

"Unless you have a chit from the base Commander."

People often say that people panic for fear of the unknown. That was not the case here.


blind but that was the final adjudication. He became a logistics officer instead."

"So what was it like to be a Black officer back then?"

"Fredrick loved the Marine Corps despite some resistance from a few White officers. I remember when he called Dad from jail after he had reported to his first duty assignment at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina."

I was very intrigued by this real life story. A chapter of the Corps I was only vaguely familiar with.

"Second Lieutenant Gaye was cashing his first paycheck at the base Credit Union and the teller phoned security when he presented his military ID card. The teller had never seen a Black officer and assumed he was impersonating one. The Military Police swarmed the inside of the credit union and accosted himof my misery.

By then frustration was felt among all the board members and they stopped taking notes. I was hoping they would just stop the board. It was obvious that I was way off my game. But Pritchard pressed me for another question.

"Gunnery Sergeant Thompson. What is the Sixth Counterintelligence team motto?"

"Uhmm, uhmm. Detect, deny and...conceive."

By that time I had completely checked out mentally and I was having an out-of -body experience.

Pritchard whispered something to Major Haycock and then he addressed me.

"Gunnery Sergeant Thompson. I really don't know what your major malfunction is, but I am recommending we have a recess, especially after that last response. Do you think you can get your shit together by let's say 1330?"

I took a very deep breath of relief. No more


will return in six month's time, better prepared and more qualified, per Marine Corps Order 3850."

Gator was waiting for me, like a cheetah ready to pounce on its prey.

"Gunnery Sergeant Thompson, have you ever used an ethnic slur?" Gator asked with contempt.

"Yes, I have."

"You voiced concern for arming the terps (interpreters) yet I do not see that data point anywhere in your report. I guess you forgot to mention that critical piece of information."

Gator was working my nerves, but I wasn't going to let him in my head. I responded.

"Then you have not read my latest report, CIR-002. I just happen to have it. Here it is. Read the last paragraph, it's all in there...Gator."

Pritchard took the report, put on his spectacles and gave a quick read beforeand my dedication to the Marine Corps. Back home, I can tell you how many kids my troops have. I know their names and even the school sports they play. Since my arrival in Mogadishu I have gained an appreciation for the trust that I built over the years. I arrived here with my Corporal (whom Captain Shaffner sent home) and we supported many patrols together. In several instances, we were placed in harm's way and it was that trust that kept us alive. Corporal Ramirez knew I had his back and I knew he had mine. Major Lewis, do you have my back? Would you trust me with your life?" I asked as I stepped closer to his desk, not breaking eye contact.

Major Lewis was silent and


on the defensive and I resented being put in that position.

"Whoa. Tootie. How do you expect me to answer that? C'mon, play nice."

Tootie was not going to let it go. She persisted.

"I am done with dating Black men. I have two brothers that will sleep with anything with a pulse, and sometimes I think that is negotiable. I think my youngest brother will end up just like them. I think it's in their DNA. My father and grandfather were womanizers too."

"Tootie. Women cheat too. Right Eric?"

"Not this one," Eric said as he hugged Tootie tighter.

Tootie looked at Ayan and asked her opinion. "Remember, I am Somali. I was born here in Mogadishu. Here, it is not uncommon for a man to have multiple wives, but he must befelt things were shifting in my favor, but how?

"Colonel. The Somali Threat Assessment was published in..."

I responded. "1988."

"In 1988, I was here in Mogadishu and I contributed to the Assessment in question. In fact, the reports officer is a good friend of mine. I would like to offer my opinion. The Assessment is no longer an issue of national security."

"On what grounds, Dr. Gaye?" the Colonel responded.

"On the grounds that the information was provided to us by Ishmael Ali, a Somali intelligence officer."

"What bearing does that have? Explain yourself Dr. Gaye."

"In 1988 Ishmael Ali reported to the country's intelligence chief, Mohamed Farah Aidid. My question is simple. What methods and sources are we protecting here? There is no government and Aidid is now our adversary. He knows we


0800. There was one last mail pick up before we redeployed home. I volunteered to accompany Crocket on the mail run to the Port. We had a nice chat there and back. I really enjoyed her company. We were from two very different worlds but we connected. Talking to her made me feel normal because we both were dealing with our own issues during the deployment.

When I returned to the office, I discovered a note on my desk from Gunnery Sergeant George Folks. The name did not sound familiar at first, and then I remembered. It was a note from Gator. The note read "See Me."

What could Gator want with me? He was on my shit list and I crushed the letter in my hand and threw itPresident Donald Trump is expected to soon nominate Rep. Tom Marino (R-PA) to be director of the Office of National Drug Control Policy (colloquially referred to as the “drug czar”).

Marino, a former prosecutor with no background in health or treatment, supports a punitive, 1980s style approach to drugs, including mass incarceration and coerced treatment - even for marijuana. Drug Policy Action, the political arm of the Drug Policy Alliance, gave him an “F” in their 2016 congressional voter guide.

He is a disastrous choice and must be opposed.

As a U.S. Attorney, Marino showed preferential treatment for a friend convicted of cocaine offenses, while showing little mercy for others caught up in the criminal justice system. In Congress, Marino voted against the Rohrabacher-Farr amendment, which prohibits the Department of Justice


The combined blockchain patents by three branches of PBOC reach 68, topping global enterprises and well surpassing Alibaba, who holds 43 patents in total. (Photo from VCG)

China’s central bank topped the world in the number of patents published for blockchain technology in 2017, according to a top 100 ranking co-released recently by IPRdaily and incoPat, an innovation

index research center.

The ranking shows that blockchain patents from China-based enterprises account for 49 percent, followed by the US who contributed 33 percent. Seven Chinese companies were included into the top 10 list, much more than the two from the US.

According to the 2017 Global Enterprise’s Blockchain Patent Ranking (Top 100), three branches of the People’s Bank of China (PBOC) topped the list with a combined 68 patents, surpassing the 43 onesheld by e-commerce giant Alibaba.

The three branches include PBOC’s digital currency research institute, institute of printing technology and its subordinate enterprise ZhongChao Credit Card Industry Development Co., Ltd, who ranked in the 3rd, 8th and 18th place with 33, 22 and 13 patents, respectively.

The central bank started to organize symposiums on digital currency three years ago, and set up a research institute on it later, disclosed central bank official at a press conference on the sidelines of the annual session of the National People’s Congress.

Yao Qian, director-general of the research institute, proposed to establish a well-functioning digital currency ecosystem when talking about the bank’s plan at the end of 2017.

He added that in the future, the legal digital currency system will have its own ecosystem, which will be


On January 1, Shimmy Gray-Miller was introduced as the interim head coach of the Texas Tech Lady Raiders basketball team. She took over for Candi Whitaker, who was fired by Texas Tech Athletic Director Kirby Hocutt.

In an undated blog post on Miller's website, coachshimmy.com, the coach writes about more than just basketball. The last entry Miller made was titled "I'm proud to be an American" and writes about political and social issues facing the United States.

