Catherine Le Goeuil Cairanne 2009, Côtes du Rhône-Villages, is a dark ruby-mulberry color. Prominent aromas of spiced, macerated and slightly stewed black currants, black raspberries and blueberries are wreathed with beguiling undertones of rhubarb and pomegranate. The texture is firm and resilient, moderately dense and chewy and layered in pleasing dimension with elements of forest floor and underbrush and slightly dusty tannins enlivened by vibrant acidity and graphite-like mineral qualities. Give this a few minutes in the glass, and it pulls up traces of lavender and violets, fruitcake and plum pudding. Altogether, it adds up to perfect pitch and tone in a savory, highly drinkable package. 14.5 percent alcohol. Now through 2014 or ’15 with grilled sausages, leg of lamb studded with rosemary and garlic, barbecue ribs anda small but impeccable scale. Such a producer is Domaine Emmanuel Giboulot, from whose 10 hectares of vines — a bit more than 25 acres — around the city of Beaune in Burgundy come about 4,350 cases annually of what could be considered minor wines, at least compared to the Big Leagues of Premier Cru and Grand Cru vineyards. Emmanuel Giboulot, the name of the owner and winemaker as well as the domaine, is not trying to be all things Burgundian to all people, accumulating a few rows here and a few rows there in all the prestigious appellations up and down the Côte d’Or, in the manner of the important negociants. No, Giboulot steadfastly works in the Côte de Beaune, up on the hilltop, or to the


Art Exhibit: The First Exhibition

When: Sept. 17-Oct. 20 2012

The Galleries @ CSU launch their first exhibits in their new space on Playhouse Square. The First Exhibition features recent works by CSU studio art faculty and teaching staff. Also: Jennie Jones: A Photographic Legacy for Cleveland State University features selected works by this celebrated Cleveland photographer. The exhibits continue through October 20 at 1307 Euclid Ave.Kristin Chenoweth Heads to Hot in Cleveland

Kristin Chenoweth has been tapped to guest-star in an upcoming episode of Hot in Cleveland, TVGuide.com has confirmed. Seriesexecutive producer Sean Hayes took to Twitter Monday morning to announce Chenoweth's appearance, which is slated to air in May.

The 43-year-old actress, who occasionally appears on Gleeand will next star in ABC's GCB, will portray a friend of the girls from L.A. who comes to stay with them after breaking up with her longtime boyfriend, a Beverly Hills dermatologist to the stars. The ladies must put the two back together or face the possibility of never getting another appointment with the exclusive doctor again.


Emergency crews responded to West Huntsville United Methodist Church at 3104 9th Avenue before 11:30 a.m. Tuesday.

Police said one man was found dead inside the church and the other was taken from the church to the hospital where he later died.

The victims were identified as Anthony Jackson, 76, and Terry Jackson, 69, both of Huntsville.

News of the murder shocked church members and neighbors.

"I just can't believe that a murder would have happened in a church like that when they are doing something good," said Keli Milford. She's attended the church for the last 40 years.

Milford describes the brothers as sweet, quiet men who attended church every Sunday and sang in the choir.

"I just know that two sweet very sweet brothers are gone," she said.

A witness told police shesaw a man running down the street moments after it happened.

"Running through my neighbor's yard acting like he hadn't done anything, looked back and waived and I said, 'Who is that running?' We didn't know what he had done," said witness Elizabeth Buchanan.

Terry cared for his older brother Anthony, who had physical and mental disabilities.

The brothers were longtime members of the church who helped with the food pantry every Tuesday, always attended Bible study, and sang in the choir.

"To me they were the epitome of kindness," said church member Linda Claunch.

"I've just asked myself why because they would give you the shirt off their back and there was no need for any kind of confrontation. It's just hard to understand. You would have had to have known them


and by the end of the decade it had already grown to its present size.

Conveniently located almost due west of Portland, Cape Lookout has long been a popular destination for day trippers and campers. You get the sense that this is a place where generations of families return, year after year. But unlike some of the other big state parks on the northern and central coast, Cape Lookout has retained a certain sense of intimacy.

In 2017, the park only saw about 142,000 day-use visitors, which ranks in the bottom half of all state parks on the coast. Nearly 127,000 people camped at Cape Lookout last year, making it the sixth most popular state park campground on the coast.

The 228-site campground can certainly feel crowded – the sites areZoology just got one more entry under "Monkey": the cercopithecus lomamiensis, or lesula for short.

A team led by researchers from Yale University spotted the previously unidentified species in the rainforests of Lomami Basin, in central Democratic Republic of Congo.

According to their newly published paper in the Public Library of Science, it's only the second monkey species to be discovered in Africa in 28 years.

It was, however, well known to people living in the area: the naturists first encountered one of the monkeys at the house of a local primary school director, who was caring for the animal after its mother was killed.

The research team met other lesulas – as locals called the monkeys – living in captivity, and in December 2007 finally observed it in the wild.

"A mane


of long grizzled blond hairs frames a protruding pale, naked face and muzzle, with a variably distinct cream colored vertical nose stripe," they write in their paper.

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The wide-eyed, pink-faced lesula has already won itself admirers. The Guardian's art critic, Jonathan Jones, compares the researchers' picture of the monkey to a Rembrandt portrait, cooing over its "staggeringly insightful, wise, and melancholy face" and "profound and tragic gaze."

CNN's frame of reference is a little less high-brow. Its commentators compared the lesula to, variously, Jake Gyllenhaal, Paris Hilton, the botched Jesus fresco, and David Schwimmer (now that one really is uncanny).

Neither article, however, mentions male lesulas' other distinctive feature: blue bottoms.

"An adult male exhibits a bright blue scrotum and perineum, whichHood piece has cowl neck and cape layers in back, attaches w/ Velcro on one shoulder

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Every era of the Star Wars saga has had its iconic villains, from the punk rock-looking Darth Maul, to the evil gentleman Count Dooku, and even the classic good guy/turned bad guy Darth Vader.

In the newest adventure into the galaxy far, far away, we are introduced to Kylo Ren, who seems to have done his homework and taken some of the best characteristics of all the dark Jedi before him and become a true force of evil. He is wrapped in flowing robes and carries an unusual lightsaber like Darth Maul, his quiet sinister nature can seem very Dooku-y at times, and his mask and booming filtered voice give his victims chills


U.S. skating stars Maia and Alex Shibutani, bronze medal winners in PyeongChan, weren't finished when they got off the podium. They finally got a chance to meet some long-distance friends, and the emotions were overwhelming. Meet the group of kids who were "part of our team" in the video above.in stable condition Thursday morning, the Bladen County Sheriff’s Office said.

"This world we live in today, I would never think something like this would happen in Bladen County, but it did," Sheriff Jim McVicker said. "This world is changing."

Williams and Ratley were in a weeks-long dispute, McVicker said. Three to four weeks ago, the two got into an argument in a bathroom when Williams was assaulted and had to miss several days of work, the sheriff said.

Williams' family said Ratley had bullied him for months – they even accused Ratley of shooting at their house – and Williams shot him in self-defense.

"Enough was enough. He had enough," Chris Williams said of her son. "Nobody should have to go to work and go through that."

April Edwards, Williams' aunt, said


she doesn't know how the dispute started, but it was enough that her nephew tried to transfer to another work site.

"For him to retaliate like this to protect himself, I feel like it had to be something that was to the point where he felt it was a life-and-death situation," Edwards said.

On Thursday morning, Jaquante Williams and Ratley exchanged words in the stairwell during a shift change, McVicker said, and Williams fired five shots from a handgun.

Hernandez was a bystander not involved in the dispute, he said.

"He was sorry for the lady. He did admit that," Edwards said. "I hope the charges will be changed because his intent was not to harm this young lady. His intent was to protect himself from this gentleman who has literally threatenedhim over and over."

No charges were ever filed after the Williams family's home was shot at. Smithfield Foods officials didn't respond to questions about the bathroom assault.

After the shooting, McVicker said, the gunman, who was dressed in all black, fled the plant.

A person who knew Jaquante Williams was able to talk with him on a cellphone after the shooting, authorities said. Williams was found in a wooded area behind the plant, where he surrendered to law enforcement without incident, McVicker said.

"To tell you the truth, the fellow, he wanted to surrender. He was very afraid," the sheriff said.

Authorities were still combing the woods Thursday afternoon looking for the gun.

The plant was placed under lockdown as several law enforcement agencies responded, including the North Carolina State Highway Patrol, the


Elizabethtown Police Department and the Brunswick County Sheriff's Office.

Smithfield Foods was evacuated, with hundreds of employees leaving the building – more than 2,000 were inside at the time, but some were told to shelter in place because the location of the gunfire was unclear.

One worker said during a 911 call that she was hiding in the plant after hearing gunshots.

"Oh my gosh, can you hurry up, please? Please hurry up," the terrified woman said over and over.

Workers were allowed back into the building after Williams was arrested. Kyle Narron, vice president of operations for Smithfield Foods, said business resumed as normal after a three-hour delay.

Based in Virginia, Chinese-owned Smithfield Foods is the world’s largest pork processor and hog producer, according to its website.

