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The first plant grown on the Moon has already withered and died, according to scientists who ran the experiment on board China's lunar probe.

Key points: The space researchers said they expected the plant would have a short lifespan

The space researchers said they expected the plant would have a short lifespan They said it was impossible to simulate the conditions in space back in laboratories on Earth

They said it was impossible to simulate the conditions in space back in laboratories on Earth The Chinese experiment was the first time plants have grown on the Moon

The cotton seedling reportedly died on Sunday when the Chang'e 4 lander, located on the far side of the Moon, rotated into darkness and the temperature dropped as low as -170 degrees Celsius.

Unlike Earth, theMoon does not boast an atmosphere to buffer its surface from extreme temperatures.

Professor Xie Gengxin of Chongqing University, who led the design of the space experiment, told Chinese newspaper Inkstone his team had anticipated the plant's short lifespan.

He explained: "Life in the canister would not survive the lunar night".

While astronauts have grown plants on the International Space Station in the past, China's experiment was the first time any have been grown on the Moon.

This posed a challenge for scientists, who were left with some guesswork as to how best to set up their "biosphere" canister, to help the plants cope with the lunar conditions.

CNSA released a 360-degree shot of the grey moonscape, lander and rover. (China National Space Administration)

Mr Xie said: "We had no such experience before. And


we could not simulate the lunar environment, such as microgravity and cosmic radiation, on Earth".

Potato seeds, rapeseeds and fruit fly eggs were also inside the probe's sealed canister.

Scientists had hoped the seeds would grow and form a micro-ecosystem in which the plants would provide oxygen to the fruit flies, which would then produce the carbon dioxide needed for photosynthesis to take place.

Images released on Tuesday by the China National Space Administration (CNSA) showed the cotton seeds sprouting, in what the ruling Communist Party's official mouthpiece, The People's Daily, labelled a "first in human history".

"A cotton seed brought to the moon by China's Chang'e 4 probe has sprouted … marking the completion of humankind's first biological experiment on the moon," it tweeted.

The Chang'e 4 probe, led by the CNSA,Koryun

Koryun (Armenian: Կորյուն or Կորիւն, also transliterated as Koriun, Goriun or Gorune) was the earliest Armenian-language historian. Writing in the fifth century, his "Life of Mashtots" contains many details about the evangelization of Armenia and the invention of the Armenian alphabet.
Some Armenian and European scholars, such as G. Alishan, O. Torosyan, G. Fintigliyan, A. Sarukhan, G. Ter-Mkrtchyan (Miaban), S. Weber and others, have speculated that Koryun could have been an ethnic Georgian (Iberian) or Georgian-Armenian.[1] Having received his early education under Mesrob Mashtots, Koryun went to Byzantium for higher studies, returning to Armenia with other students in 432. He was a close friend of Eznik Koghbatsi and Ghevond. Later, he was appointed Bishop of Georgia. He has been listed among the junior translators. His style is original, but


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After the death of Mashtots, Koryun was tasked by Hovsep Hoghotsmetsi, one of the spiritual leaders at that time, to start writing Mesrop's biography. Now his work is known as "Varq Mashtotsi" (Life of Mashtots). He finished his work before the Avarayr battle in 451 and new political developments in the region. In the modern period it was translated into Russian, English, French and German.When the New York Times revealed that Hillary Clinton conducted official government business over an unsecure, improper, national security-endangering email server last March, President Obama told Americans that he discovered this fact on the news, just like everyone else. When top Hillary aide (and recipient of a highly unusual immunity arrangement from the FBI) Cheryl Mills learned of Obama's answer, she sprang into action. Via hacked Wikileaks emails:

Here's how top Clinton aide Cheryl Mills reacted to news that Obama claimed he didn't know about Clinton's private server. pic.twitter.com/Q7B4Nwd2yq — Kyle Cheney (@kyledcheney) October 25, 2016

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the president wasn't aware of the extent of her set-up. This was an admission that Obama's knowledge of her use of private email was "deeper than he initially acknowledged," according to The Hill. Obama's defenders are now claiming that there's no lie here thanks to Earnest's disclosure, but in the original transcript, the president denied knowledge that Clinton was "using an email system outside of the US government for official business." That's what raised a red flag for Mills, who fired off this line to John Podesta: "He has emails from her -- they do not say state.gov." Mills knew this was a problem. Obama may not have realized she was running a bootleg server out of her basement, but he must have known she was using an                     I.

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The crash on Sunday, in which 157 people were killed minutes after takeoff from Addis Ababa, was the second such calamity involving Boeing’s 737 Max in less than six months. A Lion Air jet crashed in Indonesia in October, also shortly after takeoff, killing all 189 people on board.

Citing newly refined satellite data and evidence from the scene of the Ethiopian Airlines crash, the FAA has suggested the possibility of a shared cause for the two crashes. After assessing that data, “it became clear to all parties that the track of the Ethiopian flight was very close and behaved


links, videos or anything that challenges the mentality that abortion is okay and provokes debate,” said Nadalie Bardowell, a 26-year-old pro-life activist from Markham, told the Star in an email.

Van Maren’s shock-jock voice has been put to good use hosting a weekly podcast, titled End the Killing, that’s aimed at younger listeners and available on iTunes.

The movement even has its own Justin Bieber-style star: Canadian Lia Mills, then 12, was “discovered” after a YouTube video she made garnered hundreds of thousands of hits. Now in her teens, Mills has become a speaker at pro-life rallies and runs a pro-life video blog .

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attacked in Gaza as “terror targets,” despite killing civilians. Israeli media described the attacks as the heaviest fighting in years, and officials played up the idea that Israel would carry out more attacks in the days to come.

IDF Chief of Staff: War with Gaza likely in 2018 – Israel National News

In a Series of Israeli Forces’ Attacks on the Gaza Strip, Four Palestinian Children are Killed and Injured

Two Palestinian boys were killed and two others were wounded.

Salem Muhammad Sabah, 17, and Abdallah Ayman Armelat, 15, were fired on by Israeli soldiers as they approached Gaza’s southeastern boundary with Israel on Saturday night.

In the past few months, some 15 Arab rioters were killed and more than 400 injured in the dangerous Gaza riots.

Indiscriminate fire

The deaths of the two boyscame days after rights groups revealed that the Israeli military launched missiles at children playing on a Gaza beach without first identifying the targets during its 51-day offensive in summer 2014.

Four boys aged between 10 and 11 were killed during the 16 July 2014 strike, which was witnessed by international journalists at a nearby hotel.

Israel closed its investigation into the killings one year later without taking any action.

Children shot by live fire

Ten Palestinian teenagers under the age of 18 have been shot and injured by soldiers using live fire during protests along the Gaza-Israel boundary so far this year.

Khalil Abu Habal, 17, was running away from the boundary in northern Gaza when he was shot in the right thigh, causing a bone fracture, on 9 February.

Thaer al-Astal, 15,


tripped and fell when he was running away from the southern boundary east of Khan Younis on 2 February.

“When I rose, I looked toward the border and saw a soldier on top of a truck pointing his gun in my direction. I heard the sound of one live bullet and I fell to the ground,” the boy told Defense for Children International Palestine.

Meanwhile,

Senior Hamas official Mahmoud Zahar said Monday that his organization had no wish to see fighting with Israel intensify, after fresh airstrikes targeted “underground infrastructure” in the Palestinian enclave on a third consecutive day of conflict.

“The resistance does not want to waste its energy on this escalation,” Zahar told the Hamas-affiliated Al-Risala website.

The attacks come amid police arresting government officials connected to Netanyahu.

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The Indianapolis Colts have won two games in a row behind an improving offensive line. The Jacksonville Jaguars have lost four in a row and look nothing like the team that make last year's AFC Championship game.

So this is lock for the Colts, right? Well ...

Quarterback Blake Bortles has already been benched once this season, but he has been effective against the Colts.

Running back Leonard Fournette is back from a hamstring injury.

Jacksonville's defense, even with recent slip-ups, is stronger than the two the Colts previously faced.

How far the Jaguars have fallen since falling a game short of the Super Bowl last January, and since rolling the Patriots to jump to 2-0 this year. They recently were bumped out of their Sunday night date next week, and who


different directions. Indy has won two straight while Jacksonville is on a four-game losing streak. Not only that, Andrew Luck looks to be fully healthy after missing all of 2017 with a shoulder injury. He's completing a career-best 65.8 percent of his throws, a passer rating of 96.2 (which is second to the 96.4 rating he had in 2016), 23 touchdowns against eight interceptions, and is on pace to be sacked just 20 times, which would be a career low over 16 games. Meanwhile, Blake Bortles has already been benched for Cody Kessler, then reassumed the job in Jacksonville's Week 8 loss to Philadelphia (in London). Bortles isn't the long-term answer but the question is whether he can get out of his own way and help the JagsWhat is America's most miserable state? Answer may – or may not – surprise you

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2017 was a challenging year for many Americans. The well-being of the average American dropped more in 2017 than in any year since Gallup began tracking it in 2008.

