preferred by some hiring agencies. Learn more about programmatic and institutional accreditation further down on this page. Some forensic science options in Montana include:

Flathead Valley Community College, in Kalispell, offers an associate degree in forensic science that can later be used to transfer to the University of Montana at Missoula. The 78-credit program includes organic chemistry, college physics, college chemistry, calculus, and other courses, but can be modified for specific forensic science tracks available at the University of Montana.

The University of Montana, in Missoula, offers a certificate in forensic studies for students who may be later interested in pursuing a bachelor’s degree. The certificate is 18 credits and includes introduction to forensic science and forensic science beyond the crime lab. The UM program also requires students to takeprograms overall (fewer than 50 as of 2018), they only accredit those programs that heavily feature natural sciences such as chemistry and biology. As such, FEPAC accreditation would not even be available to CSI or criminal justice programs.

Another way that students can be assured they are enrolling in a quality program is to see whether it is institutionally accredited. In Montana and several nearby states, regional institutional accreditation is awarded through the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities (NWCCU). This accrediting organization is recognized by the U.S. Department of Education and oversees accreditation at 162 institutions.

As mentioned previously, students may want to seek certification in their field at some point in their career. From fingerprint identification to crime scene reconstruction and bloodstain pattern analysis, a vast number of


Nova Scotia RCMP say they've uncovered a cache of chemicals at a cottage on Dyke Road in Grand Desert believed to be linked to Christopher Phillips, the Halifax man arrested in Ottawa Wednesday.

Five homes near the property remained under an evacuation order Wednesday evening.

RCMP in Nova Scotia issued an evacuation order Tuesday evening for 20 homes near a separate property in Cole Harbour, also believed to be linked to Phillips, after reports that suspicious package had been found. Police later discovered chemicals inside a garage at the property.

The Grand Desert evacuation order is expected to continue until at least Thursday.

Mounties say the Dyke Road property contained "hazardous and volatile chemicals."

CBC News has learned there is a familial relationship between the owners of the Cole Harbour home and theDyke Road property. The exact nature of the relationship and the precise links to Phillips are not yet clear.

Nova Scotia RCMP have called in their explosives disposal unit, Halifax Regional Police Forensics Identification Section, HAZMAT and Emergency Health Services to further investigate.

RCMP in Nova Scotia also confirmed earlier Wednesday morning that the evacuation of the Chimo Hotel in the east end of Ottawa is linked to the evacuations outside Halifax.

Ottawa police arrested Phillips Wednesday afternoon after a several-hour-long stand-off at the hotel, but found no hazardous materials at the hotel or in the man's van.

The RCMP had issued an internal memo Tuesday identifying Phillips as an ex-military weapons specialist with possible mental-health issues whom they considered to be "anti-police," sources confirmed to CBC News.

The memo alleged Phillips was


in possession of the heavy metal osmium, as well as osmium tetroxide — a poisonous and volatile substance that can easily penetrate skin and should not be used without a fume hood.

Those two chemicals have not been found in Phillips's possession; nor have police confirmed that they were among the chemicals found at the two Halifax are properties.

CBC News has also learned that Phillip's wife called police and told them her husband was driving to Ottawa. The van he drove was being investigated by the tactical explosives unit.

Ottawa police say the matter is being handled by the RCMP in Nova Scotia, some of whom are travelling to Ottawa to interview the suspect, said Nova Scotia RCMP Cpl. Greg Church.

Grand Desert evacuation still in place

Meanwhile, people in Grand Desertare still out of their homes. RCMP said they will provide an update Thursday afternoon.

A resident of the area, Dave Croft, told CBC News he saw Phillips at the property and introduced himself to him when he moved in.

"He wasn't very friendly or neighbourly ... he was bit of an oddball," Croft said. "He mentioned about being from the States."

Croft says Phillips told him he bought the home for storage.

"He just didn't want anyone around," he said.

In a release late Tuesday afternoon, RCMP said a third home on Parkedge Crescent in Cole Harbour was searched and cleared.

According to Phillips's LinkedIn profile, he holds a bachelor of science in chemistry and biology and also studied medicine at the University of Oklahoma College of Medicine, Boston University School of Medicine,


Cleveland,

Ohio HSI office regarding an investigation into the transmission

of child pornography via the smartphone messaging application Kik.

According to the information gathered by the Cleveland office, an

individual bearing the Kik username "rustyhood" had communicated

with a Cleveland resident, Brian Keeling, regarding the exchange

of child pornography and the sexual abuse of young children.                    The

"rustyhood" Kik profile photograph was of a man holding a baby and

wearing a sticker that indicated that he was a visitor at the Maine

Medical Center.

             The conversation log between the two men showed that, on

May 16, 2016, "rustyhood" either sent or received what amounted to

thirteen         - 4 -
             After his arrest, Hood filed a motion to suppress the

evidence gathered from Kik, Metrocast, and Fairpoint pursuant to

the EDR and the administrative summonses "as well as all evidence

secured directly or indirectly as fruit of the evidence secured

from the named entities."          The motion did so on the ground that

the government had violated the Fourth Amendment to the United

States Constitution by acquiring the information at issue from

these companies without a warrant.             In response, the government

invoked what is known as the third-party doctrine to argue that it

was not


to periodic polygraph tests as a condition of his

supervised release.       Hood objected to this condition, arguing that

the   testing     requirement     violated     his       right    against        self-

incrimination under the Fifth Amendment to the United States

Constitution.      The District Court disagreed, and, on April 26,

2018, sentenced Hood to 60 months' imprisonment followed by 10

years of supervised release, during which Hood would be subject to

periodic polygraph testing.

            On May 2, 2018, Hood filed a timely notice of appeal, in

which he challenged theThe antenatal diagnosis and management of abdominal wall defects: the northern region experience.
One hundred and twenty abdominal wall defects were notified to the Northern Region Fetal Abnormality Survey in the five years 1988 to 1992. Gastroschisis occurred in 56, exomphalos in 43, amnion rupture in 11, ectopia vesicae in seven and ectopia cordis in three. Ultrasound failed to identify gastroschisis in 14 and incorrectly diagnosed exomphalos in eight. There was no associated chromosome abnormality and the survival rate, excluding first trimester loss, was 87%. Ultrasound failed to identify exomphalos in ten and incorrectly diagnosed gastroschisis in two. Another structural abnormality was present in 40% and a chromosome anomaly in 28%. Excluding spontaneous first trimester loss, the survival rate was 34%. Delivery of babies away from the regional paediatric


law till the submission of the final accounts,” he concluded.

It is worth mentioning that a number of MPs objected reading the draft of financial budget law of 2013 during Monday session.

Parliamentary source stated to IraqiNews.com “MPs rejected reading 2013 budget law draft before receiving the final accounts of 2012 budget.”

Earlier, parliament held its regular session after being delayed for half an hour due to the lack of the quorum to vote and read a number of law drafts.that was written in German, and *De Historia Stirpium* by Leonhart Fuchs that was published in Latin in 1542 and also in German in the following year ([@R407]).

During all that time, medicinal plants were only applied on an empirical basis, without mechanistic knowledge on their pharmacological activities or active constituents. It was only in the 18th century that Anton von Störck, who investigated poisonous herbs such as aconite and colchicum, and William Withering, who studied foxglove for the treatment of edema, laid the basis for the rational clinical investigation of medicinal herbs ([@R407]).

Rational drug discovery from plants started at the beginning of the 19th century, when the German apothecary assistant Friedrich Sertürner succeeded in isolating the analgesic and sleep-inducing agent from opium which he named *morphium* (morphine) after


at higher quality and lower costs. Salicylic acid was the first natural compound produced by chemical synthesis in 1853 ([@R220]).

After the discovery of penicillin (1928), an era of drug discovery from microbial sources was initiated in the 1930s, that laid the scientific and financial foundation of the modern pharmaceutical industry after World War II. At that time, the therapeutic use of extracts and partly purified natural products was increasingly replaced by the use of pure compounds ([@R38]; [@R94]). Despite the advent of combinatorial chemistry and HTS campaigns during the last decades, the impact of natural products for drug discovery is still very high. Of the 1073 new chemical entities belonging to the group of small molecules that had been approved between 1981 and 2010, only 36% were purely[A useful support through pre-discharge conferences by the people in charge preparing for a successful long-term home care].
An elderly man with contracture of extremities due to cerebral infarction was admitted to a hospital because of both malnutrition and bedsore. His wife was afraid of taking care of him at home after he was discharged from the hospital due to a lack of homecare knowledge. Prior to his discharge, conferences toward a successful homecare by the people concerned from various kinds of professions studied all sorts of risk factors to prevent him from back to hospital soon. Thereby he was successfully cared at home more than one year.


Bush’s Faith-Based Initiative Continues

n 2001 George Bush surrounded himself with
a host of clergy and announced executive orders establishing the
White House Office of Community and Faith-Based Organizations and
Centers for FaithBased and Community Initiatives at the Departments
of Health and Human Services, Labor, Justice, Education, and Housing
and Urban Development. Since that time, six more agencies have established
centers, including the Department of Homeland Security, the Agency
for International Development, and the Departments of Agriculture,
Commerce, and Veterans Affairs, as well as the Small Business Administration.

Team Bush realized they could not get the faith-based initiative
legislation through Congress and, instead, instituted the initiative
through executive orders, thus avoiding a public debate over the
program.

While anecdotal evidence abounds, after five years it is still difficult
to judge whether the president’s faith-based initiative has
delivered services more successfully than government agencies. One
thingSollee, the director
of the Coalition for Marriage, Family and Couples Education, LLC
(CMFCE), sent out an e-mail reminding constituents of its June conference
in Atlanta—the 10th Annual Smart Marriages Conference—where
there will be workshops galore on how different groups can get their
hands on the marriage promotion money. According to Sollee, the
marriage money can be used for:

Advertising campaigns on the value of marriage
and the skills needed to increase marital stability and health.

