resign, this will be the beginning of the end of Iraq,” he warned. Al-Sadr, who has supported the protests, also categorically denied that his supporters were involved in the attack against the Iranian consulate in Najaf.

Protesters have staged sit-ins and closed roads, using burning tires to cut access to main thoroughfares and bridges with burning tires. Protesters have also lately targeted the state’s economic interests in the south by blocking key ports and roads to oil fields.

In Basra, security forces were deployed in the city’s main roads to prevent protesters from staging sit-ins, with instructions to arrest demonstrators if they tried to block roads.

Basra’s streets were open as of Thursday morning, but roads leading to the two main Gulf commodities ports in Umm Qasr and Khor al-Zubair remainedhave signed up for the class if he had been teaching on concrete design, or timber design. I’m sure he could’ve taught me a thing or 2 in those areas as well, but the draw of his class was that he has devoted much of his long engineering career to one specialty, structural steel connection design, and become a world-renowned expert in that area. He has exemplified having a wide general knowledge base and a thorough specialty knowledge. What lessons are there for us here?

While academic and professional learning is beneficial, and striving for the higher end of the spectrum is admirable, there is an area of learning that can yield rewards far beyond one’s career, even into eternity. In Paul’s final letter before his execution, he tells


New exclusive perks have been added to the "Never Give Up" crowdfunding project : T-shirts, as well as two unique pieces : a 1:1 copy of the original Dark Blood slateboard date October 30, 1993, and George Sluizer's own copy of the Dark Blood Scenario used while shooting the movie.
I also added links down this page to two older articles : a review from October 31, 2013 a screening of Dark Blood followed by a Q&A with George Sluizer, and an article from Newstatesman about George Sluize's career and fight for Dark Blood.

October 7, 2015

Harold Jalving, sound engineer for the 2012 edit of Dark Blood, is working with the blessing of Anouk Sluizer on a film documenting the battle of George Sluizer to complete Dark Blood, "Never GiveUp", and bring it to screens all over the world. A crowdfunding project has been launched on September 20, 2015 to help fund this movie and the quest for the missing reels.
If you're asking yourself "Would River want people to see Dark Blood?", the late Karen Black answered this in the Filmen Over Grenzen documentary : "River was an actor. Every actor wants his work to be seen". After seeing the movie thanks to Anouk and George Sluizer, I concur. A lot of work went into it, it's only fair to give it a chance to be seen by everyone who wants, the way it was meant."Never Give Up" IndieGogo page."Never Give Up" Facebook page.

The movie will have its UK premiere at the 2014 Glasgow Film Festival in


Scotland, on Monday February 24, 2014, at the GFT at 6:30 pm. Also Dark Blood will have a national release in Japan in May 2014.

January 20, 2013

Dark Blood was part of the Berlinale 2013 competition, Germany's famous film festival, in February 2013.

On the occasion of the 20th anniversary of River's death, Dark Blood had a screening on October 29th, 2013 at the Aero Theatre in Santa Monica. It will also air on Friday November 8th, 2013 at the Ketelhuis theatre in Amsterdam, Netherlands.

Cast

Jonathan Pryce - Harry

Judy Davis - Buffy

River Phoenix - Boy

Karen Black - Motel woman

John Trudell - Indian #2

Rodney A. Grant - Indian #3

George Aguilar - Indian #4

Lorne Miller - Mechanic / Motel Woman's Son

Story

A couple, Harry and Buffy, are travelling across the Arizona desert in anageing Bentley. Harry is English, a minor but arrogant and chauvinist movie star who regards his American wife as little more than a chattel. The car is misfiring and they pull in at a Navajo settlement for the night to rest and get the car fixed up. Next day, they carry on with their journey and, in the middle of nowhere, the car breaks down and they are stranded. Harry is determined to stick to the principle of staying by the car until someone comes. Night falls, and Buffy is convinced she sees a light in the distance. The stubborn Harry refuses to believe her, so she sets out alone to try to find it. Eventually she comes upon a shack in which live the Boy, a young


widower, and his black dog. The Boy spends his time carving wooden dolls. His grandfather is the Navajo chief whose portrait we see hanging behind the performers. He had married a white woman. The "Dark Blood" of the title is the Boy's dark side....

(More details in the report written by Richard Ross - previous maintainer of these pages - on the BFI's reading of the script, in 1996)

Dark Blood 2012

Story

Harry (Jonathan Pryce) and Buffy (Judy Davis) are on a second honey moon without the
kids in the desert of Utah, in an attempt to salvage their marriage.
Their car breaks down in the middle nowhere. While Harry deem it safer to
stay in the car, Buffy finds help away from the road : a young man (River
Phoenix) lives there, alone withhis dog since his wife's death. He
rescues the couple and explains them the Hopi indians living there have
been moved away because the area was under the wind of nuclear testing.
That's what caused the untimely death of his wife.

Fascinated by Buffy, he doesn't seem very hurried to see them leave. Harry notices the
attraction between his wife and the boy, and perceives it as a threat,
not just to his marriage. Tension keeps growing as incidents get in the
way of the couple's return to civilization. Initially flattered, Buffy
finally starts fearing for them when the boy reveals he's been preparing
to a nuclear holocaust and would like to save Buffy by his side.

Review

The movie starts with an introduction by George Sluizer explaining the
context in which the movie was started in 1993, interrupted by


River's
death, and finally completed in a different way in 2012, after Sluizer
himself suffered health problems that caused him to want to show what had
been achieved. He compares it to having built a chair with two feet with
the initial crew. Now he managed to add a third foot to it. The fourth
foot will always be missing, but the chair is able to stand on its own on
its three feet.

Upon watching the final result, he hit the nail on the head with that
analogy. Sure, the missing scenes, replaced by voice overs, leave some
gaps in the movie. But so much exists and falls into place around these
gaps that it could nearly be seen as the director's initial choice if we
didn't know the story behind.

Sluizer said that over 80% of the scenesthe near future.

01 August 2012

DARK BLOOD premiered at 32nd NFF
DARK BLOOD by George Sluizer, the movie River Phoenix was working on at the time of his death in 1993, is being completed almost 20 years after it was abandoned. The film will have its premiere with a special guest audience on 27 September in Utrecht during the festival. DARK BLOOD stars River Phoenix, Judy Davis, Jonathan Pryce and Karen Black. During the Festival a retrospective of George Sluizer's oeuvre will be screened. At the same time a book about the 80 year old director's film life will be published.

The film tells the story of Boy, a young widower living on a nuclear testing site in the desert. Boy is waiting for the end of the world and carves


Katchina dolls that supposedly contain magical powers.

Boy's solitude is interrupted when a Hollywood jet-set couple who are travelling across the desert become stranded after their car breaks down. The couple are rescued by Boy, who then holds them prisoner because of his desire for the woman and his ambition to create a better world with her.

Sluizer Films financed and produced the editing and post-production of DARK BLOOD, supported by the Netherlands Film Fund and donations via Cinecrowd funding.

Dark Blood was selected for the Golden Calf Competition at the Netherlands Film Festival 2012.
17 463 Eur were collected by Cinecrowd's crowdfunding.

The movie was projected for a guest screening at the Netherlands Film Festival on Thursday September 27, 2012.
There was a second screening, public, during the festival, on Tuesday October 2,either became producers of other products like ice cream or made barely alcoholic barley-based beverages.  Brewing in the US was at a huge disadvantage coming out of prohibition, and the few surviving large companies managed to successfully lobby to have the new distribution laws written to benefit them.
Also, as I mentioned wine and liquor sort of continued to be produced during Prohibition.  This led to their presence in the speakeasies, and their inclusion in the invention of many new cocktails.  People being used to them over the past few years, and the allure of being what was drank in speakeasies, acted as built in marketing.  Which beer lacked.
Finally, beer was much less transportable than wine or liquor, especially liquor.  While localized wineries managed


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Indiana University has established procedures for students to follow when they believe that their rights as defined in the Code have been violated by a member of the IU community.

The local campus offices of the dean of students, affirmative action, and faculty affairs, as appropriate, will assist students in addressing their grievances. All campuses of Indiana University are accredited by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools. This level of accreditation is recognized by the U.S. Department of Education. If—after following the procedures outlined in the Code—you believe that your complaint has not been properly addressed, you may file your grievance in accordance with the following:

If you live in the state of Indiana, follow theThe Universal Music Publishing Group has signed band Pearl Jam to an exclusive worldwide publishing agreement for the band's entire catalog, including newly written material, and Eddie Vedder's solo works.

The deal encompasses some of the band's most well-known and popular songs, including "Alive," "Even Flow," "Jeremy," "Daughter," "Rearview Mirror," "State Of Love and Trust," "Better Man," "Corduroy," "I Am Mine," "Worldwide Suicide," and "Just Breathe."

"I'm thrilled to finally have a great partner that I can entrust with the legacy of the Pearl Jam and Eddie Vedder catalogs," Pearl Jam manager Kelly Curtis said in a statement. "I'm excited for what lies ahead with UMPG."

Pearl Jam & Industry Friends Make Hefty Donation to Flint Water Crisis

According to the announcement, Pearl Jam has sold over 60 million albums globally, while


Nielsen Music has U.S. album sales at 32.5 million.