The Gallup-Sharecare Well-Being Index is based on interviews with over 160,000 U.S. adults aged 18 and older, and is intended to capture how people feel about their lives and what they experience on a daily basis. The index consists of five categories: sense of purpose, social relationships, financial security, relationship to community and physical


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New Mexico ranks far worse than most states in measures of healthy communities and residents’ financial stability. For example, just 57.9% of respondents in the state are proud of where they live, and 73.1% always feel safe and secure -- each among the lowest such shares of any state. Measures of community pride and perceptions of safety are likely hurt by the state's high crime rate. There were 703 violent crimes in New Mexico for every 100,000 residents in 2016, the second highest rate nationwide. Additionally, poorer Americans are far less likely to report a high sense of well-being, and in New Mexico, 19.8% of the population lives in poverty, the third largest share of any state.

Despite some considerable socioeconomic hurdles, adults in New Mexico100,000 (12th lowest)

The typical New Jersey household earns $76,126 year, or about $19,000 more than national median. Despite the higher incomes, personal finance is a source of stress for a large share of Garden State residents. Some 35% of respondents in have worried about money in the last seven days, a larger share than in most states. Adults in the state may struggle to live within their means due to a high cost of living. Goods and services are 13.4% more expensive on average in New Jersey than they are nationwide, nearly the highest cost of living among states.

Perhaps the most important pillar of overall well-being is a strong sense of purpose, and many adults in New Jersey are lacking that sense in their lives. For example, just


among residents. In South Carolina, approximately 35% of surveyed residents said they worry about money on a regular basis and 12% said they are not satisfied with their standard of living -- each some of the larger shares of any state.

Income is one of the primary determinants of health, and state residents also report some of the worst health behaviors and outcomes of any state. Only 60% of adults believe they eat healthy all day, one of the largest shares in the country. Additionally, 23% do not believe that they feel active and productive on a daily basis, the seventh largest share of any state. Overall, 405 in every 100,000 South Carolina residents die before the age of 75 -- the ninth highest premature mortality rate nationwide.

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Residentsservices cost an average 11% less in the state than they do nationwide -- West Virginia still has the second lowest median household income in the country. Some 21% of adults believe they do not have enough money for food, the third largest share of any state.

In West Virginia, 28% of adults smoke, and 29% get no exercise beyond getting up and going to work -- the largest and fourth largest such shares in the country. The state has the highest self-reported rates of high blood pressure, diabetes, depression, and heart attack, and just 47% of adults believe they are in near-perfect physical health -- the smallest share of any state.

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The term "ageism" was coined in 1968 by gerontologist Robert Butler. Ageism has been called the ultimate prejudice, the last discrimination, and the cruelest rejection. All societies use age and gender to classify their members, and they have different expectations for each category. But North Americans have


India’s Kashmir Crackdown Poses Risk of War

On August 5, India’s Hindu nationalist government unilaterally revoked the autonomy of the state of Jammu and Kashmir, while flooding the region with troops, imposing a curfew, and shutting down all communications. The state is to be broken in two, with the eastern portion (Ladakh) under direct rule by New Delhi.

The government of Prime Minister Narendra Modi shut down Internet connections, mobile phone services, and land-line phones in the besieged region. The fragmentary news that has trickled out speaks of arrests of leading politicians and widespread fear among the region’s 12 million inhabitants.

Presenting the stunning news to India’s parliament, India’s Minister of the Interior, Amit Shah, stated that these moves would bring “better government, a flood of outside investment, and peace.”

The governmentrecognized by the United Nations by calling for a referendum, the UN would seem to have some responsibility to assist in overcoming the present crisis. This point is strongly made in an August 7 appeal by the Kashmir Scholars Consultative and Action Network to UN Secretary-General António Guterres. The UN should appoint a Special Rapporteur, the Kashmir scholars state, to work toward an end to violence against Kashmiri civilians and a restoration of human rights.

A year ago, on June 14, 2018, the UN High Commission on Human Rights (UNHCHR) submitted a report calling for an investigation of human rights violations in Kashmir.

The UNHCHR described credible reports of massacres, gang rapes, abductions, and “wilful blinding using pellet guns” by Indian security forces, which have not met with any official


response.

The Indian government opposes UN mediation over Kashmir and refused to admit UNHCHR researchers into the region. It denounced the UNHCHR report as fallacious and prejudiced.

Canada’s Role in Kashmir
Zafar Bangash, director of the Toronto-based Institute of Contemporary Islamic Thought, has pointed out that the UNHCHR decision to look into the Kashmir conflict resulted in part from a UK-based petition with strong backing from Canadians resulting in some 50,000 signatures worldwide. This is perhaps the only significant Canadian contribution to Kashmir peacemaking in recent years.

During the two-month Kashmir war between India and Pakistan that followed on their independence in 1947, Canada’s government played an active role in shaping the terms of armistice, and for a time a Canadian general, Andrew McNaughton, headed the armistice commission. Even today, that factThis refers to persons who are denied entry to Ukraine and representatives of the armed forces' units or other law enforcement agencies of the aggressor state.

The Verkhovna Rada, Ukraine's parliament, has passed bill No. 7017 to amend the Criminal and Criminal Procedural Codes of Ukraine regarding liability for illegal crossing of the state border.

The relevant decision was backed by 243 out of 343 MPs registered in the session hall, an UNIAN correspondent reported on October 18.

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The bill proposes to supplement the Criminal Code of Ukraine with Article 332-2 "Illegal crossing of the state border of Ukraine."

The document stipulates the crossing of Ukraine's state border to harm the country's interests is punishable by imprisonment for up to three years. This


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Two local militants belonging to Ansar Ghazwatul Hind (AGH) outfit were killed on Tuesday in a gunfight with the security forces in Jammu and Kashmir’s Shopian district.

Police sources said bodies of two slain militants have been recovered along with their weapons from the encounter site in Awneera village of Zainapora area in Shopian district today.

“The slain militants have been identified as Shakir Ahmad of Shopian and Sayar Bhat of Kulgam district...Both of them were affiliated with AGH outfit,” police sources said.

Zakir Musa, the chief of AGH outfit was killed by the security forces in a gunfight in Tral area of Pulwama district on May 24 this year. Before he became the first militant commanderJesse Watters hit the streets of New York City to quiz people in a lightning round of current events questions, and the results were hilarious.

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The violent attack was captured on video by riders on board a southbound 2-train nearing Times Square on Oct. 24.

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The attack was so brutal it left the man with a gash in his head that took 30 stitches to close the wound. The 79-year-old man was left a bloody mess as fellow riders sat and watched the attack.

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Pierce says Williams was off his medication and “clearly was psychotic.”

Williams’ sister called 911 after discovering her mother’s body in December 2016 and told dispatchers her brother was mentally ill and likely responsible.

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NEW YORK (AP) — Donovan McNabb and Eric Davis have been dismissed from ESPN following an investigation into accusations of sexual misconduct while employed at NFL Network.

ESPN says in a statement Saturday “they are no longer working for us.” The pair worked for ESPN Radio and were taken off the air Dec. 12, pending an internal investigation.

McNabb and Davis, both former NFL players, were among seven men named in a lawsuit


India has warned Pakistan that any move to execute an Indian naval officer convicted by a Pakistani court-martial of spying would be "premeditated murder".

Sushma Swaraj, India's foreign minister, has also assured legislators that the government would go "out of its way" to save Kulbhushan Jadhav from the death sentenced handed out, according to Indian media reports.

On Monday, Pakistan's military sentenced Jadhav to death on charges of espionage and sabotage.

In a statement, the army said Jadhav, who was arrested in March 2016, was an Indian intelligence official "who aided and financed terrorist activities" in the southwestern Balochistan province and the southern port city of Karachi.

India's foreign ministry said it had summoned Abdul Basit, Pakistan's high commissioner, to lodge a protest following the statement released by Pakistan army.

It said therewas no evidence against Jadhav, calling the proceedings against him "farcical".

In a letter issued to Basit and later released to the media, the foreign ministry said India's government had repeatedly sought consular access to Jadhav which was not permitted.

"If this sentence against an Indian citizen, awarded without observing basic norms of law and justice, is carried out, the government and people of India will regard it as a case of premeditated murder," said the letter.

Conflicting versions

Pakistan says Jadhav was arrested in Balochistan last year, but India alleges he was "kidnapped" in Iran.

