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No. 3:13‐cv‐00407 — Nancy J. Rosenstengel, Judge.
____________________
ARGUED NOVEMBER 30, 2015 — DECIDED JULY 14, 2016
____________________
Before ROVNER and WILLIAMS, Circuit Judges, and SHAH,
District Judge.
WILLIAMS, Circuit Judge. Dr. Laura Hatcher was denied ten‐
ure by Southern Illinois University (SIU), and claims that it
was because she is a woman, assisted a student in reporting
Of the Northern District of Illinois, sitting by designation.
2 No. 15‐1599
an incident of sexual harassment by an SIU faculty member,
and filed a charge against SIU with the Equal Employment
Opportunity Commission. SIU responds that it denied Dr.
Hatcher tenure because she produced insufficient scholar‐
ship. We agree with the district court that Dr. Hatcher did not
produce evidence from which a jury could conclude that SIU
was lying about its reason for denying her tenure. We also
agree that she was not engaging in speech protected under
Title VII or by the First Amendment when she assisted the
student with the sexual harassment report. But because her
complaint stated a plausible claim of retaliation under Title
VII for filing a charge with the EEOC, we reverse and remand
the dismissal of that claim.
I. BACKGROUND
In July 2006, SIU hired Dr. Hatcher as a non‐tenured assis‐
tant professor in the political science department of the Col‐
lege of Liberal Arts (COLA). Dr. Hatcher was up for tenure
and promotion to associate professor in September 2011. SIU
denied Dr. Hatcher tenure in March 2012, and shortly after
terminated her contract.
Like at many universities, reviewing candidates for tenure
at SIU involves a multi‐level process. Candidates are evalu‐
ated first by an external review committee, second by the ten‐
ured faculty and chairperson of their respective departments,
third by the COLA promotion and tenure committee consist‐
ing of 10 tenured faculty members across departments, fourth
by the dean of the COLA, and finally by the provost and vice
chancellor of SIU. At each step, the decision‐makers consider
the candidate’s scholarship, teaching, and service.
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Bent, spread, lubed and reamed. And reamed. And reamed. Ouch."
And when Melbourne Storm beat Parramatta he posted: "Yes, the Eels certainly had their pants lowered, were bent over and reamed (without KY) by the mighty Storm. Ouch."
Demerest posted similar comments when the Australian Rugby League team defeated New Zealand.
"Very inspiring stuff. It was for the Aussies last night, at least, when they de-trousered, bent and lubed the Kiwis before reaming them with turgid Aussie schlong. Ouch."
In another bizarre online rant, Demerest claimed that women should not be allowed to sing Australia's national anthem.
"The National Anthem must never be improvised. It must always be sung by a male. A baritone. And accompanied by a band. No argument. No opinion. Just fact," he posted.
Mr Guerin defended his right to air 5
because during that year he took multiple approved leaves
from work, including bereavement leave for his father’s
death, a one‐month sick leave, leave under the Family Medi‐
cal Leave Act to care for his grandfather, and then a nearly
one‐month military leave.) Gates testified that he used the
one‐month sick leave in December 2013 to seek medical atten‐
tion for homicidal thoughts he was experiencing towards Ri‐
vera, Principal Brandt, and his school’s vice principal. The
homicidal thoughts, Gates testified, were brought on by the
discrimination he faced at work.
Rivera began to prepare a pre‐discipline notice for Gates
in December 2013 citing uncompleted work orders at Gates’s
school.1 Rivera did not actually give this notice to Gates. Ri‐
vera later wrote up and issued Gates a different pre‐discipline
notice on March 17, 2014, just before the library incident. The
notice told Gates to report to a pre‐discipline hearing to ad‐
dress the issues with his performance on March 20, 2014. Ac‐
cording to Gates, the library incident in which Rivera called
him the N‐word for a second time happened on March 17 or
18 of 2014. Rivera issued Gates a second pre‐discipline notice
on March 19, 2014 citing insubordination. The second notice
scheduled a pre‐discipline hearing on March 25, 2014. At the
first pre‐discipline hearing on March 20, Gates and a repre‐
sentative from his union met with Rivera. Gates told his union
representative that he believed he was being discriminated
against at work, and the representative advised him to hire an
attorney. Gates did not attend the March 25 hearing because
1 Pre‐discipline notices notify employees that there is a problem with
their work or behavior and that pre‐discipline hearings will be held with
employees and their union representatives to decide whether discipline is
warranted.