"It's been almost 25 years since Pearl Jam busted the door open of the 'club' that hosts a very exclusive group of artists," UMPG chairman and CEO Jody Gerson said in a statement. "We are delighted that they have entrusted us with their amazing catalog and couldn't be more excited to be a part of their evolving career that will endure for decades to come."

On the heels of a 2015 Latin American tour attended by a quarter million people, the band will tour arenas and stadiums in North America through August, including headlining gigs at Bonnaroo and the New Orleans Jazz Festival.Tennis: the effects of grip firmness on ball velocity after impact.
The effects of grip firmness on the ball velocity after impact has been investigated in tennis. The average horizontal velocity of the ball prior to contact and after completion of contact was determined by a motion-picture camera. A tennis ball was fired from a machine to impact with a tennis racket, which was fixed in several different positions. No significant difference was found between the velocity of the ball after impact with a racket which was horizontally clamped and with a racket in a balanced, upright position. The velocity ratio (post-impact vs pre-impact velocity) was an inverse function of the velocity of impact.


Big Weekend

Come face to face with Darth Vader's mask, see Princess Leia's iconic gold bikini in person and so much more at Star Wars and the Power of Costume at Cincinnati Museum Center. Then take the family east of downtown for water adventures and classic amusement park rides at Coney Island.

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From our famous Cincinnati-style chili and French pot ice cream to hot new restaurants featuring gourmet takes on comfort-food favorites and fine dining for a romantic night for two, Cincinnati USA is making a name for itself as a foodie destination. USA Today even named the region one of "six small cities with big food scenes" due to the amazing revitalization of our restaurant scene, which offers plenty of diningThe campaign known as Pompeii Viva—“Living Pompeii”—was launched in 2010 by the then-Commissioner for Pompeii, Marcello Fiori; it fizzled out in 2012 and Fiori is now under indictment for corruption. A fading sign on one of the scaffolded houses on Via dell’Abbondanza still declares:

Pompeii is a living city! A city that produces wine from its own fertile vines and food from its own gardens. Pompeii is the daughter and victim of a tragedy; that of its destruction by the eruption of Vesuvius, which took place in 79 A.D. And yet we, moved by the plaster casts of the victims, are happy to be able to observe, admire and come to know what remains of a Roman city.

In 2011, the building behind this sign was bustling with restorers at


work. In 2013 it stands silent and inaccessible. Pompeii is a living city, but much of what lives there is vegetable, reptile, bird, or insect. For centuries now, budgets have petered out with a change of government or the end of some short-term project, and far too much of the money that should in theory go to protecting Pompeii—the site, even in its degraded condition, generates more tourist revenues than almost any other monument in Italy—has instead lined the pockets of people who seem intent on milking it dry.

One of the saddest projects was an attempt to help the stray dogs who populate the site. 132,000 euros were allocated to the Project (C)ave Canem to draw up a census of the dogs, sterilize them, guarantee them veterinary care,Vesuvius destroyed it in the year 79. A devastating earthquake had already struck the region in 62, and many of its buildings were still under reconstruction when the volcano erupted in a rain of pumice pebbles. There were earthquakes after the eruption, too, as the emptied mountain settled back down for another few centuries of inactivity. Thus the soil of Pompeii has preserved not a city interrupted in the course of normal life, but one caught in a state of total panic, and whose buildings had already been severely damaged.

In the eighteenth century, when barefoot men dug away with shovels and barefoot women carried off the soil in baskets, only a limited area of Pompeii could be cleared at any one time, or even over the course of


decades. But the advent of earth-moving machines in the twentieth century meant that the pace of digging accelerated as fast as curiosity could carry it. By now, it is obvious that archaeologists have exposed more than they can reasonably maintain, but curiosity about what lies beneath the soil and eagerness to test new methods of excavation are irresistible lures to unbury still more and leave the maintenance to someone else.

Nor has earth-moving equipment been the only plague visited on Pompeii by twentieth-century technology. During World War II, the Allies dropped 156 bombs in the area around the site, in the misguided belief that German troops were hiding out among the ruins. The little onsite museum set into the city gate at Porta Marina was blasted away by adirect hit and many other buildings were partially pulverized.

But human ingenuity has yet to match the force of Nature. The earthquake that struck the inland mountains of Irpinia in 1980 shook the Bay of Naples as well, causing a wall of Pompeii’s famous House of the Vettii to buckle. In recent years, climate change has brought unprecedented amounts of rain, eroding structures already weakened by the temblor of 1980. Two ancient buildings have collapsed altogether (one, ironically, was largely a modern reconstruction). The buildings that remain open take the full brunt of 2.5 million pairs of feet tramping through them every year, not to mention the skin and clothing rubbing up against ancient walls, wiping away traces of paint and stucco, and the deliberate damage: graffiti, vandalism.

What can


be done to stop this decay? On a geological time scale, not much. On a human scale, a great deal. In Massimo Bray, Italy finally has a Minister of Culture and Tourism who means business (one of his predecessors, Sandro Bondi, was mostly known for his soupy poems in praise of former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi). There is reason to hope that the waste and neglect that have brought the buried city to its present calamity will stop, at least to some extent, with a more responsible Italian government in charge and a new preservation law on the books.

In a real sense, however, Pompeii belongs to the world, and has belonged to the world ever since excavations opened in 1748 and Grand Tourists began flocking to the siteGreen Vegetable

Divya being the only girl child in the family was pampered .She never used to eat vegetables. Every day, like always she gave her lunch to the street kids playing on the roads. While not valuing the importance of the food prepared at the home, she noticed that at the age of 16 her hair was turning white and her energy level was low as comparing to other kids. The doctor clearly asked her to have lots of green vegetables in her meal but she did not heed up to the advice and end up being in hospital one day. As she was recovering from her ill health, she peeped out of the hospital window and saw a street kid of her age begging for the food,


that bought tears in her eyes and she realized how she gets whatever she wants easily while street kids of her age have to beg for it. She promised to herself that from now on she would not waste the food given by her mother and also she asked her mother if she could help these kids.

Her mother informed of an NGO called Akshaya Patra Foundation. It is a not-for-profit organization headquartered in Bangalore, India. The organization strives to fight issues like hunger and malnutrition in India. By implementing the Mid-Day Meal Scheme in the Government schools and Government aided schools, Akshaya Patra aims to fight not only hunger but also to bring children to school. While telling about the NGO she smiled and said we do donateone of Dr. Albert's former patients, Doris Francis, and her husband, Herman Francis, both of whom had been receiving illegally prescribed drugs from the codefendants in return for stolen goods that the Francises obtained elsewhere.  The Francises had participated in this trading arrangement for approximately one year, but they eventually agreed to cooperate with law enforcement officers in indicting and prosecuting Dr. Albert and Cleveland.

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After a joint trial before a jury, Dr. Albert was convicted on all charges.  Codefendant Cleveland, however, was acquitted.  The trial court therefore granted Dr. Albert's motion for acquittal, relying on the common law rule that a defendant cannot be convicted of conspiracy when his codefendants have all been acquitted.  The government now appeals this decision, and Dr. Albert alternatively


that the Francises and Beverly Hannah were the unnamed coconspirators mentioned in the indictment, and the evidence presented at trial proved beyond a reasonable doubt their membership in a criminal conspiracy with Dr. Albert.  As the evidence shows, Dr. Albert, Cleveland, and the Francises met in October 1978 and discussed the possibility of trading merchandise for the drugs that Dr. Albert had been prescribing for Doris Francis.  Shortly thereafter, the Francises brought a television set to Albert's office, in return for sixty Preludin pills and forty-eight Tuinal capsules.3  This type of trading continued for several months, during which time the Francises obtained several hundred capsules of Preludin and Tuinal; they bartered such diverse goods as a shotgun, handguns, and television sets (including sets with theidentification numbers removed).  None of these trades for merchandise were entered in Dr. Albert's medical records.

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At the same time, Doris Francis continued to make her regular and quite frequent visits as a patient to Dr. Albert in order to receive rather large quantities of Preludin and Tuinal pills for her ostensible weight loss needs.  Dr. Albert prescribed these drugs even though Ms. Francis was hospitalized three times from January to March 1979-once for a Tuinal overdose, once for major surgery, and once for psychiatric treatment.  His examinations of Ms. Francis were cursory at best, and his medical advice and supervision were almost nonexistent.

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In April and May of 1979, the Francises met with local law enforcement officers and Drug Enforcement Administration agents to discuss the Francises'


cooperation in an investigation into local drug activities.  The Francises agreed to cooperate, and on May 14, 1979, they began their part of the investigation by wearing electronic transmission equipment to their meetings with Dr. Albert and Cleveland.  The DEA agents monitored the transmissions, which revealed the full details of the drug trading arrangement.4  Dr. Albert and Cleveland prescribed, as before, large quantities of Preludin and Tuinal in return for a diverse assortment of merchandise-again, without adequate medical examination or supervision.  Several of these visits were not recorded in Dr. Albert's medical files, and most of them were consummated by the delivery of drug prescriptions using fictitious names, names which Dr. Albert admitted having requested from the Francises.

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In our view, as in the jury's,fourteen days.