Speaking at the upper house of the Indian parliament, Swaraj called Jadhav "a son of India" and issued a warning to Pakistan saying: "I would caution the Pakistani government to consider the consequences for our bilateral relationship


if they proceed on this matter."

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"Our position is very clear, there is no evidence of wrongdoing by Kulbhushan Jadhav.

"This is an act of premeditated murder. He was doing a business in Iran and he was abducted and taken to Pakistan. We sought consular access, but were denied. He is innocent."

Pakistan accuses India of helping the separatist campaign in Balochistan, a charge denied by India.

India, for its part, says Pakistan aids separatist fighters in Kashmir, which has been divided between India and Pakistan since the end of British rule in 1947.

Both countries claim the Himalayan territory in full and have fought three wars over it.movie and television versions of "MASH," the term "Hot Lips" is one that is familiar to many. But this "Studio 65 Bocca lip sofa" certainly qualifies as an entirely different kind of "Hot Lips."

Sofas such as the one in today's question are an icon of modern design. They are often seen in popular commercial media, and while some are valuable, many others are somewhat less so.

This sofa was designed in 1971 by Studio 65, a design group based in Turin, Italy, and was called the "Bocca," which mean "mouth" in Italian. It is also called the "Marilyn Lip Sofa" (a reference to actress Marilyn Monroe), but it really was inspired by a work by surrealist painter Salvador Dali, who had created a lips sofa in the 1930s.

Dali was


inspired by his own work, a gouache painting of actress Mae West. As an artistic movement, surrealism drew upon the dream life for inspiration and featured shapes and images that were fantastic in nature.

On occasion, modern design shared this same theme, and Dali's "lip sofa" was perfect for reinterpretation. When Studio 65 updated the Dali design, the company named it in honor of Monroe. It gained international attention in 1972 when it was exhibited in "Italy" at New York City's Museum of Modern Art.

There are two different versions of this sofa available on the market, one by Gufram and the other by Heller. The difference between the two editions is that the Gufram is made of soft polyurethane (a high-resiliency flexible foam) and upholstered with an elastic fabriche is the SME for the QSA area. Mr. Lacy is a CISA who has worked in the IT Audit world for 9 years and in IT for 16. In his IT Audit career, he has worked as an internal auditor for a Fortune 500 company and an external auditor for a Big Four firm. Mr. Lacy has also served as an IT Project Manager, a Risk Manager, a Business Systems Analyst, a Disaster Recovery Consultant/Specialist, and, for the last three years, an Information Security Consultant. He can be contacted at jeremy.lacy (at) Sungardas (dot) com.

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Harry Potter was a very interesting eleven year old boy. At only one and a half years of age he was the vanquisher of the most powerful Dark Lord in history, the cost of such fame was that his Mother and Father died fending off said Dark Lord before Harry killed him using methods nobody could figure out.

With the death of his parents, the secret keeper Peter Pettigrew was captured by a family friend, Remus Lupin, and sentenced to life in Azkaban. Because of a few well placed words Remus even managed to improve the living conditions of werewolves all across Britain, as he made


sure everyone knew he was only able to catch the heinous criminal due to his enhanced senses.

Custody of Harry went to his Godfather, or Dogfather, depending on who you asked, Sirius Black. And while a great man, he was not the best role model for Harry to take after. Then again, he wasn’t the worst either, like Lily’s Muggle sister for example. At a young age, thanks to his Godfather, Harry became obsessed with the female body just as much as Sirius himself was.

Growing up, Harry was using magic willingly by the time he reached four, and with the new minister, Cornelius Fudge, wanting to be in Harry’s good books through any means necessary, gave him an official pardon enabling him to use magic with a wand towould start their harmonic phase, which was the ‘proper term’. Most Potters simply called it the Horny Phase, as it was basically puberty, only starting early and NOT ending early. Up side, his magical core grew by leaps and bound. Downside, his eyes were glued to any set of bouncing tits and jiggling arse that was within viewing distance a little more than a decade before they should have. And with the magical power Harry had, enough to rival a Dark lord when he was just a baby, well… lets just say Harry had a very healthy appreciation for the Female body the day he visited Kings Cross station. Although the fact that he was a hair under five feet tall and was two or three times more


about the kind of girls at the school he would be attending soon as he walked down the train, looking for a compartment.

Unfortunately for him, he didn’t watch where he was going and bumped into someone, falling to the ground. Fortunately for him, that someone happened to be female and when he wildly grabbed for something to hold him he ended up gripping into her blouse as he fell, ripping it wide open, exposing her bountiful breasts to the world, jiggling wildy as they were freed as she too fell onto her butt, now only held back by a lacy black bra.

“Who the hell do you thin-… Oh Merlin, It’s Harry Potter!”

.oOo.

Lavender brown was a nice looking girl, curly blonde hair, a pretty face, and even at theage of fourteen she had a nice pair of D-cup breasts that promised to only get bigger with age. She was wearing only a short black skirt that barely hid her bountiful ass from view, black stockings that came to mid thigh and a tight grey blouse.

She was no virgin. She’d let quite a few of the older boys into her dorm room for a quick, or not so quick, in regards to some of those incredible Muggleborn and Muggle raised Halfblood boys who actually bothered to work out, shag her, even if she was annoyed when they bragged about it. (Which was rather hypocritical, as she had the measurements of every boy she, and every other girl in the school she could weasel the information out of,


ever slept with along with a very detailed explanation of their performance in her diary saved for later review and fingering material.) She enjoyed sex, and the older boys were obviously going to be more experienced, so it was simple logic as to why her tastes were what they were.

She wasn’t really paying attention as she walked along the train, so she didn’t notice as she bumped into someone and only came back to reality as she saw him fall, his hand shooting out and grabbing her blouse, ripping it open and exposing her lacy black bra covered breasts. Getting angry at how he ripped her blouse she snapped angrily. “Who the hell do you think-…” It was only as he raised his head did she see theyou please?” She batted her eyelashes at him. What was meant to be a mock gesture actually came out rather sexily on her, making Harry’s heart rate quicken and his eyes to glanced at the doors nearby.

Grasping her hand he placed a kiss on her knuckle and said, “Of course my dear, we’ll have you off those poor feet in no time.” Before he grasped her hand and lead her into the nearest compartment. Opening the door for her he stepped back as she walked in. Her amused look showed Harry he was at least doing something right.

As soon as he passed the threshold of the doorway she shoved him into the bench rather roughly and straddled his lap, her large arse covering a good portion of his


was no exception.

Explanations over with, Lavender roughly took his lips with her own and was surprised when his tongue swept straight into her mouth, exploring it thoroughly before wrapping around her own tongue trailing up and down it’s sides, this was the first time she’d ever experienced someone sucking on her tongue, and it was amazing! She moaned into his mouth softly only to practically hum as his hands reached down and under her skirt before coming to a rest on her large arse. She pushed up against his, surprisingly well muscled for an eleven year old, chest, pressing her breasts against him as he began roughly kneading her arse cheeks, her skirt now slid up showing a tiny black lace thong.

She removed what remained of her whiteshirt after breaking the lip lock and quickly made her way to her knees in front of him. Using one of her hands she softly grasped the thick bulge in his cargo jeans and felt like creaming herself when she felt how large it was. Or at least suspected.

Swiftly unzipping his jeans, she gripped them at the hems and pulled down as Harry raised himself up, letting them fall to his knees. Lavender was rather shocked when a thick seven inch long cock, as thick as her wrist came flying out, standing proudly erect like a flag pole. She was shocked because the biggest cock she’d taken was from a 7th year Hufflepuff who only stood at just barely six inches, and here was an eleven year old


face as she grasped his erection. Harry barely had a second to admire her pussy, her labia forming into a very appealing innie shape, before his body reacted without his say so and he lunged upwards, his tongue working her folds in an admittedly amateur fashion. Lavender didn’t seem to mind, he was enthusiastic and seemed to be a quick learner as she moaned every time he did something she liked and he made sure to do it again as he worked out what she enjoyed.

Turning her attention back to the wonderful piece of meat before her Lavender arched her back, pushing herself backwards enough to grab her breasts before engulfing his cock within them. The position was a tad uncomfortable, as her back was arched pretty heavilysince she was taller than he was, but she liked it anyway. She didn’t move onto a full titfuck yet, simply encasing all but the head in her soft pillowy flesh. She gave the head a kiss, feeling playful, before she licked it slowly up and down. Once it was good and covered and could feel her spit dripping down into the hole his cock made in her cleavage she started sucking on the head and swirling her tongue around the crown. Harry was moaning and groaning, but he impressed her by keeping up his task, his rapidly improving technique was quickly drawing her to her first orgasm.