Education in high schools on the value of marriage, relationship
skills, and budgeting.

Marriage education, marriage skills, and relationship skills programs
that may include parenting skills, financial management, conflict
resolution, and job and career advancement for non-married pregnant
women and nonmarried expectant fathers.

Pre-marital education and marriage skills training for engaged
couples and couples or individuals interested in marriage.

Marriage enhancement and marriage skills training programs for
married couples.

Divorce reduction


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The masters of Harvard’s 12 undergraduate residential Houses have unanimously agreed to change their title, a term that some students criticize as associated with slavery and has come under scrutiny as debates about racism take hold of college campuses nationwide.

College and House administrators will soon meet to select a new name to replace the “House master” title, according to Dean of the College Rakesh Khurana, who informed the Faculty of Arts and Sciences of the decision at its monthly meeting on Tuesday. Khurana, himself a master of Cabot House, said he will inform the College of the new title early next year.

Dean of the College Rakesh Khurana, pictured in March. By Jennifer Y Yao

Administrators and House masters acknowledged Tuesday that the movetoday, and the issues of race which for many years have made me uncomfortable with the title,” Rosengarten wrote, adding that the alternative title of CEO “at least describes part of our job” but “is probably incomplete and leaves out the emphasis of creating a safe and supportive community.”

The impending change comes as Harvard and peer schools debate the use of names and terms historically associated with slavery and racism.

Harvard Law School is reconsidering the use of its seal, which a group of students criticize because of its connection to a family that once owned slaves. At Yale, students have criticized the title of one student residence, named after John C. Calhoun, a former U.S. vice president, white supremacist, and vocal proponent of slavery. A group of Princeton


After suffering from headaches all her life, Emily Guzan was diagnosed with chronic migraine four years ago. She has since left her law career to help people living with migraines and other pain conditions. In these recent excerpts from her blog, That M Word, she describes what everyday life is like for a migraine sufferer...

Living With Migraines: The First TimeI’ve had headaches ever since I was a little kid, but I vividly remember my first migraine. I was in college, watching the Pittsburgh Steelers play in the Super Bowl. A few friends and I watched it at a fraternity house. Our “dinner” that night was typical college fare: pizza and beer. As soon as the Steelers won, all of us went running to lower campus to celebrate withKeihan 600 series

The  is an electric multiple unit (EMU) commuter train type operated by the private railway operator Keihan Electric Railway on the Keihan Ishiyama Sakamoto Line in Japan since 1984.

Interior
Passenger accommodation consists of a longitudinal bench seating.

Formations
, the fleet consists of ten two-car sets (601 to 619), formed as follows.  All cars are motored.

Each car has one lozenge-type pantograph.

History
The first trains entered service in 1984.

Future developments
Between 2017 and March 2021, the entire fleet of 600 series trains is scheduled to be repainted in the standard corporate Keihan Electric Railway livery of "rest green" on the upper body and "atmos white" on the lower body separated by a "fresh green" stripe.

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The Marion County Sheriff's Office identified the dead man as John James Harmonic.

Deputies say a 63-year-old Summerfield man shot and killed himself Sunday after he shot a relative who was trying to check up on him.

The Marion County Sheriff's Office identified the dead man as John James Harmonic.

The shooting was reported around 2 p.m. at 8885 S.E. 142nd Lane in Summerfield, according to MCSO. They found the injured male relative, who had been shot in the arm.

He was taken to a hospital and was later released.

MCSO detectives, along with the SWAT Team Hostage Negotiation Team, went to the home.

The detectives learned that the relative had knocked on the door and that Harmonic had shot him through the screen door. They obtained an arrest warrant.

At about 11:30 p.m., whenthe SWAT Team entered the residence, they found Harmonic dead from an apparently self-inflicted gunshot wound, according to the Sheriff's Office.

Francis and Bernice Campbell have lived in the Little Lake Weir subdivision across the street and one home site west of Harmonic's residence for four years and have a clear view of his front yard.

Francis Campbell, vice president of the Little Lake Weir Homeowners Association, said Monday that he and his wife knew both the deceased man and the gunshot victim.

Campbell said Harmonic was from Ohio. He said he had talked with him last Thursday, after he cut Harmonic's grass. He said they discussed family issues Harmonic was facing and that Harmonic mentioned he might sell his home.

Campbell said he had stepped out for a while on Sunday


fifth fight in two years on a Golden Boy card,” Malignaggi recalled of the nature of the business at the time, which included his epic post-fight rant following a controversial points loss to Juan Diaz in Aug. ‘09. “I figured, they had the pull and I was getting my salary from their shows, might as well join them.”

The move made plenty of sense. Plans were already in place for Golden Boy to stage a regular boxing series at Barclays, which at the time was still in the process of being built. As long as Malignaggi kept winning, he would become an integral part of the series.

Malignaggi has since won five straight, including a welterweight belt though almost in spite of his promoter. The former 140 lb. titlist workedNov. ’08 stoppage loss.

Instead, Malignaggi – one month removed from a disputed points win over Pablo Cano at the same arena hosting this weekend’s festivities – was forced to look elsewhere for his next payday. He was granted the promise of returning to Barclays, and offered another faded legend – former three-division champ Shane Mosley.

The bout was nearly secured, only for Golden Boy to come up short on its contractually promised minimum purse for such an event. Rather than reach an agreement, Malignaggi was instead forced to sit on the sidelines until a better opportunity came along.

That opportunity came in the form of his being offered as the titlist of choice for Broner’s welterweight debut. It’s phrased that way because the fight was in fact offered and not


Heading into Sundays 2013 National Hockey League Entry Draft the rumor mill was red-hot and Tyler Seguins name was floating around as numerous media outlets were reporting that the Bruins were shopping the 21-year old.

Its been an up-and-down start to Seguins NHL career as the Brampton, Ontario Canada native has tallied 121 points56 goals in 203 career regular season games, but its the playoffs where the former number two overall pick has struggled.

Seguin has just 18 pointssix goalsin 42 playoff games and is coming off a playoff run where he scored just once as the Bruins came within two wins of another Stanley Cup.

Last off-season Seguin signed a six-year extension worth $34.5 Million. With Seguins cap-hit just shy of six-million it should come to no surprise the Bruinsarms of the heat spreader and fills the space between the upper surface of the die and the upper portion of the heat spreader. The molding material hardens to form the mold cap, and the completed assembly is released from the mold.
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Black Diamond Ice Box Review

I bought shiny new carbon fibre Black Diamond Cobra ice tools this year so was a bit apprehensive about flying with them. Too many times my gear bag has shown up with huge holes from not being so nicely handled by the baggage crew or system. To give me some peace of mind when traveling with my new ice tools, screws, and all my other sharp gear, I decided to buy the Black Diamond Ice box to not only protect my sharps, but everything else in my bag.

The Ice Box is basically a padded zippered briefcase made with a ballistic nylon outer shell. When open flat, one side of the case securely holds two sets of tools and your crampons.Search Life Sciences Jobs

Nanomed Line on the Horizon

GRENOBLE, France and BERLIN, Germany – Sept. 2, 2013 – Leading industrial and academic experts, national authorities, and European Commission (EC) representatives will meet at the 2013 European Technology Platform on Nanomedicine (ETPN) Annual Event and General Assembly on 1-2 October at CEA-Leti in Grenoble, France, to implement recommendations identified by the nanomedicine community that will shape the future of the sector in Europe.

The ETPN event is organised by Leti, a leading French research and technology organisation focused on nanotechnologies and their applications in healthcare. It aims to provide further details on the ETPN’s recommendations for nanomedicine under the upcoming Research Framework Programme Horizon 2020, the EU's main instrument for research funding in Europe, launching from 2014-2020.

Patrick Boisseau, chairman of the


strong involvement of its U.S. counterpart, the Nanotechnology Characterization Laboratory (US-NCL) in Frederick, Maryland.

On October 1, following keynote openings from high-level representatives of the French government and the EC, selected experts and leading industry specialists will introduce the latest issues evolving around the nanomedicine ecosystem and value chain.

The ETPN GA preliminary programme and online registration form are publically available on the ETPN Website: www.etp-nanomedicine.eu/ga2013.

About ETPN

The European Technology Platform Nanomedicine was established in 2005 as a joint venture of the European Commission and CEOs of large industrial companies, SMEs and academic research institutions to investigate and advance joint activities in the area of nanotechnology in medicine. Since 2005 the ETPN published a number of strategic documents outlining the needs and roadmaps for nanomedicine research in Europe. The ETPN contributedto set up numerous European funded projects providing a first impression of the conditions for a suitable social and economic environment and the structural requirements for an efficient translation of R&D results into innovative nanomedicine. The ETPN supports its members in coordinating their joint research efforts and improving communication amongst the members as well as towards the European Commission and the European Member States.

For more information, visit www.etp-nanomedicine.eu.

The renewed list of recognised ETPs is publically available on the European Commission's ETP website:

http://cordis.europa.eu/technology-platforms/individual_en.html.

About CEA-Leti

Leti is an institute of CEA, a French research-and-technology organisation with activities in energy, IT, healthcare, defence and security. Leti is focused on creating value and innovation through technology transfer to its industrial partners. It specialises in nanotechnologies and their applications, from wireless devices and systems,


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Chinese attacks dragged on, the task force became disorganized, and a destroyed truck in the convoy later split the task force into two segments. Although the lead segment fought its way into Hagaru-ri on the night of 29 November, the rear segment was destroyed. Despite suffering 162 dead and missing and 159 wounded, the task force managed to bring in 300 badly needed infantrymen for the defense at Hagaru-ri.