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 These transmissions were recorded by the DEA agents and presented at trial as exhibits for the government.  Several telephone calls between the Francises and Cleveland were similarly recorded and presented at trial

5
 In addition to the evidence of the Francises' conspiratorial participation, there is somewhat weaker evidence showing the participation of Beverly Hannah, one of Cleveland's employees.  Ms. Hannah worked as Cleveland's medical receptionist from the time Doris Francis first began to visit Dr. Albert until early in 1979.  During this time, she occasionally disbursed the drugs that Dr. Albert had illegally prescribed.  She often relayed telephone messages to Cleveland concerning the trading arrangement.  And in a recorded May 16, 1979 telephone conversation, she spoke knowledgeably of the arrangement and even


The single graduate medical education accreditation system.
In 2014, the American Osteopathic Association, the American Association of Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine, and the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education signed a historic Memorandum of Understanding, which creates a single accreditation system for graduate medical education. The present article outlines the history of the agreement and the 5-year transition process, which begins July 1, 2015, and ends June 30, 2020.Reserve, Orman has done a video informational series on various personal finance topics. The series is being broadcast on seven Armed Forces Network satellite channels through mid-2018, said Jamal Beck, a spokesman for the office of the chief of Army Reserve, calling it a "proven program."

Suze Orman and the Army

The Army Reserve signed an agreement with Orman last spring.

"To see someone like Suze who is willing to give of her time for free to our soldiers and their families is a pretty incredible partnership that we're announcing today," Murphy said. He said the Army Reserve's efforts to improve financial literacy of its soldiers inspired his efforts to do the same for active-duty soldiers, civilians and their families.

"There comes a time in life when everybody has to serve their


country, and they have to serve those that are giving us our freedom," Orman said, adding that she stepped away from her weekly television show a year ago to do pro bono work. Orman is a New York Times bestselling author, a columnist and a motivational speaker.

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Orman bills herself as a needed, unbiased source. She noted that many people in the financial arena who are giving advice have something to gain from their work, be it money from book sales or financial products, or evenhated the camera and avoided any and all that I possibly could.

When their daughter announced wedding plans, Linda knew it was time for her makeover.

A shorter, layered bob for the mother of the bride and the girl who now flashes a beautiful smile for any picture.

" Does anybody know were the paparazzi are?"

Marie was feeling the years creep up on her. Her hairstyle was a long bob she had worn well for years was now leaving her looking hollow and drawn.

This new layered look lifts the face and removes ten years. Good for both hair and spirit.

When I turned fifty, I gave myself a present, my fortieth birthday! Happy Birthday Marie You look marvelous.

Rebecca's complaint was that she felt her hair always looked " lank and lifeless".

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release, the athlete has 30 days to appeal the denial to the NLI Committee. Athletes even have a second appeal, to the NLI Appeals Committee, should they still not be granted a release.

So Thomas has a number of options available to push for a release. The big question is whether his reasoning will be good enough to convince one of the NLI committees to grant him his release. The easiest solution for Thomas would be for Florida State to change its mind about releasing him, which might happen after a face-to-face chat.

If Thomas does not get his release from Florida State, his appeals are not successful, and he still decides to go somewhere else, he will be subject to the NLI’s basic penalty. He will lose one seasonof competition in all sports and be required to sit out his first year at the other institution. That would leave him with four years to play three seasons.

In theory, Thomas would still be able to receive a scholarship and practice during that year in residence. The problem is the NLI’s recruiting ban, which would prevent him from seeking out and signing with a new school, at least until he enrolled there and potentially even longer.


ATK Tracks Composite Aircraft Parts Manufactured at Its Plant

As the company prepares for 12-fold growth, it is using passive UHF RFID tags to monitor the lifespan of composite materials, and to track the production of aircraft parts and the molds used to form them.

Aircraft are becoming lighter as composite materials replace metal in their components and airframes. Commercial aircraft component manufacturer ATK is employing a variety of new technologies to innovate the construction of aircraft parts and structures made with composite materials—which, compared with metal, improves an aircraft's fuel efficiency and increases its payload capacity. In commercial aircraft, the percentage of carbon fiber used in 1980 was less than 5 percent; it is expected to become the dominant material by 2015.

To accommodate this expected growth, ATK implemented aDetroit, New Orleans and St Louis, London starts looking a whole lot safer.

Donald Trump should take a long hard look at violence in his own country (Picture: AFP/Getty)

In 2017, 205 people were murdered in St Louis, Missouri, which has a population of just 318,000.

That’s like nearly double all of London murders happening in just one of its 32 boroughs.

The murder rate in St Louis is 64.9 per 100,000 residents, according to the Major Cities Chiefs Association Violent Crimes Survey, which is 43 times higher than London.

In Baltimore the murder rate is 51.1. In New Orleans it is 40.6 and in Detroit it is 39.7.

Even in Washington DC, where Trump calls home in the White House, the murder rate is 11 times higher than London.

A spokesman for the London


Terror

When Outlast was originally released on PC in late 2013, it made waves within the horror community. Set in the oppressive and brutal walls of Mount Massive Asylum, players take control of freelance investigative journalist, Miles Upshur. Miles receives a tip about inhumane practices taking place within the walls of the facility, so he decides to grab his camera and try to uncover the brutal secrets within Mount Massive Asylum.

Following a trend popularised by Amnesia: The Dark Descent in 2010, Outlast takes away the players ability to defend themselves from the horrors they will face. Instead, players must sneak around and avoid enemies. If they are spotted, the only options are to run and hide. The removal of any defensive abilities makes the player feel completely vulnerable andmakes every encounter extremely tense. The game instils the idea that every mistake is followed up with severe consequences, usually death. Which is kinda fun.

The Outlast: Bundle of Terror is packaged with the original game and the fantastic Whistleblower DLC. If you haven’t had the chance to play Outlast, you should definitely give it a go. Outlast 2 is also available, but the original is the best place to start.

Resident Evil: Revelations 1 & 2

Resident Evil is one of the oldest and most iconic franchises in the horror genre. It has had many entries, most of them are great, some are very bad. The Resident Evil: Revelations series of spin-off games falls nicely in the middle. The first Revelations game takes great inspiration from Resident Evil 4, while


Philippe Huguen, AFP | Protesters march down the so-called 'Jungle' refugee camp in the French northern port city of Calais on October 1, 2016.

The mayor of the northern French port of Calais on Monday failed in her bid to halt construction of a wall aimed at stopping migrants from reaching Britain.

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Calais Mayor Natacha Bouchart, who pledged on September 23 to use "all legal weapons in my possession" to fight the controversial barrier, filed an injunction to halt work on the wall.

The mayor argued, "Calais residents are fed up with seeing barriers and barbed wire everywhere. They feel completely hemmed in."

But the local administration immediately overruled the move, allowing the work, which began on September 20, to continue.

The British-funded wall, which will be one kilometre (half-a-mile) longand four metres (13 feet) high, will pass within a few hundred metres of the sprawling migrant camp known as the "Jungle", which holds between 7,000 and 10,000 people. The camp has come to epitomise the European migrant crisis.

The centre-right mayor, who initially favoured a wall, also said there was now no need for it because French President François Hollande had said the sprawling "Jungle" camp must be "completely dismantled... before winter” during a visit to Calais in September.

British truckers association opposes the wall

Most of the migrants -- mainly from Sudan and Afghanistan -- in the infamous camp are hoping to head to the UK by stowing away on tucks heading across the Channel.

Truckers are frustrated by the migrants' often dangerous attempts to board their vehicles illegally, and


local businesses say the migrants have become an economic drain on the city. However a major British transport and freight trade association has opposed the wall plan. Richard Burnett, chief executive of the Road Haulage Association told AP that the funds "would be much better spent on increasing security along the approach roads".

The wall is meant to prevent migrants from reaching a bypass road in order to board trucks heading through the Channel tunnel.

Britain is paying the 2.7 million euro ($3 million) cost of the wall, which Calais authorities say will be completed by the end of the year.

The wall is part of a £17 million (20 million euros) package of security measures agreed by Britain and France in March to tackle to crisis.

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A very minor one in Chapter 1. Littlepip reads the override code which will open Stable 2's door, left by Sweetie Belle which is "CMC3BFF" - clearly short for "Cutie Mark Crusaders Three Best Friends Forever".

The end of chapter 17 and opening of chapter 18. After lusting after Velvet Remedy for so long, with little to show for it, LittlePip finds that Homage, the Tenpony Tower unicorn is interested in her. The date they go on is very awww-inducing.

Chapter 18, Littlepip is feeling messed up knowing she can't bail out Monterey Jack lest she sacrifice the romantic relationship she has with Homage, and tells her companions that she's going for a walk. All of her current companions (Steelhooves, Velvet and Calamity) insist on following her.


It may be that they expect her to run into trouble given her predisposition for being curious, but the fact that they'll follow her hoofprints into any danger (or even just a walk) with her, even when she doesn't ask them to, is sweet.

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Chapter 22 Littlepip promising an adventure with just her and Calamity after the latter starts feeling left out.

The opening of Chapters 25 and 27 follow Littlepip's thoughts on her companions in respect of friendship and family. Particularly effective in the former as this line of thought leads to her feeling lonely and weak without her friends only to receive a welcomed visit from Pyrelight.

Chapter 28, when Steel Hooves goes on the announcement in Stable 2, declaring to all the true oath of a Steel Ranger.

Soonafter, Velvet is wounded and Calamity frets over her- the two share their first kiss in front of everyone present.

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There's a small one that is easily missed in Chapter 38, when the group comes across what will be later known as the Wasteland Crusaders. One of the raiders tosses a homemade explosive at the Sky Bandit, and Steelhooves steps between the explosion and Xenith, shielding her from the shrapnel and demonstrating that he's making great strides in overcoming his racist attitudes- true, the explosive did no injury to him and he does die in the next chapter, but Littlepip was right when she claimed Steelhooves was getting better.