"We are shocked and saddened byfor summary judgment and dismissed Bryant's petition. We reverse and remand for further proceedings.
Giddings, while employed as a bookkeeper and credit manager by Bryant, carried out a scheme of embezzlement between the years 1973 and 1981 which resulted in a loss to Bryant in excess of $300,000. The central part of the scheme consisted of Giddings taking checks drawn payable to Bryant's order by its customers as payments on their accounts, placing upon the back of the checks a Bryant stamp consisting of Bryant's name and address, signing his own name below the stamp, and depositing the checks in his personal account at the bank.
Bryant discovered the scheme in March of 1981. Giddings then resigned and gave Bryant's president a $50,000 check and an assurance that the $50,000


wrongfully paid. The trial court directed a verdict for the bank. On appeal this court stated: "Having elected to treat the check as valid and the payment to Stewart as authorized thereby, he can not afterwards assert the contrary position. Either Stewart had his money or the bank had it. Both could not have it. If the bank had the money, Stewart had the bank's money; and he was not liable to Jones, but to the bank. If Stewart had Jones' money, it was because the bank had paid it out on Jones' check, and the bank was no longer holden for the deposit.... Looking at this suit as one based upon payment of the altered check, the two are entirely inconsistent." Jones at 79, 90 N.W. atthe victim of an embezzlement, which, after seeking satisfaction from the embezzler and not finding enough assets to satisfy its judgment, seeks to go after the embezzler's bank for cashing its checks on forged endorsements.
Jones does not hold that one who pursues one wrongdoer to judgment may not thereafter pursue a second wrongdoer. It rests, rather, on the ground that Jones, as the bank's depositor, obtained his judgment against the wrongdoer Stewart on the basis that the check was valid and authorized the bank to pay, but which was fraudulently obtained from Jones by Stewart. Jones could not thereafter maintain the inconsistent position against the bank that the check was invalid and therefore did not authorize payment.
The doctrine of election of remedies appears to be a somewhat vague


Refractory Hailey-Hailey disease successfully treated with sandpaper dermabrasion.
A 53-year-old woman presented with a 20-year history of pruritic dermatitis on the groin, axillae, inframammary folds, posterior aspect of the neck, and popliteal fossae. She was referred to our clinic by an outside facility after results from a punch biopsy diagnosed Hailey-Hailey disease (HHD). The patient had previously attempted treatment with many traditional noninvasive options with no success. Topical treatment modalities included corticosteroids, immunomodulators, antifungals, retinoids, and antibiotic preparations. Intralesional corticosteroids, as well as botulinum toxin and carbon dioxide laser, were also unsuccessful. Failed systemic treatment modalities included antibiotics, antihistamines, prednisone, azathioprine, mycophenolate mofetil, acitretin, isotretinoin, adalimumab, and etanercept. Of note, cyclosporine was successful in clearing the cutaneous involvement in our patient, but elevation ofcreatinine and exacerbated hypertension precluded continueduse. The decision was made to treat the patient by dermabrasion with sandpaper. The patient was prepped in a sterile fashion, and a field block with 1% lidocaine with epinephrine was performed. This was followed by abrasion down to the superficial dermis with 3M Sandblaster fine sandpaper (3M, St. Paul, MN) and hyfrecation between rounds ofdermabrasion. The treated areas were then covered with petrolatum and sterile gauze, and antibiotics and pain medication were prescribed. This treatment was initially performed on the patient's posterior aspect of the neck and later to the bilateral popliteal fossae and axillae. Three months post-treatment, desirable functional and cosmetic results of the treated areas had been achieved (Figure 1 and Figure 2). While no recurrence of clinically active HHD has been seen in the


Bernie Sanders is the first presidential candidate to sign onto an ambitious "Fix Democracy" pledge launched Monday by Greenpeace and more than 20 other climate justice organizations.

In doing so, Sanders vows to reject campaign contributions from the fossil fuel industry and to support a "people-powered democracy" marked by full voting rights for all and public funding for campaigns.

"A critical way for candidates to show they support a people-powered democracy is by rejecting fossil fuel money and supporting voters rights," said Annie Leonard, executive director at Greenpeace USA. "So far only Bernie Sanders has agreed to fossil fuel-free funding and protection of voters rights. It's time for Hillary Clinton and anyone with serious White House aspirations to match Sanders' leadership. Our democracy has to stop being sold at auctionweek in the space formerly occupied by another North Side bowling spot.

Bowlero, formerly AMF Country Lanes, will open Thursday at 13307 San Pedro Ave. near the intersection of U.S. Highway 281 and Bitters Road.

The 47,000-square-foot alley touts features that company officials say sets it apart from normal bowling fare.

The alley boasts a "retro-modern" style crafted by Studio Lemonade, said Colie Edison, vice president of marketing for Bowlmor AMF, which involves using reclaimed wood and metal among other materials and repurposing vintage items — such as an Airstream trailer converted to a snack bar at the alley chain's location in The Woodlands.

The San Antonio location will feature a 1966 Mustang Convertible, Edison said. The bar and shoe desks are built with raw metal and panels of reclaimed cargo containers,


applicant.
Another known technique aimed at rectifying bathymetric profiles characterized by marked variability provides for arranging at least one support in a depression between two successive ridges to provide a further point of support for the underwater pipeline and reduce the length of the free-span portion of the underwater pipeline.
A support of the above-indicated type shown in U.S. Patent Application No. 2014/093317. This support is preliminarily arranged in a given zone of the bed of the body of water and comprises a vertical structure, a carriage selectively movable in a vertical direction along the vertical structure, and a cradle configured to accommodate the underwater pipeline. The underwater pipeline is positioned in the cradle, which is selectively set at a desired height with respect to the bed of the body"But for the children of the poorest people we're stripping the curriculum, removing the arts and music, and drilling the children into useful labor. We're not valuing a child for the time in which she actually is a child"

"In the book, I write about children in first grade who were taught to read by reading want ads. They learned to write by writing job applications. Imagine what would happen if anyone tried to do that to children in a predominantly white suburban school"

"At that time, I had recently finished a book called Amazing Grace, which many people tell me is a very painful book to read. Well, if it was painful to read, it was also painful to write. I had pains in my chest for two years


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Gary Neville picks his best XI from first half of Premier League season and his top three goals

MNF pundit Gary Neville has selected his best XI from the first half of the Premier League season.

Last Updated: 03/01/13 2:04pm

Man United sit top of the table and Everton and West Brom are perched handily in the top seven, but it has been a semester of struggle for QPR and Reading.

Gary Neville has had his finger on the pulse since the action kicked off in August and on the New Year's Eve edition of Monday Night Football, he selected his team of the season so far and his top three goals...

Read below to see Gary's star-studded XI and then let us know whether you agree with him by fillingin the feedback form at the base of the page...

Goalkeeper - Asmir Begovic (Stoke)

Begovic is a presence, he can catch the ball and kick it forward with the minimum of fuss and he makes some magnificent saves as well. He has been a large part of Stoke's excellent defensive record and is surely being looked at by other clubs.

Right-back - Pablo Zabaleta (Man City)

Zabaleta has been the best right-back in the Premier League this season but he is more than that; he is a leader in the City team, he puts impetus into their play and that puts him ahead of Glen Johnson (Liverpool) and Rafael (Man United) who are having good seasons.

Centre-back - Phil Jagielka (Everton)

Jagielka is dependable; he reads the game well, puts himself in the


he was good going forward but you didn't know if he had the aggression or mentality to know how to defend in David Moyes' Everton team - but he does.

Right-midfield - Juan Mata (Chelsea)

Mata is delivering and is the best player of his type in the Premier League this season, better than David Silva, Samir Nasri, Eden Hazard etc. He is really clever and good on the ball and has now added goals to his game. He is affecting matches and I think he has enjoyed the challenge of having Oscar and Hazard alongside him at Chelsea.

Centre-midfield - Michael Carrick (Man United)

Carrick has been Man United's best midfield player and someone every player would want in their team. His passing is fantastic, he holds the ball, he isintelligent, has a good presence and has really connected with Robin van Persie; he sees the Dutchman's runs better than anybody. He is a top central midfield player and one of the first names on the United team sheet.

Centre-midfield - Marouane Fellaini (Everton)

Felliani has been outstanding and his performance against Man United on the opening day was the individual display of the season so far. I am playing him in central midfield because I want to get two forwards in, but he could be a holding midfield player, an off-the-front player, a centre-forward or a conventional midfield player. Don't be fooled by the fact long ball are lumped up to him; he can play anywhere and will be courted by all the top clubs.

Left-midfield - Gareth Bale (Tottenham)

Bale


think he is the best off the ball at sprinting to the play; he works but it is not his favourite part of the game so United are carrying someone in the respect - but he affects the play in the big moments in the big matches, like when United beat Chelsea 3-2 at Stamford Bridge, in which he affected EVERY moment of that match. People were expecting him to fail under the big pressure of playing for United and in a different style, but he has settled brilliantly.