As more reinforcements arrived from Hudong-ni on 30 November, the garrisons attempted to recapture the East Hill. All efforts failed, despite the destruction of a Chinese company. When darkness settled, the PVA 58th Division gathered its remaining 1,500 soldiers in a last-ditch attempt to capture Hagaru-ri. The reinforced defenders annihilated most of the attacking forces, with only the defences aroundthe path to Hungnam blocked at Funchilin Pass, eight C-119 Flying Boxcars flown by the US 314th Troop Carrier Wing were used to drop portable bridge sections by parachute. The bridge, consisting of eight separate  long,  sections, was dropped one section at a time, using a  parachute on each section. Four of these sections, together with additional wooden extensions were successfully reassembled into a replacement bridge by Marine Corps combat engineers and the US Army 58th Engineer Treadway Bridge Company on 9 December, enabling UN forces to proceed. Outmaneuvered, the PVA 58th and 60th Divisions still tried to slow the UN advance with ambushes and raids, but after weeks of non-stop fighting, the two Chinese divisions combined had only 200 soldiers left. The last UN


"Chosin Few" and symbolized by the "Star of Koto-ri".

Namesakes and memorials

 Unknown year, "Chosin" nickname and "Against All Odds" motto, 32nd Infantry Regiment
 Unknown year, Battle of Chosin Reservoir Memorial, Veterans Memorial Park (Lawrence, Indiana)
 Unknown year, Chosin Reservoir Campaign Memorial (Ogden, Utah)
 1989, Chosin Few Memorial, Forest Park (St. Louis, Missouri)
 1991, USS Chosin
 1999, “The March Out Of The Chosin”, Oak Ridge Cemetery (Springfield, Illinois)
 2010, Chosin Few Memorial, Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton (Oceanside, California)
 2017, The Chosin Few Monument, Semper Fidelis Memorial Park, National Museum of the Marine Corps (Triangle, Virginia)
2017, Chosin Few Memorial Highway, 40-mile portion of Route 35 (Monmouth County, New Jersey)

Movies and documentaries
 This is Korea! (1951)
 Retreat, Hell! (1952)
 Hold Back the Night (1956)
 Chosin Reservoir - Epic of Endurance
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areas, and parks. If you like a little history with your parks, visit Fort Ouiatenon. This site, which is on the National Register of Historic Places, offers visitors space to hike, picnic, and peek into the past. Keep an eye on the calendar to catch all the special events, including the Feast of the Hunter’s Moon.

You can also spend some time amongst the critters and creatures over at the Celery Bog Nature Area. This is a beautiful park with miles of trails, excellent bird watching opportunities, and the Lilly Nature Center.

If you're a golfer, there are numerous courses in the area, including the Ackerman Hills Golf Course, Birck Boilermaker Golf Complex, Par View Golf Course, and Coyote Crossing Golf Course. The city also offers a wide range oforganized activities and programs. Whether you're into bowling, horseshoes, or softball, there are lessons, clubs, and teams in West Lafayette. Read more about the city's outdoor activities here.

A Little West Lafayette Culture

When you’re craving a little arts and culture, there are plenty of places in West Lafayette to satisfy your artistic needs. The Tippecanoe Chamber Society cranks out the tunes with six concerts a year. You can also listen to the melodious tunes of the Bach Chorale Singers, enjoy the beauty and grace of the Lafayette Ballet Company, catch a show at the Civic Theatre of Greater Lafayette, or get in on the action at the Long Center for the Performing Arts.

West Lafayette is home to Purdue University, giving this city a bit of an academic vibe. Even


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…forced to sign the humiliating Treaty of Pressburg (December 26), which ended the dominant role his dynasty had played in the affairs of Germany. He had to surrender his possessions in western Germany to Württemberg and Baden, and the province of Tirol to Bavaria. Napoleon’s strategy of playing princely against…About Phosphorescent

Athens, Georgia resident Matthew Houck is the sole member of Phosphorescent. Houck's career began in 2000 when he released the Hipolit album under the name Fillup Shack. A tour of England and Spain followed, and while the European press drew comparisons to Bob Dylan and Will Oldham, The London Evening Standard declared him "the most significant American in his field since Kurt Cobain." Houck's first release as Phosphorescent, entitled A Hundred Times or More, appeared in 2003 on the Warm label. The 2004 EP The Weight of Flight was his last release for the label, as the 2005 full-length Aw Come Aw Wry landed on Misra. Two years later the release of Pride began a relationship with the Dead Oceans imprint. To Willie, Phosphorescent's tribute to Willie


Nelson, arrived in early 2009, followed by the all-new Here's to Taking It Easy in 2010. In 2013, after extensive international touring, Houck released his sixth album, Muchacho, returning somewhat to the more experimental textures of Pride. A massive tour in support of Muchacho ended with a stint at Brooklyn's Music Hall of Williamsburg, and recordings from the various nights were compiled onto the band's sprawling live album Live at the Music Hall, released in early 2015. ~ David JeffriesA US couple have told their friends and family they are breaking up by making a rap video about their split.

Jeremy Wetmore Spann and Blake Larson dated for seven years before ending their relationship this month.

The pair met while studying at Arizona University and later worked together in real estate.

And some might say the property market is a more suitable place for Jeremy and Blake than the music industry.

The song, posted by Jeremy but credited to "Blaremy" tells the story of their relationship over the hip hop beats of Just A Friend by Biz Markie.

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It reveals how the pair met in a business fraternity (which they were later dropped from) and bought a house when Jeremy was just 19 years old.

The lyrics


of the track highlight how the couple have drifted apart during the course of their relationship.

They include such gems as: "We went together like a vegan and vegetables" and "These seven years were great, now let's amicably separate."

They have also spent a good part of their relationship posting videos on social media, but the one marking the end of their time together is the one which has brought them widespread attention.

The reaction from friends and family has been positive, with messages congratulating the couple for handling the split.

One well-wisher said that the video is "a great way to celebrate transition".

Another said he was "so proud to see how classy and creative you two are" and that he was looking forward to "two new stories to watch".

Jeremy has nowFONT

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Girl Scouts deliver donated cookies to seniors in need

Meals on Wheels People received cookies donated through a Girl Scouts gift program.

Local Girl Scouts spent time spreading cheer to seniors in Hillsboro last week as part of the scout's "Gift of Caring" program.

On Thursday, March 7, a group of Girl Scouts handed out boxes of Girl Scout cookies to seniors with the Meals on Wheels People program at Sonrise Church, 6701 N.E. Campus Way.

"Major tenets of Girl Scouting include giving back to the community and making the world a better place," said Karen Hill, CEO of Girl Scouts of Oregon and Southwest Washington, in a statement. "We're delighted that local Girl Scouts are spreading cheer and practicing people skills as they visit with elders in their communities."

Throughout


the Girl Scout cookie season, customers can opt to donate their purchased cookies through the Gift of Caring program, according to the group's spokeswoman Maureen Kenney.

"The longstanding tradition with Meals on Wheels People is a bright spot for so many older adults throughout the Portland-metro area," she said.

It goes beyond Hillsboro. Nearly 9,000 Girl Scouts from 40 counties will participate in this program, donating Girl Scout Cookies to a variety of social service agencies throughout the region.

Girl Scouts of Oregon and Southwest Washington will donate approximately 12,000 boxes of cookies to homebound elderly and people in need throughout the region, Kenney said.

"We are thrilled to receive this donation of cookies from Girl Scouts of Oregon and Southwest Washington," said Meals on Wheels People chief executive officer Suzanne Washington.The evolution of sports medicine in Singapore.
Sports medicine is a relatively new subspecialty in Singapore. This commentary chronicles its evolution in Singapore from 1969, through various milestones, to the present day. The first sports medicine clinic in Singapore was established in 1971 at Farrer Park. Notable institutions that followed include the Sports Medicine and Research Centre (1973), Soldier Performance Centre, Changi Sports Medicine Centre (2003), Singapore Sports Medicine Centre (2006), and other multidisciplinary centres of restructured hospitals. Formal groundwork to establish sports medicine as a subspecialty began in 2005, with its first trainee commencing traineeship at the Changi Sports Medicine Centre in 2007, and culminated in the subspecialty register at the beginning of 2011. Also captured in this discussion are the broader scopes of sports medicine, including military


Who are the American Jews behind many of the Israeli settlements in the West Bank? This is the question that Dr. Sara Hirschhorn, Research Lecturer at the University of Oxford, seeks to answer in her new book City on a Hilltop: American Jews and the Israeli Settler Movement (Harvard University Press, 2017). By analyzing archival documents along with periodicals, internet sources, and a wealth of self-conducted interviews, Hirschhorn concludes that many American-Israeli settlers are not the messianic, ultra-right-wing fanatics that stereotypes suggest. Instead, the majority come from liberal American backgrounds, are highly-educated, and have conservative—but rarely Orthodox—Jewish backgrounds. What is more, she argues, their actions, motives, and self-conceptualizations are reflective of the evolution of American and Israeli Jewish identities over time.

Sara Hirschhorn is University Research Lecturer in Israelthe pickup area, the parcel is transferred to a distribution center. After carrying out a shipping operation and storing the parcel in a warehouse, the parcel is paid out from the warehouse for example on the following day and is transferred on a distribution truck to the destination for delivery service.
If the destination is a distant location, parcels for the same destination are gathered in a departure base of the location from the pickup center. The parcels are loaded on a working truck in the night, and transported through expressways to the arrival base of the destination. The parcels are then sent from the arrival base to a distribution center controlling the destination to store the same in a warehouse. Then, on the following day, the parcels are


issued from the warehouse of the distribution center, and transferred to the destination on a distribution truck for delivery.
In such a parcel distribution system, regarding the distribution route from receipt of a parcel to the delivery thereof at the place of destination, for each of the operating locations including pickup, issue from warehouse and hauling, data such as slip numbers attached to parcels are read out and stored. When a parcel tracing request is received from a client, parcel tracing service of retrieving the current position of the parcel and notifying the same is provided by checking the stored data.
More recently, there has been proposed a system of filling a radio IC tag attached to the parcel in place of the slip with slip information, reading out theGet breaking news alerts and special reports. The news and stories that matter, delivered weekday mornings.