After Canterlot. When Littlepip is tired, worn out, sick, and at her weakest, the Black Book tries to prey on her,


tempt her into using it. Convince her it is the only way for her to survive, to fight. And she nearly gives in, until, the spirits of the Mane 6 step in to help aid her. Countering all the Black Books taunts at Li'lpip. Helping her see her own virtues, giving her the strength to keep fighting. And at the end, showing her how wrong she was about herself. Helping her see just what her soul truly looked like. Not simply a battered, bleeding, dying raider. But a pony willing to sacrifice herself, simply to warn total strangers of a threat. Give them time to save themselves.

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That entire chapter was pretty heartwarming. It includes a Thank-You party for Ditzy Doo for saving them from the Enclave.

After killing thethe house of one family. You think they're going to get jumped and arrested...then it turns out that its the birthday of the family's little daughter and the Ministry of Morale throws her a party.

The party is set to leave for Canterlot, and Homage asks Littlepip "promise you'll see me again." Littlepip makes a Pinkie Pie Promise that she will. Things start falling apart, and the Enclave attacks, cutting off Homage's broadcasts, prompting her to leave Tenpony Tower to go on a personal mission to wipe out one of the S.P.P. towers to distract the Enclave and regain control of her ability to broadcast, and is on the run for the remainder of the story. As it becomes more apparent that Littlepip will have to sacrifice herself to


Coroner: Truck that lost corpse due to be retired

FEASTERVILLE, Pa. (AP) — Wear and tear on a pickup truck used to transport bodies caused a hatchback to open and a corpse to fall on to a busy highway, an apologetic coroner in Pennsylvania said.

Bucks County Coroner Joseph Campbell identified the body as that of a young woman who died of an apparent drug overdose. His office has contacted her family.

"It was a horrible thing," Campbell told the Bucks County Courier Times. "I can't tell you how upset I was."

Bystander Jerry Bradley saw the gurney Friday in the busy four-lane road as he pulled out of a nearby shopping center in Lower Southampton Township and took a photograph that has been circulating online. He said he helped the transportdriver get the gurney back into the vehicle.

The hatchback swung open after a series of mishaps inside the 12-year-old pickup, Campbell said. First, a locking mechanism securing the gurney failed. Then the gurney struck the back of the vehicle, dislodging a hatchback handle that was held in place with worn screws. The hatchback door then opened, prompting a small ramp to unfold. The gurney then slid out into the street, he said.

The body was inside a body bag that was covered in a white sheet.

The driver reported the situation and, with Bradley's help, had the gurney back inside within a few minutes.

The vehicle, due to be replaced in the next few months, has been retired.

ODESSA, Texas (AP) — A West Texas man has been charged with impersonating an


Stern Wants Out of Job Now

Howard Stern (search) — claiming he's being "jerked around" and "threatened" by his bosses — says he might start on satellite radio a lot sooner than Jan. 1, 2006.

"A buddy of mine who shall remain nameless says ... Viacom is trying to get Sirius (search) [Satellite Radio] to pay off my contract and then I would leave early 'cause Sirius is anxious to get the show started," Stern told listeners Wednesday.

The top-rated bad boy — who shocked the radio world last month with the announcement he was quitting broadcast radio to take a big-money offer from satellite radio — has been sounding uncharacteristically depressed of late.

He says he's being peppered by "legal letters" and "threats" from Viacom (search) lawyers.

And elsewhere around the countryAs Dnevnik writes on the 16th of July, 2019, at about 01:00, a fire broke out in a pine forest on the famous Zrće beach in Novalja on the island of Pag. Visitors were evacuated and the extinguishing of the fire was progress, the police reported this morning.

Due to the presence of the firefighting vehicles, traffic between Pag-Novalja above Zrće beach was halted for several hours, and traffic is now permitted along one lane, with police regulation.

"The fire was stopped at around 300 metres from a hospitality facility, what was most difficult to deal with was the wind direction, and we can't be sure if evacuation is necessary in those cases. However, they decided to evacuate and that was the best choice. The clubs were not threatened.

A large


ground, and together with the firemen, they did the best job they could. Some of the people who were here got disoriented and went off into the woods, some of them were curious and wanted to see what it was all about - we've got all of them back to safety,'' he said.

"All three Canadairs have been returned back to base, the fire is under the control of the firefighters and they're putting it out, and all the tourists and the employees of the clubs that were in Zrće have been evacuated," stated a statement from MUP.

Foreign media have reported on the fire on Pag, as there are many foreign tourists in Novalja, and the Fresh Island Festival was also being held.

Follow our news page for more.The fighters of the Red Unit of Taliban and several other militants suffered casualties during the operations and airstrikes in eastern Nangarhar province of Afghanistan.

The 201st Silab Corps of the Afghan Military in the East in a statement said the 02 unit of the Afghan military in Nangarhar conducted operations with the support of the Air Forces in Khogyani district, leaving at least 30 militants dead.

The statement further added at least three Taliban militants also sustained injuries during the same operations and airstrikes.

In the meantime, the 201st Silab Corps said a number of the Red Unit fighters of the Taliban group are also among those killed.

The anti-government armed militant groups including Taliban have not commented regarding the report so far.

Nangarhar has been among the relatively calm provinces in


Axial period that formed all of us in foundational and good ways began to dry up and wane, descending into the extreme headiness of some Scholastic philosophy (1100–1500), the antagonistic mind of almost all church reformations, and the rational literalism of the Enlightenment. Although the reformations were inevitable, good, and necessary, they also ushered in the "Desert of Nonparticipation," as Barfield called it, where no one belonged, few were at home in this world, and religion at its worst concentrated on excluding, condemning, threatening, judging, exploiting new lands and peoples, and controlling its own members by shame and guilt—on both the Catholic and Protestant sides. Despite exceptions in every nation, church, denomination, group, monastery, and age, we almost totally lost the "alternative processing system," which I would callbased on the Dark Age poison made to be strengthening and medicinal.

Hero costume:

-Equipped with display of current air quality.

Bio: When Fumikage was very young, before his Dark Shadow quirk manifested, a villain kidnapped Fumikage and held him near an abandoned factory. To save his son from the villain, Idoku transformed into his Black Death form in combat. His anger and the surrounding pollution caused him to lose control of his quirk and killed the villain. Idoku's last words before being permanently bound as Black Death was for his son to run away.

After developing his quirk, Fumikage aim to become a pro hero to prove that he can master this dangerous quirk. Part of him also wish to understand the quirk in an attempt to free his father from


Act in its entirety including the legislative history, purpose and jurisprudence.
1. Legislative History
The terminology confusion was created when the Wholesaler Act was amended in 1991. The amendments added "distributing" in the first clause of Section 51:481(A). La. R.S. § 51:481(A), Historical and Statutory Notes. Prior to this amendment, the sentence stated "sellers or retailers." Id. However, the second clause of the sentence was not amended and, therefore, only refers to "retailers." Notably, throughout the remainder of the act "retailer" was changed to "dealer". See also, Reengrossed Senate Bill No. 800, Digest. However, the legislature failed to include "dealer" in Section 51:481(A), the applicability section. In addition, there are no comments in the statute or historical notes explaining why the terminology was changed.
The Court has reviewed the limited legislativeor about June 25, 1964, Father Wallace J. Stiles, assistant pastor and Youth Director of St. Mary's Church, Victoria, Texas, contacted Gilster for the purpose of borrowing this car on June 27th to return to their homes in Victoria six girls who were attending a Summer School of Catholic Action for Youth in Corpus Christi. Borrowing the car and returning the girls to their homes in Victoria was in line with Father Stiles' duties as Youth Director, a fact which Gilster well knew. He had on a number of other occasions borrowed Gilster's car for out of town trips in connection with such duties. Gilster knew the purpose for which Father Stiles wanted the car, and readily agreed with his request. The distance from Victoria to Corpus Christi