Centre-forward - Luis Suarez (Liverpool)

I went with Suarez over Swansea's Michu because while their performance levels have been equal, Suarez is a better player. He has had to deal with the racism case and accusations of diving but he hasEtihad Stadium

740 Bourke Street, Docklands VIC - Capacity: 53,359

Etihad Stadium

740 Bourke Street, Docklands VIC - Capacity: 53,359

Etihad Stadium, in the heart of Melbourne, is the most versatile, flexible and technologically advanced stadium in Australia. With multiple event modes as well as a range of function spaces, Etihad Stadium can adapt to virtually any event no matter the size. A free high density Wi-Fi network as well as a 1500 strong high definition IPTV network sets Etihad Stadium apart from the rest and ensures all fans get the best experience possible.

Etihad Stadium is the proud sporting home of the Melbourne Renegades and also hosts around 50 AFL matches a season as well as five A-League fixtures. The venue also regularly stages some of the biggest international sporting events such


Stadium is well-serviced by Melbourne's tram network. Trams 35, 70, 75 and 86 all have stops nearby. For more timetable and journey planner information, visit the Yarra Trams website.

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Buses stop at Southern Cross station (a 5 minute walk to Etihad Stadium). See your local timetables and journey planner information at the Public Transport Victoria websiteAs the founder of Agnelli Milan Bikes, Italian craftsman Luca Agnelli is melding the comfort and convenience of today's technology with the artistry of old-school design. Each one of his electric bicycles is handmade with vintage parts that date back to the 1950s, from the frames to the fuel tanks, but carefully reworked with modern-day modifications and accessories. (The tanks, for example, hold battery packs instead of petrol.)

Agnelli was trained in antique furniture restoration, which he credits as essential to his continuing creative path. In 1989, at the age of 22, he was inspired to open his own design lab, where he began experimenting with building new, contemporary products from older heirlooms.

Each of his bikes presents its own creative challenge, and no two sets of wheels turn out


the outer periphery of the thus formed hollow cylindrical member in spiral form (as disclosed in the Japanese Utility Model Laid-open Publication No. 60-88727). Furthermore, in the described prior art, an amorphous metallic wire may be disposed in a winding fashion in the interposed layer of the hollow cylindrical member.
However, in the prior art described above, the amorphous metallic tape and the amorphous wire have less adhesive property with respect to the hollow cylindrical prepreg of epoxy resin. For this reason, in case of the amorphous metallic tape wound around the outer periphery of the hollow cylindrical member, the amorphous metallic tape is easily come up due to repeated bending load applied to the cylindrical member and, hence, is easily peeled off. In the case of the amorphousA border dispute begins between Andoria and Vulcan, shortly after first contact between the two worlds, lasting for the next 200 years. According to Shran, the only thing that kept Vulcan from invading Andoria was the threat of massive retaliation. After stealing a prototype of the Xindi weapon from the Xindi, Shran declared that, "with a weapon of this magnitude at our disposal, they wouldn't dare attack us." (ENT: "Proving Ground")


$400, secured by her savings account. This loan was paid off in January 1986. On July 2, 1986, appellant obtained check number 210392, in the amount of $13,303, issued to appellant and Toresco's Autoland after approval of a loan for the purchase of a 1987 Chrysler Fifth Avenue. That check was endorsed by both payees, and the proceeds used to purchase the automobile. Both before and after the date of the car loan, appellant applied for and received various other (mostly small) loans pursuant to the same Agreement.
In August 1987, after a work injury, appellant stopped making payment to appellee. On October 29, 1987, when appellant was over two months behind in her biweekly payments, and the balance remaining on the debt was almost $16,000, appellee repossessed theaddress had been deleted. However, in its motion for summary judgment, appellee proffered the affidavit of Henry Brannon, who averred that he was employed as a rural mail carrier by the U. S. Postal Service and was responsible for mail delivery to appellant's correct address during the period of time the notice was mailed. Brannon deposed that notwithstanding the typographical error and the fact that the address on the envelope does not exist, he recognized the name on the letter, realized where it should be delivered and, in fact, attempted delivery there twice by leaving a notice of attempt to deliver certified mail at appellant's correct address. Brannon also stated that because it was a certified letter, pursuant to post office procedures it was returned to the sender


at Ridge Haven, where Donald Guthrie and I spoke for the Covenant Family Conference. We had a good time talking about the church as Christ's new community of character and practices. We made a number of new friends, especially Sam Brown, the ministry coordinator, and J. D. Wetterling, the resident manager. J. D. just published a useful little evangelistic book called No One: When Jesus Says It, He Means It. It draws from six passages in the Gospel of John that present the doctrines of grace in an evangelistic fashion.

It took us eleven hours to make it home Friday, but we were glad to be back after two weeks away with four kids. It is hard to believe that school starts in three or four weeks. It feelsHARARE, Harare Province (AFP) – Zimbabwe begin a five-match one-day series against India on Wednesday accepting that victory in even one of the games would represent a good result against the top-ranked side in the world.

"All along we've prepared with the hope that we might surprise them in one of the games - we have to be realistic, and look to be competitive and do the best that we can," Waller said.

"India have got so many cricket players that I don't think there's a huge difference between the guys who have come in and some of the players they've left out."

Zimbabwe go into Wednesday's game at Harare Sports Club with their most settled batting line-up in many years, having been boosted by Sean Williams' performances in the middle


in, along with uncapped players Parvez Rasool and Mohit Sharma.

Even the more senior players will have something to prove, with Virat Kohli hoping to showcase his captaincy credentials as he leads the side in Dhoni's absence.

"You need eleven players who are hungry for success, who are hardworking and whose vision is victory," Kohli said. "All fifteen players are strong and it is a strong unit, which is good."[Social thinking in health in Latin America: revisiting Juan César García].
The article reconstitutes the social thinking in health by Argentine physician and sociologist Juan César García (1932-1984), analyzing the main publications approaching his work and activities. The article situates his thinking in the two fields that marked his production: social medicine and the social sciences from the 1960s to the late 1980s. The article highlights his work with the Pan American Health Organization and his perspective of analyzing social medicine and the social sciences by relating them not only to the Latin American historical, social, economic, and political context, but also to historical materialism: linking medicine to the social structure; the influence of the social structure on the production and distribution of diseases; internal analysis of the production


of Omaha, sign a BankAmericard form evidencing the transaction which is authenticated by the cardholder's BankAmericard credit card, and exchange the signed form for goods or services or cash from a participating Minnesota merchant or bank, respectively. The sales draft forms are then deposited by the participating Minnesota merchant to his account with a participating Minnesota bank for credit, which will then forward them and cash advance drafts drawn on such bank to the First National Bank of Omaha for credit.
"VI.
"The First National Bank of Omaha renders periodic statements to its Minnesota cardholders and charges finance charges on the unpaid balance of the cardholder's account. Such finance charges are assessed at the rate of 1-½% per month on the first $999.99 of the customers account for an annualresidents directly to the First National Bank of Omaha.
"VII.
"The defendant First of Omaha Service Corporation and participating Minnesota banks are or will be paid a fee for their services rendered to the First National Bank of Omaha. Defendant First of Omaha Service Corporation and the participating Minnesota banks do not directly receive interest. However, the First of Omaha Service Corporation does accept assignments of delinquent accounts from the First National Bank of Omaha, and as an incident to collecting these accounts, does collect interest.
"VIII.
"The defendant First of Omaha Service Corporation intends, unless further restrained or enjoined, to immediately commence solicitation of potential participating Minnesota banks and Minnesota merchants so that they may perform the functions described in Paragraph III and IV of this Stipulation in connection with the


uniformly to all banks doing business in the state. If we were writing on a clean slate, this reasoning would appear to be more consistent with the history and purpose of the National Bank Act.
The particular section of the National Bank Act under consideration in this case has been in existence for over a century. Obviously, the ramifications and problems resulting from bank credit card financing could not have been considered by Congress at the time of its adoption. Furthermore, a rather strong argument can be made that credit card financing is not purely banking business even though a bank may administer the program. The original version of the National Bank Act was enacted by Congress to protect national banks from discriminatory economic legislation by individual states inthe loans of the General government. It could not have been intended, therefore, to expose them to the hazard of unfriendly legislation by the States, or to ruinous competition with State banks."
The decisions reached in the Fisher cases injected a new attribute into the "most favored lendor status," which resulted in allowing the interstate shipment of interest rates by national banks in their credit card programs. This result is accomplished despite the fact that the individual state has attempted to specifically limit the interest rates allowable on certain loan transactions and its laws apply uniformly to all lending institutions within the state. Thus, by allowing a national bank to transport a given interest rate under these circumstances could afford it a distinct advantage in competing with state banking


been turned into a sword which can now be used by national banks located outside Minnesota against local national banks. National banks located outside Minnesota would not only have most favored lender status in Minnesota, but rights greater than the most favored lender. Surely this result is not within the contemplation of the National Bank Act.
*366 As the majority opinion states, "The decisions reached in the Fisher cases injected a new attribute into the `most favored lender status,' which resulted in allowing the interstate shipment of interest rates by national banks in their credit card programs." Additionally, should a simple credit card transaction between a local citizen and a local merchant be construed as a bank loan by the Nebraska bank to a Minnesota citizen as Fisher proclaimsVIENNA/PARIS (Reuters) - The U.N. atomic watchdog policing Iran’s nuclear deal with major powers plans to issue an imminent rebuke to Tehran for failing to provide access to one or more sites that are of interest to it, several diplomats who follow the agency said on Monday.