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An Anne Arundel County Maryland cop in Baltimore to celebrate Cinco de Mayo on Tuesday bit another man's testicles during a brawl over a woman, authorities said Wednesday.

Michael Flaig, 30, was charged with assault after the fight Tuesday night in the alley behind Looney's Pub in Baltimore's South Linwood neighborhood.

According to the charging documents, Flaig had been fondling a woman when her friend and roommate, the alleged assault victim, intervened.

The alleged assault victim left on foot not long after but heard footsteps behind him. When he turned, he saw a fist coming at his face, according to court papers.

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But the victim managed to dodge the punch, bring Flaig to the ground, and then straddle him, the court papers read.

Flaig struggled to escape while a second man, who police have yet to identify or arrest, punched the victim.

Unable to break free, Flaig allegedly bit the victim in the crotch and ran off.

"The bitee actually got the better of him in the fist fight. After we broke them up is when he disclosed he'd been bitten in the testicles," witness Thomas Bourne told NBC affiliate WBAL.

"He was upset, took him a long time to calm down. He indicated he needed medical assistance. He was bleeding in his area after whatA hearing began Monday for a Butler County teacher who was suspended after allegedly telling a black student with White House aspirations that the nation doesn't need another black president.

Teacher Gil Voigt told The Cincinnati Enquirer as he walked into the closed hearing, which he requested, that Fairfield school officials are trying to end his career. The hearing before a labor referee could last for days.

School officials said the white teacher at Fairfield's freshman school told a black student who said he wanted to be president that the country doesn't "need another black president."

Voigt told school officials that he was misquoted, and that he had said he thought the country "couldn't afford another president like (Barack) Obama, whether he's black or white."

He said his comments didn't have anything


to do with skin color. The veteran teacher was suspended in December.

The school board president said Voigt had been "racially insensitive." School officials said Voigt received a verbal warning in 2008 for an inappropriate racial comment and had recently received a written warning for failure to use adopted curriculum. He has taught in Fairfield schools since 2000.

If Voigt is fired, he could appeal to a Butler County court. The Ohio Department of Education would investigate the case to decide what to do about his teaching license.in accordance with, a law of the ancient Israelites and other tribes and races, according to which a woman, whose husband died without issue, was married to the husband's brother.

The firstborn son of a leviratical marriage was reckoned and registered as the son of the deceased brother.

Levite (lē"vīt) noun [ Latin Levites , Greek Leyi:`ths , from Hebrew Levi , one of the sons of Jacob.] 1. (Bib. Hist.) One of the tribe or family of Levi; a descendant of Levi; esp., one subordinate to the priests (who were of the same tribe) and employed in various duties connected with the tabernacle first, and afterward the temple, such as the care of the building, bringing of wood and other necessaries for the sacrifices, the music of the services,


& of course 4 songs dropping out . Currently just 3 songs of my personal top forty currently unavailable on Spotify

New to the Spotify list this week:Stand Up – All That Remains, Just A Beautiful Day – Danko Jones, Same Old Trip – Chevelle, Welcome To The Church of Rock & Rock – Foxy Shazam

Dropping off the Spotify list this week:Days Gone By – The Offspring, The Other Side – Evanescence, Come Alive – Prospect Hill, Pressure – Rains

For the larger (nearly 200 songs) YouTube version there’s more new music added this week including the aforementioned Chevelle track mentioned above,as well as the latest single from The Offspring, new Firewind (featuring Ozzy axeman Gus G), groovy stuff from Rival Sons and the first new music in a whilebeen a remission of the forfeiture by the secretary of the treasury, under the *424 authority of the act of congress of the 29th of July 1813, ch. 33. Upon the conditions required by that act the only controversy existing in the cause is between the United States and the collector, in respect to his distributive share. The United States and the collector agreed upon a special statement of the facts; upon which it was further agreed that a decree, pro forma, should be entered by the circuit court against the collector, for the purpose of a final decision in the supreme court; and by an appeal from the pro forma decree so rendered, the cause now stands before this court.
Upon the argument at the bar, some objection


which the distribution is now claimed have been, by an express agreement between the United States and the collector, put in a situation to be forthcoming to meet the exigency of the decree which may be rendered upon the statement of facts.
The act of congress of the 29th of July 1813, enacts "that the owners of the ships called the Good Friends, the Amazon and the United States, and of the cargoes on board said vessels, which arrived in the month of April 1812, in the district of Delaware, from Amelia Island, with cargoes that were shipped on board said vessels in the united kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, shall be entitled to, and may avail themselves of all the benefits, privileges and provisions of the actentitled "an act, directing the secretary of the treasury to remit fines, forfeitures and penalties in certain cases, passed on the 2d day of January last past, in like manner and on the same conditions as though said vessels had departed from the kingdom aforesaid between the 23d day of June and the 15th day *425 of September mentioned in said act, and had arrived within the United States after the first day of July last."
The act of the 2d of January 1813, chap. 149 [chap. 7], enacts that in all cases where goods, wares and merchandise, owned by a citizen or citizens of the United States, have been imported into the United States from the united kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, which goods, &c. were shipped


judge or court, &c.; in all such cases, wherein it shall be proved to his satisfaction, that said goods, &c. at the time of their shipment were bona fide owned by a citizen or citizens of the United States, and shipped, and did depart from some port or place in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, owned as aforesaid, between the 23d day of June last and the 15th day of September last, the secretary of the treasury is hereby directed to remit all fines, penalties and forfeitures that may have been incurred under the said act, in consequence of such shipment, importation or importations upon the costs and charges, which have arisen, or may arise, being paid, and on payment of the duties which wouldpart of the forfeiture reserved out of the proceeds of the cargo? If the latter be the true construction, then the collector is entitled to a moiety: if the former, he is barred of all claim.
The duty of the collector in superintending the collection of the revenue, and in making seizures for supposed violations of law, is onerous, and full of perplexity. If he seizes any goods, it is at his own peril; and he is condemnable in damages and costs, if it shall turn out, upon the final adjudication, that there was no probable cause for the seizure. As a just reward for his diligence, and a compensation for his risks; at once to stimulate his vigilance and secure his activity; the laws of the United States


no doubt. We are of opinion that the present act neither justifies nor requires any such construction. The double duties are referred to as a mere mode of ascertaining the amount intended to be reserved out of the forfeiture; and not as a declaration of intention on the part of the government, that they were to be received as legal duties due upon a legal importation.
But a distinction has been taken at the argument on behalf of the United States, and an apportionment or division of the duties has been insisted on. It is said, that so much of the duties demanded as were equal to the single duties payable by law on imported goods in April 1812, ought to be considered as received in that character byupon the fact, that the act refers to the double duties as a mere mode of ascertaining the amount; and that it is undistinguishable from the case of a reservation of a gross sum.
Upon the whole, the decree of the circuit court refusing the distribution is to be reversed, and the cause remanded to that court with directions to decree to the legal representatives of Allen M'Lane, the collector, one moiety of the double duties, deducting that portion which has been already received by him.
This cause came on to be heard on the transcript of the record from the circuit court of the United States for the district of Delaware, and was argued by counsel; on consideration whereof, this Court is of opinion, that there is error in


legal representative is now entitled to receive as his distributive share of the forfeiture aforesaid one full moiety of the whole sum which has been paid by Stephen Girard according to the act of congress, and the remission by the secretary of the treasury, as in the same statement of facts mentioned. And the said Allen M'Lane being now dead, it is further ordered, adjudged and decreed, that the same full moiety be paid over to his legal representative, now appearing and made a party to these proceedings in this Court, viz. Louis M'Lane, the *430 executor of the last will and testament of the said Allen M'Lane, deceased, as his distributive share accordingly; deducting, however, therefrom, the moiety of the said moiety, which has been decided byDelaware prison administrators dismissed warnings of trouble brewing at the state's maximum-security prison in the days leading up to a deadly inmate uprising and hostage-taking, independent investigators said in a report released Friday.

The dismissal of the security warnings at James T. Vaughn Correctional Center in Smyrna was indicative of an overcrowded, understaffed facility plagued by mismanagement, a lack of communication, a culture of negativity, and adversarial relationships among prison staff, administrators and inmates, according to the independent review ordered by Gov. John Carney.

"A lot of things have to do with leadership, communications and culture," said Carney, who nevertheless expressed confidence in the leadership of Department of Correction Commissioner Perry Phelps.

Inmates seized a housing unit on Feb. 1 and took several prison workers hostage, setting off a standoff lasting


Fans who renew seats by April 30 earn credit for food and beverage at PNC Arena

RALEIGH, NC – Kyle Prairie, Director of Ticket Sales for the National Hockey League’s Carolina Hurricanes, today announced changes to season ticket pricing and incentives for the 2012-13 season at PNC Arena.

The Hurricanes will reduce costs for full-season tickets in several areas of the arena for the 2012-13 season. The popular $9.99 FanZone will add six new sections, spanning from section 308 to 320. The two northernmost sections of Sideline Premier in the lower level, sections 107 and 116, will see a 20 percent reduction in pricing for season ticket holders, from $72 per game to $57 per game. In addition, the top eight rows of Lower Level South will see a 33date from 1202–1204 when it was refortified. It resembles the bailey of Château Gaillard in Normandy, France, built for Richard I in 1198.