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a $4.1 million outlay for ads in Alabama, Arkansas, Colorado, Georgia, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas, Vermont and Virginia. Her campaign gave Vermont, where she was almost sure to lose, a paltry $7,000. The most telling part of her wins on Tuesday was that she rode to victory on the backs of Hispanic and African American voters, who have suffered terribly under both Bill Clinton and Barack Obama, whose policies Hillary Clinton embraces, except where they are not extremist enough. Glen Ford suggests blacks vote Democrat to keep Republicans out, another understandable but doomed lesser evil strategy that offers no resistance to the rightward drift of the Democratic Party.
The dynamic that will put Hillary in the Oval Office is the same one that put Gaddafi in the ground.Frederick Magsino, and
Edgardo “Gary” Hernal—were also indicted on charges of
conspiracy and pled guilty prior to trial.
The district court found her guilty on the conspiracy
count and the counts alleging specific violations of the Anti‐
Kickback Statute Act after a bench trial, and also denied the
subsequent motion seeking a judgment of acquittal or a new
trial. The court sentenced George to six months of impris‐
onment with the substitution of imprisonment day for day at
the Salvation Army Community Confinement Center in Chi‐
cago, Illinois. George now appeals her conviction to this
court, arguing that there was insufficient evidence to sup‐
port the conviction, that the court erred in failing to limit the
cross‐examination of George to matters within her
knowledge as a layperson, and that the court erred in failing
to designate Gary Hernal as a missing witness.
The following facts were found by the court after a
bench trial, and set forth in its Memorandum Opinion and
Order at the conclusion of the trial. Dist. Ct. Mem. Op. and
Order of 3‐22‐16 at 2–6. George worked for a home health‐
care agency from around 2007, and in 2010 started her own
referral agency the Ttenej Senior Referral Agency, which ap‐
pears to be a variant of her first name, Jenette, spelled back‐
wards. George expressed an interest to Gary Hernal, who
worked for Rosner Home Health Care, Inc., in providing
marketing referrals for Rosner. Hernal and George signed a
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Welcome to the official website of Vestre Toten municipality
On the menu on the left side you can see what we would like to present here in the English section of our website. Feel free to navigate through our contact information, important municipal services, and general information regarding the region of Vestre Toten.
We hope you find this information helpful, and we wish you a joyful journey here with us.
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Our municipality
Vestre Toten is an industrial and agricultural municipality, centrally located in the inner eastern Norway, 110 kilometres north of Oslo and 60 kilometres south of Lillehammer.
Railway and national road runs through the municipality.
The municipality has an area of approximately 250km2, and more than 13000 residents. Administration center is Raufoss where also one of the largest industrial parks is located 3
On February 23, 2012, a grand jury returned a 25‐count in‐
dictment against Robey, alleging conspiracy to identify, steal,
and sell stolen vehicles for profit; trafficking in vehicles with
altered VINs; making, uttering, and possessing counterfeit
state securities; and identification document fraud.
Robey made an initial appearance on the indictment on
March 1, 2012. Between Robey’s initial appearance and trial
start date of February 10, 2015, Robey requested and was
granted ten ends‐of‐justice continuances. Additionally, he
filed several pre‐trial motions, requested and received new
counsel twice, underwent a psychological examination, and
entered and withdrew from a plea agreement. During this pe‐
riod, the government also was granted one ends‐of‐justice
continuance.
On December 29, 2014, the government moved to dismiss
nineteen of the twenty‐five counts in the indictment, reducing
the charges against Robey to six remaining counts—four
counts of trafficking in vehicles with altered VINs, in viola‐
tion of 18 U.S.C. § 2321; and two counts of making, uttering,
and possessing counterfeit state securities, in violation of 18
U.S.C. § 513(a). The district court granted this motion.
Robey also filed two motions to dismiss. On December 31,
2014, Robey filed his first motion to dismiss, arguing that his
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Austin first worked for the City as a laborer in the Department of Streets and
Sanitation from 1998 until his termination in 2006. The department’s commissioner fired
Austin after an internal investigation revealed that he (1) had been arrested in 2005 for
knowingly possessing a stolen vehicle (though the criminal charge was later dismissed),
and (2) had failed to disclose a conviction from 1988 (when he was 17 years old) on his
initial job application. The investigator recommended that Austin “never be rehired.”