An Iranian flag flutters in front of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) headquarters in Vienna, Austria September 9, 2019. REUTERS/Leonhard Foeger

The International Atomic Energy Agency overseeing the landmark 2015 nuclear agreement, which lifted international sanctions against Tehran in exchange for restrictions on its nuclear activities, issues quarterly updates on Iran’s atomic program to its member states.

The next of those quarterly reports is due on Tuesday but, in a first for the IAEA since the deal was put in place, the agency


plans to issue a separate report on the same day, calling Iran out for its lack of cooperation in general and its failure to provide access in particular, diplomats said.

“The general message is: There’s a new sheriff in town,” a diplomat from a country on the IAEA’s 35-nation Board of Governors said, referring to new IAEA chief Rafael Grossi of Argentina, who was elected in October with the support of countries including the United States and Brazil.

Grossi took over following the death in office of long-serving IAEA chief Yukiya Amano of Japan, who pressured Iran to provide swifter access to sites of interest to the agency, while avoiding confronting the Islamic Republic publicly, diplomats say.

Under Amano, the IAEA at first resisted public pressure from Israeli Prime Minister BenjaminYou are here

Tulip Mania

The Tulip Book contains 122 pictures of tulips, made by Jacob Isaacsz of Swanenburch, Leiden citizen (1571-1638, in the 1620s first teacher of Rembrandt) and 16 pictures presumably created by Adriaen Jansz. van Witvelt (approx.. 1581-1638). The book played a role in the Tulip mania, the oldest known speculative bubble in world history.In the late 16th century the first tulip arrived in the Netherlands from the Middle East. Almost immediately the tulip became a status symbol, avidly collected by the happy few. The tulip bulb was virtually priceless, in 1637 the target price for a single bulb was 3000 guilders (comparable to 31,000 Euros in 2008). Against a background of plague and war, speculation around tulip bulbs expanded enormously. People sold their possessions in order


to get tulip bulbs. Speculators were called florists. In February 1637 the market collapsed and panic broke out. The unfortunate traders who could whistle for their money sought help from the government. Local authorities established committees to bring the parties together, but a structural solution was never found.All pictures are available digitally. Click below for pictures and / or browse through the book:

More about the Tulip Book

The book belongs to the Special Collections of the NEHA (no 254). The acquisition probably dates back to 1927. The acquisition also led to the creation of the "Boekenfonds" (Book fund). With notes from the 20th century at the front "[..] - Kildale - 8464 - Drawn by a Dutch artist anno 1630"; two loose sheets from 1630 were purchased by theThe Coronado Crest

The Coronado Crest

Although it might seem a long ways away to the freshmen, graduation is just around the corner. For the class of 2014 it has come and gone in a blink of an eye. It is never too early to start planning for college.
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The Coronado Class of 2014 graduated on Saturday, May 25 at the United Spirit Arena.
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Coronado has had a softball team for nineteen years, and every year they have been district and bi-district champions. They have gone


Comparative assessment of in-hospital trauma mortality at a South African trauma center and matched patients treated in the United States.
The unacceptably high rate of death and disability due to injury in Sub-Saharan Africa is alarming. The objective of this work was to compare mortality rates between severely injured trauma patients at a high-volume trauma center in South Africa with matched patients in the United States. Clinical databases from the Groote Schuur Hospital for patients treated in Cape Town, South Africa and the American College of Surgeon's National Trauma Databank for patients treated at large academic trauma centers in the United States were used. Coarsened exact matching identified the most comparable patient populations based on sex, age, intent, injury type, injury mechanism, Injury Severity Score, Glasgow Coma Score, andEarth Ω

ALIENS & MONSTERS

When the defeated Harvester fled from earth, they left behind about 240 aliens from 19 different species which have been enslaved by the Harvester shortly before they destroyed their planets.

Homeless stranded on an alien world and viewed by humans with some mistrust, those last survivors of their species fled to Greenland, which has previously been transformed through terraforming in a wild, bizarre jungle world full of new and dangerous life forms. Surrounded by hostile landscapes the refugees founded a city, which serves as a sanctuary for both aliens and humans who live next to and with each other and have to stick together in order to survive.

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The real name of this species is unknown, as the only known member claims it'd be unpronounceable for "mentally


other sources as an energy supplier for his metabolism thanks to a complicated mechanism of external respiratory organs.

Biology

Body Type: Bipedal HumanoidAverage Height: Same as humansAverage Weight: Same as humansEye Color: BlueHair Color: BlueSkin Color: BlueNumber of Limbs: 4Number of Fingers: 5Number of Toes: 5Special Adaptations: Able to use any source as energy supplier for his metabolism.

Miscellaneous

Homeworld: UnknownStar System / Galaxy: UnknownHabitat: Currently a district in the city of New Eden amidst the terraformed Greenland.Gravity: Earth standardAtmosphere: Earth standardPopulation: 1Type of Government: UnknownLevel of Technology: UnknownCultural Traits: Unknown

Apo'eshi

The Apo'eshi are anything but thin-skinned Canine Humanoids and yet have a temper as well as superhuman strength and durability due to their rockhard impenetrable skin.

Miscellaneous

Homeworld: UnknownStar System / Galaxy: UnknownHabitat: Currently a district in the city of New Eden amidst theterraformed Greenland.Gravity: Earth standardAtmosphere: Earth standardPopulation: 15Type of Government: UnknownLevel of Technology: UnknownCultural Traits: Laborer (blue-collar)

Danfa

As amphibians with a low metabolic rate, the Danfa can absorb oxygen either via gill, lung or skin breathing, whereby they mostly use all variants in parallel. They live in nomadic tribes mainly under water in the seas around Greenland and only rarely come into contact with the surface world.

Within a short time after their arrival on Earth the Danfa made the seas of our planet their home and learned the underwater world know so well like no other species before - except perhaps for the fabled sea people with whom they are in frequent interaction.

The Danfa know every existing underground river, deep sea trenches, and waterways of the world like the back


of their hands and when they want to trade, which only happens rarely, they use secret underground streams and canals which are only known them to get to New Eden.

Delphians

The Delphians are tall and scrawny Amphibians with a high moral code and a culture that centres on honor and combat without being overly belligerent. They are capable to breath and spit fire as well as to "breath" under water and in vacuum.

Miscellaneous

Homeworld: UnknownStar System / Galaxy: UnknownHabitat: Currently a district in the city of New Eden amidst the terraformed Greenland.Gravity: Earth standardAtmosphere: Earth standardPopulation: 12Type of Government: UnknownLevel of Technology: UnknownCultural Traits: Warriors

Elhthu

At a tiny ten inches tall, the Elthu are a highly intelligent and intellectual alien race - more than 90 percent of their body mass consistsof cerebral tissue making it in fact a single large brain. They are masters in the construction of any imaginable technology and highly regarded throughout the whole civilized universe for their inventions and designs.

When they are in a unfamiliar environment they prefer to act in giant cybernetic robot bodies, due to their small size. These bodies have holographic projected heads which are always sympathized with the particular life form, with which they interact at the moment to mitigate a potential culture shock in encounters with less advanced civilizations.

Miscellaneous

Homeworld: UnknownStar System / Galaxy: UnknownHabitat: Currently a district in the city of New Eden amidst the terraformed Greenland.Gravity: Earth standardAtmosphere: Earth standardPopulation: 10Type of Government: DemocracyLevel of Technology: Superior to Earth (advanced robots, cyborg, and cybernetic technology)Cultural Traits: Engineers

Eza Tem

Were-wolf


like humanoids with beastial senses, strength, speed, stamina, durability, agility, and reflexes as well as a single, retractable claw at the end of each finger and elongated canines that can be used as weapons in extremely close combat situations.

Miscellaneous

Homeworld: UnknownStar System / Galaxy: UnknownHabitat: Currently a district in the city of New Eden amidst the terraformed Greenland.Gravity: Earth standardAtmosphere: Earth standardPopulation: 33Type of Government: UnknownLevel of Technology: UnknownCultural Traits: Warriors

H'oth

Having evolved into incorporeal lifeforms a long time ago, the H'oth appear as radiant humanoid beings of energy that wear a sort of containment suits when in the company of other species in order to protect them from the radiation of their energy form and their vast capacity to expel energy in various ways.

Miscellaneous

Homeworld: UnknownStar System / Galaxy: UnknownHabitat:cultural position they can achieve.

Miscellaneous

Homeworld: UnknownStar System / Galaxy: UnknownHabitat: Currently a district in the city of New Eden amidst the terraformed Greenland.Gravity: Earth standardAtmosphere: Earth standardPopulation: 14Type of Government: Feudal MonarchyLevel of Technology: AdvancedCultural Traits: Rigid Caste System, Conformists

Marusian

Runtish humanoid species with tremendous telepathic and telekinetic abilties.