See also
 Castles in Great Britain and Ireland
 List of castles in England
 National Trust Properties in England

References
Notes

Bibliography

Further reading

External links

 Official Corfe Castle Website
 Corfe Castle information at the National Trust

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URGENT APPEALS

"There is an invisible wall that blocs the "legal" immigration in the Old Continent. The borders of this Fortress are invisible to the major part of citizens, because they are composed by laws, but their result is visible as a Human tragedy".

Marco Rovelli Italian writer

UNITED for Intercultural Action protests against the building of a "Fortress Europe", which leads to the death of desperate people looking for a safe refuge.

Geneva – Tbilisi, June 9th 2008 – The United Nations Committee on the Rights of the Child has just made public its recommendations on the situation on children’s rights in Georgia, noting that it “remains concerned about the information indicating that children continue to be victims of arbitrary detention, police brutality and ill-treatment in detention facilities”.

We are writing toA host of Dalit women, who cook food for children at noon meal centres attached to schools in various villages in Kadayampatti Union in Salem district, say they are facing a social boycott.

Caste Hindus in a few villages are preventing their children from having the noon meal cooked by Dalit women cooks, claiming that it is “a sin to eat food cooked by them.”

The government-appointed Dalit women cooks, under the MGR Nutritious Noon Meal Scheme on a temporary monthly pay of Rs. 1300-3000, are not allowed to do their job.

“I feel like dying,’ said S. Sundaravanitha, a Dalit woman cook, who had been facing boycott since her appointment on August 16, 2012.

She told The Hindu here on Friday that she said she had been undergoing trauma since the


day she was appointed as a cook at the Panchayat Union Elementary School at Rasipurathan Kattuvalavu village in Kadayampatti Union.

“From day one, I have been hounded and harassed. The Vanniyars-only village feel ‘ashamed’ to permit their children to have the food cooked by a Dalit,” she said. The village panchayat president also expressed his inability to help her.

After discussing it with local officials, the Salem district administration transferred her to the centre at the Union Middle School at Mookanur, which happened to be her native village, on deputation. But her woes were far from over. Since her village people knew that she was a Dalit, they too raised the caste issue against her.

“Of the total 75 students who used to have noon meal, only 20 students, a majorityRICHMOND, Va. -- Massive amounts of toxic coal ash will soon be recycled or moved away from Virginia waterways, based on a plan announced Thursday morning by Governor Northam (D), a bipartisan coalition of state lawmakers, and backed by both power companies and environmental groups. Governor Northam called the proposal a "historic agreement" that would protect Virginia from environmental disaster and taxpayers from bearing the burden of the cost of clean up.

Coal ash is a toxic byproduct of burning coal, and for decades, power companies nationwide stored the material in massive, unlined pits near power plants. In some cases in Virginia, the pits sit near major waterways, including the James River, a practice that has drawn criticism and lawsuits by environmental groups for years.

“This agreement represents a key


the Chesapeake Bay," said Rebecca Tomazin, Executive Director of the Chesapeake Bay Foundation Virginia.

Multiple lawmakers in both the House of Delegates and Senate are carrying legislation related to the plan. Northam said when they reach his desk, he plans to sign them into law.

Multiple leaders and elected officials cited the 2014 coal ash spill by Duke Energy that resulted in millions of gallons of dark sludge containing coal ash pouring into the Dan River in North Carolina as the type of disaster this plan would help avoid.Carlos Tevez and Claudio Marchisio gave Juventus a 2-0 victory, though Udinese were denied by a very tight offside call.

Max Allegri had his first game in Turin as Juve boss against Andrea Stramaccioni, who as Coach of Inter was the first opponent ever to win at the Juventus Stadium. Tevez started despite a muscular problem, while Patrice Evra got his Serie A debut and Roberto Pereyra faced his former teammates. The Friulani missed Gabriel Silva, Maurizio Domizzi and Simone Scuffet, but Panagiotis Kone was given a surprise start.

Juve started strong and broke through after just eight minutes when Stephan Lichtsteiner pulled back from the by-line for Tevez to side-foot home from 12 yards. It was his 20th Serie A goal in just 36 games.

A Juve free kick training


kick was palmed away, but Udinese finally came out of their shell on the hour mark.

First a corner bounced off Llorente just wide of Gigi Buffon’s upright, then Igor Bubnjic was flagged marginally offside when he redirected a Danilo cross-shot into the net. Replays show it was an extremely tight decision.

Tevez forced Karnezis into a save at the near post and Apache set up Juve’s second goal just as they were starting to come under pressure. He rolled across for Claudio Marchisio’s screamer from outside the box that beat Karnezis at the near bottom corner.

There was even time for Alvaro Morata to get his Serie A debut, having suffered an injury in his first Juventus training session. He almost scored, spinning in the box to force Karnezis intoHello, there.
Today I am going to talk about the famous,
sending to the stars work of a well reputed
science-fiction writer.
He was cherished by his family, grown on the
Hollywood hills, destined for the literature
and became a full-time writer at 24.
He gave a good-quality prose to the world
and left it with a single line on his tombstone:
"Author of Fahrenheit 451".
I am going to talk about Ray Bradbury’s
masterpiece, Fahrenheit 451.
Many of us like this writer as he also gave
us The Martian Chronicles, The Dandelion Wine
and other best-sellers.
This book is of great significance as it represents
social criticism of censoring people’s minds
by the government.
The book consists of three parts: "The Hearth
and the Salamander", "The Sieve and the Sand"
and "Burning Bright".
The title of the book is metaphoric, Fahrenheit
451 is the temperature when the paper catches
fire


so it is the temperature when the society
catches moral stupor.
The book describes a XXIV century society
with all of its comforts of life such as jet
cars, TV screen walls, a new digital family
to a person, and all of its sins such as suppression,
illiteracy and cruelty.
The main hero Guy Montag is a fireman, who
finds great pleasure and satisfaction with
his occupation: a perfect guy for the job.
His communication strategies are strictly
professional and devoid of human emotions.
He doesn’t question any established rules
and neither does his wife Millie.
Being married makes them look even lonelier
and unhappier in that world, however they
are blissfully unaware of that loneliness
and unhappiness until one day there is a new
neighbor, a girl, who questions Montag’s
beliefs, so he starts thinking, asking questions
and becomes a troubled, dangerous citizen.
The perfect fireman, who likesto burn things
and to feed the fire with the best of human
thoughts put on paper, steals the books that
he was to destroy and starts reading them.
His communication strategies become more complex,
more emotional.
So, basically the book tells one to think
critically about one’s goals in life, surrounding
people and the things that make one happy.
The most catching thing in the book is its
social controversy.
The accent is made on the harm to humanity
from the conformism.
Nothing good will become of the society, where
narrow-mindedness is appreciated.
Sometimes people pervert the truth about their
professional, personal life, even about themselves
and that results in senseless terror.
Fahrenheit 451 turned out to be so popular
that in 1966 it was adapted for a film by
François Truffaut, for a play by Bradbury
himself and moreover there was even a radio
dramatization, computer game and


Born in Ostrander, Minnesota on Nov 5, 1861, Olavea Olson married Andrew J. Gilsdorf before 1886. Andrew J. Gilsdorf, a Billings merchant and butcher, died in September, 1911, after an auto accident - See Death of Old-Timer, Billings Times, September 28, 1911, p.1. A Mrs. Olavea Gilsdorf is listed as a widow in the 1916 Polk Directory. Olavea died in January 1946 - See Mrs. Olavea Gilsdorf, Helena Independent, January 8, 1946. Sister-in-law Rosanna Bridget Gilsdorf, wife of Henry A. Gilsdorf, died in December 1937 - See Pioneer Dies, Billings Gazette, December 31, 1937, p. 1. Rosanna's husband, Henry, ran the Palace Meat Market. See story about Andrew and Olavea Gilsdorf 1890 house at 116 South Broadway in Pieces and Places of Billings History by Jensen.

See Death ofGLENDALE, Ariz. -- It was difficult hearing Todd Bowles amid the celebratory clamor in the Cardinals locker room Sunday afternoon. The Arizona defensive coordinator spoke so softly his words arrived with the force of cotton balls hitting the floor. The same could not be said of the statement his players made 20 minutes earlier, shutting out the 49ers in the second half to facilitate a 23-14 victory that kept the Cardinals undefeated and alone atop the NFC West standings.

The defense's performance through the first three weeks might be the most improbable, yet impressive, on-field story of the young season. Thought to be decimated by the free-agent departure of inside linebacker Karlos Dansby, the year-long suspension of inside linebacker Daryl Washington, the season-ending loss of defensive end Darnell Dockett


can't blink," said second-year cornerback Tyrann Mathieu, who returned Sunday for the first time since tearing knee ligaments in December. "We just believe -- believe in each other and our coaches, and what they're teaching us."

The professor is Bowles, an aggressive playcaller who neither makes nor accepts excuses. His ability to accentuate players' strengths while minimizing their weaknesses has been central to a defense that ranks second in points allowed per game, fourth against the run and seventh in total yards.

For instance, he knew that Dockett, an every-down talent who possesses the size and strength to play the run and the athleticism to rush the passer, couldn't be replaced by one player. So Bowles has used the stout 6-foot-6, 310-pound Tommy Kelly to play the run in theWe Need to Stop Letting China Cheat on International Education Rankings

The release of the 2012 scores from the Program of International Student Assessment, an exam given every three years that tests students around the world, on reading math and science, is going to provoke a lot of hand-wringing in the United States, and for good reason. U.S. students are sliding down the rankings in all three categories and perform lower than the OECD average in math.