She begins her blog by calling President Donald Trump a "troll":

In spite of the fact that our President is a Twitter troll and the entire presidency is a reality show filmed in the White House...and on a golf course. Regardless of how many Confederate flags still proudly fly or Confederate statues still pridefullystand. Despite Colin Kapernick not having a job...and the reason WHY...I am proud to be an American. Absolutely.

Miller then talks about a trip she took to Australia and the same-sex marriage debate that was occurring there (same-sex marriage passed in November 2017 in Australia) and how the next appointment of a Supreme Court Justice in the United States could take away her right to be married to whomever she wants.

The interim Lady Raiders basketball head coach then writes about how events in Charlottesville, Ferguson, and St. Louis were "messed up." She adds how she feels as a black woman in "a world dominated by non-black women":

I love my country, but I'm not in love with all of it. I hate that I'm scared to death one of my


buy Florida mansions, jet airplanes, racehorses... whatever they want. The actual work is subcontracted out as the electricity sector has –as all Venezuelans know- collapsed into blackouts.

Here's the truth about corruption: the money of the Boligarchs is more mountainous than all the money accumulated by the bottom 75% to 90% of the country, and it all comes from being in the right place at the right time for theft. All Venezuelans should be outraged at theft but especially the desperate poor people who voted for the millionaires now sacking their government, and whose heads will not roll because they own the courts, the guillotine, and the basket for the severed heads, too.

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Hundreds of thousands of demonstrators took to the streets of Brazil on March 13 to demand thedefined enough to be reliably copied by an automatic scanner.

And where was this warning to be found? In a report slipped out before Parliament rose for the summer recess from the biometrics assurance group, which is made up of independent experts from Whitehall, the industry and universities and chaired by the government's chief scientific adviser, Professor John Beddington.

The Guardian goes on to tell us that the scientific and technical experts also voiced wider concern that difficulties in enrolling people with "challenging biometrics" had not been sufficiently tested in the ID card trials so far. They suggested the test group needed to be expanded to include those who were "elderly, mute, non-English speaking, blind or visually impaired". The Royal National Institute of Blind People has already raised concerns about


the unity required to offer a stable platform. Every time Brighton came forward they looked vulnerable, and in possession they were caught time and again. It was a poor day at the office which cannot be repeated.

3. There is no defined style

It has been discussed at length in the media and with good reason – Manchester United have no defined style of play. Mourinho also does not know his best team, and this game only further exacerbated that problem. United are a reactive side. They do not impose themselves on the opposition, and they no longer inspire fear in their opponents. They sat back waiting to see how Brighton were going to shape up, and were soon shocked by the aggressive pressing of their supposedly inferior opponents.

Build upthe ball enough. He needs to change but he just seems to be too stubborn to alter his approach”.

With the meek attack of the first half, Mourinho attempted to change things in the second with the half time introduction of Rashford and Lingard. They caused a slight improvement, but with Brighton then content to protect what they had, United barely threatened to penetrate a well organised defence, and were probably fortunate to profit from a late mistake from Shane Duffy conceding the penalty for a meaningless consolation.

As the side continued to struggle, the once-revolutionary Mourinho reverted to his tried and trusted lump it long to Fellaini game-plan. With the attacking talent at his disposal, and the investment into the playing squad, it is simply not acceptable to the


fans that this is what the club is so often reduced to. It is an inferior mentality that has eroded the confidence of the players. The constant changes, the public criticism, and the lack of any defined attacking style have made United a depressing sight to watch, and the vultures are now unquestionably circling.

4. Pogba was Woeful

Paul Pogba is an elite player. He has just won the World Cup with France and was considered by many to be one of the players of the tournament. In Sunday’s game, he looked incapable of having any positive influence.

Since returning to the club under Mourinho, he has blown hot and cold. There have been countless column inches debating the reasons. He favours a free role in a midfield three, he needsa manager who allows him to express himself, and he needs to focus on his game the way he does on his social media accounts. There is probably truth to each of these points. But what causes him to be just so poor on days such as this one?

As captain, the responsibility of driving the team, of being a leader, has been thrust upon Pogba. This was a side struggling for confidence, as both Pereira and Fred were equally poor in possession and positioning. This is a role in which Pogba struggles. He is at his best playing alongside accomplished, established players who shoulder their share of the attacking and defensive burdens.

A lack of effort was not necessarily Pogba’s problem. It was evident that he was frustrated at


the fact that literally nothing was coming off for him. The issue was that he was trying to do too much in possession. Every time he got the ball, he was attempting an audacious dribble of a long-range pass. Rarely was he playing a simple ball or retaining possession. This was at least partly because of his team mates. Many of them, none more so than Anthony Martial, went into their shells and did not show for the ball, and when they did simple errors were being made. There was a clear lack of confidence and it is hard to separate that from the spirit, or lack thereof, Mourinho has created in the camp.

As poor as Pogba was, by his own admission, he also made what was undoubtedlyendeavour, United have been lacking in the full back area.

He still has some rough edges to his game, but with a run of starts he will undoubtedly improve providing he can stay fit. He possesses all the qualities physically and technically to boost this side in what, in the modern day, is an absolutely crucial position. He did nothing wrong defensively and was a threat when utilised going forward. After his traumatic leg break two seasons ago, he is a player held in affection by the club’s support, and if he continues to get selected he should develop into the player United hoped they were signing from Southampton.

With a fixture against Spurs next Monday, the game has become a must-not-lose, or the club will enter crisis mode if


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LAHORE: Mohammad Nooh Dastagir Butt created a new record in the Commonwealth Weightlifting Championships in Gold Coast, Australia, when he lifted 389kg to win the juniors +105kg event, the Pakistan Weightlifting Federation announced here on Saturday.

The Pakistan team created history on Australian soil by winning two golds and as many silver medals. Nooh also finished with a silver in the seniors’ event which also saw his compatriot Mohammad Abdullah Butt competing.

Nooh lifted 167kg in the snatch and 222kg in the clean and jerk, also surpassing his national record of 380kg (165kg + 215kg).

Abdullah finished fourth with a total of 368kg (163kg + 205kg).

The country’s other two medals — a gold and silver — were won by Talha Talib in the junior and seniors +62kg category on Tuesday.Texas salon owner Shelley Luther has been ordered to be released by the state Supreme Court after a she stood up to a judge who called her “selfish” for keeping her business open during the statewide coronavirus lockdown, before sentencing her to seven days in jail.

Before sentencing the 46-year-old Luther, Judge Eric V. Moyé of 14th Civil District Court in Dallas County said she acted selfishly when she resumed operations, and demanded that she apologize to elected officials whose orders she disobeyed. Moyé, who must moonlight as an epidemiologist, said that citizens must obey orders until a vaccine is found.

“Failure to do so will only have catastrophic consequences,” he said, adding “and those reach far beyond the exigencies of one family or one business.”