Biting softly on her clit caused Lavender to stiffen. Harry thought he’d done something wrong, but he was stopped from asking


when she moaned loudly around his cock, the hot puff of air on his cock head felt wonderful, and she came, grinding her cunt into his face, soaking it in her fluids.

Deciding to repay the favour, Lavender, while still sucking on his cock head, brought her hands up to her pillowy breasts and began to give him a slow titfuck that seemed to tease Harry more than anything.

Not satisfied with the slow titfuck, Harry used his grip on Lavenders lovely arse to flip her over before sliding up and spinning around so he was straddling the slightly dazed girl’s stomach, facing her tits. He reached forward slowly, grabbing onto her big tits and slipped his cock inbetween them and spoke huskily as she came back to awareness, “Nowthat the teasing shit is done for, I’m gonna fuck these big titties the way they were made to be fucked.” Finishing his speech he thrust forward, his ball-sack slapping against the underside of her tit’s as his cock slipped into her mouth before he pulled back and slipping easily through her saliva covered cleavage.

Building up to a fast pace quickly he wildly fucked his cock into her D-cup tits. Harry moaned loudly at the sensations while Lavender concentrated on sucking on his cock head whenever is popped out of her tits and slipped between her lips. Slapping his hands away, as his grip was getting a tad painful in his lust, she crossed her arms over her breasts, pulling them all the tighter around him. She was


you suck the spunk from my knob-end you dirty slut.”

Lavender collapsed, her ass still up in the air as she buried her face in her hands, her face now even redder as she found herself turned on all the more by the dirty talk. She tried to resist the pleasure, denying him the ability to slap her ass as she started forcing her hips backwards, throwing him off balance. Her half-hearted efforts were for naught though as Harry quickly adjusted and gave her arse a brutal spanking. Lavender finally snapped, accepting the dirty pleasure. “Yes Harry, break my pussy! Fuck my tight little cunt raw and fill my womb with cum!”

With a roar as he felt the first knot in his stomach snap, Harry thrust forward, burying hisstopped. It was going to take a lot of work and it was probably going to come down to sheer willpower and some inventive uses of magic but he was going to fuck lavender for the entire train ride.

.oOo.

(7 hours 35 minutes later)

Pulling out of Lavender’s now thoroughly brutalized pussy he watched as she slid down the bench, her back against the bench while her head lolled about. She sat, barely conscious, on the floor while he was jacking his cock off as fast as he could before he let loose one final roar and rained down spunk from his knob-end just as he’d promised, covering Lavender’s pretty face, curly blonde hair, and D-cup titties in a white glaze of sperm.

Harry was rather amazed by himself, really. Sure


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The royal stables are always peaceful, but rarely completely quiet. Anna knows this, and with the amount of time that she spends in here, she also knows every creak of timber and every scraping hoof. So really, it isn't that hard for her to pick up on the sound of someone else in here with her. She even manages to catch a glimpse of movement from the corner of her eye, and shoves down a chuckle as she continues to run the brush over Borr's pitch-black flank.

"Y'hear that, boy?" she murmurs, and watches the stallions gray-tipped ears flicker in response. "Think someone's going to try a sneak attack?"

Borr's soft snort makes her smile. It's a remarkably unconcerned response for a potential attack on the queen consort, butshe isn't feeling especially worried, either. Instead, she continues her calm, studied brushing of the large animal, uses her directional hearing to keep track of the rustles as they circle from her right side to her left, and sends careful, calculating glances over Borr's broad back to the large pile of hay that he's occasionally turning his head to.

Another rustle has her adjusting her position just a fraction to the left, and she runs the wide brush slowly over the side of Borr's neck. And counts.

Anna gets to minus three this time, and takes a moment to smile at the increase in patience. Then she has to hop - if not exactly for her life – and swing her legs around until she's laying flat atop Borr's back


on who?"

Chocolate-colored brows scrunch above moss-green eyes, and Magnus sticks his fingers in his mouth as he seems to consider that. Then he grins, and there's a saliva-coated finger pointing directly at Anna's nose. "Ea!"

"Nuh-uh!" Anna tickles him and draws out the sound of her denial because it makes the little boy laugh that much harder; all the while smiling at his designation for her. The common theory is that it comes from the Saami word for 'mother' – eadni – since that's where Magnus apparently has his roots. "I never sneak up on anyone!"

"Foo," is the scowling response to that particular bit of supreme misinformation; a word Magnus uses whenever he smells something bad, and apparently also whenever he decides that someone is lying. "Ea sneak mama."

"Yeah,I guess you got me there," Anna chuckles, and lies back in the warm straw with her son straddling her front. "Sneaking up on your mama is fun, right?"

"Fun," Magnus agrees, even though he's absorbed in playing with the colorful laces that hold the top half of his mother's practical shirt closed. "Make big boom, snow snow snow, whoosh!" He yanks on the laces like the reins to a horse, and only distracts Anna from her laughter when the collar of the shirt tightens a little too much. "Sparklies!"

He isn't wrong, though Anna doubts that the guards – who had dutifully responded to their queen's startled yell and proceeded to fall all over each other when they reached the ice-covered floor – had been amused. They wear their


spiked boots in the castle even now, and it's absolute hell on the flooring.

"Ea?"

"Mm?" Magnus is chewing on the edge of his own collar, and Anna chuckles as she picks a stray piece of hay from his thick hair before smoothing it down. "Hungry, kiddo?"

"Nose."

"'Maybe'," Anna corrects; charmed though she is by his logic that something that is both 'no' and 'yes' should be a verbal mashup of the two. "How about we stay here and play with the horsies for a bit, then? Would you like that?"

Magnus clambers higher on his mother's front with a concentrated scowl, and Anna swallows down a yelp because oh, God, those aren't handles. He settles over her ribs, at least; resting tiny hands on her shoulders and leaning over with agrin.

She manages, though, and curls an arm around him as she marvels all over again at how big he is now compared to when she first held him, and how tiny he still is that the span of her hand from wrist to fingertip is still longer than the small of his back is wide.

Their son. In nature and law if not in looks, and in love, if not in blood.

Magnus' breathing deepens steadily as his body grows heavy against her, and Anna's heart swells with affection until she has to close her eyes against a sudden onslaught of tears; one that will probably always transport her back in time to that one evening in Elsa's study.

"I love you so much."

Borr nickers softly and lips at Magnus' hair,


and Anna reaches out a hand to rub the large, soft nose while her lips press a lingering kiss against her son's head. "I love you, little prince."

"Love Ea," is the sleepy, lip-smacking reply. "Love mama."

"And Louise," Anna adds with a smile; stroking his back soothingly.

"Lulu," Magnus murmurs, and yawns way bigger than someone that small should be able to. "Love Lulu."

She holds him a little tighter and kisses him again. "That's my boy."BackgroundIn remembrance of the second anniversary of September 11, 2001, Los Angeles World Airports (LAWA) and Cultural Affairs Department officials dedicated a permanent art exhibit at LAX on September 9, 2003. The artwork is located in front of LAX's historic Theme Building, 201 World Way.

LAX was tragically linked to the terrorist attacks on the United States as three of the four hijacked airplanes were headed to LAX. The art and design team, BJ Krivanek and Joel Breaux, worked along with Gruen Associates to create a design that reflected the community's collective loss and the hope that has sprung from the nation's strengthened national identity.

At its edge, visitors can move the floating, reflective dish, to activate the interplay of national perceptions -inscribed: United We Stand, Sea to Shining Sea,


the perimeter of the fountain. The area surrounding the fountain is sandblasted concrete with infilled epoxy aggregate flight trajectories, with etched aluminum representing the four flights on that day. During the evening, the artwork is lit by overhead lighting.

DimensionsThe entire memorial, which includes the fountain and surrounding area of the artwork, is 30 feet in diameter. The floating reflective dish is 15 feet in diameter.as one of the creators of Android to market the device. That same year, however, The Information and later The New York Times published reports that detailed the exact reasons for Rubin's departure from Google in 2014. According to the reports, Google had allegedly asked Rubin to leave the company after an internal investigation found that he had an inappropriate relationship with a subordinate. Rubin reportedly received a $90 million payout to keep the circumstances of his departure private.

While Essential's fate was likely sealed when the Essential Phone failed to sell enough units (mostly on account of its $699 price tag at launch), Rubin's association with the company likely killed any chance of a potential second chapter. And in some ways, it's surprising it took this long for


Shortly before turning the gun on himself, the 22-year-old uploaded a video to YouTube titled Elliot's Retribution, in which he described his motives as wanting to "punish women who had rejected him" as well as sexually active men because he was jealous of them.