Miscellaneous

Homeworld: UnknownStar System / Galaxy: UnknownHabitat: Currently a district in the city of New Eden amidst the terraformed Greenland.Gravity: Earth standardAtmosphere: Earth standardPopulation: 20Type of Government: UnknownLevel of Technology: UnknownCultural Traits: Explorer

Miscellaneous

Homeworld: UnknownStar System / Galaxy: UnknownHabitat: Currently a district in the city of New Eden amidst the terraformed Greenland.Gravity: Earth standardAtmosphere: Earth standardPopulation: 3Type of Government: UnknownLevel of Technology: UnknownCultural Traits: Warriors

Sasse'Nach

The Outlander is an emissary of an unknown alien species send to earth to monitor the proper use of


around them which allows them to "see" where they cannot depend on vision: like in caves and at night.

Miscellaneous

Homeworld: UnknownStar System / Galaxy: UnknownHabitat: Currently a district in the city of New Eden amidst the terraformed Greenland.Gravity: Earth standardAtmosphere: Earth standardPopulation: 17Type of Government: UnknownLevel of Technology: UnknownCultural Traits: Unknown

YemVey

The Yem Vey are a very scientifically minded reptilian species and constantly seeking to increase their knowledge. Valuing science above everything else, they tend to work to a point of obsession and have absolutely no moral boundaries when it comes to achieving their goals.

Despite their advanced skills in scientific fields, especially in medicine and anatomical research, they don't hold much regard for life and would do anything to conduct their experiments on living subjects, including the abduction, probing andSpinal cord stimulation in Belgium: a nation-wide survey on the incidence, indications and therapeutic efficacy by the health insurer.
The present report describes a nation-wide survey on the incidence, the indications and the efficacy of spinal cord stimulation (SCS), as assessed by the Belgian health authorities. The direct motive for this survey was the rapidly growing expenditures resulting from the increasing use of SCS. Between 1983 and 1992, nearly 700 SCS devices were implanted for a population of less than 10 million inhabitants. The most common indication for SCS was failed back survey (61.4%). Whereas SCS was initially only performed in university teaching hospitals, it is now also widely practised in general hospitals. In 3 studies, the efficacy of SCS was assessed. In a first study, success was defined


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1965 Howard Cherry, enterprising entrepreneur and former president of Cherry-Burrell in Cedar Rapids, bought the company and changed its name to Midwest Nameplate.

1970 Cherry, with his eye toward acquisition of additional businesses, sold Midwest Nameplate to Richard Novetzke. Novetzke, a former naval aviator and executive of Collins Radio and McGraw-Edison, acquired the assets of the business and changed the name to U.S. Nameplate Company. Novetzke changed the name as the new corporate name more accurately reflected the market expansions U.S. Nameplate would see in the years to come.

2012 Over the years, the company expanded the facility from 4,000 square feet to 55,000 square feet of modern, high technology manufacturing, warehouse and office space. The facility is busy every day producing product identification items for its more than 3,000Adolphe Yvon

Adolphe Yvon (1817–1893) was a French painter known for his paintings of the Napoleonic Wars. Yvon studied under Paul Delaroche, rose to fame during the Second Empire, then finished his career as a teacher.

Career
Shortly after the end of the Crimean War in September 1855, Yvon was commissioned by the French government to paint a large picture of the capture of the Malakoff at Sevastopol. He sailed for the Crimea on February 19, 1856, where he spent six weeks compiling a portfolio of sketches, as well as visiting the battlefield of Inkerman. In 1857, the finished painting La Prise de la tour de Malakoff 8 septembre 1855 was shown at the Paris Salon, and two years later came La Gorge de Malakoff, and La courtine de Malakoff. La


ICTs and rural development in India

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This monograph compares the methodologies and progress of the different existing models of information and communication technology (ICT) use for broad-based development and economic growth in India. It will examine the role of complementary reforms in government administration and policies. The focus is chiefly on the rural economy, where the developmental needs are the greatest, and the use of ICTs presents the most challenges. It examines the nature of benefits in areas such as education, health, market efficiency, and democratic participation, the channels through which impacts can be realized, and the practical means for realizing potential benefits, including organizational innovations and government policy as well as structural changesLos Angeles Angels starter Matt Shoemaker has been medically cleared to begin pitching again after being hit in the head by a line drive in September and requiring surgery to repair a fractured skull and stop bleeding in his brain.

It took the pitcher a month before he stepped back on the mound at Angel Stadium, but following neurological checkups, doctors have given him the green light to begin throwing and face hitters in spring training.

"Anxious in a good way, I guess you could say, because it's been a while," Shoemaker told MLB.com's Jason Beck. "I've been on a mound but not throwing off a mound yet. Definitely looking forward to it."

On Sept. 4, Shoemaker was pitching against the Seattle Mariners when a comebacker off the bat of Kyle


newspapers and airwaves are filled with stories of impending disaster. Many of the doomsday scenarios have been around for some time but doomsday has yet to arrive. We were...

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IGEG provides highly experienced and world class experts from the United States and other countries to assist government officials who are interested in identifying and correcting impediments to economic growth in their own countries.hipbone collided with a doorknob, causing it to turn slightly. Angered, the fat man pulled me away. Whatever was behind there was off limits to guests.

The fat man pulled open a door, and left me alone in a dimly lit study. Beside the door there was a lavishly detailed portrait of LaVey standing next to a lion he used to keep as a house pet. The opposite wall was covered with books—a mix of biographies of Hitler and Stalin, horror by Bram Stoker and Mary Shelley, philosophy by Nietzsche and Hegel, and manuals on hypnosis and mind control. The majority of the space was taken up by an ornate couch, over which hung several macabre paintings that looked like they were taken from Rob Serling’s Night Gallery. The


dogma, was essential to Satanism as a valid reaction to a grotesque, misshapen world dominated by a race of cretins.

LaVey had been accused of being a Nazi and a racist, but his whole trip was elitism, which is the basic principle behind misanthropy. In a way his intellectual elitism (and mine) is actually politically correct because it doesn’t judge people by race or creed but by the attainable, equal opportunity criterion of intelligence. The biggest sin in Satanism is not murder, nor is it kindness. It is stupidity. I had originally written LaVey not to talk about human nature but to ask if he’d play theremin on Portrait of an American Family because I had heard he was the only registered union theremin musician in America. He neverdone naturally, as if it were a well-known fact.

He removed the sunglasses from his goateed gargoyle head, familiar to thousands of teen dabblers from the back cover of The Satanic Bible, and instantly we were enmeshed in an intense conversation. I had just met Traci Lords backstage after a show at the Universal Amphitheater in Los Angeles, and she had invited me to a party the next night. Nothing sexual happened, but it was an overwhelming experience because she was like a girl version of me—very bossy and constantly playing mind games. Since LaVey had a relationship with another sex symbol, I thought that maybe he could give me some advice on what to do about Traci, whom I was both confused and captivated by.

The advice that ensued


I tried to clue her in as I sank into restless sleep: “This guy’s got an interesting point of view. You should listen to him.”

When I brought her to his house the next day, she was a lot more cynical and self-righteous than I had been—at first. She walked in with the attitude that he was a hoax and full of shit, so she debated him whenever she disagreed even slightly with something. But when he said that a louse had more of a right to live than a human or that the concept of equality was horseshit, he was prepared to back it up intelligently. She left the house in silence with dozens of new ideas swirling in her head.

On that visit, LaVey showed me a littleto enter one of the only rooms in his 13-chamber house I hadn’t been in. It was behind the door his steward had jerked me away from when I first visited the house. The room was a private museum of arcana. The entrance was a giant Egyptian sarcophagus that had been propped up against the doorway. There was a rocking chair that had supposedly belonged to Rasputin, Aleister Crowley’s pipe, a satanic altar with a giant pentagram above it, and a couch lined with the fur of some endangered species. We sat at an old wooden dining table (probably something Aleister Crowley used to snort heroin off of) and ate steak.

We spoke of religion, and how much of it is just a custom preserving practical codes of health,


with her, I was distracted for two seconds by some drunk teenage daughter of a celebrity who was bouncing and singing songs and talking about the various rock stars who had made her pregnant. Another starfucker and sycophant sucking the life out of me and distracting me from a conversation that I wanted to have. When I turned back around, this weird fellow had kind of slithered his way up to Fiona, and was performing card tricks for her. Really lame. In the book of shitty ways to pick up women this was chapter one. But I think it worked.

The next day I asked Fiona to come to the premiere of Howard Stern’s Private Parts with me. He uses a song of ours in the movie. In somethe part of a seductress in the Howard Stern movie.

She asked if she could sit with me during the movie—she seemed real innocent, or she was a good actress—and we walked to the theater, assaulted by paparazzi flashbulb. I got scared for a moment, but the fruity pills I took calmed me down. When I sat down, in front of me was Kevin Bacon, behind me was Sherman Hemsley, and walking across the room was Corey Feldman, a name that, ironically, one of my bandmates was staying under at the hotel. I was always amused by Corey Feldman. He was a great actor in Stand By Me when he had the deformed ear and went around saying, “Jeordie screwed the pooch, Jeordie screwed the pooch.” Since Jeordie is


looks; she pulled out the entire contents of her seduction bag of tricks. There’s a scene in the film where Howard is sitting with a famous B-movie girl at a theater and she puts her hand on his leg. At the same time, Jenna put her hand on my leg, which completely freaked me out because the part that Traci Lords was originally supposed to play in the movie was that B-movie actress.