Luther pushed back, saying in


'Vihoraški put' is a hiking trail that winds through a maze of rocky spikes that form a ridge named 'Bijele stijene' (White rocks). Actually there is no a path or a trail in the real sense, but the markings of direction that are painted on rocks and trees, that should be followed. The trail was traced in 1973/74, and it was committed to the hundredth anniversary of Croatian mountaineering.

This area is a habitat of the animal species that are rare or extinct in most of the Europe, such as wolves, lynx and brown bears.

In 1985. a Strict Nature Reserve was declared for the area of 'Bijele stijene' (White rocks) and 'Samarske stijene' (Pack-saddle rocks).that the use of a chromium layer is not alone sufficient protection for polyimide.
Studies have proposed the role of carbonyl formation on adhesion promotion between metal and polyimide. There are basically two interpretations of the interaction between polyimide and a metal atom.
In the first approach, described in the IBM Journal of Research and Development, 32,658 (1988), by Ho et al., the formation of a charge transfer complex between the incoming metal atoms and the aromatic ring of the PMDA portion of the molecule is proposed. Quantum mechanical calculations suggest that the interaction above described is more important than the chromium-carbonyl group interaction.
In the second proposed interaction, described by Gold berg et al. in the Journal of Vacuum Science Technology, A6,991 (1988), the authors describe the attack of the


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Sputter roll metallizers are known in the art. However, in the systems known in the art, the oxygen DC glow chamber is found at the chill drum section. The sputter roll metallizer of the present invention is set inline apart from the DC glow chamber, allowing increased oxygen pressure.Toddington Parish Council has been left with a bill of between £3,000 to £4,000 to foot

After first being spotted at Harlington Station, a group of travellers encamped on the football pitches by the Poplars roundabout, Harlington Road, on Wednesday.

The following day police officers served a section 61 notice, ordering departure within 24 hours.

Travellers next broke into The Glebe Recreation Ground, with more than 30 vehicles arriving throughout Thursday evening.

During a “huge drinking party” fires were set off and cars were driven around the field, tearing up football pitches used by Toddington Rovers FC- which was forced to cancel its weekend fixtures.

It is believed that travellers arrived in the village prior to a wedding last Saturday, the location of which is not known.

Following departure from the site, travellers have


volatile classmate whose face bears the scars of a hard-fighting past, and the beautiful but lonely Lorelei Paskal —so eager to become popular, she makes only enemies.

To even stand a chance at surviving their freshmen year, the trio must join forces as they navigate a bullying culture dominated by administrators like the once popular Ms. Bromine, their embittered guidance counselor, and Father Mercedes, the parish priest who plans to scapegoat the students as he makes off with church finances. A coming-of-age tale reversed, Brutal Youth follows these students as they discover that instead of growing older and wiser, going bad may be the only way to survive.

Written in the Starsby Aisha Saeed

This heart-wrenching novel explores what it is like to be thrust into an unwanted marriage. Has Naila’sit is this line of arguing that her marriage was divinely destined that ultimately makes Naila think that she must stop from trying to fight her circumstances.

Stacey Lee: Religion plays a huge role in UNDER A PAINTED SKY. Samantha my main character is raised in New York with a Christian upbringing (her father was adopted by French missionaries). Though he was a practicing Christian, her father lived in China long enough to be indoctrinated into their system of beliefs, including the idea that we are born to a fate. He has passed this two prong system of beliefs down to his daughter. It’s not unlike what many Asian Americans face everyday – in reconciling the old and new, a hybrid system of beilefs often results. When Sammy’s father


Air strikes killed 60 people, including many women and children, in an Islamic State-held town near Iraq's western border with Syria on Wednesday, two parliamentarians and local hospital sources said.

They said the air strikes hit a busy market in the town of Qaim, in Iraq's Anbar province, describing the incident as a massacre. The hospital sources said over 55 civilians were killed, including 12 women and 19 children, in three air strikes.

The bodies of eight militants were delivered to Qaim hospital morgue, the hospital sources said.Common Ground was a commission for a permanent artwork in the lobby, corridors and shared spaces of Strachan House, a housing development in Toronto for homeless people. After meeting with residents and hearing about their experiences living on the street, Paul Raff and collaborator David Warne re-interpreted the shifting, stained characteristic of city streets into a new kind of imaginary landscape. Thin tracks of sculpted plywood were laid into the floor forming a pattern based on fractured glass. Over this, concrete was poured which was then subtly hand-coloured to accentuate the design, Finally, varied objects were set, fossil-like, into the floor—a shoe, a small bicycle wheel, etc.—selected by the residents from their encounters on the street.


CLEVELAND — An Ohio man has been sentenced to 35 years in prison without the chance of parole for breaking into two homes and abducting and raping a six-year-old girl and attempting to abduct a 10-year-old girl.

Thirty-year-old Justin Christian pleaded guilty Thursday to charges including rape, kidnapping and burglary. He declined to say anything before a judge sentenced him.

Prosecutors say Christian carefully planned the abduction attempts and scouted the homes.

Investigators say he tried to take the 10-year-old from her bedroom in Elyria in February 2016, but she fought him off.

They say a few months later he abducted the six-year-old from her Cleveland home and raped her while holding her for 17 hours elsewhere.

Christian’s attorney didn’t immediately return a message seeking comment.

Investigators say he tried to take the 10-year-oldAnn Taylor once stayed at a hostel room that Paul McCartney was in, and she just couldnai??i??t sleep like a log

Ann Taylor travels the world with a guitar for company. Last weekend, she made a stopover at Covelong Beach in Chennai, as part of a month-long Indian adventure that covered everything from interviewing sex workers in Rajasthan to midnightAi??bonding sessions with elephants in the wild. Between her first surf lesson and a singing session, the 21-year-old singer-songwriter gives us a glimpse into her travel diary, and her songs written on the road. Incidentally, she once stayed in the same hostel room as Beatles singer Paul McCartney.

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Performance “Red” by Kharkiv’s theater Beautiful Flowers was shown during Ukrainian culture days in Nuremberg, Germany.

Kharkiv is packed full of different theater companies. But even among them, Beautiful Flowers theater is unprecedented. Actors star in a very particular genre somewhere between eccentric pantomime and modern ballet. Shows are mostly done without a director and drama texts. The theatre was founded by three graduates of the Kharkiv University of Arts: Artem Vusyk, Igor Klyuchnyk and Denys Chmelyov. All of them bring something unique: Artem and Denis are puppeteers, so mime, masks and performance art are their strong points, Igor is a child of classical drama theater and very skilled in modern dance.

“Red” was the first show with the new girl in company, Oxana Cherkashyna, and also the firstrelatively invisible coming into the Mid-Season Invitational. There is no better time for the team to find its footing, bear its fangs, and re-enter the international spotlight with its newest roster.

Farewell, Karsa. Welcome, Moojin.