In a lengthy online manifesto, he also wrote: "If I can't have girls. I will destroy you."

Two years ago, Alek Minassian, a 27-year-old software engineer, killed 10 people in a van attack in the centre of Toronto, which was also said to have been inspired by an incel mindset.

Following the attack, police found a Facebook post in which Minassian boasted that the "incel revolution" had begun.

He was subsequently arrested and during interview told police he was a virgin who had never had a girlfriend. Heallegedly told officers he had used the van in the hope of inspiring more incel attacks around the world.

There have been at least four other mass shootings in the United States and the death toll now stands at almost 50.

Experts who monitor the online activities of incel extremists believe it is only a matter of time before the UK witnesses a violent attack by someone identifying with the ideology.

It is estimated that there could be as many as 2,000 men in the UK who label themselves as incels, but most are highly secretive and post anonymously.

Annie Kelly, a PhD research student at the University of East Anglia, who has carried out extensive research into online misogyny, said it was hard for the authorities to build up a clear


TORONTO — The Canadian Football League issued a statement Thursday that said Commissioner Randy Ambrosie is prepared to approve a contract for free agent quarterback Johnny Manziel should one be negotiated.

The statement reads:

“Since last summer, the Canadian Football League has been engaged in a thorough process to determine the eligibility of Johnny Manziel. This process has been conducted with the cooperation of Mr. Manziel and independent of the team which currently holds his CFL rights, the Hamilton Tiger-Cats.

It has included an ongoing assessment by an independent expert on the issue of violence against women, a review by legal counsel, and an in-person interview of Mr. Manziel conducted by the Commissioner. As well, Mr. Manziel has been required to meet a number of conditions set by the league.

As atry and navigate through their quarterback situation. Jeremiah Masoli is scheduled to become a free agent and last week, Head Coach June Jones sparked more talk about the Texas A&M product when he said he Manziel could be the best player to ever play in the CFL.

“I think he’d be the best player to ever play up here,” Jones told the league’s official podcast, The Waggle. “He can throw it and he can run it like nobody ever has been able to do.”

MORE ON MANZIEL:

Manziel was selected by the Cleveland Browns in the first round, 22nd overall in the 2014 NFL Draft. The 24-year-old played in five games in his rookie season, connecting on 18 of 35 passes for 175 yards and two interceptions. He also rushed nine


times for 29 yards and a touchdown that year.

In his second season with the Browns in 2015, Manziel played in nine games while completing 129 of his 223 passes for 1,500 yards, seven touchdowns and five interceptions. The Texas A&M alum also rushed 37 times for 230 yards that season.

Manziel was released by the Browns in March of 2016 and did not sign with any other NFL team since.How the Supreme Court decision could upend the US wine market

The US wine market has been fragmented and difficult to navigate thanks to its three-tier sales system. A recent Supreme Court ruling may make life easier for US wine retailers - but could make life harder for wineries that rely on DtC sales. Liza B. Zimmerman reports.

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The US Supreme Court has opened the door to interstate wine shipping, in a move that could upend the US wine market.

The US wine market has been fragmented since the 1933 Repeal of Prohibition implemented a three-tier sales system, to ensure that no one group (producer, wholesaler or retailer) could control alcohol sales. It also gave each of the 50 states the right to regulate the sale


in local shops. It also means that wineries will now face more direct competition from retailers for the business out-of-state customers.

A closer look at the ruling

The current decision was based on challenging a residency requirement for retailers in the state of Tennessee, brought by mega-retailer Total Wine & More. In a seven-to-two ruling the Supreme Court struck down the residency requirement as economically protectionist and also deemed that retailers should be entitled to the same sales rights as wineries.

“This is good for wine lovers throughout the country and it should have happened years ago,” says Jeff Zacharia, president of the one-location, Scarsdale, New York retailer Zachys.

Most wholesalers, and their lobbying association the Wine & Spirits Wholesalers of America (WSWA), on the other hand, have long opposed retailers’ rightsLAWRENCE, Kan. (5/28/16) – Three Arkansas State student-athletes qualified for the NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships on Friday and Erin Farmer joined the trio with a fourth place finish in the shot put on Saturday at the NCAA West Region Preliminaries at Rock Chalk Park.

Farmer posted a throw of 17.03m (55-10.50) on her second attempt and clinched her ticket to Eugene with the throw. Farmer owns the A-State and Sun Belt record in the event with a throw of 17.80m (58-08.75) at the Sun Belt Conference Outdoor Championships.

Knott, who punched her ticket to Eugene in the 100-meter dash on Friday, narrowly missed out on a second event. Knott improved her school record in the 200-meter dash to 23.23 seconds, but she finished 13th overall, just one-hundredth of


a second behind the 12th-place finisher. Jaylen Bacon , also a Eugene qualifier on Friday, ran in the 200-meter dash on Saturday, but finished with a time of 21.10 seconds to place 25th.

Pienaar advanced to Eugene in the long jump on Friday and competed in the triple jump Saturday morning. Pienaar posted a leap of 15.79m (51-09.75), but placed just outside the top-12 who advanced.

Shemiah Brooks competed in two events Saturday, but saw her impressive season come to a close. Brooks finished 44th in the 100-meter hurdles with a time of 14.24 seconds. She also competed in the triple jump, finishing 34th with a leap of 12.37m (40-07.00). Jamil Peeples ran in the 110-meter hurdles and finished 43rd with a time of 14.70 seconds.

Itamar Levi vied to moveon to nationals in the shot put and discus throw on Saturday. Levi finished 16th in the shot put with a toss of 18.32m (60-01.25) and posted a 20th-place discus throw of 54.61m (179-2).

The women's discus throw was completed Saturday morning and Calea Carr was in third place before the third and final flight competed. After the third flight, Carr wound up in 15th-place with a throw of 52.19m (171-2).

The A-State men and women will see four entries at the NCAA Outdoor Championships set to be held in Eugene, Oregon June 8-11. Men's events will be held on Wednesday and Friday of that week, while the women's events will take place on Thursday and Saturday. The schedule for the A-State athletes follows:

Wednesday, June 8

5:46 PM – Jaylen Bacon


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The third quarter saw the Dubs really flex their muscles and assert their will on a thus-far back-and-forth game. Kevin Durant went on a scoring flurry of his own, putting up 15 points in the period on a variety of pull-up jumpers and clever moves to the basket. Draymond Green scored 8 points of his own before riding pine due to foul trouble. Steph Curry and Klay Thompson, content to move the ball and let Durant go to work, tacked on 4 and 3 points of their own respectively, and just like that the Warriors had a 7 point edge. The Spurs continued to get massive production out of LaMarcus Aldridge, but the Spurs needed an outside scoring punch to complement him and the best candidates for thatSuspect in Connecticut slaying arrested in Cumberland County

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NEW BRITAIN, Conn. — A New Britain man has been arrested in North Carolina, hours after his wife was found dead in their home in Connecticut.

New Britain police say Juan Palafox was being held in Fayetteville on Thursday as a fugitive from justice. New Britain Superior Court issued an arrest warrant later in the day, charging the 32-year-old with murder and setting a $5 million bond. He was originally charged with violating a restraining order.

Thirty-year-old Dia Palafox was found dead Thursday morning on the kitchen floor. Police say there were signs of trauma to the body.

Juan Palafox was taken into custody during a traffic stop on Interstate


seven-man game "was tougher and had more action". Garnet's last connection to hockey came in 1922, when he served as the president of the amateur Pittsburgh Yellow Jackets. On November 16, 1935, Sixsmith dropped the ceremonial first puck, at the Duquesne Gardens, for the inaugural home game of the Pittsburgh Shamrocks of the International Hockey League He retired in 1950  and moved to Chautauqua, New York. He became critical of several of the changes to the game. In 1933, he stated to the Pittsburgh Press he couldn't bear watching a team score a goal and then drop back and play defensive hockey. Stating that the best defense was the best offense, Sixsmith felt that teams should keep scoring and pile up the score. He also stated thatguardianship of the earth, was not made wicked in nature but was good, and made for good ends, and received from his Creator no trace whatever of evil in himself. But he did not sustain the brightness and the honour which the Creator had bestowed on him, and of his free choice was changed from what was in harmony to what was at variance with his nature, and became roused against God Who created him, and determined to rise in rebellion against Him: and he was the first to depart from good and become evil. For evil is nothing else than absence of goodness, just as darkness also is absence of light. For goodness is the light of the mind, and, similarly, evil is the darkness of the


mind. Light, therefore, being the work of the Creator and being made good (for God saw all that He made, and behold they were exceeding good) produced darkness at His free-will. But along with him an innumerable host of angels subject to him were torn away and followed him and shared in his fall. Wherefore, being of the same nature as the angels, they became wicked, turning away at their own free choice from good to evil.1

Given the premise that angels became demons by their own choice at one time, did any Church Father prior to the 4th Ecumenical Council (451) or any subsequent Chalcedonian Church Father  in the first millennium ever expound a belief that additional angels could also choose to become demons in the future?