Joshua Keating is a staff writer at Slate focusing on international affairs.

The second wave of coverage is going to be about how East Asian countries are now dominating the rankings. There’s some truth to this narrative too, but also some problems with it.

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European Kingdoms

Celtic Tribes

Bebryces
/ Berybraces (Gauls)

In
general terms, the Romans
coined the name 'Gaul' to describe the
Celtic tribes of what is now
central, northern and eastern
France. The Gauls were
divided from the
Belgae to the north
by the Marne and the Seine, and from the Aquitani to the south by the River
Garonne. By the middle of the first century BC, the Bebryces were a minor tribe
that was occupying the territory in the far south-eastern corner of France, to
the south-west of Narbonne, hemmed in between the Mediterranean and the eastern
Pyrenees. They were neighboured to the north by the
Sordones and to the south
by the Indicetes tribe of Iberians.

The Bebryces tribal name appears to originate with another totem animal.
King Brochfael of sixth century AD
Powys in
Britain also had a name that was linked with a totem animal. The coreto the Hallstatt culture of
Celts, along with
the Boii,
Cotini,
Harii,
Helisii,
Helveconae,
Manimi,
Naharvali,
Osi, and at least
some elements of the later
Lugii. The
Bebryces are to be found around the central German lands or in
Bohemia. They
and other Celts begin an expansion around this time that sees them migrate
south-westwards, towards southern
France,
the Pyrenees, and into Iberia. As they are primarily cattle herders, they
take their herds with them, greatly supplementing their diet with milk,
fatty cheese, and beef.

The landscape of Bohemia is and was defined by wooded
mountainsides and extensive farming land - a green and fertile
area at the centre of Europe and of the Hallstatt culture

Once in Iberia, they settle around the headwaters of the
Duero, Tagus, Guadiana, and Turia rivers, all along what is now the western
Spanish
border with
Portugal.
Fragments of the tribe are probably left along their route as groups drop


out
of the migration, largely being absorbed by other Celts. One group is large
enough to survive in its own right, with its name intact, and it is this
group that, in the first century BC, can be found living in the southern
Narbonensis.

56 BC

When war flares up again in Gaul, triggered by Publius
Licinius Crassus and the Seventh Legion in the territory of the
Andes,
Caesar has to turn back from his journey to Illyrium to handle the problem.
Crassus is sent to Aquitania to subdue the tribes there and prevent an
all-out war against stretched Roman troops. Subduing the
Petrocorii along the
way, he recruits auxiliaries from the Gaulish regions of Tolosa, Carcaso,
and Narbo (which includes the tribes of the Bebryces,
Sordones, and
Volcae) before entering
the territory of the
Sotiates.

That tribe has gathered together a large force which attacks theRomans in
a drawn-out and vigorously-contested engagement. The Romans are only just
victorious, having outlasted their hot-headed Celtic opponents in terms of
stamina. The tribe's oppidum is besieged and they eventually surrender,
despite an attempt by their king, Adcantuannus, to lead his personal retinue
into a death or glory attack and other Celts undermining the siege towers
(thanks to the presence of copper in the region these Celts and their
Aquitani
neighbours are expert miners).

The Garonne in south-western France provided a defining line
between the lands of the Gauls to the north and those of the
Aquitani to the south, although by the first century BC this
definition had blurred somewhat

Crassus marches into the territories of the
Vocates
and Tarusates. They prove to be a rather more difficult opponent. The campaign
against the Sotiates has given them time to raise troops from


northern Iberia,
many of which had fought with Quintus Sertorius, a rebellious governor of
Spain who defied Rome for a decade, and they have learnt a great deal from
that experience. They outnumber Crassus perhaps by ten-to-one and hold a very
strong position which prevents him from gathering supplies for his men.

The only option (aside from an unthinkable retreat) is to engage them in battle,
despite the odds. Pinning them down at the front, he sends cavalry around to
their rear to scout out any weakness. Their entirely unguarded rear is attacked
and, with Romans pressing from two sides, the Aquitani are forced to surrender
with heavy casualties. When news of this defeat spreads, the majority of the
tribes of Aquitania surrender to Crassus, including the Ausci,
Bigerriones,
Cocosates,
Elusates, Garites,
Garumni,
Preciani,
Suburates,
Tarbelli,
Tarusates, and Vocasates.

With this action, southern Gaul and Aquitania haveSelect or modify your travel plan

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Kyphomelic dysplasia: a report of a family with an autosomal dominant pattern.
Kyphomelic dysplasia (KD) is a rare autosomal recessive entity characterized by shortening and bowing of the limbs, skin dimples, abnormalities of methaphysis and ribs, a short trunk, a narrow thorax, neonatal respiratory distress, platyspondyly, and facial dysceptism with micrognathia, midfacial hypoplasia, and a broad nasal bridge. Some children die in early infancy. The survivors show normal hands, feet, cranium and psychomotor development. The condition varies in severity. The facial features and bowing improve during childhood, and stature remains short during adulthood. We report here a family with KD inherited as an autosomal dominant trait, which appears to be less severe than the autosomal recessive form, without facial and vertebral a favorable outcome and with involvement and finalTags

Thursday, 28 January 2010

Change at helm of North Down Alliance Association

North Down Alliance Association held its AGM last Wednesday night and was well attended by established and new members alike. There was an exuberant mood evident with an excitement about campaigning for the upcoming Westminster election and building on the previous year’s success in the European election.

Looking back on the previous year’s achievements, outgoing chair Neil Dickey drew attention to the successful fundraising events such as the joint-table quiz with Strangford Alliance Association, the summer fete, the barbeque and the coffee morning. He congratulated the Association on the success of significantly increasing Alliance’s vote in North Down during the European election. Neil also expressed his gratitude to local Alliance Councillors and MLA, Stephen Farry, for keeping such a


high profile and for taking principled stands on difficult issues throughout the year.

At the election of officers, Neil Dickey stepped down as chair and was replaced in the role by Andrew Muir. Commenting on his election as chair Andrew Muir stated, “It is an honour to be elected as chair for North Down Alliance Association for the incoming year. Alliance is the party that is best placed to deliver a shared future for Northern Ireland. For the last 40 years it has fought for cross-community consensus and non-sectarian politics. It has prioritised bread and butter politics over the politics of orange and green.

“North Down has been traditionally one of the strongest areas for Alliance and has benefited from a high level of Alliance public representation. It is importantthat we build on this success in the coming year and ensure that North Down achieves the best level of representation at all levels of public life.”

Also elected into office were Jean Green as President, Neil Dickey as vice-chair, Michael Watts as secretary, Chris Mackey as treasurer, Bryan Ardill as membership secretary and Michael Bower as media officer.

After the election of officers Cllr Marsden Fitzsimons gave a short and engaging talk on the Christian heritage of Bangor.


Structural members such as support legs, horizontal supports, and connectors for support legs and horizontal supports, can be formed employing processes such as extruding, metal forming, molding, and casting. These processes typically require specialized machinery and operators or craftsman having specialized skills. Accordingly, the structural members are often produced and assembled at a first location and transported to an end user at another location.
Transporting structural members and assemblies can result in packaging or stacking a plurality of the structural members together. It is typically desired to maximize the number of structural members in a given volumetric space to minimize costs of transporting the structural members. However, the produced and assembled structural members often are of a shape that includes cavities formed therein or that result in the structuralAuburn 01/11/11

Auburn fans buy memorabilia recognizing Auburn's BCS National Championship at Academy Sports & Outdoors in Hoover, Ala., on Jan. 11, 2011. (File photo)

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DESTIN, Florida -- Auburn could stake claim to several more national titles as early as this fall.

In a debate that has raged since January, the school could decide whether to claim national titles in 1910, 1913, 1914, 1983, 1993 and 2004 in the next several weeks, athletics director Jay Jacobs told AL.com on Thursday.

A committee is scheduled to meet in June to discuss the potential of recognizing more than the two titles it already claims for the undefeated seasons in 1957 and 2010. The committee is headed by chief marketing officer Ward Swift and has already sought feedback from former players, coaches and fans.

"We


want to do what's best for Auburn, regardless of what the rest of the world thinks or says," Jacobs said. "The things that I said about it back in January is the same I feel today. If other schools are counting championships a certain way, then we should count that same exact way."

Jacobs is not on the committee, he said, because of his playing days at Auburn. He was an offensive lineman on the 1983 team, which finished 11-1 with an SEC title and Sugar Bowl victory and was named the national champion by the New York Times.

Jacobs said it's possible the committee could make a decision before the Tigers start the season Aug. 30 against Arkansas inside Jordan-Hare Stadium. A flag could be raised and markings outsidethe stadium could be made to recognize whichever teams Auburn does decide to claim as national champions.

It's also possible Auburn could drop the idea altogether.

"I think we've got to get to some place before we start the fall or let's quit talking about it for a while," Jacobs said.

Auburn officially claims only two national titles -- 1957 and 2010 -- but recently added championship teams from 1913, 1983 and 1993 to the football tradition section on its website. The same teams are notated as champions, along with citation of the corresponding polls which named the Tigers a national champion, in Auburn's media guide. The NCAA record book also recognizes Auburn as a national champion -- among many others -- in those three additional seasons.

"Those players deserve whatever accolades,


are on display in the classic view enjoyed by millions of people over the years, with the seventh located several metres away from the corner of the main viewing platform.

“Originally there were eight rock stacks when named the Twelve Apostles, however, one of the stacks collapsed dramatically in July 2005. The remains can be seen from the main viewing platform.”

Ms Ross says the intertidal reefs provide occasional haul-out areas for Australian fur seals and 11 conservation listed shore or sea birds have been sighted, including the endangered wandering albatross, and the 12 Apostles beach has one of Victoria’s largest breeding colonies of little penguins.