After an appeal and a full evidentiary hearing (at which Austin testified and was
represented by counsel), the City’s Personnel Board upheld Austin’s termination. The
Board found that he had knowingly possessed a stolen vehicle in violation of a
personnel rule that barred employees from engaging in “any act or conduct prohibited
by [law].” The Board’s decision did not mention his 1988 conviction, but Austin later
explained that he had omitted this conviction from his job application because he was a
minor at the time, so he did not believe that he was obligated to disclose it. He
subsequently had the conviction expunged from his criminal record.
Austin reapplied to work for the City in 2007 and 2010. Both times, the City
responded that his 2006 termination “for cause” made him ineligible for re‐hire. The
City’s 2010 response specifically noted that Austin was “ineligible for re‐employment
with the City of Chicago permanently.”
In 2012, Austin again applied to work for the City, and this time was hired as a
driver with the Streets and Sanitation department. During the hiring process, the City
conducted a background check without properly reviewing its ineligible‐for‐rehire list.
About a year later, Austin complained to human resources that several white
drivers were allowed to report to the same starting location every day, while he was
dispatched to locations all over the city. After this conversation, Austin was permitted
to report to a single location; he expressed satisfaction with this new arrangement.
In mid‐2014, City officials eventually noticed that Austin had been designated as
ineligible for reemployment. Based on this information and a review of Austin’s
personnel file, the Department of Streets and Sanitation Commissioner fired him.
After exhausting his administrative remedies, Austin sued the City for racial
discrimination and retaliation under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, 42 U.S.C.
§ 2000e‐2(a)(1), 3(a). The district court entered summary judgment for the City,
concluding that no reasonable factfinder could conclude that either Austin’s race or his
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jury could rationally have found the following facts beyond a reasonable
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doubt.1 See State v. Morrison, 2016 ME 47, ¶ 2, 135 A.3d 343. The
forty-one-year-old defendant, Justin G. Pillsbury, and the twenty-four-year-old
victim were dating in the fall of 2013, and had been dating on and off for over
two years. In November 2013, Pillsbury was living with a friend in an
apartment on Crosby Street in Augusta.
[¶3] On the evening of November 13, 2013, Pillsbury and the victim
were drinking in the Crosby Street apartment. While the two were alone, the
victim was texting on her phone, and Pillsbury became jealous and began
asking to see the phone. The victim refused to turn over her phone, and
Pillsbury, who was a foot taller and 100 pounds heavier, physically took it
from her. The phone had a pattern lock on it, and Pillsbury was unable to
unlock the phone, which angered him.
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and the “lack of leadership” in his office.
“Mr. Kobach does not act with the best intentions of Kansans in mind. He only considers what is best for his personal agenda. This stands directly against what is best for the people of Kansas,” Schodorf said in a statement.
Kobach's decision could have reverberations for Democrats across the ballot, if they're asked to answer for Taylor's baggage concerning domestic violence and alleged gender discrimination. He's still in the middle of a discrimination suit brought against his office by two former female employees, and he drew heavy criticism for refusing to prosecute domestic violence cases as the Shawnee County district attorney due to, he said, budget cuts.
But Democrats risk their own chances in the race by making so much noise about Kobach’sIndiana, are the only children of Richard T. and
Mary Louise Doermer. They are also the beneficiaries of a
multi‐million dollar trust that their now‐deceased parents es‐
tablished for their children and grandchildren. The trust has
three trustees: Richard, Kathryn, and a corporate trustee (cur‐
rently Bankers Trust). When their father passed away in 2010,
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Richard and Kathryn fell into “irreconcilable” disputes about
how to manage the trust and invest its assets. About a year
later, Kathryn hired Oxford, an Indiana corporation, to advise
her about how to handle the trust and resolve the feud with
her brother. The trust paid Oxford’s fees.
In March 2012, Oxford advised Kathryn that the best solu‐
tion to her dispute with her brother was to divide the trust in
two, creating one trust for Kathryn and her children, and an‐
other for Richard and his. Richard eagerly accepted this pro‐
posal. As part of the proposal, Kathryn and Richard agreed to
move the situs of the trust from Indiana to South Dakota, pre‐
sumably to take advantage of South Dakota’s more favorable
laws.
The siblings spent the next several months haggling over
the finer details of asset division. Ultimately, they could not
agree on the terms of a petition to divide the trust. When
Kathryn refused to sign Richard’s proposed agreement in the
fall of 2012, he petitioned a South Dakota state court to order
that the trust be split in half. The court did not grant his re‐
quest, and the trust remains intact to this day.