1.An Italian police photo of a strip club where Italian police arrested a U.S. soldier from the Vicenza-based 173rd Brigade who assaulted two Italian police officers, breaking one officer's teeth on Thursday, Feb. 1, 2018.

VICENZA, Italy — A 173rd Airborne Brigade soldier who assaulted two Italian police officers, breaking one officer's teeth, was given a suspended one-year jail sentence just hours after he was arrested.

The soldier, identified by Italian media as Keshaun T. Ross, 21, was released to the brigade after he pleaded guilty Thursday and was sentenced in the Vicenza court.

Brigade officials confirmed the soldier's sentence and status but declined to provide his rank, confirm his name or discuss whether the incident spelled the end of his military service.

"This incident does not reflect the values of the


173rd Infantry Brigade Combat Team, its leadership, or its soldiers," Lt. Col. John Hall, a brigade spokesman said in an email. "The 173rd Infantry Brigade Combat Team strives to be an organization whose members are respectful of the Vicenza community."

According to local media, Ross was at a local strip club early Thursday morning when he "totally flipped out," according to Il Giornale di Vicenza.

Strip club security called police, hoping that Ross would calm down when he saw the police vehicle's flashing light, the Giornale said.

"Instead, all hell broke loose. As soon as Ross saw one of the policemen exiting the vehicle, he assaulted him and punched him in the face, breaking one of his teeth.

"The soldier seemed possessed," the newspaper continued. "Not even the pepper spray could stopOutcast is an upcoming Cinemax horror series based on the Image Comics series from creator Robert Kirkman (The Walking Dead) and artist Paul Azaceta. It stars Patrick Fugit, Philip Glenister, Reg E. Cathey, Wrenn Schmidt, Brent Spiner and director Adam Wingard (You’re Next) helms the pilot episode. The 10-episode first season debuted Friday June 3, 2016. Read more

Outcast is an upcoming Cinemax horror series based on the Image Comics series from creator Robert Kirkman (The Walking Dead) and artist Paul Azaceta. It stars Patrick Fugit, Philip Glenister and director Adam Wingard (You’re Next) helms the pilot episode. The 10-episode first season debuts Friday June 3, 2016.

[Press Release] Image Comics/Skybound Entertainment is pleased to announce that THE WALKING DEAD, VOL. 25, created and written by Robert Kirkman with art


by Charlie Adlard, will be shrink-wrapped with a free copy of OUTCAST #1 by Robert Kirkman and Paul Azaceta and will be in stores this March, while supplies last.

Outcast is a demonic possession horror comic series from writer Robert Kirkman (The Walking Dead) and artist Paul Azaceta. The Image Comics release has just dropped issue #13 so check out my review right here.

[Press Release] New York Times bestselling writer/creator Robert Kirkman (THE WALKING DEAD, INVINCIBLE) and artist Paul Azaceta (Daredevil, Punisher Noir) will launch a new story arc of their ongoing Skybound horror series OUTCAST BY KIRKMAN & AZACETA this November.

Outcast is an upcoming Cinemax horror series based on the Image Comics series from creator Robert Kirkman (The Walking Dead) and artist Paul Azaceta. It stars Patrick Fugit,Philip Glenister and director Adam Wingard (You’re Next) helms the pilot episode which is due for release in 2016.

The upcoming American live-action film adaptation of the classic Manga/Anime series Death Note is directed by Adam Wingard (The Guest, Outcast) and will star Nat Wolff (Paper Towns). The film is set to begin production next Spring.

Outcast is a demonic possession horror comic series from writer Robert Kirkman (The Walking Dead) and artist Paul Azaceta. The Image Comics release has just dropped issue #12 so check out my review right here.

Outcast is an upcoming Cinemax horror series based on the Image Comics series from creator Robert Kirkman (The Walking Dead) and artist Paul Azaceta. It stars Patrick Fugit, Philip Glenister, Gabriel Bateman and director Adam Wingard (The Guest) helms the


pilot episode which is due for release in 2016. with showrunner Chris Black overseeing the series.

Outcast is a demonic possession horror comic series from writer Robert Kirkman (The Walking Dead) and artist Paul Azaceta. The Image Comics release has just dropped issue #11 so check out my review right here.

Outcast is an upcoming Cinemax horror series based on the Image Comics series from creator Robert Kirkman (The Walking Dead) and artist Paul Azaceta. It stars Patrick Fugit, Philip Glenister and director Adam Wingard (You’re Next) helms the pilot episode which is due for release in 2016.

Outcast is a demonic possession horror comic series from writer Robert Kirkman (The Walking Dead) and artist Paul Azaceta. The Image Comics release has just dropped issue #10 so check out my reviewlanguishes at just 75.9 per cent.

The government has been accused of a string of measures favouring Scotland, including:

* Axing the One NorthEast development agency – while Scottish Enterprise survives, able to tempt firms north of the border with lucrative grants.

* Refusing to review the much-criticised Barnett Formula, which delivers much higher public spending to Scotland than to England.

* Picking Edinburgh as the location for the £3bn Green Investment Bank – rejecting numerous bids from England, including from the Tees Valley.

The North-East was pledged £330m of structural funds between 2007 and 2013, although – because the UK must provide matched funding – not all the cash has been spent.

The grants part-funded NETPark at Sedgefield, County Durham, the Tees Valley Industrial Programme and the Innovation Accelerator project, at the Wilton


14-year-old murdered, mother pleads for answers

CLAYTON COUNTY, Ga. - Almost a year after a brutal murder of a 14-year-old boy, the heartbroken mother of Lamar Farlow speaks out in hopes someone can help find his killer.

Farlow was found lifeless inside a home on December 19 on Point View Drive. Clayton County Police said they were called to the scene after reports of a shooting and found the teenager with a gunshot wound.

Investigators are still searching for the people responsible.

His mother tells FOX 5, she was searching for her son that night after he never came home; police paid her a visit to deliver the tragic news.

“How could you look into the eyes of a 14-year-old and take their life?" said mother Latavia Bedford, who described her son asOn Inauguration Day, Shia LaBeouf launched an anti-Trump livestream event outside the Museum of the Moving Image. The project, dubbed "HEWILLNOTDIVIDE.US," will be up for the next four years (in theory), but it's already attracted plenty of attention from those on both sides of the political aisle. LaBeouf, who has been out there for parts of the weekend, has had a few run-ins with real life trolls as a result, including one intense shouting match with a white supremacist.

As Raw Story points out, the man appears at the beginning of the video where he says “14,” a rallying call to white supremacists. As he started to say slogans like "We must secure the existence of the white people...," LaBeouf steps in and begins shouting in the man's face


to be in Bosh's hands.

One possession summed up Hedo Turkoglu's struggles as a Raptor.

With halftime approaching and the Raptors in no hurry to take a shot from the perimeter or attack the rim, the ball was in Turkoglu's hands.

Inexplicably, he heaved an ill-advised jumper early in the shot clock when he should have exercised better patience and poise.

And this after the Raptors called a 20-second timeout, fully aware that they had last shot before the break.

By intermission, the Raptors were leading 56-49. At one point, Toronto's lead was extended to as much as 11.

"In the first half, we allowed them to stay in the game with offensive rebounds, second and third opportunities,'' Jarrett Jack said.

With absolutely no one capable of defending Bosh, the Raptors star had a fieldday, making virtually every shot he attempted from the field.

When he wasn't scoring from the field, Bosh was getting to the line and converting with regularity.

"Chris played great,'' Jack said. "It was a real dominant effort. For us to be successful, we need to get production from everyone.

"We can't allow him to carry the entire load."

The Raptors caught a break when Andrew Bogut fouled out with 4:41 left in the game.

Bogut was a tough matchup for Andrea Bargnani, a non-factor who picked up three quick fouls early in the fourth period.

Bogut's 27 points led the Bucks. On two straight possessions, he scored using his left hand and then his right.

It was that kind of night for the Raptors, a night they'd soon forget because they know they let


Story highlights Bernie Sanders' campaign released a powerful ad featuring the daughter of Eric Garner, who died on Staten Island after a New York police officer put him in a chokehold in 2014

Sanders and Hillary Clinton are locked in a battle for the Democratic nomination, both trying to appeal to African American voters ahead of the South Carolina primary

(CNN) Bernie Sanders' campaign released a powerful ad featuring the daughter of Eric Garner, who died on Staten Island after a New York City police officer put him in a chokehold in 2014.