June 25th, two days before the trip to Corpus Christi, Father Stiles asked James DeLane to drive on this trip. It was agreed by both of the parties that Gilster had not given express permission for James to drive; but Father Stiles after testifying about the former times he had borrowed Gilster's car for such trips, on which occasions some one other than himself had driven, stated that he believed it all right that DeLane drive. James, 16 years of age, was president of the Church's Catholic Youth Organization (C.Y.O.). He had obtained his drivers' license two years before this, and frequently on these Church trips drove for Father Stiles, who considered him a very good and careful driver. On the morning of June 27th, James went tothe Gilster residence, got the car keys from a servant and drove the car to the Rectory where he picked up Father Stiles, and they proceeded to Corpus Christi. They got the six girls and, with James DeLane driving, went back to Victoria. Father Stiles then instructed James to let him off at the Rectory where he had some church duties to perform, and to take the girls to their homes and then to return the car to Gilster's home. While the girls were being delivered to their homes, an accident occurred between the car driven by James and one driven by Sandra Lou Barr and owned by her father. James had not deviated from his route at any time, and at the time of the accident was


cars belonging to John DeLane, the father of James DeLane, which, in addition to other protection, provided coverage for the operation of a non-owned vehicle by John DeLane or the members of his family provided that the use thereof was with the permission of the owner, or was reasonably believed to be with such permission, and is within the scope of such permission, and which provided further that such coverage as to a non-owned automobile shall be excess insurance over any other valid and collectible insurance. Allstate did not deny its responsibility to James DeLane, but contended that its liability was secondary to that of Phoenix, and should be considered only as excess insurance to the policy limits of the Phoenix policy.
At the request of appellant, the trialcourt made and filed Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law, as follows:
"FINDINGS OF FACT
"1. That Plaintiff, The Phoenix Insurance Company, issued its Policy No. CC53453 covering the vehicle involved in the collision, which said policy was in effect on the date of the accident made the basis of this suit.
"2. That Allstate Insurance Company had issued its Policy of Insurance No. 29847607 covering JOHN DeLane and any members of his household in the driving of the automobile made the subject of the policy of insurance, and any other non-owned automobile which was being driven by John DeLane or his family while such non-owned automobile was being operated with the permission, or reasonably believed to be with the permission of the owner.
"3. That the policy of insurance issued


general rule, there are a number of cases holding to the contrary.
We feel that the rule generally followed as stated above in the second situation mentioned is particularly applicable to the facts of this case, and should be followed. During this entire trip, from the time when the car was first picked up by James DeLane to and including the occurrence of the accident, Father Stiles in his capacity as assistant pastor and Youth Director was "using" the car for the purpose for which it had been loaned by the named insured. Although he was not in the car at the time of the accident, it was still being used by him for his benefit and under his express instructions.
By reason of the implied authority in Father Stilesdouble-dating with French. While they were at the dance French, allegedly with McCauley's permission, though this is disputed, used the car to take his date to her dormitory within the time required by dormitory rules. While on the way back to the dance French was involved in a car accident. Although nothing was said by Rockwell about French driving, there was no express limitation that only McCauley was to drive. The policy in question covered Rockwell as the *337 named insured, and "any person using such automobile, provided the actual use thereof is with the permission of the named insured." The Court of Civil Appeals, in reversing and rendering the trial court's judgment, held that French was using the car without the express or implied consent of Rockwell,


his church performing duties as such. It had been loaned to him in such official position under similar circumstances on a number of other occasions. James DeLane was not "using" the car on a private mission of his own. He as president of the C.Y.O. was asked by Father Stiles as Youth Director to drive the car while it was being "used" in connection with the director's duties. Father Stiles was still "using" the car in such duties and for the purpose for which it was borrowed even after he got out of it at the Rectory. Other facts and circumstances which distinguish the fact situation of this case from French have already been set out in this opinion. The trial court's findings were based on the factsC.V. Starr & Co. At age 35, he had already accomplished a great deal.

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a result, there is a hodge-podge of regulatory standards regarding home inspectors. Each province has its own regulatory requirements if they have any requirements at all. For instance, in 2009, the B.C. government was the first to pass the Home Inspector Licensing Regulation which required all home inspectors to have certification.

Believe it or not, B.C. was the first province to require home inspectors to pass regulated education requirements and to become provincially licensed. In 2011, Alberta followed and passed the Home Inspection Business Regulation. As a result, home inspectors operating in this province are now required to pass and qualify for provincially managed certification.

Most recently, Ontario joined the club. In 2017, the provincial government finally passed the Home Inspection Act which holds standards for contracts, reports, and disclosureactivities from July 2012 through June 2013.;

Adopted by the Intermodal Policy Committee and endorsed by the Board of Directors of the Association of Central Oklahoma Governments on April 28, 2011; Approved in April 2011, Encompass 2035 is the comprehensive, long-range transportation plan for...

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Governor Mary Fallin’s FY-2013 budget consists of the following two documents.; This document is the larger of the two and includes detailed historical financial information about each agency of state government. The information is arranged by...

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We have audited the accompanying statements of net assets of Northeastern State University, a component unit of the State of Oklahoma, as of and for the years ended June 30, 2011 and 2010, and the related statements of revenues, expenses and...

In a year of preparation for dramatic change in private and public health coverage in this country, the Oklahoma Health Care Authority(OHCA) continued its tradition of efficiently and responsibly purchasing health goods and services for nearly 1...

The Water Quality Division (WQD) strives to ensure Oklahomans have a safe source of drinking water, adequate treatment of discharged wastewater, financial resources for improving community water and sewer infrastructure, and properly trained water...

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"The Tribal Technical Assistance Program (TTAP) is a training and technology transfer resource for Native American tribes in the United States. The program is funded by the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA)


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The Endangered Species and Economic Development Task Force was created by Senate Bill 603 of the 1st Session of the 53rd legislature to assist agencies in providing policy and technical assistance regarding compliance with endangered species laws.;...technical, and logistics support; and other related elements of logistics and program support," the Defense Security Cooperation Agency said in a press release.

The missiles will be used on Royal Canadian Air Force fighter aircraft and are said to contribute to the foreign policy and national security objectives of the U.S. by helping to improve the security of a NATO ally.

DSCA says the sale of armament is required to support the Royal Canadian Air Force fighters to "optimally fulfill" both North American Aerospace Defense and NATO missions. The deal also meets the U.S. Northern Command's goals of combined air operation's interoperability and standardization between Canadian and U.S. forces, according to the press statement.

The State Department assesses that the proposed sale of equipment and support will not alter the basic


Arsenal legend turned Sky Sports pundit Thierry Henry has revealed his dream is to one day manage the Gunners, while admitting that it was still a long way off.

Henry's comments come after reports claiming that Arsene Wenger had rejected the Frenchman's wishes to manage Arsenal's under-18 team.

However, Henry said the decision didn't come as much of a surprise, as he expected to depart at the end of the season having known the position was not long-term.

According to a report in the Metro, Wenger issued Henry with an ultimatum, stating that he must quit Sky Sports punditry if he is to continue working with the Arsenal youth teams.

Despite the tough approach taken by Wenger, Henry has not let it dampen his love for the club that he scored 228Description of the book "Bela Tarr, the Time After":

From "Almanac of Fall" (1984) to "The Turin Horse" (2011), renowned Hungarian filmmaker Bela Tarr has followed the collapse of the communist promise. The "time after" is not the uniform and morose time of those who no longer believe in anything. It is the time when we are less interested in histories and their successes or failures than we are in the delicate fabric of time from which they are carved. It is the time of pure material events against which belief will be measured for as long as life will sustain it.

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string should identify two groups -

Group 1: 'two'
Group 2: 'three four'.

A:

A large regex that probably does it
(?=.*\b(?:one|two|three|four|five|six|seven|eight|nine)\b)(\b(?:one|two|three)(?:\s+(?:one|two|three))*\b)?.+?(\b(?:four|five|six)(?:\s+(?:four|five|six))*\b)?.+?(\b(?:seven|eight|nine)(?:\s+(?:seven|eight|nine))*\b)?

https://regex101.com/r/rUtkyU/1
Readable version
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      .* \b
      (?:
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        |  two
        |  three
        |  four
        |  five
        |  six
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       New Round of Partnership Projects at Fishing 2008

UK - A new range of innovative research projects to ensure the sustainable harvesting of fish stocks will be launched at Fishing 2008 in Glasgow tomorrow (4 April) under the second phase of a partnership initiative between Scottish fishermen and scientists.

Funded by the Scottish Government, the Scottish Industry/Science Partnership (SISP) scheme was first launched in May 2007 to forge closer links between the fishing industry and fisheries scientists. This year £291,000 funding is available.

Projects are considered by the SISP consultative group comprising representatives from the catching and processing sectors, environmental bodies such as SNH and WWF, science providers, the Sea Fish Industry Authority, and Fisheries Research Services who administer the funds.

Following a recent meeting of the SISP consultative and steering groups,


Beyonce pauses St. Louis show so dancer could put a ring on fellow dancer

Beyonce put love on top at her Saturday concert in St. Louis when she took a break to allow two of her dancers to get engaged.

John Silver, a backup dancer for Beyonce’s Formation World Tour, pulled aside girlfriend Ashley Everett, Beyonce’s dance captain, during a break at the Dome show. Silver, a St. Louis native, told Everett she was the one girl who could put up with him and he wanted to express his love for her in front of other people.

“What better time than now to do it in front of thousands and thousands of people?” Silver said before dropping to one knee before Everett.

When Everett said yes, Beyonce prematurely stepped in to congratulateHamilton public health officials are reminding residents to take precautions against West Nile Virus by protecting themselves from mosquito bites.

The warning comes after a pool of mosquitoes trapped in the lower east end of the city tested positive for the virus on Wednesday.

Meanwhile a Niagara Falls woman is the Niagara Region's first confirmed human case of West Nile Virus for 2015.

The woman is recovering at home, according to Niagara associate Medical Officer of Health Mustafa Hirji.

In Halton, there have been no reported human cases and no positive mosquito pools so far.

In Hamilton as in a number of municipalities, the city tries to protect against the virus by treating catch basins and stagnant waters on public lands (ditches and ponds for example) to kill mosquito larvae. The third round


 Jr., who lived in Chicago Heights, Illinois,  purchased a 1995 Buick Roadmaster for $32,635.  Because he traded in two cars on which he had a  negative equity position, he paid approximately  $7000 more than the Roadmaster was actually  worth. To finance his purchase, he took out a car  loan with monthly payments of $669 for five  years.