Jenna’s hand slowly started to creep up toward my crotch, and, since I wasn’t on coke, I had a hard-on. I probably could have gotten one anyways because she had some sort of magical touch to her fingertips. After the film, we rode to the Whiskey Bar in my limo. She had a friend with herA doorbell camera recorded a group of otters playing on a snowy deck and yard on Vashon Island.

Well, this is otterly adorable.

A Ring doorbell camera recorded a group of otters playing in the snow on Vashon Island Friday.

Pam Brossard shared the footage from her camera on Vashon, an island community about 12 miles southwest of Seattle.

Video shows at least five otters rolling around and tussling on a snowy deck and yard on the waterfront.

Viewers at the south end of Vashon Island said the snow started falling around noon on Friday and came down all afternoon, accumulating 3-4 inches.


both treatments, the over-wintering larvae were responsible for the first outbreak of parasitism which was particularly important for lambs on Treatment F. The second wave of infection apparently came up with several overlapped L3 generations and had different effects on the animals of each group. While early pasture contamination was suffered by the lambs of Treatment F, lambs on Treatment L were not seriously affected until the end of the third grazing cycle (end of May). The different grazing behaviour of lambs in both treatments appeared to be related to the outbreak of parasitism in lambs. The general pattern of liveweight gains was similar for both groups of animals. However, during the first 90 days on pasture lamb growth rate under Treatment L (193 g day-1) was significantlyas they say. The GOP lost a handful of House seats and gained a couple of Senate seats after the last shutdown and that was before Fox News was around to give the conservative perspective to people. It was also when the Internet was still just a niche and before blogs. People were hammered day and night how this was the Republican's fault by the mainstream media and yet the GOP still suffered few ill-effects.

Anyway, I am keeping my fingers crossed that the Republican caucus in the House keeps Boehner's backbone stiff and sees this thing through. There is a decent chance that the Democrats will offer a delay to the mandate or other aspects of Obamacare before this thing is over.


the University of Glasgow. Before coming on board, she completed two postgraduate Masters degrees, and an undergraduate degree: a MSc in Global Mental Health (2015), and an MRes in Research Methods (2017), both also at the University of Glasgow, and a B.A (Hons) in Psychology (2014) gained at the University of the West of Scotland.

Michelle is interested in the critique of the psycho-social-political effects of the mental health practices, and how they shape our understanding of ourselves and our social situations in the present context of austerity and (un)employment. Also of interest is the exploration of the intersection of the mental health-poverty nexus, and the psy-disciplines and ideologies. How these function in the global, and local contexts of deprivation, inequality, and (neo)colonial oppression, especially for marginalised groups inthe Scottish context is key to move towards a functional understanding.

From a young age, Michelle has been involved in the Roma, carer, disability, and mental health/survivor movements in Scotland, and abroad. She has been active in her local community in addressing the impact of the evolving welfare system on those who hear voices, or deal with compulsions. Michelle has also worked in human rights, and mental health NGOs as far away as Ighisu-Nou, Romania, to more locally in Pollok in the Southside of Glasgow. She is also a Graduate Member of the British Psychological Society, and active within Glasgow’s own Romano Lav, Vox Scotland, the Asylum collective, and Psychologists for Social Change. Outside of academia she is an avid listener of true crime podcasts, an amateur artist with


FOOTBALL; Jets, Awaiting Word From the League, Say It's Time to Mourn, Not Play

With some players still waiting to learn of the fates of friends and neighbors after Tuesday's attacks on the World Trade Center, the Jets said today that they did not want to play a game on Sunday. The team is scheduled to play at Oakland, and the National Football League was expected to make an announcement on Thursday about the weekend schedule.

''I don't even understand why we're here today,'' said quarterback Vinny Testaverde, a native of Elmont on Long Island. ''I think all the games should be canceled this week. I'm still waiting on calls I know I'll get that people were in the building. You want to be mourning those people. The last thingfeelings of the players.

Several players were immediately affected by the disaster. Like many people, Testaverde said he had friends and relatives who were waiting to hear from those they thought were at the trade center Tuesday morning.

Boomer Esiason, a former Jets quarterback, has a charitable foundation that had headquarters on the 101st floor of 1 World Trade Center, the first building to collapse. None of the five employees were in the office. One player, Windrell Hayes, was excused today because he could not get back from Buffalo, where he went to pick up his wife. Wayne Chrebet arrived about 30 minutes late for practice because of bridge and tunnel delays.

But the vast majority of players were at practice today. Many of them were also here on Tuesday when


they first heard of the attacks. Coach Herman Edwards said coaches, who were studying films, were continually checking televisions for updates.

Safety Nick Ferguson said players left film sessions to congregate in the players' lounge to watch television. Mawae said that by today it was obvious to everyone that the players shared the sentiment that the games should be postponed. Players, who fly charter flights to games, expressed fears about the safety of air travel in the wake of the four hijackings Tuesday.

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''It's hard to say we should be playing,'' Mawae said. ''People in this locker room have neighbors missing. Our children's friends don't have moms and dads anymore. It's hard to concentrate on football. It'sprobably the least important thing in the world now. Sitting in a stadium with 65,000 people -- you're sitting ducks. I don't want to leave my wife and kids. What if one of the planes went off course and landed in Garden City? Those things run through your mind.''

Edwards spoke to the team about the disaster this morning and, although he would not say what his preference was, it was clear his heart was not in preparing for a game. He told players that he understood that they would be distracted during today's practice and told them that, if they wanted to talk, he was available. Edwards said the team had hoped to have a blood drive, but team doctors advised that players should not donate blood so


Russia's weekend maritime clash with Ukraine illustrated the vast military imbalance between the neighbors.

No fewer than 11 Russian vessels surrounded Ukraine's two light military ships and one tugboat, ramming them before eventually opening fire on Sunday, Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko told NBC News.

Poroshenko insists his country is under "extremely serious" threat of a land invasion, and that's why he had to declare martial law for 30 days in regions adjacent to Russia.

The gulf in military might was further driven home when Russia announced Wednesday it would deploy another of its S-400 surface-to-air missile systems to Crimea, the peninsula it annexed from Ukraine in 2014. The S-400 can track 300 targets simultaneously including aircraft, drones and other missiles mid-flight, and has a range of 250 miles. It will beKremlin is further tightening its grip.

Kiev is concerned about how to protect a 180-mile stretch between Crimea and the eastern part of Ukraine that's already run by Russian-backed separatists.

Most of Ukraine's navy was based in Crimea when it was annexed, meaning the military lost around 80 percent of its fleet to capture or defections. Russian President Vladimir Putin has offered to give the vessels back, although he described what is left as being a "wreck."

The three Ukrainian vessels detained by Russia in the Kerch Strait on Sunday. Russian Federal Security Service / Reuters

Since 2014, fighting in eastern Ukraine has claimed more than 10,000 lives. In 2015, the rebels briefly stormed the port city of Mariupol. Poroshenko says he believes they might try again.

"I have a document of intelligence


in my hands," he said Monday, explaining his decision to impose martial law. He said the files contained a "detailed description of all the forces of the enemy located at a distance of literally several dozens of kilometers from our border, ready at any moment for an immediate invasion of Ukraine."

Some experts are skeptical.

"It is very unlikely that the rebels would attempt to mount a land assault and try to push the boundaries of the conflict further into Ukraine," says Emily Ferris, a research fellow at the Royal United Services Institute for Defence and Security Studies, a London think tank.

Ferris points out that if anything Moscow has been attempting to politically disengage from the conflict in the east of the country, with its domestic media focusing on thecountry's role in Syria.

In December 2017, Moscow withdrew from an organization that oversees the often-violated ceasefire in Ukraine, likely an attempt to persuade Ukraine to deal directly with separatists, Ferris added.

"We would have to consider what Russia could gain from this," she said referring to a land assault.

Some fear the Ukrainian president is using the crisis to weaken democracy as he trails badly in the polls ahead of an election in March.

However, given the disparity between Ukraine's forces and Putin's military next door, many are alarmed by the prospect of conflict between the former members of the Soviet Union.

Ihor Kabanenko, a retired admiral with the Ukrainian navy, has for months been predicting a flare-up along the lines of the Sunday's incident.

In August, he told NBC News that "Moscow


will use Ukrainian maritime vulnerability and its own maritime supremacy at the Sea of Azov to achieve this goal."

In September, the United States gave Ukraine two Island-class patrol boats, outdated vessels built for the U.S. Coast Guard in the 1980s and 1990s.

These will form part of a new so-called "Mosquito Fleet" of light vessels that Ukraine is trying to assemble

But it is no match for Russia, whose Black Sea Fleet is station in Crimea and has received a "large number" of new ships and submarines since 2014, according to the War on the Rocks website.

The boats that detained Ukraine's ships on Sunday were part of Russia's FSB security service.

Compare that with Ukraine. In October, the BBC spent time aboard one of Ukraine's remaining vessels: a small, slow fishingNews. May not be reprinted or used online without permission. Send requests to permission@vnews.com.

CROYDON — The town police chief stripped down to his briefs and boots and left the Croydon town offices — and his job — after he was ousted by the Selectboard on Tuesday night.