Sanders and Hillary Clinton are locked in a battle for the Democratic nomination, both trying to appeal to African American voters ahead of the South Carolina primary, where the black vote is crucial to a Democratic victory.

Erica Garnergives a moving account of losing her father, saying, "No one gets to see their parent's last moments. And I was able to see my dad die on national TV. They don't know what they took from us ... he was loved dearly. "

She endorsed Sanders in January, about a week after Eric Garner's mother, Gwen Carr, endorsed Hillary Clinton.

In the video, Erica Garner explains her support for Sanders saying, "I believe that Bernie Sanders is a protester," her account, told at times straight to camera or over images of her protesting, interspersed with Sanders talking about criminal justice reform at campaign events.

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Stephen T. Owens, litigator
Rodney Slater, former United States Secretary of Transportation
Frank G. Wisner, American diplomat
Miomir Žužul, Croatian diplomat and politician

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Mark Anchor Albert, litigator
Francis Allegra, judge on the United States Court of Federal Claims
J. Edward Day, former United States Postmaster General
William Louis Day, former judge on the United States District Court for the Northern District of Ohio
Ronald J. James, former Assistant Secretary of the Army
W. John Kenney, former Undersecretary of the Navy
Rob Portman, former Director of the Office of Management and Budget and current US Senator from Ohio
Louis Stokes, United States House of Representatives

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 Nicholas Allard (born 1952), Dean and President of Brooklyn Law School
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Mary with her students.

Mary has taught at the Longonot Education Center for the last 34 years. Like her fellow teacher, Jane, she struggled to teach her students without sufficient school supplies or a proper classroom structure. When our team first met Mary and her students they were sharing broken pencils and a single exercise book among three or four children.

Despite having struggled with support in the past she has never let this dull her passion for providing the best education she is capable of to her students. She is honored to have taught generations of children from the Longonot Community.

We would love to show how much we appreciate her dedication to her students and community by giving her a wonderful Christmas with her family and friends!

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President Obama’s speech announcing his strategy on Afghanistan at The United States Military Academy at West Point was an odd speech. He announced a surge of 30,000 troops, partly in the hope that NATO would make up the rest of the 40,000 that General Stanley McChrystal requested. His strong words about the necessity for success were belied by his defensiveness about doing so.

To be fair, the President is stuck between a rock and a hard place. He clearly doesn’t want to be involved in Afghanistan, and is much more comfortable with his hard left base who oppose all war on general principles. He made sure to mention that he “opposed the War in Iraq which left our unity on national security issues in tatters, and created a highlyconsider the merits of the appeal as on leave granted.
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On May 20, 1984, at approximately 3:00 A.M., plaintiff, while operating his motorcycle, collided with defendant's parked automobile. Plaintiff alleged that the defendant, while intoxicated, crossed the center line of the roadway, lost control of her vehicle, and thereafter collided with a telephone pole. The defendant's disabled vehicle allegedly came to rest in the southbound lane of the roadway blocking the plaintiff's lane of travel. It was asserted that the intoxicated defendant left her vehicle in the roadway without activating her emergency flashers or lights and failed to take any precautions to warn oncoming motorists of the existence of her disabled vehicle in the roadway. Five to ten minutes after the defendant abandoned her car, the plaintiff, while operating


several similarities to Deaton v Baker, supra. Deaton also involved two accidents and the disabling of a vehicle. Plaintiff Deaton was a passenger in defendant Baker's automobile at the *45 time Baker negligently collided with another vehicle. Although plaintiff Deaton was not injured in the initial collision, two to five minutes later, while he was a pedestrian inspecting the damage, Deaton was struck by a second automobile. Like in the present case, the plaintiff alleged acts of negligence in Baker's driving in connection with the initial collision. It was further argued that "but for" the first accident, the plaintiff would not have been a pedestrian and thus in a position to be injured by the second accident.
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traders to trade across a several month timeframe, giving institutions access to a broader range of financial maneuvers—including shorting the market.

Bakkt will also contribute $35 million into the contracts to put “skin in the game,” aligning the interests of Bakkt with those of participants.

Instead of settling contracts in cash like the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME), Bakkt will have the ability to physically deliver on futures contracts. Thus, trades on Bakkt will have a more direct impact on the spot-market price of bitcoin as it interacts with the supply and demand of the cryptocurrency.

In April, Bakkt shared that it is working with the New York State Department for Financial Services to operate as a custodian for digital assets in tandem with offering bitcoin futures. Prior to approval, Bakkt willWarning: This story and the video below describe and contain graphic violence.

The Russian newspaper Novaya Gazeta has published new evidence in the torture and beheading of a man in Syria, whose gruesome death was first revealed in a two-minute video released on June 30, 2017. At the time, observers speculated that the Russian-speakers pounding the man with a sledgehammer and chopping at his body with knives and shovels were possibly mercenaries from the “Wagner” private military company. Earlier this month, Novaya Gazeta acquired an additional two videos from the murder scene, and the newspaper says the new footage bolsters suspicions that Russian mercenaries were behind the killing.

“Cutthroats”: Novaya Gazeta identifies one of Russia's “Wagner” mercenaries Novaya Gazeta

In the new videos, the assailants are heard speaking Russian with no


foreign accent, coordinating the dismemberment of the man’s body and making jokes about the barbecue to come, when the group later strings up the headless, handless corpse and sets it on fire.

Earlier this month, the Arabic news outlet Jesr Press identified the victim: Mohammed Taha Ismail Al-Abdullah, a Syrian man born in Deir ez-Zur in 1986, who initially fled the civil war in his country, before returning in 2017, when he was promptly drafted into the Assad regime’s army reserve. He later tried to desert, but was caught. Jesr Press believes the video of his execution was recorded in the province of Homs.

In the footage, the Russian-speaking men torturing and killing Al-Abdullah conceal themselves, except for one man who lowers his scarf briefly and exposes his face. NovayaRoute 62 meanders through some of South Africa's most fertile valleys. Thus it is no surprise to have South Africa's leading wine regions on this route. The Breede River gives life to the Robertson Wine Valley and also to the Worcester Wine Valley. Against the backdrop of the harsh and unforgiving climate of the Klein Karoo it is still surprising to find the Klein Karoo Wine Route. A newer attraction, the R62 Brandy Route is also situated here. Together these wine valleys produce some of South Africa's finest wines and brandy ~ an experience not to be missed by any wine lover.


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Abu Hamza al-Masri (left) riding in a car with Haroon Rashid Aswat in January 1999. [Source: Sunday Times]Haroon Rashid Aswat is a radical Muslim of Indian descent but born and raised in Britain. Around 1995, when he was about 21 years old, he left Britain and attended militant training camps in Pakistan and Afghanistan. He is said to have later told investigators that he once served as a bodyguard for Osama bin Laden. In the late 1990s, he returns to Britain and becomes a “highly public aide” to radical London imam Abu Hamza al-Masri. Reda Hassaine, an informant for the French and British intelligence services (see After March 1997 and Late January 1999), will later recallThursday, June 24, 2010

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Preview day 14: Who else will join us (U.S.) in the knockout stages?

One game changes everything, the saying goes. For the United States it was more like one kick, a single Landon Donovan tap in propelled the Americans from elimination to winning a group for the first time since 1930. Coincidentally that year was the country’s most successful tournament in history as they advanced to the semifinals. Things are shaping up similarly now with the USA set to face Ghana for the right to play Uruguay or South Korea.

And today, after the single most important strike in USA history and with a country experiencing the World Cup fever that others romanticize about, the tournament continues. We’ll add four more teams to our


Paraguay win or draw. Trust us, it will all work out.

The real intrigue here is with an aging Italian team defending its World Cup trophy and having drawn to New Zealand in its last match. For the sake of our pizza enjoyment everywhere, here’s hoping Italy advance someway, somehow, despite Daniele De Rossi’s disgraceful dive against the Kiwis that saved them from the most embarrassing defeat in tournament history. The entire country of New Zealand only has 25 professional players to choose from. Look for the experienced Italians to find a way to advance.

This group has the most straightforward formula of them all. The Dutch have locked up a spot in the knockout rounds and can win the group with a draw in their match or in theThe extraordinary art of ancient Yemen will take center stage at the Arthur M. Sackler Gallery this summer, with the June 25 opening of "Caravan Kingdoms: Yemen and the Ancient Incense Trade." Located on the Gulf of Aden at the south of the Arabian Peninsula and bordering the Arabian and Red Seas, this region once played a central role in an ancient "global economy" that extended from the Mediterranean Sea to the Indian Ocean.