And not far from the shore is the large and densely forested Great Otway National Park that stretches from Torquay through to Princetown and hasThe author is a Forbes contributor. The opinions expressed are those of the writer.

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For the first time in ’s history, nearly 40 years after Bill Gates founded the company in 1975, he is no longer its largest individual shareholder. That title now belongs to Steve Ballmer, who served as CEO from 2000 to 2014.

In an April 30 filing, Gates revealed that he sold 4.6 million shares for roughly $186 million pre-tax. He now owns 330 million shares, 3 million less than Ballmer, his Harvard pal who later joined him at the Seattle company. Gates’ cofounder Paul Allen, who apparently had a smaller stake than Gates from the outset, sold most of his shares years ago.

Gates, Ballmer and


chairman of the board in February and assumed the new role of technology advisor, planning to spend more of his time working with product managers at Microsoft. But he remains focused on philanthropy. He and his wife Melinda traveled to Cambodia in April as part of his ongoing mission to eradicate malaria from the country. He dubbed this week “mosquito week” to focus on efforts to fight mosquitoes—one of the world’s biggest killers, more deadly than sharks, he points out.

As Gates shifted his focus to philanthropy, Ballmer remained at Microsoft running the company. He turned in $120 billion in profit over his tenure but also let rivals and Apple get ahead. After he announced last August that he would retire within a year, Microsoft shares spiked 10% overnight.MOSCOW (Reuters) - The Kremlin on Tuesday rejected two new U.S. reports alleging Russian meddling in the 2016 U.S. presidential election, saying they lacked detail and failed to explain how the Russian government was allegedly involved.

Reports by private experts released on Monday by U.S. senators from both parties alleged that Moscow's election meddling on social media had been more widespread than previously thought and included attempts to divide Americans by race and extreme ideology.

The Kremlin has repeatedly denied any meddling in U.S. politics, casting the allegations as part of a politically-motivated anti-Russian campaign.

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Bike rage?: Cyclist injured by barbed-wire trap on South Platte Trail

Just a few weeks after a honk-happy Colorado driver was arrested for harassing two cyclists on an open road in Longmont, another bike rider has been victimized -- this time on a path with no cars.

A barbed wire trap on a trail in South Platte Park threw a woman off her bike on Sunday in a mishap that left her injured and damaged her bike.

At around 6 p.m. on Sunday, the cyclist, Jacquie Carpenter, was riding on the Mary Carter Greenway Trail in South Platte Park about two blocks north of Mineral Avenue when she hit a wire strung from one side of the trail to the other. The wire was about a foot off the ground tiedto two signs -- and Carpenter did not see it until she hit it, according to Kim Ferber, a commander with the Littleton Police Department.

"She did collide with the wire and was thrown from her bicycle," Ferber says. "She was injured and the bike was damaged."

"This is the first time I have ever heard of something like this," says Ferber, adding that she has worked with the Littleton Police Department for seventeen years. Neither has she heard of a similar incident at any of the local off-road trails like South Platte.

It doesn't appear the woman felled by the wire experienced serious bodily injury, Ferber says, but she characterizes damage to her bike as "relatively substantial.

"We were very surprised by it and taken back," Ferber notes about the incident.


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On October 16, 2012, Eve Colavito, DREAM Principal, provided an inside look into the way DREAM Charter prepares students for college and beyond on The Charter Blog. The Charter Blog features national school leaders from public charter schools that prepare students for college using a range of instructional strategies.

Eve writes, "At DREAM Charter School, my expectation as school principal, and the expectation of everyone who works in this building is that each and every one of our students is going to college." That expecation also means that any student at DREAM will also learn in an environment that champions health and wellness, family engagement, and full inclusion.

Congratulations to Eve, faculty and staff and all DREAMers for everything that was acheived this year including outstanding Newby the University of Illinois Press Professors Andrew Linzey and Priscilla N. Cohn note that the objections to these laws seem to have been “insufficiently regarded in the preceding debates in these states, so perhaps they need to be spelled out”. They list five reasons for concern:

Should the Animal Fighting Spectator Prohibition Act become the law of the land, attending an organized animal fight would be a federal offense, as would be the act of bringing a minor to an animal fight.

Let’s all hope this bill is signed into law – very soon.

Another light sentence for dog fighting: A man arrested for dog fighting in New Jersey has pleaded guilty to a lesser charge (fourth-degree animal cruelty) and was sentenced to just three years probation – with the


as early as 1915 with the first of the acts of parliament designed to both repatriate and compensate returning servicemen, and to meet the political and economic need to 'sponsor' the development of intensively productive agriculture pursuits. Soldiers were informed of the availability of the scheme via the media and in the material provided in both recruitment packages and general information forwarded to men serving overseas.

Settlement schemes during and after the conclusion of World War I saw properties specialising in dairy, grapes, vegetables, grains, and grazing develop along the River in Cobdogla, Waikerie, Berri, Cadell, Chaffey and near Renmark.

Following a number of acts that dealt with Soldier Settlement the South Australian government introduced the Discharged Soldier Settlement Act 1934 which consolidated acts such as the Crown Lands ActHansen revealed to Russell, the investigative captain, that she had used marijuana (in an off-duty setting) on one occasion during the time she was employed at CDC and that she had used cocaine on several occasions many years earlier, before the beginning of her employment at CDC. DSO ¶¶ 6-8. CDC took an "Adverse Action" against Hansen, which, among other disciplinary measures, required Hansen to submit to random drug testing for a one-year period. DSO ¶ 10. Hansen signed an agreement to voluntarily submit to random drug testing from January 18, 1994, through January 18, 1995. DSO ¶ 11. This agreement provided that the drug testing would be conducted in accordance with guidelines set forth in the collective bargaining agreement between CDC and the correctional employees' union. DSO


MOSCOW — First, two television reporters vanished. Then a waiter went missing. Over the past week, men ranging in age from 16 to 50 have disappeared from the streets of Chechnya.

On Saturday, a leading Russian opposition newspaper confirmed a story already circulating among human rights activists: The Chechen authorities were arresting and killing gay men.

While abuses by security services in the region, where Russia fought a two-decade war against Islamic insurgents, have long been a stain on President Vladimir V. Putin’s human rights record, gay people had not previously been targeted on a wide scale.

The men were detained “in connection with their nontraditional sexual orientation, or suspicion of such,” the newspaper, Novaya Gazeta, reported, citing Russian federal law enforcement officials, who blamed the local authorities.Friedrich Teepe

Friedrich Teepe

2. May - 21. June, 2014

Friedrich Teepe was born in 1929 and lived and worked in Osnabrück, where he died in 2012. He studied painting in Düsseldorf and Cologne from 1958-65, and continued his lifelong practice as a painter and sculptor from his studio in a disused farmhouse in Osnabrück, always assisted by his wife Ursula Teepe. Deciding against pursuing an international art career he continued to teach at a secondary school in Osnabrück throughout his life.

In the early 1970s Teepe departed from his monochrome and abstract canvases and began experimenting instead with the material of painting itself, using the canvas to create spatial, sculptural forms by cutting, folding, superposing, and sewing the fabric. His approach – continuously defining a distinct and stubbornly autonomous voice while


certainly reflecting the material aesthetic of the Arte Povera movement or of Düsseldorf Academy contemporaries such as Franz Erhard Walther, Rainer Ruthenbeck, or Blinky Palermo – was based on a corporeal concept to the image, addressing both the image as multi-dimensional and multi-faceted as well as its relation to the body of the viewer. In its restriction to a reduced array of materials, Teepe's highly idiosyncratic formal language concentrated on the material of the artist, the space and ratio of the artist's studio, and even the idea of craft and skilled workmanship.

In the mid-1970s, Teepe and his wife started creating sculptural works using the same textile material: Large-scale bannerlike pieces and hanging structures, equipped with buckles and straps, creating pockets and layers distorted by the weight of thesuspended fabric and at times juxtaposing the undyed cloth with strong colours. His "Polsterobjekte," padded textile objects, challenged the narrow spatial limitations of his studio setting and consequently Teepe employed these simultaneously imposing and dexterous forms to bisect, disrupt, or obstruct space and movement, placing them within doorways and at angles, and constructing them to be moved, modified, and circumnavigated. He called these objects "impractical formations" ("unpraktische Gebilde"). Even though they were created in a somewhat secluded situation, the works' scale, their material weight and plastic presence, and their physical relationship to the body of the viewer take a defiantly public stance.

Teepe's choice of material – the raw textured canvas or untreated cotton, compiled around unvarnished wood or padded to form upright spatial elements – and his formal


repertoire reminiscent of flags, functional or even martial aesthetics can be seen against the backdrop of post-war Germany and its destitution, but also as a departure from a culturally obsolete conception of (pre-war) art and painting specifically. However, in later years, Teepe returned to colour by applying painted elements to the textile objects or working with silkscreen and work on paper. Teepe conceived of his art as "spatial painting".

Teepe and his wife remained based in Osnabrück, exhibiting mostly locally since the 1970s. Teepe's work was shown posthumously 2013/14 within the group show To Open Eyes, Art and Textile from the Bauhaus to Today at the Kunsthalle Bielefeld, curated by Friedrich Meschede. For the first time the exhibition presented his pieces within the context of a comprehensive assembly ofcontemporary and historic textile art by Anni Albers, Sonia Delauney, Blinky Palermo, Sigmar Polke, Thomas Scheibitz, Olaf Nicolai, and Rosemarie Trockel (among others), thereby convincingly repositioning and reactivating the work, and proving its topicality today.