The three-member board voted unanimously to abolish the police department, which they have “issues with” and rely instead on coverage from the New Hampshire State Police, according to meeting minutes.

Richard Lee, who has worked part time as the sole member of the department for nearly 20 years and attended the regularly scheduled board meeting as he usually does, said he was caught off guard by the vote. He’s had tensions with the Selectboard in the past, especially following a proposal last year


that as he was undressing, Edwards told him to turn in his uniform on a later day, but he declined.

“This is what they demanded and this is what I’m doing,” he said in the interview. Lee walked a little less than a mile in 26-degree temperatures until his wife picked him up, he said.

Edwards released a statement Wednesday afternoon, saying the dissolution of the department “was an action based upon value for the cost of the department.”

He also referenced nine “expectations” he had for the police department, which included instructions on where to park, and how and when to record his hours worked.

The expectations had been introduced at the meeting the previous night, but discussion was tabled ahead of the vote to abolish the department.

In a brief interviewabout it being too drafty. The first "stiff-necked" generation didn't even want to leave Egyptian captivity.

"Once free, they complained about the food, which apparently compared unfavorably to the food back in Egypt. Kind of reminds you of liberals talking about Saddam's rape rooms.

"Even in the desert, the Jews would not stop with the golden calves. God nearly let the whole lot of them perish in the desert, he was so angry about their idolatrous ways. Only when he had a new generation, born in freedom, that didn't complain about the food, did he lead them to the promised land. For you liberals still reading, this is all extensively covered in a book known as the 'Bible.'" - Ann Coulter, online column, April 4, 2007

Option E: "The science is


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In 1994, V.H., a life-long Minnesota resident, filed a complaint in Hennepin County District Court, alleging that her father, Bernard F. Birnbaum, now deceased, engaged in unpermitted, harmful and offensive sexual contact with her on two occasions between 1958 and 1960. This sexual contact occurred in the Birnbaum home in Minneapolis. V.H. alleged that as a result of her father's conduct, she developed feelings of shame, guilt, anger and repression, and that she suffered severe emotional distress and incurred continuing medical expenses. V.H. also alleged that she did not discover the nature of her injuries until 5½ years prior to the filing of the complaint.
Birnbaum was married in Wisconsin on October 14, 1950. He and his wife moved to Minnesota in October of 1951, and


they had two children, V.H., born on November 16, 1951, and a son, born on January 2, 1957. Birnbaum was divorced from V.H.'s mother in 1962 by a default judgment of divorce entered in Hennepin County District Court. Birnbaum consented to his wife's proceeding to trial on the divorce as a default matter. Birnbaum's wife was awarded custody of the two minor children. Birnbaum continued to reside in Hennepin County until November of 1962, when he moved to Texas where he resided until his death on February 7, 1993.
After Birnbaum's death, Cleo Aufderhaar, a personal friend of Birnbaum, was appointed the personal representative of his estate in Texas and in an ancillary proceeding in Wisconsin. Birnbaum's estate is valued at approximately $767,000. None of the estate's property hasand sightseeing, returning to Wisconsin the same day; (2) on her way to Canada, she once traversed the state, taking only the time necessary to cross the state; and (3) after Birnbaum's death, she spent three or four hours at a farm owned by a relative of Birnbaum's, which farm is located just across the border from Wisconsin. She has never had a Minnesota bank account or telephone listing, nor has she ever been employed in Minnesota.
The district court granted Aufderhaar's motion to dismiss, ruling, among other things, that Aufderhaar did not have the requisite contacts with Minnesota to establish jurisdiction, and that Minnesota's long-arm statute does not apply because Aufderhaar did nothing which would bring her within its coverage. The district court also ruled that the sections


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With 80 percent of music fans still discovering new songs through terrestrial radio, Jimmy Iovine's new Daisy streaming service will try to counter by blending "math with emotion."

Jimmy Iovine isn't known for subtlety. The Interscope Geffen A&M Records chairman and co-founder of Beats Electronics declared at a February conference: "There's an ocean of music out there, and there's absolutely no curation for it." His forthcoming music streaming service, code-named Daisy, is an attempt to prove that he and his team of experts can program your iPod more effectively than Pandora'sor Spotify's algorithms. It's the latest entrant in the escalating battle to control how music fans discover and consume their favorite artists in the digital age.

Daisy is the result of Beats' $10 million July acquisition of MOG a music subscription and streaming application that boasts superior audio quality and licenses with all the major labels. When it relaunches later this year, the service will combine the algorithmic curation of Pandora with the tastes of a radio program director, DJ, promoter and music fan to handpick songs and group them in labeled categories.

"Music gets treated as a big pile of bits, and we really see the artists, the context, the story," says Daisy CEO Ian Rogers, a digital veteran going back to the earliest days of Yahoo Music. He


was selected by Iovine to launch Daisy, along with Nine Inch Nails frontman Trent Reznor, who serves as chief creative officer. "What fans want is actually not every song in the world in their pocket; what they want is something awesome to listen to," adds Rogers.

That mantra evokes the old-school job of a radio programmer or disc jockey who chose what songs to spin -- as opposed to today's method of programming preset playlists nationally, as Clear Channel does across its 850 stations. And that's no coincidence. Despite the advances of digital downloads, streaming and Internet radio, 80 percent of music fans still discover new songs through terrestrial radio, according to a study by Latitude Research and OpenMind Strategy, and some 94 percent of 13- to 17-year-olds saythey tune in weekly.

With that in mind, Daisy is poaching a high-ranking Clear Channel executive, who'll be tasked with overseeing a sort of editorial board of tastemakers that will choose what music to play. In essence: Now that consumers are more familiar with subscription services (Daisy's pay model has yet to be determined), Iovine's team wants to combine the breadth of a Spotify-sized catalog with a professional, human-curated element. An announcement is expected in the coming weeks.

By the time Daisy is introduced in late 2013, the marketplace of music services will be more crowded than ever. Apple is expected to soon introduce iRadio, its own Internet radio service, as Google already has with the May 15 launch of Google Play Music All Access. For $9.99 a month, Google


Hearings begin for migrants arrested off Canadian coast

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But King denied an application filed by lawyers for the migrants that sought to ban the public from all hearings.

The men were detained by police on Friday, after the military seized a mysterious freighter called the “Ocean Lady” off Canada’s west coast.

Officials have said they suspect human smuggling in the case, andFlorida English Language Institute

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McDonough and LoPorto were indicted in January 2011 on numerous felony forgery charges for allegedly altering nearly 50 absentee ballots to help Democratic candidates win the Working Families Party line in the 2009 primary in Troy.

Their trial begins Jan. 17 and Premo requested Pulver hear his motions Monday morning in Rensselaer County Court. By Friday afternoon, the judge had not contacted the county clerk's office to set up a hearing.

The FBI activity in the case was revealed in November when a private email sent by Smith to State Police investigators surfaced that suggested Democratic District Attorney Richard McNally was a target of the FBI. One of McNally's main campaign workers in his 2007 bid for the office


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"Remember (FBI Inv. Alexander) McDonald's last statement to me at the FBI — he asked why we did not take a statement from McNally re: whether McInerney made any comments to him when he asked McNally for advice on who to choose as a lawyer," Smith wrote in the email. "McDonald thinks he's got a career-maker in McNally; a crooked elected prosecutor is a much juicer target than an appointed elections commissioner," the email says.

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January 25, 1998|By ANDREW POLLACK The New York Times and Sun-Sentinel staff reports were used to supplement this report.

Even before the recent run-up in Univision stock, Forbes ranked him among the richest Americans, with net worth of $1.5 billion.

Univision began in '61

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we affirm in part, reverse in part, and remand.

I. Background
A. Buford Gowen

2
Gowen was awarded disability insurance benefits commencing on March 8, 1976, due to rheumatoid arthritis and degenerative joint disease of the cervical spine.  Gowen drew benefits until March of 1983 when the Secretary of Health and Human Services (Secretary) advised Gowen that evidence in his file indicated that his disability had ended and that his benefits would accordingly cease.  After exhausting his administrative remedies, Gowen appealed the Secretary's decision to the district court.

B. Louie V. Pittman

3
Pittman was awarded disability insurance benefits commencing on March 31, 1972, due to arteriosclerotic heart disease with angina pectoris, hypertensive cardiovascular disease and obesity.  Pittman drew benefits until June of 1983 when the Secretary notified Pittman that he noin which the medical improvement standard was applied, the Secretary found continuing entitlement to disability benefits in both cases and reinstated Gowen's and Pittman's benefits. The district court then dismissed both actions.

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The claimants thereafter filed motions for attorney's fees under the EAJA and under the Social Security Act seeking the amount of one-fourth of their past-due benefits plus one-fourth of the interim benefits they received while their cases were pending the administrative decision on remand.  Gowen and Pittman also sought fees for attorney's services rendered at the administrative level.

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In each case, the district court awarded attorney's fees and costs pursuant to the Social Security Act in an amount not to exceed twenty-five percent of Gowen's and Pittman's past due benefits but denied fees from the interim benefits


fees under the EAJA.  We affirm the decision of the district court in Pittman's case.  We reverse, however, with the district court's decision in Gowen's case.2   We also grant fees out of interim benefits.