Some of the biggest international news this offseason was centered around Karsa leaving the Taiwanese champions for greater aspirations across the strait to LPL team and Worlds semi-finalist, Royal Never Give Up. Karsa’s addition to the team in 2015 is potentially the greatest addition any team in Taiwan has ever made, bringing the team up to speed as a top-tier competitor in Taiwan. His play on Lee Sin and Nidalee had been highlighted domestically and internationally, but it was time for the two parties to say goodbye. Flash Wolves were stagnant and Karsa was hungry


still very much at the top of the region. A meta centered around more tank-supports, as opposed to the caster supports of 2017 Worlds, is much more the Flash Wolves speed. SwordArt is great individually on champions like Janna and Karma, but his influence will always be more felt on that of the Rakan and Alistar. Karsa might be gone, but SwordArt was the foundation that allowed both his jungler and carries to thrive.

SwordArt is a top LMS support and arguably the best player in Taiwan, but Betty also furthered his game and became the undisputed star carry of Flash Wolves. While the young AD carry struggled at his first World Championship, he opted to challenge his mechanics further and trusted his teammates in front-to-back team fighting. Bettyhas now had a year and change to fully transition from Jungler to AD carry and it is just about time for him to show up well at an international event.

The Mid-Season Invitational

Flash Wolves struggled with late game team fighting at the start of the split with the LMS becoming more competitive at the middle of the table but quickly bounced back to make that their strength. The increased level of play forced Flash Wolves to be more aggressive in its objective control and mindfulness when it came to snowballing, something that has burned the team internationally since its first splash in 2015.

Prior to this Spring Split, Flash Wolves had taken four straight LMS titles and it had little issues actually acquiring its fifth. Things might have been


and structural characterisation of new compounds from both marine and terrestrial sources. She is coauthor of more than 70 peer‐reviewed articles. Her profile is available on Research Gate.

**Florence Lefranc** obtained an M.D. degree in 1995 at the Université Libre de Bruxelles (ULB, Brussels, Belgium) and then she received her neurosurgeon diploma in 2002 (ULB). She received a Ph.D. in tumor cell biology in 2005 in ULB and she is currently neurosurgeon and chief of neuro‐oncology at the Department of Neurosurgery at Hôpital Erasme (ULB, Brussels, Belgium). She was also a M.D. post‐doctoral fellowship with the Fonds National de la Recherche Scientifique (FNRS, Belgium). Her main research area relates to the identification of biologicals or natural compounds aiming to combat glioma, and also to novel semisynthetic or synthetic compounds.She has authored or co‐authored \~150 peer‐reviewed articles and she is currently conducting several clinical trials with glioma and meningioma patients.

**Marianna Carbone** is Researcher at the Istituto di Chimica Biomolecolare of the Italian Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche. She received her PhD in Pharmaceutical Science from the University of Salerno working on the chemistry of marine mollusks. Her research activity is mainly focused on the isolation and structural characterization of secondary metabolites from marine invertebrates. Her studies include the evaluation of the relevant pharmacological properties of marine natural products, and the exploration of their ecological roles.

**Ernesto Mollo** is Researcher at the Istituto di Chimica Biomolecolare of the Italian Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche. He graduated with a Laurea degree in Biological Sciences from the University of Naples \"Federico II\". The


primary focus of his work is on the study of the ecological roles of natural products from marine organisms and their phyletic and geographic distribution in nature. His research campaigns for the exploration of the molluscan biological and chemical diversity have been carried out on a global scale and led to the discovery of many novel bioactive metabolites.

**Margherita Gavagnin** received her doctoral degree in Organic Chemistry in 1983 from University of Naples. In 1985 she moved to the Institute of Biomolecular Chemistry (ICB), Italian National Council of Research (CNR) where she joined the group of Prof. G. Cimino and started working on the chemical ecology of marine opisthobranch molluscs. Currently, she is Research Director at ICB. Her researches are mainly focused to the definition of the structure ofnew bioactive molecules from marine organisms and plants. She published more than 150 papers on peer‐reviewed journals.

**Tania Betancourt** is Assistant Professor in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry and in the Materials Science, Engineering, and Commercialization Program at Texas State University in San Marcos, TX (USA). She obtained a Ph.D. in biomedical engineering from the University of Texas at Austin in 2007. Her laboratory\'s research focuses on the development of stimuli‐responsive biomaterials and nanomedicines for cancer detection and treatment. She has coauthored 17 peer‐reviewed articles and two book chapters. Her profile is available on Research Gate and Google Scholar.

**Ramesh Dasari** was born in Ambala, Nalgonda district, Telangana, India. He obtained his M.Sc. in organic chemistry from Osmania University, Hyderabad, India and Ph.D. in synthetic organic chemistry from Indian


Institute of Chemical Technology (CSIR‐IICT), Hyderabad, India. In 2012, he joined Texas State University as a Postdoctoral Research Associate. During his postdoctoral research (Oct 2012‐present) at Texas State University with Prof. Alexander Kornienko, he has synthesized analogs of various structurally diverse natural products as part of their development as anticancer agents. He has published 33 peer reviewed papers.

**Alexander Kornienko** was born in a small Arctic town of Vorkuta, Russia. He studied at Mendeleev University in Moscow and then moved to the United States, where he received his Ph.D. in synthetic organic chemistry at Tufts University. After a two‐year postdoctoral fellowship at the University of Montreal, working on the synthesis of novel aminoglycoside antibiotics, he started his independent career at New Mexico Tech in 2001 and then moved toTexas State University where is now Professor of Chemistry Throughout his career he published 86 refereed research papers mostly dealing with natural product‐based cancer drug discovery.

**Robert Kiss** is Director of Research with the Fonds National de la Recherche Scientifique (FRS‐FNRS, Belgium) at the Laboratoire de Cancérologie et de Toxicologie Expérimentale, Faculté de Pharmacie---Université Libre de Bruxelles (ULB, Brussels, Belgium). He obtained a Ph.D. in tumor cell biology at ULB in 1987. He has characterized, with the various research teams he has headed, the mechanisms of action of numerous novel anticancer drugs, with a particular attention to natural products. He has authored or coauthored more than 520 peer‐reviewed articles. His profile is available on Research Gate.


Two hours before he was supposed to be executed in Texas Tuesday night, a federal appeals court granted Robert James Campbell a stay of execution after deciding that new evidence of intellectual disability was “more than sufficient” to merit further consideration. Campbell, now 41, arrived on death row at age 19 after he was convicted of abduction, rape, and murder in 1991. His lawyers say that state files recovered in recent weeks include IQ tests indicating an IQ of 68 when Campbell was tested as a child and 71 at the time when he arrived on death row. When Campbell’s lawyers gave him an IQ test last month, he scored a 69.