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Shortly after purchasing the Roadmaster, Ochoa  asked Dave McLaughlin, who lived in Ochoa's home  as a tenant, if he knew anyone who could make the  car "disappear." McLaughlin called Gaylen  Strange, his brother-in-law, who had previously  been in the chop shop business, and asked if he  knew of anyone who could dispose of a car.  Strange contactedwas  serving as broker for the owner; had he actually  stolen the car, Strange could have made $15,000  from selling the parts. Strange told Agent Haman  that the owner of the car planned to file a bogus  insurance claim. Strange further said that the CD  player in the Roadmaster had a remote control and  offered to get the remote from the owner.

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On April 4, three days after the Roadmaster had  been delivered to Agent Haman, Ochoa called the  police and reported the car stolen from his  garage. Ochoa informed the responding officer  that he had last seen the car on April 3 at 10:00  p.m. Ochoa also stated that the car was locked  and he


for the car a check for  that amount.

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FBI Agent Theodore May later interviewed Ochoa.  Ochoa stated that he had last seen the car the  night of April 3 when he parked it in his garage.  Ochoa further told Agent May that he bought the  car for $25,000 and that his monthly payments  were $425.

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Ochoa and Strange were indicted for conspiracy  to commit mail fraud on April 23, 1999. After his  motion to dismiss the indictment for improper  venue was denied, Ochoa pled not guilty. Strange  originally pled not guilty, but later changed his  plea and agreed to testify for the government  against Ochoa.

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In the process of building the case, the FBI  attempted to locate McLaughlin,who had moved out  of Ochoa's house. On July 8, Agent May went to  the address where he believed McLaughlin lived  and saw two men sitting on the porch. One man  identified himself as Art Garza, the owner of the  residence; unbeknownst to Agent May, the other  man was McLaughlin. Garza stated that he knew  McLaughlin and might see him in the next few  days. Agent May told both Garza and the  unidentified McLaughlin that McLaughlin could  benefit by talking to the FBI and that he might  not be charged.

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The next day McLaughlin called Agent May, and  the two agreed to meet at a restaurant.  McLaughlin stated that he was approached by  Ochoa, who


on the morning of April 1, 1995. Ochoa  told the police officer who responded to his car  theft report that the night of April 3 was the  final time he saw the Roadmaster, which is  impossible. In his conversation with the  insurance adjuster, Ochoa stated that he saw the  car for the last time during the afternoon of  April 1, which is inconsistent with his statement  to the police and is also a lie. Ochoa returned  to his original false story when he spoke with  the FBI, again claiming that he had last seen the  Roadmaster on the night of April 3. These varying  accounts show that Ochoa was attempting to cover  up the factPheasant Hill is one of only seven estates located in an exclusive community known as Pheasant Hill Farm. Formerly part of the 4,000 acre Webb estate (Shelburne Farms), this special 250 acre enclave offers extraordinary privacy in a truly remarkable setting overlooking Lake Champlain and the Adirondacks. The Adirondack shingle style 3-bedroom residence was constructed in 2003 with incredible attention to detail and using only the finest of materials and fixtures. The dramatic great room just off the entry has an open gallery above and spectacular views.The first floor master suite and guest quarters are at opposite ends of the home with separate guest quarters on the grounds, adding another 3 bedrooms. Amenities include 160 acres of protected common land, 2,750 feet of shoreline, 3 west-facing and very


private small stone beaches, a trout pond, mooring rights and Shelburne Farms access. Subject to the Pheasant Hill covenants and restrictions.

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Biography:
Signed originally as a wing-half by Linfield, Billy Millar was selected as an emergency centre-forward and took to the role like a duck-to-water. So impressive was his form as a speedy and agile goal-getter that he earned the Blues a substantial £1,500 fee when he moved to Liverpool in 1928. Millar's Liverpool debut, against Bury at Anfield on the opening day of the 1928/29 campaign, brought a first minute goal and another in the second half as the Reds cruised to a 3-0 win. Amazingly he played just twice more for the club - in wins over Leicester and Newcastle - before his firstteam career ended after less than two months

Early in 1930 Millar made a cut-price move to Division Three North Barrow. After a 7-0 defeat byRotherham on his debut, he managed six goals from fifteen games in his first season as the Ziggers finished bottom of the League and were forced to apply for re-election. Things began to turn round from then on, his 25 goals seeing the club finish in the security of 16th place in 1931. The following season he managed thirty goals from thirty games (a club record in League football) and earned the first of two caps for Ireland, thus becoming the only Barrow player ever to win full international honours.

Millar marked his Ireland debut with a goal in a 4-0 win over Wales at Windsor Park in December 1931. He retained his place for the opening Home Nations match of the 1932/33 season, lining out as centre-forward against


Scotland at Windsor Park. A fine all-round performance from the Scots left Millar with only a few chances, though still he was "prominent" in attack and unlucky not to score when a shot was charged down by the 'keeper. In the end the the visitors cruised to an easy 4-0 win.

From then on Millar's career began to wind down. He managed just six strikes through the entire 1932/33 season, though he featured regularly for the reserves, scoring 22 times in 19 Lancashire Combination matches. He enjoyed few firstteam chances after joining Newport County in 1933, though he once again excelled for the reserves, tallying 23 goals in his only season for the Division Three South side. A move to Carlisle United saw him feature more regularly, though oftencycles.TDI was conducted to assess the RV longitudinal myocardial function in the apical four-chamber view. Color TDI was used in addition to two-dimensional images, with adjustment of the depth and sector angle to obtain an acceptable frame rate. The TDI variables of peak systolic velocity (Sm), peak early diastolic velocity (Em), peak late diastolic velocity (Am), myocardial performance index (MPI), and acceleration time of the isovolumetric contraction time (IVCT) were analyzed online.The deformation indices were measured by adjusting the imaging angle to achieve a parallel alignment of the beam with the myocardial segment of interest. The images were stored on a remote archive of the echocardiography machine so that they could be analyzed offline. The myocardial deformation curves were investigated from the basal segment of the RV free


This is a photoshop of the painting of Queen Victoria's coronation and another portrait of Queen Victoria, though most of this picture was drawn completely from scratch, such as their clothes and the background. Their faces and hairstyles are mostly from old paintings and not drawn by me, but I did photoshop them to look as much like Elsa and Anna as possible.Elsa is based on Queen Victoria's coronation portrait by George Hayter from 1838: theenchantedmanor.com/wp-conte… Anna is based on a portrait of Queen Victoria by John Partridge from 1840: upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia… Norway didn't actually have their own royal family in the 1800's as they were in a forced union with Sweden at the time, so the Swedish royal family was Norway's royal family, and they didn't get theirown until the union split in 1905.Finding Frozen's historical setting was very easy, as the film makers have said at many times that the movie is set in the 1840's and that most of the movie's influences came from Norway. The time is further narrowed down by the short film Frozen Fever, which shows a map with the date 1840 written on it, which means the first movie was most likely set in 1839. The Norwegian influences can be easily seen, as the landscape is a very classic Norwegian fjord, which isn't generally seen outside of Norway and Canada, and to a small extent New Zealand. The culture is very Norwegian, with references to lutefisk, as well as several Norwegian landmarks such as stave churches, Viking ships, Bryggen


in Bergen, and Akershus fortress. The maypole seen early in the film confuses things a bit, as maypoles are a Swedish tradition, but a small inaccuracy is to be expected in a film not made by people from the region. The people also wear Norway's national costume, the bunad, and pretty much every building is decorated with Norwegian rosemaling, which is a traditional painting technique used by farmers in Norway in the 1600's and later. Here's an example of rosemaling: s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/7… Now, Elsa and Anna's costumes are very inaccurate for royals, as their costumes are clearly more based on the bunads, which were farmer's clothing and not something city folk would wear, especially not the royal family. That being said, the embroidery isn't that inaccurate, as court dressesis shown in the film's first five minutes. He is raised in a well-kept, subruban home, has two normal parents and then one night he slices up his sister just 'cause. 2007's Michael, on the other hand, grows up in Boo fucking Radley's hovel, is neglected by his stripper mother and abused by his alcholic stepfather and starts killing people because ... they're mean to him. You tell me which is more extreme.

But none of my complaints about the remake (and there are many more) were large enough to write them up. This was: Rob Zombie is making a sequel, and he's cast a new actor to play young Michael Myers.

The sequel was obvious. It's a horror movie and it didn't lose money, so it was bound to


of their film will take place on August 6th.

The Raid follows a guild over the course of a few months and features a host of content including in-game and at-home interviews with the players.

One thing that concerns me is, Blizzard seemed to randomly bring out the RAF changes a few weeks ago... Seems like that was a ploy to get people creating more accounts and artificially inflate the "subs" total...

RAF was horribly out of date, especially after they started to include BC content into the base subscription.

No wonder WoW is losing subscribers. Challenge is gone from game, the only challenge now is heroic raids, but that's a small part of game. MMO part is gone from game, it is now a single player game. People sit in cities,Berkshire's Indian Summer hopes on hold as storms rage in the Atlantic

Hurricanes in the Atlantic have lead to a change in the weather

11 September 2018

There could still be an Indian Summer but we might have to wait. Credit:getreading

By Brett Gibbons

Hopes of an Indian Summer across Berkshire appear to have been put on hold with disturbances in the Atlantic bringing more unsettled conditions.

Initial predictions suggested a mild, settled start to September with balmy temperatures and plenty of sunshine.

But the best of the weather may now not arrive until the end of the month and last into early October.