1. Buford Gowen

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Gowen was initially awarded disability insurance benefits on March 8, 1976, due to rheumatoid arthritis and degenerative joint disease of the cervical spine.  The record demonstrates that Gowen was treated at the Veterans Administration Hospital from 1975 to 1983 for his arthritis and also for a respiratory condition.  Following a periodic review, Gowen was advised by the Secretary that his disability had ended in March of 1983 and his benefits were ceased.  In determining that Gowen no longer was disabled, the Secretary considered the medical reportsfrom Gowen's treatment at the Veterans Administration Hospital and a consultative report from Dr. O.H. Clopton who had performed a consultative examination of Gowen on February 23, 1983.  In his report, dated February 25, 1983, Dr. Clopton stated that Gowen was suffering from rheumatoid arthritis, osteoarthritis, chronic obstructive lung disease with some moderate restrictive component and possible asbestosis.

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At the administrative hearing held on July 19, 1983, Gowen testified that he was compelled to quit working in 1975 due to his arthritis.  Gowen testified that he suffered from dizziness, headaches, arthritic pain and breathing difficulties.  He also stated that he was unable to grip objects because his hands were swollen.  Gowen also testified that he went to the Veterans Administration Hospital every two or three


doing so, the ALJ stated that Gowen's limitation of motion, arthritic changes, restrictive impairment, and arthritis, "while obviously vexing to him," were, in essence, rather moderate in severity.

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Following the ALJ's decision, Gowen saw Dr. John D. Ashley at his attorney's behest.  In his report, dated October 1, 1983, Dr. Ashley diagnosed Gowen as suffering from generalized rheumatoid arthritis with possible secondary hypertrophic arthritis, spondylosis with degenerative joint disease involving four intervertebral spaces, osteo and rheumatoid arthritis of the lumbar spine, and asbestosis with diminished vital capacity secondary to asbestos exposure.  Although Dr. Ashley stated that Gowen's asbestosis would not by itself preclude Gowen from engaging in gainful activity, he did express the opinion that Gowen was totally and permanently disabled by rheumatoid arthritis.  The AppealsCouncil reviewed Dr. Ashley's report but concluded that there was no basis for granting Gowen's request for review of the ALJ's decision.  Gowen then submitted progress notes from the Veterans Administration indicating that Gowen visited the Veterans Administration Hospital on a continuing basis for treatment of his restrictive impairment and arthritis.  Again, the Appeals Council refused to review the ALJ's decision.

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Although the Secretary determined that Gowen had the residual functional capacity to perform his past relevant work, the record demonstrates that the Secretary had no justification whatsoever in terminating Gowen's benefits after eight years of entitlement.  The only evidence which remotely supports the Secretary's decision is the February 25, 1983, report of Dr. Clopton, a government-paid physician who examined Gowen on only one occasion.


attorney's fees under the Equal Access to Justice Act.3   We thus vacate the judgment of the district court and remand for entry of attorney's fee under the EAJA.

2. Louie V. Pittman

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Pittman was initially awarded disability insurance benefits on March 31, 1972, due to arteriosclerotic heart disease with angina pectoris, hypertensive cardiovascular disease and obesity.  In May of 1983, Dr. S.M. Blanchard performed a general consultative examination of Pittman at the request of the Social Security Administration.  Following the examination, Dr. Blanchard diagnosed Pittman as suffering from organic heart disease by history, angina pectoris and exogenous obesity.  Following a consultative cardiologist examination on September 15, 1983, Dr. James S. Haimsohn noted in his report that without coronary arteriograms, the only thing he could statefor sure was that Pittman had hypertensive cardiovascular disease.  Dr. Haimsohn strongly suspected that Pittman did not have significant coronary insufficiency.  Based upon his examination, Dr. Haimsohn noted that he did not find any definite reason for restricting Pittman's activity.  On September 19, 1983, Pittman underwent an orthopedic evaluation by Dr. James G. McClure.  Although Dr. McClure diagnosed exogenous obesity, hypertension, recurrent low back strains, history of angina pectoris and inadequate constitution, he advised that Pittman was capable of a reasonable amount of standing, walking, stooping, bending and light lifting.

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At the administrative hearing held on October 18, 1983, Pittman testified that he continued to suffer chest pain on exertion as well as pain in his back, legs and head.  Pittman also testified that


that Pittman was overweight.  Dr. Carpenter's report was submitted to the Appeals Council.  The Appeals Council stated that it considered the report of Dr. Carpenter but concluded that there was no basis for granting Pittman's request for review of the ALJ's decision.  In March of 1984, Pittman was examined by Dr. John Ashley at his attorney's behest.  Dr. Ashley diagnosed residuals of myocardial infarctions in 1970 and 1975 with angina on exertion, limited exercise tolerance, dyspnea, disc disease and history of peptic ulcer under treatment.  Dr. Ashley expressed the opinion that Pittman was totally disabled.  Following the submission of Dr. Ashley's report, the Appeals Council again concluded that there was no basis for changing the ALJ's decision.

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Pittman maintains that the district courtboth deprive potential claimants of their rights and defeat the purposes of both the Reform Act of 1984 and section 406.

Conclusion

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We therefore vacate the judgment of the district court as to the entitlement of attorney's fees from interim benefits;  we vacate the judgment denying attorney's fees under the EAJA to Gowen;  we affirm the denial of attorney's fees under the EAJA to Pittman.  We affirm the judgment of the district court in all other respects.

*
 The HONORABLE WILLIAM C. HANSON, Senior United States District Judge for the Northern and Southern Districts of Iowa, sitting by designation

1
 The Honorable G. Thomas Eisele, Chief Judge, United States District Court for the Eastern District of Arkansas.  Because Gowen's and Pittman's separate appeals present the same issues, and


because the claimant's action appealing the termination of his disability benefits was not the "catalyst" that brought about the enactment of the Reform Act of 1984
Although the Secretary improperly continued to contest Gowen's right to benefits for five months after Rush became the law of this circuit, we also conclude that Gowen's disability never ceased.  Gowen's federal suit in the instant case was essential for him to receive the ultimate benefits to which he was entitled.  Based upon the record presented, we conclude that if the district court had reached the merits of Gowen's action, which it did not because of the fortuitous enactment of the Reform Act of 1984, it would have found, as have we, that the Secretary was without substantial justification in terminatingCape Town, The Mother City

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from the scared kid to the guy who lived with the monsters, who could wield the fear.”

Now Peele has come out as a horror nut, he is making up for lost time. Next month, he launches a star-studded reboot of The Twilight Zone for CBS’s All Access streaming service, in which he serves as co-producer and host. He has also got Lovecraft Country – another horror-tinged drama for HBO, co-producing with JJ Abrams. Then there is his sci-fi web comedy Weird City (think Black Mirror with LOLs), and a “spiritual sequel” to horror classic Candyman (producing and co-writing, with Nia DaCosta as director). Plus he is reuniting with Keegan-Michael Key for cameos in Toy Story 4 and the stop-motion comedy Wendell and Wild, which they have co-written. Aapplies in particular to the inventory of a stock of products or goods, in which a specific product is to be counted only once. In addition, at the checkout, the price for the product should be booked only once in the cash register. In the case of expensive products or goods, it is additionally common to provide the products with an anti-theft safeguard, which triggers an alarm when the business premises are left if the safeguard has not been removed. This is normally done at the cash desk, after the price for the products has been paid. In the case of the currently normal practice, however, the situation in which the anti-theft safeguard inadvertently remains on the product cannot be ruled out, in spite of the sales price


the ground. Some hours later Kurnaz and others were chained together and herded onto a plane.  During the long flight, the prisoners were not allowed to sleep: "the soldiers kept hitting us to keep us awake."  The feel of bright sun and extreme heat showed him that he had arrived in a different country.

On the bus ride from the plane to the prison cages, soldiers continued to beat the prisoners and allowed dogs to bite them. Kurnaz was taken to a tent, where his fingerprints and DNA swabs taken, and afterward he was taken to a cage made of chain link fence. Such small metal cages were to be his home for the next five years, most spent in a cage with three and a halfanother incident of desecration of the Koran, Kurnaz said that Afghan prisoners tore down a ceiling fan, honed blades, and attacked their captors using the fan blades as swords. No soldiers were killed, though some were badly bloodied. Three more prisoners subsequently died. Kurnaz said that people from the cellblock of these prisoners talked to him about events. They described the metal shutters being closed. They said that night, soldiers carried three of the prisoners out of their cells dead, with pieces of torn sheet in their mouths and other torn sheets binding their arms and legs. US authorities said these three prisoners had committed suicide.

Although the US reported numerous suicide attempts, the only deaths reported by the US military at Guantanamo during the period when Kurnaz was


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On the coast to the east lies the Temple of the Jade Serpent. This is the home to Yu’lon, the Jade Serpent, who is one of the celestial guardians of Pandaria. She’s the spirit of wisdom, but also represents spring, youth, growth, and nurturing. Players will get a chance to meet her in person.

Jade Forest is also the zone where the Alliance and Horde first make landfall on Pandaria. The Alliance will land in the southwest and