In 2002, the Supreme Court ruled in Atkins v. Virginia that executing intellectually disabled individuals violated theIowa, and Harvey Reuter was at least temporarily living in Phoenix, Arizona. Vernon received a bid of $200 per acre from Roy A. Middlebrook and of $201 an acre from Donald Kach for the full 80 acres. The parties were going to meet Mr. Thomson, the executor, at the Cresco Union Savings Bank of which Mr. Thomson was president, to discuss the matter of further bidding. However, on April 16, 1963, Vernon asked Mr. Thomson to postpone the bidding because defendant Middlebrook had offered $8000 for the unimproved 40 acres and had guaranteed to purchase the other 40 acres from Vernon at any time he desired to sell same.
Vernon was there in the city, but since Harvey was in Arizona it was necessary that he be called to


discuss the matter of the bids and the sale of the property. Mr. Thomson told Vernon he would telephone Harvey and he called him on the morning of April 17, 1963.
*819 Wilma Weinkauf testified she was the secretary for Mr. Thomson. She said it was a custom in the bank that she would take all long distance calls in shorthand, and afterwards transcribe them. She states she took all of the two conversations between Harvey Reuter and Mr. Thomson, one in the forenoon of April 17, 1963, and the other at two o'clock in the afternoon. She read both conversations into the record and testified they were verbatim as spoken and as transcribed immediately afterwards. Mr. Thomson also testified they were correct as she read them into theThe Re#Emergence of Emergence: The Emergentist Hypothesis from Science to Religion. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 244–54. Clayton, P. and Davies, P. (eds) 2006. The Re#Emergence of Emergence: The Emergentist Hypothesis from Science to Religion. Oxford: Oxford University Press. Di Francesco, M. 2005. 'Filling the Gap, or Jumping Over it? Emergentism and Naturalism'. Epistemologia 28: 95–122. Ellis, G. 2006. 'On the Nature of Emergent Reality'. In P. Clayton and P. Davies (eds), The Re#Emergence of Emergence: The Emergentist Hypothesis from Science to Religion. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 79–107. Gillett, C. 2002. 'Strong Emergence as a Defense of Non#Reductive Physicalism: A Physicalist Metaphysics for "Downward' Determination" '. Principia 6: 89–120. -- 2006a. 'Samuel Alexander's Emergentism: Or, Higher Causation for Physicalists'. Synthese 153: 261–96. -- 2006b. 'The Hidden Battles Over Emergence'.


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Overview

Despite having made their ICC Men's Cricket World Cup debut more than 40 years ago, Canada have been unable to qualify for the ICC Twenty20 World Cup so far. They've qualified for the T20 World Cup Qualifier on four occasions in the past, but have not proceeded to the next stage so far. Can that change this time around for the side ranked 24th in the MRF Tyres ICC T20 Team Rankings?

Canada's confidence ahead of the T20 World Cup Qualifier 2019 will be high, having won the ICC T20 World Cup Americas Regional Final in August to make it to the global


event. They will walk into the tournament with renewed hope and ambition, having registered five consecutive wins in as many T20Is this year. With an exciting mix of youth and experience in their ranks, Canada are well-placed to put their best foot forward in the tournament.

The Men's #T20WorldCup Americas final Qualifiers were very entertaining. Here are the top 5⃣ moments from the tournament 👇 pic.twitter.com/4u5hJo6rwR — T20 World Cup (@T20WorldCup) August 29, 2019

How they got here

Canada finished behind United States of America in the ICC T20 World Cup Americas Regional Qualifier 2018, missing out on the top spot due to a difference of 0.123 in their net run-rates. However, they brought their best to the ICC T20 World Cup Americas Final earlier this year, topping the points tablewith five wins in six games. They remained unbeaten in the tournament, while their players topped the charts for most runs and wickets in the competition.

T20WC history

Canada have never featured in the ICC Men's T20 World Cup, but have made been a part of four ODI World Cups (1979, 2003, 2007, 2011). Their campaigns in all four competitions ended after the group stage.

Key player

Navneet Dhaliwal: The Canada skipper was the most prolific batsmen in the Americas Finals, accumulating 190 runs at 63.33 in five innings. He only made his T20I debut earlier this year, but has established himself as their key batsman. He is also a right-arm medium pacer, and has 14 international wickets. Dhaliwal was in superb form in the build-up to the Qualifier, scoring 417 runs


in seven innings, including one century and three half-centuries. He has an impressive strike-rate of 132.86 in T20I cricket.

Men's T20WCQ Americas: USA v Canada - Canada captain reflects on tournament

One to watch

Dillon Heyliger: A right-arm medium pacer, Heylinger has been among the wickets for Canada since his T20I debut in August this year. He was their leading wicket-taker in the Americas final, claiming 11 scalps at an exceptional average of 10.09. He registered two four-wicket hauls in five games, while also bowling at an economy rate of just 5.84. Heyliger has picked up nine wickets in his last four appearances for Canada.

Fixtures

20 October: v Jersey, Tolerance Oval, Abu Dhabi

21 October: v Nigeria, Sheikh Zayed Stadium, Abu Dhabi

23 October: v Ireland, Sheikh Zayed Cricket Stadium, Abu Dhabi

24 October: vResearchers at Queen's University Belfast together with the University of Vienna have discovered that treatment for the antibiotic resistant bacteria Klebsiella pneumoniae could lie within our bodies' natural defences.

Multidrug resistance of microbes poses a serious global threat to human health. Globally, 700,000 people die every year due to antimicrobial resistance.

The bacteria Klebsiella pneumoniae causes a number of infections including sepsis, urinary tract infections and pneumonia. As Klebsiella becomes more resistant to antibiotics, these common infections are becoming increasingly difficult to treat, which has led to the World Health Organisation recently declaring an urgent need for new therapeutics to be discovered for Klebsiella.

Professor Jose Bengoechea from the Wellcome-Wolfson Institute for Experimental Medicine at Queen's University Belfast and one of the lead researchers explains: "Klebsiella pneumoniae is of particular concern


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Child Psychology

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This thesis examines protective factors of a resilient child who achieved well-developed prosocial behavior. A case study design was used to study protective factors by developing an in-depth picture of resilience in the child and her family. This study was conducted in a natural classroom setting of a Head Start program. Through the use of a case study method, a structured interview was implemented with the classroom teacher, semi-structured interviews were assigned to the child and her mother, and observations of the child participant were conducted in the classroom for thirty minutes a day for five days. External data such as interviews, video tapes and observation notes were analyzed and interpreted in terms of adversity; and protective factors. The importance of external sources of supportUMD and Bowie State’s unity mural is on display at the State House

The "unity mural," which is currently at the State House in Annapolis, was a collaboration between the University of Maryland and Bowie State to symbolize peace and unity following the homicide of Richard Collins on Maryland's campus. (Tom Hausman/The Diamondback)

A mural designed by University of Maryland and Bowie State University students is now on display at the Maryland State House in Annapolis.

The painting, often called the "Unity Mural," was completed in the fall. It was meant to represent peace, justice and hope in the wake of the death of 2nd Lt. Richard Collins, who was fatally stabbed on this campus in May.

After its completion and display at NextNOW Fest in September, the mural was stored in


a studio while the finishing touches were applied, said Jennifer White-Johnson, a professor of visual communication and digital media arts at Bowie State who was instrumental in the mural's creation.

"We want it to be visible, we don't want it to be put away and never seen again," said Erica Bondarev Rapach, The Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center associate executive director and one of the leaders of the project.