Within a much transformed contemporary art world and a fundamentally altered sensibility toward form and material, Teepe's work poses elementary questions in regard to the role of the artist within it, today as much as in past decades. What does it mean to work at the fringes of the art world, to remain mostly outside and independent of the pressures of the art market and to continue a (collaborative) practice over the course of a lifetime? How is an artistic oeuvre formed and shaped by these contextual settings that are as much individual decisions


as they are contingencies?

The exhibition at Galerie Arratia Beer during Gallery Weekend is the first monographic presentation of Teepe's work in 25 years and the first one in Berlin.

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Friedrich Teepe

Friedrich Teepe

2. May - 21. June, 2014

Friedrich Teepe was born in 1929 and lived and worked in Osnabrück, where he died in 2012. He studied painting in Düsseldorf and Cologne from 1958-65, and continued his lifelong practice as a painter and sculptor from his studio in a disused farmhouse in Osnabrück, always assisted by his wife Ursula Teepe. Deciding against pursuing an international art career he continued to teach at a secondary school in Osnabrück throughout his life.

In the early 1970s Teepe departed from his monochrome and abstract canvases and began experimenting instead with the material of paintingitself, using the canvas to create spatial, sculptural forms by cutting, folding, superposing, and sewing the fabric. His approach – continuously defining a distinct and stubbornly autonomous voice while certainly reflecting the material aesthetic of the Arte Povera movement or of Düsseldorf Academy contemporaries such as Franz Erhard Walther, Rainer Ruthenbeck, or Blinky Palermo – was based on a corporeal concept to the image, addressing both the image as multi-dimensional and multi-faceted as well as its relation to the body of the viewer. In its restriction to a reduced array of materials, Teepe's highly idiosyncratic formal language concentrated on the material of the artist, the space and ratio of the artist's studio, and even the idea of craft and skilled workmanship.

In the mid-1970s, Teepe and his wife started


creating sculptural works using the same textile material: Large-scale bannerlike pieces and hanging structures, equipped with buckles and straps, creating pockets and layers distorted by the weight of the suspended fabric and at times juxtaposing the undyed cloth with strong colours. His "Polsterobjekte," padded textile objects, challenged the narrow spatial limitations of his studio setting and consequently Teepe employed these simultaneously imposing and dexterous forms to bisect, disrupt, or obstruct space and movement, placing them within doorways and at angles, and constructing them to be moved, modified, and circumnavigated. He called these objects "impractical formations" ("unpraktische Gebilde"). Even though they were created in a somewhat secluded situation, the works' scale, their material weight and plastic presence, and their physical relationship to the body of the viewer take adefiantly public stance.

Teepe's choice of material – the raw textured canvas or untreated cotton, compiled around unvarnished wood or padded to form upright spatial elements – and his formal repertoire reminiscent of flags, functional or even martial aesthetics can be seen against the backdrop of post-war Germany and its destitution, but also as a departure from a culturally obsolete conception of (pre-war) art and painting specifically. However, in later years, Teepe returned to colour by applying painted elements to the textile objects or working with silkscreen and work on paper. Teepe conceived of his art as "spatial painting".

Teepe and his wife remained based in Osnabrück, exhibiting mostly locally since the 1970s. Teepe's work was shown posthumously 2013/14 within the group show To Open Eyes, Art and Textile from


the Bauhaus to Today at the Kunsthalle Bielefeld, curated by Friedrich Meschede. For the first time the exhibition presented his pieces within the context of a comprehensive assembly of contemporary and historic textile art by Anni Albers, Sonia Delauney, Blinky Palermo, Sigmar Polke, Thomas Scheibitz, Olaf Nicolai, and Rosemarie Trockel (among others), thereby convincingly repositioning and reactivating the work, and proving its topicality today.

Within a much transformed contemporary art world and a fundamentally altered sensibility toward form and material, Teepe's work poses elementary questions in regard to the role of the artist within it, today as much as in past decades. What does it mean to work at the fringes of the art world, to remain mostly outside and independent of the pressures of the art market andnext Image 1 of 2

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Pope Francis has urged foreign correspondents to humbly use the power of the press to search for the truth and give voice to the voiceless, calling journalism an important tool to counter hatred and fake news.

In an audience Saturday with the Foreign Press Association in Rome, Francis also urged journalists to not fall prey to click-bait headlines and half-reported stories, saying errors can not only misrepresent the truth but damage entire communities.

While Francis meets with journalists regularly during his foreign trips, it was the first time a pope has received the Foreign Press Association since St. John Paul II in 1988.

Francis said he and the Catholic Church at large appreciate the work of journalists "even when you touch a raw


Chapter I -- PARIS: SEPTEMBER, 1792

A surging, seething, murmuring crowd of beings that are human
only in name, for to the eye and ear they seem naught but savage
creatures, animated by vile passions and by the lust of vengeance and
of hate. The hour, some little time before sunset, and the place, the
West Barricade, at the very spot where, a decade later, a proud tyrant
raised an undying monument to the nation's glory and his own vanity.

During the greater part of the day the guillotine had been
kept busy at its ghastly work: all that France had boasted of in the
past centuries, of ancient names, and blue blood, had paid toll to her
desire for liberty and for fraternity. The carnage had only ceased at
this late hour of the day because there wereother more interesting
sights for the people to witness, a little while before the final
closing of the barricades for the night.

And so the crowd rushed away from the Place de la Greve and
made for the various barricades in order to watch this interesting and
amusing sight.

It was to be seen every day, for those aristos were such
fools! They were traitors to the people of course, all of them, men,
women, and children, who happened to be descendants of the great men
who since the Crusades had made the glory of France: her old
noblesse. Their ancestors had oppressed the people, had crushed
them under the scarlet heels of their dainty buckled shoes, and now
the people had become the rulers of France and crushed their former
masters--not beneath their heel, for they went shoeless mostly in
these


of the whole thing. Every afternoon before the gates closed and
the market carts went out in procession by the various barricades,
some fool of an aristo endeavoured to evade the clutches of the
Committee of Public Safety. In various disguises, under various
pretexts, they tried to slip through the barriers, which were so well
guarded by citizen soldiers of the Republic. Men in women's clothes,
women in male attire, children disguised in beggars' rags: there were
some of all sorts: ci-devant counts, marquises, even dukes, who
wanted to fly from France, reach England or some other equally
accursed country, and there try to rouse foreign feelings against the
glorious Revolution, or to raise an army in order to liberate the
wretched prisoners in the Temple, who had once called themselves
sovereigns of France.

But they were nearly always caught atthe barricades, Sergeant
Bibot especially at the West Gate had a wonderful nose for scenting an
aristo in the most perfect disguise. Then, of course, the fun began.
Bibot would look at his prey as a cat looks upon the mouse, play with
him, sometimes for quite a quarter of an hour, pretend to be
hoodwinked by the disguise, by the wigs and other bits of theatrical
make-up which hid the identity of a ci-devant noble marquise or count.

Oh! Bibot had a keen sense of humour, and it was well worth
hanging round that West Barricade, in order to see him catch an aristo
in the very act of trying to flee from the vengeance of the people.

Sometimes Bibot would let his prey actually out by the gates,
allowing him to think for the space of two


minutes at least that he
really had escaped out of Paris, and might even manage to reach the
coast of England in safety, but Bibot would let the unfortunate wretch
walk about ten metres towards the open country, then he would send two
men after him and bring him back, stripped of his disguise.

Oh! that was extremely funny, for as often as not the
fugitive would prove to be a woman, some proud marchioness, who looked
terribly comical when she found herself in Bibot's clutches after all,
and knew that a summary trial would await her the next day and after
that, the fond embrace of Madame la Guillotine.

No wonder that on this fine afternoon in September the crowd
round Bibot's gate was eager and excited. The lust of blood grows
with its satisfaction, there is no satiety:for his zeal
and Bibot was proud of the fact that he on his own initiative had sent
at least fifty aristos to the guillotine.

But to-day all the sergeants in command at the various
barricades had had special orders. Recently a very great number of
aristos had succeeded in escaping out of France and in reaching
England safely. There were curious rumours about these escapes; they
had become very frequent and singularly daring; the people's minds
were becoming strangely excited about it all. Sergeant Grospierre had
been sent to the guillotine for allowing a whole family of aristos to
slip out of the North Gate under his very nose.

It was asserted that these escapes were organised by a band of
Englishmen, whose daring seemed to be unparalleled, and who, from
sheer desire to meddle in what did not concern


in the crowd, whilst he was on his way to the sitting of the
Committee of Public Safety. The paper always contained a brief notice
that the band of meddlesome Englishmen were at work, and it was always
signed with a device drawn in red--a little star-shaped flower, which
we in England call the Scarlet Pimpernel. Within a few hours of the
receipt of this impudent notice, the citoyens of the Committee of Public
Safety would hear that so many royalists and aristocrats had succeeded
in reaching the coast, and were on their way to England and safety.

The guards at the gates had been doubled, the sergeants in
command had been threatened with death, whilst liberal rewards were
offered for the capture of these daring and impudent Englishmen.
There was a sum of five thousand francs promised tothe man who laid
hands on the mysterious and elusive Scarlet Pimpernel.

Everyone felt that Bibot would be that man, and Bibot allowed
that belief to take firm root in everybody's mind; and so, day after
day, people came to watch him at the West Gate, so as to be present
when he laid hands on any fugitive aristo who perhaps might be
accompanied by that mysterious Englishman.

"Bah!" he said to his trusted corporal, "Citoyen Grospierre
was a fool! Had it been me now, at that North Gate last week. . ."

Citoyen Bibot spat on the ground to express his contempt for
his comrade's stupidity.

"How did it happen, citoyen?" asked the corporal.

"Grospierre was at the gate, keeping good watch," began Bibot,
pompously, as the crowd closed in round him, listening eagerly to his
narrative. "We've all heard of