Although temperatures reached 25C in the south east on Sunday, September 9 and are forecast to hit 23C in Reading, Berkshire on Tuesday, September 11 it is likely to start to feel


1. INTRODUCTION
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The incidence of *Pneumocystis jirovecii* pneumonia (PJP) in developed countries has experienced a significant and progressive decline since highly active antiretroviral treatment (HAART) became available. Soon in the early HAART era, a national surveillance study including 8 cities in the United States demonstrated a decrease in the incidence of PJP from 13 cases per 100 patients-year in 1994 to 3 cases per 100 patients-year in 1997 in human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)-infected patients.^[@R1]^ Similarly, PJP incidence decreased by 30% in the Swiss Cohort Study from 1995 to 1997.^[@R2]^ However, and despite the effectiveness of primary chemoprophylaxis and the improvements in HAART, opportunistic infections (OIs) continue to be present.^[@R3]^ In fact, PJP still represents the most common acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS)-defining OI in the United States and was reported
210 Va. 253 (1969)
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF FAIRFAX COUNTY
v.
CARLTON C. MASSEY, COUNTY EXECUTIVE OF FAIRFAX COUNTY. CHURCH.
Record Nos. 7214 and 7215.
Supreme Court of Virginia.
September 5, 1969.
Present, All the Justices.
1.  Agreement provides that County and City will underwrite their proportionate shares of deficits incurred in operating expenses of transit system by making monthly service payments in advance to cover estimated deficiencies in operating expenses to the extent estimated revenues, after making provision for debt service and reserve requirements, is insufficient to cover cost of operation and maintenance.  Obligation undertaken is debt within meaning of constitutional prohibitions and charter provisions of City.
2.  Publicly conceived, owned and controlled Authority exercises governmental function for public purposes.  Extension of credit to aid Authority in exercising its governmental function does


| 17-96, Code of 1950, 1960 Repl. Vol., to compel Carlton C. Massey, County Executive, and Harry E. Wells, City Manager, respondents, to execute on behalf of their respective County and City a contract designated "Transit Service Agreement" (Agreement), to which Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (Authority) and other public bodies of Virginia, Maryland, and the District of Columbia are also parties.
The Authority was created as a body corporate and politic by the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority Compact (Compact), an interstate agreement between Virginia, [1] Maryland, [2] and the District of Columbia, [3] as an agency and instrumentality of each of the signatory parties thereto, to plan, develop, finance, and provide improved transit facilities and service for the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Zone (Zone).  The Zoneencompasses the District of Columbia; the counties of Arlington and Fairfax, and the cities of Alexandria, Falls Church and Fairfax in Virginia; and Montgomery and Prince George's counties in Maryland.
In contemplation of the Compact the General Assembly of Virginia adopted the Transportation District Act of 1964 (ch. 631, Acts *255 of 1964, p. 935, codified as || 15.1-1342 through 15.1-1372, Code of 1950, 1964 Repl. Vol.).  It authorizes the creation of transportation districts to cooperate and participate with an agency such as the Authority in planning and financing an interstate regional transit system.  In order to take advantage of this Act, the Northern Virginia Transportation District, consisting of the counties of Arlington and Fairfax and the cities of Alexandria, Fairfax and Falls Church, was created by


have authorized the issuance of general obligation bonds in these amounts, and have entered into a capital contributions agreement with the Authority for the payment of these sums during the estimated ten-year construction period.
Article VII, | 16, of the Compact declares as a policy that, "as far as possible, the payment of all costs shall be borne by the persons using or benefiting from the Authority's facilities and services, and any remaining costs shall be equitably shared among the federal government, the District of Columbia, and the participating local governments in the Zone."
Article VII, | 18(a), of the Compact, and Code | 15.1-1357(b)(3) of the Transportation Act authorize the County and City to enter into contracts with the Authority to contribute to the capital for construction and/or acquisitionof trains, previously determined by the Authority for a particular year, the amount of the service payment is reduced in accordance with the service actually furnished for that year. Service payments shall be applied by the Authority only to the payment of its operating expenses and temporary borrowings to meet operating expenses, and shall not be applied to any other purposes.
Under the financial plan of the Authority, gross revenue derived from the operation of the transit system will be pledged to secure the payment of the principal and interest to the holders of transit bonds in accordance with the terms of the bond indenture.  See also | 44 of the Compact.
The questions presented are:
(1)  Will the obligations of the County and City under the Agreement constitute


during the life of the contract, which expires June 30, 2040, since the operating revenues are pledged to the payment of the transit bonds.  While it is true that the payments required of the County and City do not go directly to the payment of debt service, their obligations to pay the "operating expense" deficit in effect amount to making payments on the Authority's bonds.  The obligations of the County and City to underwrite and guarantee an unknown "operating expense" deficit of the transit system are fixed and absolute and constitute a present debt within the meaning of the constitutional limitations on County and City debt or indebtedness.
There are no facts in the record, by stipulation or evidence, to show that the County's obligation under theAgreement can be paid out of current revenues or that there has been an election by the people of the County authorizing the obligation to be incurred.  In the case of the City, there is nothing showing the value of its taxable property, or what is the aggregate amount of its indebtedness, or the amount of its constitutional debt limit.
Thus we hold that the obligations of the County and City under the Agreement constitute debt or indebtedness within the meaning of the constitutional prohibitions of || 115(a) and 127 and under the charter provisions of the City of Falls Church.
II.
Respondents say that the Agreement violates the credit clause of | 185 of the Constitution of Virginia in that the County and City *262 lend their credit to


debtor with no public ownership involved.  We held that since the objective of the Authority was to enable a private firm to obtain loans on public credit when not available on the private firm's credit, it was impermissible under | 185.
Here the publicly conceived, owned and controlled Authority was created under the Compact as an instrumentality and agency of Virginia, Maryland and the District of Columbia to solve the transportation needs of northern Virginia and the entire Washington, D.C., metropolitan area.  Courts of other States have recognized that an authority created and vested with power to establish and maintain subway or street railway projects in a large metropolitan area, in the interest of health, safety and public welfare, exercises a governmental function for public purposes. Anorexia nervosa in later life.
Anorexia nervosa is generally considered a disease of adolescence. However, recently there has been a growing number of case reports of anorexia nervosa occurring in later life. Physicians must be aware of the fact that anorexia nervosa can occur well into the fifth, sixth, and seventh decades of life. Three cases of probable anorexia nervosa in later life are presented. When confronted with cases of unexplained weight loss, physicians should include anorexia nervosa in their differential diagnosis and pursue the answers to questions that will help make the diagnosis.


A 35-year-old Japanese man tied the knot with Vocaloid pop star Hatsune Miku earlier this week.

The groom, Akihiko Kondo, marched into the ceremony in an all-white suit, while his tiny bride turned heads with an elegant wedding dress.

The unconventional wedding is rooted in a traumatic experience that occurred 10 years ago.

At the time, female superiors bullied Kondo at work, leading to a suspension.

GOT A CPS STORY?Frances Gramblin is compiling stories about families' who have had problems with Child Protective Services. Contact her at parentsandfamiliesagainstcps@yahoo.com.

Bill Crouch, 78, held up the sign, waving it and his free hand at passing cars.

He hoped someone would take heed of the message he was holding and wearing like a sandwich board.

Crouch and son, Cecil Crouch, 55, and daughter, Frances Gamblin, 53, staged a protest against Child Protective Services on Friday morning across from the Victoria County Courthouse.

In addition to waving and wearing signs, the trio passed out brochures and other materials that detailed how to battle CPS.

"I am fighting for everybody, not just our family," said Gamblin. "Everybody who has had their children taken away for no reason. CPS needs to shut down or clean


up."

The protest emerged after a family member had her children removed from her home and has been struggling in her dealings with CPS since, said Gamblin.

The children are a 4-year-old girl, 7-year-old boy and 13-year-old girl.

"We're just regular people that want to speak out. I never would have dreamed of protesting anything except now it's my family that's involved," said the younger Crouch.

The children and mother, 32, lived with Bill Crouch when they were removed from his home.

"I went to Korea to fight for our freedom," he said. "Then I get over in America and they come in there like the Gestapo and pick those kids up."

Cecil Crouch said the family member has tried to get assistance from social services and do the things she has been askedto do to keep her children.

Cecil Crouch said there was a problem with the father of one of the children and some "questionable bruising."

"She was told to report things, but then they told her she was guilty of excessive calling," Cecil Crouch said. "It's the families that don't have the money to fight a state agency that are being hurt."

Bill Crouch said his home was a good place for the children.

"They came in my home. We have prayer every night. The kids are in church every Sunday, and they took them out of their home," he said.

No family members on the mother's side have been allowed to contact the children.

In addition to the protest signs, the trio passed out brochures and business cards with website addresses and other


pointed out by the Grantland pop culture podcast), GoG maintained and even reveled in a sense of wonder in a way that is rare for action films.

I really enjoyed the jokes they got from tossing the whole story into space and then playing with what could happen when alien cultures bump into an American (well, human, but really American) culture.

The backgrounds were usually impressive, but, after the initial euphoria of the film wore off, it seemed to me that the world-building was minimalistic (in part because other off-world settings are usually backed up by extensive canons, such as Star Trek, in a way that this film was not). The approach worked here, but I would want more going forward.

GoG is incredibly referential, visually, cinematically, and in terms ofthat were stimulated by the film.