Now that the mural is ready for public display, it will travel to different temporary locations throughout the state. The first stop is the Prince George's Wing of the State House in Annapolis, Bondarev Rapach said.

"The fact that it is at the state house is super amazing because that means that the state of Maryland is supporting what we envisioned andwhat our goal was," White-Johnson said.

The art is expected to remain in its position until the end of the legislative session in mid-April, Bondarev Rapach said, adding that she thinks its message of hope and unity has an important place in the State House.

"The mural itself is sort of expressing positivity in the midst of the hate and injustice that we are seeing both nationally and in our own communities," she said. "There's a symbolism in putting that in a place where legislation is happening to remind legislators that their communities are committed to hope and justice and peace."

Gina Lewis, a professor in Bowie State's fine and performing arts department, agreed with Bondarev Rapach's assessment, adding that she thinks the mural is particularly important in the currently charged


incident legislation that Angel is currently working on, she said. The bill was developed with members of ProtectUMD, a coalition of 25 student groups that advocates for marginalized groups on this campus. It would institute mandatory diversity training and reporting mechanisms for hate bias incidents on the campuses of all public universities in this state.

Overall, Angel said, the mural's place in the State House has had a profound impact on her and her colleagues, who see it every day as they head to work.

"It's definitely something that makes you pause and think," she said. "It's a reminder that we still have work to do."Inclusion in the classroom meant a lot to Christine Richards as a child, but now the long-time resource teacher says years of cuts have left Nova Scotia's system broken and inoperable.

"I wanted the freedom [in Grade 2] to be able to walk to and from school with my brothers, to make friends in my neighbourhood, to be a part of the community," said Richards, who is legally blind and has been with the Halifax Regional School Board for 22 years.

She has fond memories of moving from a B.C. school for the blind with four or five classmates, to a full classroom of more than 30 people, walking home with a smudgy nose from pushing her face close enough to read from the purple Gestetner paper used at the


A hearse and a SUV leave the Cibolo Creek Ranch Saturday Feb. 13, 2016 on U.S. 67 near Shafter, Tx.

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Workers at Cibolo Creek Ranch lower the Texas flag to half mast on Sunday, the day after the death of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia,February 14, 2016 in Shafter, Texas. Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia was at a Texas Ranch Saturday morning when he died at the age of 79. less

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The Texas flag flies at half mast on Sunday at the Cibolo Creek Ranch, the day after the death of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, February 14, 2016 in Shafter, Texas.

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The entrance to the Cibolo Creek Ranch early Sunday, the day after the death of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, February 14 , 2016in Shafter, Texas. Justice Scalia was 79.

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The Texas flag flies at the entrance to the Cibolo Creek Ranch early Sunday, the day after the death of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, February 14, 2016 in Shafter, Texas.

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The Texas flag flies at the entrance to the Cibolo Creek Ranch early Sunday, the day after the death of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, February 14 , 2016 in Shafter, Texas. Justice Scalia was 79.

The Texas flag flies at the entrance to the Cibolo Creek Ranch early Sunday, the day afterthe death of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, February 14 , 2016 in Shafter, Texas. Justice Scalia was 79.

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Dissent On Gay Marriage:

“The nature of marriage is that, through its enduring bond, two persons together can find other freedoms, such as expression, intimacy, and spirituality. Really? Who ever thought that intimacy and spirituality [whatever that means] were freedoms?ruling against male-only admission at VMI): "The tradition of having government-funded military schools for me is as well rooted in the traditions of this country as the tradition of sending only men into military combat.
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On confirmation of judges, Scalia in 2005 at Chapman University: "Now the Senate is looking


death. "It happened on a ranch out near Marfa. As far as the details, I think it's pretty vague right now as to how," he said. "My reaction is it's very unfortunate. It's unfortunate with any death, and politically in the presidential cycle we're in, my educated guess is nothing will happen before the next president is elected."

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott released a statement Saturday afternoon, calling Scalia a man of God, a patriot and an "unwavering defender of the written Constitution."

"He was the solid rock who turned away so many attempts to depart from and distort the Constitution," Abbott said. "We mourn his passing, and we pray that his successor on the Supreme Court will take his place as a champion for the written Constitution and theObama," Gonzalez said.

Gonzalez only met Scalia once, when he spotted the justice walking in the U.S. Capital to view a Supreme Court exhibit. Gonzalez asked him how Scalia was doing; Scalia said, "Fine."

"I prevailed in my only exchange with the Supreme Court," Gonzalez said.

The death immediately became an issue in the presidential race as during a GOP debate Saturday night, five of the six candidates taking part urged Republicans to block any attempt by the president to get his third nominee on the court.

Only Jeb Bush said Obama had "every right" to nominate a justice during his final year in office.

President Obama, in remarks to the nation, praised Scalia as a brilliant legal mind who influenced a generation of lawyers and students.

The President also announced his intentions to


national restaurant chain closed the Willow Lawn location in March and the Gaskins-area location in July.

Both spaces remain vacant and are listed for lease with Martin Blum, a broker with Colliers International | Richmond.

Based in Dallas, Leon Capital is a real estate investment firm that acquires, finances and develops a variety of retail, multifamily and self-storage projects across the U.S. — mainly across several large Texas metros, and in North Carolina and Florida.

With the Ruby Tuesday acquisitions, Leon Capital has grown its Virginia holdings to three properties, all in Henrico. The firm is marketing the 0.6-acre Loanmax Title Loans property at 4802 S. Laburnum Ave. in eastern Henrico for redevelopment, according to its website.Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy, and a nonresident senior fellow at the Center for American Progress and the Brookings Institution. Barr served from 2009 to 2010 as the U.S. Department of the Treasury's assistant secretary for financial institutions, and was a key architect of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act.

Barr previously served as Treasury Secretary Robert E. Rubin's special assistant, as deputy assistant secretary of the Treasury, as special adviser to President William J. Clinton, as a special adviser and counselor on the policy planning staff at the U.S. Department of State, and as a law clerk to U.S. Supreme Court Justice David H. Souter and the Hon. Pierre N. Leval, then of the Southern District of New York.

He received his J.D. from


Yale Law School, his M.Phil. in international relations as a Rhodes Scholar from Magdalen College, Oxford University, and his B.A., summa cum laude, with honors in history, from Yale University.

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Many internal medicine residency training programs are being modified to permit each resident to gain more outpatient experience, including providing continuous care to a defined panel of patients for three years. Increasing emphasis on these outpatient responsibilities and education, however, places demands on the resident that conflict with his responsibilities on the inpatient wards. In this paper the authors describe the development and implementation of a rotational scheduling system aimed at substantially alleviating the conflict between inpatient and outpatient responsibilities. During the first year of operation 84 percent of house staff members indicated their preference for continuing the system in future years.


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I would say "yahoo!", but that's a trademark right? Anyway, it's official folks, the United States has rejoined the United Nations Human Rights Forum. Cynics may decry it as a token gesture by a government to rejoin a fundamentally flawed organisation, but as I always say, I'm cautiously optimistic.