During a 1400-year period between the eighth century B.C.E. and the sixth century C.E., the southern Arabian kingdoms of Saba (biblical Sheba), Qataban, and Himyar were home to sophisticated civilizations that flourished through their control of the trade in frankincense and myrrh. Now best-known as the Gifts of the Magi, these valuable resins were harvested


from bushes native to the region and were essential ingredients for court and temple ceremonies and in the spice markets and perfume industries of the Near East and Mediterranean worlds.

"Caravan Kingdoms" for the first time in North America brings together 129 archaeological objects from museums in the state of Yemen, The American Foundation for the Study of Man, The British Museum, and Dumbarton Oaks to tell the story of these little-known, wealthy caravan kingdoms, examining the monumental structures, distinctive stone funerary sculpture, elaborately carved inscriptions, and sophisticated metalwork that have been unearthed there since the mid-20th century. The exhibition continues through September 10.

Dominated by the great interior desert known as the Ramlat as-Sabatyn, Yemen's four major valleys were occupied during this period by sophisticated states, which constructed complexirrigation systems and built imposing palaces and temples. These kingdoms competed for control over the lucrative overland caravan and later maritime trade routes to the Mediterranean coast and the western shores of the Persian Gulf.

The kingdom of Saba, with its great capital at Marib, dominated a wide area of southern Arabia from the early seventh century B.C.E. to the fourth century B.C.E., when it was conquered by Qataban, its eastern neighbor, which continued to rule until the first century C.E. Archaeological evidence shows that Saba was organized around a common language (Sabaean), a shared cult of the god Almaqah, and a pantheon of lesser deities and centralized political institutions.

Over 10,000 South Arabian inscriptions survive, including several on view. These include personal names on ceramic vessels, cult and votive


palaces. Statues of three generations of Awsan kings on vieweach individualized by variations in dress, hairstyle, jewelry, and footweardepict the typical funerary convention of a standing figure with arms extended in a gesture of offering.

During the first century B.C.E., maritime trade superseded caravan routes, and the Kingdom of Himyar in Yemen's southern highlands became dominant. During the fifth and early sixth centuries, the Himyarite kings ruled the entire southern Arabian Peninsula. Their sea trade introduced artistic styles, subjects and craft traditions from the Mediterranean and Near Eastern worlds. Roman dominance of the maritime trade along the Red Sea and Indian Ocean also brought Mediterranean styles of architectural decoration to the routes' borders; examples on view are a mid-third-century pillar capital decorated with a griffin in front of anurn, excavated from the royal palace at Shabwa, and a cornice ornamented with fruited grapevine patterns.

Bronze statues, like the large bronze rearing horse with Himyaritic inscriptions on view, also reflect Greco-Roman influence. A pair of bronze lion riders found in a private house in Tamna, capital of Qataban, though inscribed in South Arabian, further demonstrate the international taste of the wealthy classes. Inscriptions on a fragment of one over-life-sized royal statue indicate that a foreign artisan collaborated with a local worker in its production. A bull's head, bust of Athena and a helmet fashioned as a male head with features of a Hellenistic rulerall excavated in 1996 at Jabal al-Lawdh in southwest Yemen's high plateaualso show the presence of Hellenistic imports and the influence of foreign themes on


domestically produced objects. Glass drinking vessels and perfume containers and gold, silver, and bronze jewelry, belt ornaments, and buttons on view also were imported from or imitated the styles found in the Roman and Iranian worlds.

A 204-page soft cover catalog edited by Ann C. Gunter and published by the Freer Gallery of Art and Arthur M. Sackler Gallery accompanies the exhibition. The catalog is made possible by the Social Fund for Development of Yemen.

This exhibition is organized in cooperation with the Ministry of Culture and Tourism of the Republic of Yemen, and with the American Foundation for the Study of Man, Falls Church, Virginia.

The Freer Gallery of Art (12th Street and Independence Avenue, S.W.) and the Arthur M. Sackler Gallery (1050 Independence Ave. S.W.) together form the nationalagainst COVID-19 in his native Portugal.

In particular, Ronaldo has donated 1 million Euros to the cause, and together with his agent, has also provided support to hospitals in Lisbon and Porto by donating life-saving medical equipment.

2. Lionel Messi

Lionel Messi

One of the most popular football stars on the planet, Messi has also contributed 1 million Euros to the cause. In particular, this donation has gone to the Hospital Clinic in Barcelona, to help them treat victims of the pandemic and to assist with research.

3. Roger Federer

Roger Federer

Together with his wife, Roger Federer has donated 1 million Swiss francs to support vulnerable families in their native Switzerland.

4. Athletes for COVID-19 Relief Fund

In an effort to raise funds, several international athletes have donated items for auction to support the Center for


feed 600 000 children.

6. National Basketball Association (NBA)

As a group of sports stars admired around the world, several NBA teams have pledged to support hourly workers and stadium staff during this time. These teams include the Dallas Mavericks, the Los Angeles Lakers, the Los Angeles Clippers, the Sacramento Kings, the Philadelphia 76ers and the San Antonio Spurs to name a handful. The Golden State Warriors have also pledged 1 million dollars to a disaster relief fund.

On a personal level, Kevin Love of the Cleveland Cavaliers has contributed 100,000 dollars to support staff that work at the team’s stadium. In addition to the team contributions above, other individual players have also made donations to support staff, including Blake Griffin of the Detroit Pistons, Giannis Antetokounmpo of the Milwaukee Bucksand Zion Williamson of the New Orleans Pelicans.

From a social standpoint, many basketball stars are also helping those in need, including Stephen Curry and his wife, who are contributing to feeding schemes like Feeding America and Alameda County Community Food Bank.

7. Pakistani and Bangaldeshi Cricket Teams

As one of the most popular sports in Pakistan and Bangladesh, several cricket players have become involved in disaster relief efforts. This includes former Pakistani cricket captain Shahid Afridi, who through his charity has helped to distribute various supplies, including food, soap and other essential items.

In Bangladesh, cricketers are contributing half of their salaries to help contribute to COVID-19 relief efforts.

8. National Football League (NFL)

In the NFL, sports star JJ Watt from the Houston Texans, and his wife Kealia Ohai Watt, who plays


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When Trevor Noah started hosting The Daily Show last September, he was just some young, hilarious correspondent from South Africa given the tall order of replacing Jon Stewart. Not quite a year later, Noah is drawing millennial viewers to The Daily Show and delivering night after night of sharp political thought and satire.

With The Daily Show’s entire staff headed to Cleveland and Philadelphia for the Republican National Convention and Democratic National Convention, respectively, Noah is set to take his hosting abilities to an even bigger stage. While other shows have teams reporting live, The Daily Show is the only one that will actually be fully broadcasting from the conventions, making Noah and company the best sources for all your boots-on-the-ground “what the fuck is going on”cluster in Suffolk County, anchored by Brookhaven National Laboratory and Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory. Nassau County is more specialized in local-market industries, such as wholesale and retail trade and private education and health services. Nassau’s economy is closely linked to New York City’s: More than 30 percent of working residents commute to the city’s five boroughs. One of Long Island’s greatest assets is its human capital—the average resident is relatively well educated and affluent. Still, there are pockets of poverty and areas whose real estate markets were affected substantially by the subprime crisis. A full profile of Long Island’s economy can be found on our regional website[2].Long Island lagged the United States in job growth during the mid-2000s, but it saw milder job losses than the nation did


areas, Nassau County and Long Island as a whole bounced back fairly quickly—at least in terms of economic activity as measured by employment. As of December 2012, employment in Nassau County had rebounded by 6,300, more than reversing November’s 5,900-job loss. And in Suffolk County, November’s 1,500-job loss was followed by a robust gain of 4,700 in December, putting employment there at a five-year high. Over the first eight months of 2013, job growth in Long Island has been even stronger than it was before the storm, averaging a better than 3 percent annual rate (though all 2013 data are preliminary and don’t break out Nassau and Suffolk counties individually). In fact, since January, employment on the Island has been at record highs, and as of August therelargely registered sizable job gains in December. Construction employment, for instance, was little changed right after Sandy, and subsequently surged in December and continued to grow strongly into 2013. As of August, employment of specialty trade contractors (such as carpenters, electricians, and masons) on Long Island was up more than 14 percent from a year earlier. Another industry seeing robust job growth since Sandy has been administrative, waste, and remedial services. In contrast, manufacturing employment, which had been growing prior to Sandy, fell noticeably after the storm and hasn’t rebounded.

In fact, one concern is that employment remains depressed in high-paying sectors like manufacturing, finance, and government, while much of the new job creation has been in lower-paying industries like private education and leisure and hospitality. Yet there have