I’m not wild about the secret or alternate history genre in movies (more so than books) because it is often done in a ham-handed way by going to the largest or most notable events in the past and attributing them to the central conceit of the story. It might appeal to some people, but I find it simultaneously dull and pandering.

The longer a franchise runs and the more any of the movies nod toward true ensemble casts, the more likely that later installments devolve into a string of cameo appearance.

I really like Peter Dinklage’s voice.

Eric Lehnsherr (Magneto) is a brilliant character, and I like how Michael Fassbender/Ian McKellen play him. He is a powerful character, but beyond his manipulation of magnetism, he is


are not the details you are looking for.

♣ National borders matter not to super famous-yet-secret US commandos *waves han…you get the idea.

Home for the holidays, I end up watching movies with my mother. Two nights ago on TV was the sequel to the “Night at the Museum” (the one set at the Smithsonian). I hadn’t seen the first movie, but the basic plot of both was fairly simple: each night a magic tablet from ancient Egypt brings to life the exhibits at a natural history museum (in the first) and the Smithsonian (the second), with the exhibits restored at dawn. Ben Stiller plays a night guard who befriends the exhibits in the first movie, and in the second saves them from a power-mad pharaoh, Napoleon, Ivan the Terrible,Dozens of business owners on Robertson Road in Bells Corners are fuming at plans to re-name their historic street.

The city plans to name the street Lloyd Francis Boulevard after a former Liberal MP, but businesses in the area feel so strongly about the old name that they've put protest signs in their windows that say, "Hello, my name is Robertson."

Hundreds of residents have signed a petition demanding the name remain the same.

The street is named after John Robertson, an early land surveyor in Nepean, but the businesses are upset mostly because the change will cost them thousands of dollars in signs and advertising.

The name change is partially over traffic confusion because one portion of the street is called Robertson Drive and the other is Richmond Road.

Coun. Rick Chiarelli


ban was partly driven by China's decision to stop importing some of the EU's waste.

The ugly face of plastic pollution The age of plastic Plastic is lightweight, durable — and wildly popular. We've produced 8.3 billion metric tons of the material since mass production began in the 1950s. Because it doesn't easily biodegrade, much of what we've made now lives in landfills like this one on Nairobi's outskirts. Rubbish pickers there hunt for recyclable plastics to earn a living. But a lot of plastic also ends up in the ocean ...

The ugly face of plastic pollution Rivers of plastic Much plastic enters marine habitats through rivers like, the Yangtze, the Indus, the Ganges, Pearl River, and the Mekong. These rivers run through highly populated areas with a lackare in danger of becoming entangled and dying as a result.

The ugly face of plastic pollution Eating plastic Other animals mistake the material for food. This albatross chick was found dead on Sand Island in Hawaii with multiple pieces of plastic in its stomach. According to one study of 34 seabird species in northern Europe, Russia, Iceland, Svalbard, the Faroe Islands, Scandinavia and Greenland, 74 percent had ingested plastic. Eating the material can lead to organ damage and blockages in the gut.

The ugly face of plastic pollution Whale killer Even larger animals aren't immune to the effects of consuming plastic. This whale was found struggling to breathe and swim in a Thai canal. As rescuers attempted to save the animal, it vomited five plastic bags and later died.


will grace the gym at Rabun County Recreation Department after girls All-Star teams from the 8-and-under and 12-and-under age groups took state titles Saturday. Th...

Rabun track splits Franklin meetRabun County High School’s track and field program got its season off to a soggy start Tuesday, facing off against Franklin (North Carolina) High School at home in its first match of the season. Ra...

Rabun County Wildcats make playoff run The Wildcats made an historic cross-state crusade to Seminole County for the second round of state playoffs Saturday, this year’s team being the first in school history to make it to the Sweet 16 f...

Rabun County Middle School wins league tourneyIt was an afternoon of incredible highs and crushing lows for Rabun County Middle School’s four basketball teams competing inweekend of wins for the Wildcats at the Panther Christmas Classic held Saturday and Monday at Franklin (North Carolina) High School. The Lady Wildcats picked up a 78-35 win Saturday, but t...

Connor Shaw makes NFL debut The Cleveland Browns put a piece of Rabun County on the field Sunday as Connor Shaw, son of Rabun County Wildcats football coach Lee Shaw, made his professional debut against the Baltimore Ravens. ...

Rabun County Wildcats pounce on Franklin PanthersThe Wildcat and Lady Wildcat basketball teams faced off against state line rivals Franklin (North Carolina) High School on Monday night on Ken Byrd Court. A heartbreaking 66-62 loss in overtime sen...

Rabun splits in South Carolina showdownIt was a rivalry atmosphere Friday night in Walhalla, South Carolina, as Rabun County split a pair


of games with a strong Walhalla High School team and tried to block out a rowdy student section. T...

Rabun County has historic football weekendFootball history was made this weekend in Rabun County at the public high school, private school and youth league levels. Rabun County High School won its first playoff game since entering the AA c...

Battle for a region title A region championship is on the line, and it all comes down to Friday night as the Rabun County High School Wildcats host Greene County High School in a matchup that will determine each team's fate...

Wildcats whip undefeated Panthers It was showdown Friday night in Blairsville as two region contenders battled back and forth to the final seconds before Rabun County came out on top of UnionCounty, 45-31. Fans were on the edge of...

Hometown hero receives commemorative ball Former Wildcats athlete and current Army National Guard Staff Sgt. Dustin Rogers received a commemorative football Friday night at Rabun County High School’s Frank Snyder Stadium, an honor he accep...

Chestatee hands Lady ’Cats 7th lossThe Lady Wildcats varsity softball team couldn’t pull through Tuesday night, losing a 4-3 non-region matchup to Chestatee High School at home. Both teams remained scoreless through the first two in...

Wildcats win the Battle of the GorgeAfter four quarters of intense play between rivals Rabun County and Habersham Central high schools Friday, it was the Wildcats who came out on top, 23-14, in a gridiron match dubbed the "Battle of ...

Rabun County Wildcats get physical at midnightThe Rabun County Wildcats football team


took the field at midnight Friday to a chorus of car horns from family, friends and fans to practice for the first time in full pads. Until Friday, the Wildc...

Lady Wildcats softball works this summerThe Lady Wildcats softball team is hard at work with practices and summer games in preparation for the upcoming season. Coach Daniel Young begins his first year with the softball program, and said ...

Raising up WildcatsYoung Wildcats filled the practice field at Rabun County High School Monday, learning the fundamentals of football from Wildcat players and the Rabun County High School football coaching staff. It ...

Runners ramble ‘round Lake RabunIn the cool Saturday morning air as many of their friends and family members were sleeping off celebrating their freedom, more than 700 runners toedSales, Vampire: The Masquerade

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Taking Out The Broom: Browns Owner Takes Steps To Clean Up Mess

The excuses for what has been the worst season since the Browns returned from NFL exile didn't resonant anymore. Their fans had tired weeks ago -- actually, seasons ago -- of seeing bad football in Cleveland.

They had put up with Chris Palmer, Butch Davis, Romeo Crennel, coaches who rode into town with credentials that inflated their ability. Yet as bad as each of these men was, all were better than the man owner Randy Lerner picked to replace Crennel.

But even Lerner was smart enough this time to realize the major problems with his Browns aren't inside their coaching ranks but in his front office. It has been as dysfunctional as the Clampett family in "The Beverly Hillbillies."Golf officials have banned John Daly from contesting this month's Australian PGA Championship at Coolum after the American stormed off The Lakes course midway through Thursday's first round of the Australian Open.

Daly had just hit six or seven balls into the water on the par-5 11th before calling it quits and returning to his Sydney hotel in a courtesy car.

Daly stood smoking a cigarette while waiting for the car to take him to his hotel but refused to speak to the media.

His girlfriend Anna Cladakis said "you can't play if you've run out of golf balls".

Daly later tweeted: "when u run out of balls u run out of balls. yes, I shook my player's partners hands & signed my card w/rules official."

'Wild Thing' Daly, who three years ago


smashed a spectator's camera during the first round of the Australian Open at Royal Sydney, was already 7-over-par before shaking hands with playing partners Craig Parry and fellow American Hunter Mahan.

PGA of Australia chief Brian Thorburn subsequently released a statement confirming Daly's invitation to the PGA Championship from November 24-27 had been withdrawn, and that he will receive no appearance fee for either tournament.

"The PGA does not need this kind of behaviour tarnishing the achievements of other players and the reputation of our tournaments. John is not welcome at Coolum," Thorburn said.

Even before arriving at the 11th tee, Daly was upset after being penalised two strokes for hitting the wrong ball out of a greenside bunker on the 10th, a mistake that led to a triple-bogey 7.

Tournament directorTrevor Herden said Daly's behaviour was unacceptable and indicated the two-times major winner was unlikely to ever be welcomed back to an Australian tournament.

"I'm extremely bitter and disappointed that he's treated this championship this way," Herden said.

"Now it's becoming a bit of a habit ... I certainly hope that all the tours deal with it in the appropriate manner this time.

"We are definitely disappointed in that attitude and it's unprofessional."

Herden said running out of golf balls was no excuse for quitting in the middle of a round.

"If you run out of golf balls and are acting in a professional manner, you would call the course officials and we would replenish his stock," he said.

Asked why Daly's entry was even accepted in the first place given his chequered history,