United Nations, New York – The United States won a seat on the United Nations’ top human rights organization Tuesday, closing out another vestige of the Bush administration’s confrontational relationship with the world body.

The US ambassador to the UN, Susan Rice, hailed the return to the human rights forum as part of America’s determination "to again play a meaningful leadership role in multilateral organizations." The US will not wait for a 2011 review of the council to try to reformentered in favor of Twentieth Century on all counts and against HSBC. The Court further finds that summary judgment is due to be entered in favor of HSBC and against William Heard, Landmark North Freeway, Ltd. and Landmark I-45, Inc.

PROCEDURAL HISTORY
On September 28, 2008, Bill Heard Enterprises, Inc. ("BHE") and several related entities filed for relief under Chapter 11 of the Bankruptcy Code and sought joint administration of their petitions. Prepetition, the debtors owned and operated fourteen automobile dealerships in seven states. On February 6, 2009, Twentieth Century, one of the jointly administered debtors, filed a complaint against Landmark North Freeway, Ltd. ("Landmark North"), a Texas limited partnership, and others to avoid the prepetition transfer of real property located at 9111 North Freeway, Houston, Texas to Landmark North


On July 21, 2009, the Court entered an order in conformity with its findings in Bill Heard Enterprises, Inc. v. Landmark North Freeway, Ltd. (In re Bill Heard Enterprises, Inc.), 406 B.R. 98 (Bankr. N.D. Ala. 2009), granting Falcon's motion to dismiss the third-party complaint and counterclaim of Landmark North and Heard against Falcon for failure to state a claim upon which relief could be granted. The case is now before the court on cross motions for summary judgment filed by Twentieth Century and HSBC.

FACTUAL BACKGROUND
The property at issue is located at 9111 North Freeway, Houston, Texas. Landmark Chevrolet has operated as a Chevrolet franchised dealership on the property since the 1970's. On October 1, 1985, Twentieth Century purchased the subject property.
In October of 1985, BHE, through LandmarkChevrolet Corporation which is now known as Landmark Chevrolet, Ltd., purchased the Chevrolet dealership ("Landmark Chevrolet") and Twentieth Century leased the property to the dealership. At all times, Landmark Chevrolet operated the automobile dealership on the subject property under the name Landmark Chevrolet. Landmark Chevrolet's operation of the property as an automobile dealership was visible to the public and did not materially change since it first began leasing the property from Twentieth Century in 1985 until the filing of BHE's bankruptcy petition.
Falcon Financial, LLC ("Falcon"), is a company that specializes in lending to automobile dealerships. In October of 2002, Falcon agreed to make a $20,000,000.00 loan to BHE. To make the loan, Falcon required BHE to form a "bankruptcy remote single purpose entity" that would act both as


the borrower under the loan and owner of the subject property securing the loan. On November 15, 2002, BHE formed the bankruptcy remote single purpose entity named Landmark North Freeway, Ltd.
On December 4, 2002, as part of the loan transaction, Twentieth Century, as grantor, executed a Warranty Deed conveying the subject property to Landmark North, as grantee.[5] There was no visible change to Landmark Chevrolet's possession or operation of the property after Twentieth Century transferred the subject property to Landmark North.
The December 4, 2002 Warranty Deed transferring the property from Twentieth Century to Landmark North was never recorded. The Warranty Deed, a Deed of Trust by which Landmark North mortgaged the subject property to Falcon, and other loan documents were forwarded to Falcon's counsel who then forwarded theDeed of Trust and other loan documents to the escrow agent, Lawyers Title Insurance Company, for closing and recording. The Warranty Deed was not, however, forwarded to Lawyers Title. The original, unrecorded, Warranty Deed was found in the files of Falcon Financial's counsel during this litigation. Falcon's attorney, Greg Murphy, Esq., testified in his deposition that he did not know the Warranty Deed had not been recorded until he first learned of this lawsuit.
On December 12, 2002, Lawyers Title closed the loan and distributed the loan proceeds as instructed. Landmark North directed that $7,187,393.32 of the loan proceeds be used to satisfy existing mortgages on the property in favor of General Motors Acceptance Corporation ("GMAC"). After the loan closing, GMAC recorded three documents entitled "Release of Lien," which


evidenced that three separate GMAC deeds of trust on the subject property had been released. Landmark North also used $317,034.84 of the loan proceeds to pay Twentieth Century's outstanding tax liability. The remaining loan proceeds were advanced directly to BHE to refinance debt it had incurred over time.
On December 23, 2002, Lawyers Title recorded the Deed of Trust in the real property records of Harris County, Texas. Although the Warranty Deed had not been recorded, on December 23, 2002, Lawyers Title issued a final Mortgage Policy of Title Insurance insuring Falcon from any defect in, invalidity or unenforceability in its lien on the subject property. Because the Warranty Deed was not recorded, a claim was made under the title policy and Lawyers Title is providing the defense inthis adversary proceeding.
On December 23, 2002, Falcon assigned its interest in the loan documents to ABN AMRO Bank, NV. Subsequently, on July 18, 2003, ABN assigned its interest in the loan documents to HSBC.
In connection with the loan, Landmark North entered into a lease agreement with Landmark Chevrolet for the property. The real property consists of two tracts of land divided into four parcels.
The property tax records from the Harris County Tax Accessor-Collector indicate that Landmark Chevrolet is the owner of at least one of the parcels. In addition to the tax records, the Harris County Appraisal District records identify Landmark Chevrolet as the owner of one of the parcels.
Since 1985 and at the time of the loan transaction in 2002, Landmark Chevrolet operated a car dealership, service


the record titleholder's ownership.
In Battros, the debtors owned a 65 acre tract of land that they used as a weekend retreat. In 1983, the debtors hired a caretaker to live on the property. Five years later, the debtors transferred the property to their daughter upon her graduation from college, but the deed transferring the property was never properly recorded. Following the transfer, the daughter continued to use the property as a weekend retreat and the caretaker continued to live on the property and care for same as she had before the transfer. Two years later in 1989, the debtors filed bankruptcy and the bankruptcy trustee sought to avoid the transfer pursuant to § 544(a)(3). The bankruptcy court found that the transfer could be avoided under § 544(a)(3) ashair was pulled tight and twisted, creating tension right on the centre of bindu. This was the best method of gaining awareness of bindu which incidentally has no kshetram. Bindu is directly connected with vishuddhi by a particular network of nerves which flow through the interior portion of the nasal orifice passing through lalana (a minor chakra which is responsible for storing and secreting amrit). Lalana is not a centre of awakening, nor is bindu. When awakening takes place in vishuddhi it also occurs in bindu and lalana.

Bindu is a centre of nada yoga. There is not one particular sound in bindu, but many, many sounds. When practising nada yoga one should concentrate on bindu.

Symbolically bindu is represented by both a full moon and a crescent moon. The


exact location of each chakra, you can start to practise the two advanced techniques which follows:

Chakra anusadhana

This is one of the first kriya yoga practices which, in english can be translated as 'search for the chakras'. In this kriya and in other kriyas you are required to move your awareness through two psychic passages called the arohan and the awarohan. The path of these passage is as follows:

Arohan

Arohan is the ascending psychic passage which starts from mooladhara chakra, travel forward to swadhisthana kshetram in the public area, then travels upward through the kshetrams of manipura, anahata and vishuddhi, then in a straight line to bindu at the back of the head.

Awarohan

Awarohan is the descending passage which starts at bindu, travels forward to ajna chakra, then down through sushumnayou exhale you should try to see and hear the arousal of the flames in mooladhara.

Practise 3 rounds.

Then with each exhalation, either mentally or aloud, and in harmonization with the sounds of the fire, chant the mantra Om.

Notice how it causes the fire to burn brighter.

Prefer a maximum of 7 rounds with the feeling that you are being absorbed in the altar of fire.

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Source: Excerpts from the book on "Sure-ways of Self Realization" by Swami Satyananda Saraswati.

17 June, 2013

AJNA CHAKRA

Our reflection on the psychic centres, begins from ajna chakra. According to traditions, mooladhara chakra is generally designed as the first chakra since it is the seat of kundalini shakthi. However, there is another system in which consideration and study of the chakras commence from ajna.

Ajna chakra is the


portrayed as psychic eye located midway between the two physical eyes and it looks inward instead of outward.

In India, ajna chakra called divya chakshu the divine ye), jana chakshu or jnana netra (the eye of knowledge because it is the channel through which the spiritual aspirant receives revelation and insight into the underlying nature of existence. It is also called 'the eye of Shiva', for Shiva is the epitome of meditation, which is directly associated with the awakening of ajna chakra.

It is interesting to note that ajna chakra is more active in females than in males. Women are more sensitive, psychic and perspective and they are often able to predict coming events. However, in most people this inner ye remains closed, and though they see the events ofthe outside world, knowledge and understanding of truth cannot be gained. In this sense, we are blind to the real possibilities of the world, unable to view the deeper levels of human existence.

Meaning of world Ajna Chakra

The Sanskrit word ajna means 'command'. Ajna chakra is the guru chakra. It is the centre through which the guru communicates with his disciples. It is also the place where the inner guru resides and directs.

Ajna chakra has many other names such as the eye of intution, the eye of Shiva, the third eye, to name but a few.

Location

The location point of ajna chakra is in the centre of the brain at the top of the spine. However, this is a difficult area to locate, so in yogic practices bhrumadhya, the eyebrow


the mantra and feel its vibrations resonating in vishuddhi.

Visualization

Become aware of chidakasha and an infinite space.

Visualize an elephant manifesting in this space. A huge white elephant...snow white elephant symbolizing purification of the grosser aspects of one's nature.

Now visualize a circle...white...like a full moon...A white circle...yantra of vishuddhi chakra and the elephant either.

Expand your vision outward. See vishuddhi as a purple lotus. A purple lotus with sixteen petals.

02 June, 2013

POSITION OF ANAHATA CHAKRA

The Sanskrit world anahatameans 'unstruck' or 'unbeaten'. Anahata is the centre of unbeaten sound. It is a cosmic sound which is continuous and in not caused by two objects hitting each other. The physical trigger point of anahata chakra is in the spine directly behind the centre of the chest, in line with the heart. Anahata kshetramfor what they are. One realizes that although people and objects may have gross aspects and differences, they really are embodiments of perfection.

Symbolism behind Anahata Chakra

Anahata is a symbolic of the air (vayu) tattwa [principle] and is closely related with the sense of touch or feeling and with the movement of the hands. It is represented as a blue lotus with twelve petals.

Appearance - Yantra

The yantra is a six pointed star formed from the two interlaced triangles. The inverted triangle is the symbol of Shakti (creativity) and the upright triangle is Shiva (consciousness).

Seed Mantra

The bija mantra of anhata is yam.

Animal

The animal which is the vehicle of anahata is a black antelopesymbol of alertness and mercy. An antelope is also noted for its fleetness.

In many systems anahata is commonly


duodenal atresia. The patient's parents were nonconsanguineous and healthy without a family history of genetic disorders, congenital malformations, diabetes, and psychiatric disease. The patient was diagnosed with diabetes in a medical checkup at the age of 27 years in 2011. Since then, the patient has been receiving insulin treatment and had two pregnancies. During her first pregnancy in 2015, the patient was found with the fetal renal dysplasia and 17q12 deletion (34,822,465-36,283,612) through by B-mode ultrasound and umbilical cord blood gene test, resulting in an induced abortion. Consequently, the patient carried a successful pregnancy and had a healthy daughter in 2017.

In March 2018, the patient was re-hospitalized due to poor glycemic control and hyperketonemia. Anthropometric measurements showed the patient had a body weight of 52 kg (average body weight ofBy Alex Lotorto - IWW Local 570, June 4, 2016

On Saturday, members of the Northeast Pennsylvania Industrial Workers of the World (NEPA IWW) picketed on Wyoming Avenue in Scranton in support of a nationwide Wendy's boycott due to farmworker abuses.

Jon Christiansen, an IWW delegate and faculty at Marywood University, and Branch Secretary Treasurer Brendan Regan delivered a letter to the Wendy's restaurant manager asking him to pass it along to his district manager, which he agreed to do. Throughout the lunch hour, the picket persuaded more than a dozen customers to leave the restaurant in support.

As of March 3rd 2016, The Coalition of Immokalee Workers (CIW) has declared a consumer boycott of Wendy's due to the company's refusal to sign on to their Fair Food Program. Not only


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larceny, failure to go to his appointed place of duty, wrongful possession of
methamphetamines with intent to distribute, wrongful distribution of heroin,
wrongful use of methamphetamines (four specifications), wrongful carrying of a
concealed weapon, and receipt of stolen property. The military judge sentenced
appellant to a bad-conduct discharge, twelve years confinement, and forfeiture of all
pay and allowances. In accordance with the pretrial agreement, the convening
authority reduced the term of confinement to forty months and otherwise approved
the adjudged sentence. Appellant appealed that conviction to another panel of this
court, asserting that the uncharged misconduct provision of his pretrial agreement
precluded the government fromAlbert was selected No. 15 overall in the 2008 NFL draft by the Kansas City Chiefs and played all six of his previous seasons with the team. Andrew Abramson of The Palm Beach Post drew a clear connection that makes the fit for Albert in Miami all the more logical:

The South Florida Sun-Sentinel's Omar Kelly emphasized the importance of the Dolphins shoring up the position before Albert was signed:

After being hit with the franchise-tag designation in 2013 and seeing Eric Fisher chosen with the top overall pick in that year's draft, the writing appeared to be on the wall that Albert's time in Kansas City was coming to a close. The Chiefs didn't appear interested in paying him, and Fisher's move to right tackle as a rookie didn't