Richard complains that he has “suffered great losses from
disbursements and benefits that he and his family lineage
would have been entitled to receive” had he been allowed to
pursue his high‐risk, high‐reward investment strategy in
2012. Richard alleges that the reason his sister refused to sign
the trust‐division agreement is because she received negligent
advice from Oxford. If Oxford had not given Kathryn poor
financial advice, he asserts, she would have accepted his
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||18||style="text-align:left;"|Os Elvenses||34||0||2||32||9||49||-40||2||RelegationThe woman told that she was too stupid to keep her baby boy
The Moses basket sits beside the bed, its new blankets carefully arranged awaiting its owner's arrival.
Piles of newborn baby clothes - mostly in shades of blue - lie neatly folded on a chair.
Like any new mother, Kerry Robertson spent weeks excitedly preparing for her first child's arrival - and yet 13 days after his birth, all the carefully arranged baby paraphernalia remains unused.
And yet today Kerry and her partner, Mark McDougall, 25, will finally be able to lay their son Ben down to sleep in the basket they bought for him with such hope.
Loving mother: Kerry Robertson, 17, was told she would not be able to bring up her baby son Ben because she has mild | {
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as popular as ever. This year Warner Brothers/Legendary Pictures is launching its reboot of Godzilla (this time set in San Francisco), while Rialto Pictures has painstakingly restored the original 98-minute Japanese version of the film for a new release under the title, Godzilla: The Japanese Original. American audiences now have the opportunity to see this classic film as it was meant to be seen. The 20 minutes of American footage (mostly with Raymond Burr) are gone while approximately 38 minutes of the original film are now restored.
What remains from the original production? Sadly, not much. The oldest known prop from the 1954 production is the Oxygen Destroyer that was used in the original to kill the monster (and featured on the poster for Godzilla: The Japanese Original). The
I didn’t talk about God . . . other than the one time Mike Fitzgerald asked
me what I was listening to and I said a Christian radio station talking
about blended families. . . . Isabel, for whatever reason one day told me
that her mom works at the Marian Center downtown. I told her I had just
bought a cross necklace there a couple of months back. It’s a Catholic
store. Also, she told me her little brothers and sisters had gone to Little
Flower. I said I had gone to Little Flower from K–8 and sent my kids there
for a little while but couldn’t afford the entire time.
Hunt reacted by documenting his involvement in handling complaints about
Painter’s behavior. For example, on October 31, 2011, he noted for his file that one of
Painter’s coworkers had told him she was “fearful of . . . Deanna and was making other
arrangements for her car‐pool to pick her up in the evening as she and Deanna both
leave work at the same time.” Hunt gathered similar statements from other coworkers.
He disciplined Painter for keeping the log, and he gave his file and the employee
statements to Ryan Amerson, a labor‐relations specialist. Amerson recommended that
Hunt again place Painter on paid administrative leave, which, after conferring with his
supervisor, Hunt did on November 23, 2011.
Five days later Marie Malek‐Robinson, the IDOT’s fitness‐for‐duty coordinator,
retained psychiatrist Dr. Terry Killian to evaluate Painter’s mental health. Dr. Killian
met with Painter on December 2 and 16, 2011. He concluded that Painter was
psychiatrically fit for duty, but the statements from her coworkers and supervisors
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A leak of the latest draft of the European council conclusions assessing the state of the Brexit negotiations shows only a few small changes after Donald Tusk, the president of the council, persuaded France and Germany to stick with his plan and offer trade talks from December to the UK, should sufficient progress be made by then.
The document to be signed off by EU ministers on the general affairs council tomorrow, ahead of discussion by leaders, now has an extra line insisting on a role for the European court of justice in protecting citizens rights in a withdrawal agreement.
It also insists that sufficient progress must be made in all three opening issues - citizens rights, the irish border, and the financial settlement for trade talks to begin.
The offer | {
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agmen.
Tamil:
நாங்கள் கடிதங்கள் பிரதிநிதித்துவம், மற்றும் முடியும்
கடிதங்களை நாம் இப்போது உருவாக்கும் ஆரம்பிக்க முடியும்
மின்னஞ்சல்கள் மற்றும் அச்சு எழுத்துக்கள்
திரையில்.
>> எனவே, நான் முடிந்தால், என்னை அழைக்க அனுமதி
எட்டு துணிச்சலான தொண்டர்கள் -
மட்டும் காணப்படும் கவலைப்படாதே யார்
கேமரா ஆனால் இணையத்தில் -
இங்கே வந்து எட்டு போன்ற பிரதிநிதித்துவப்படுத்துவதாக
மாறாக இந்த மூன்று பிட்கள்,.
எனவே எப்படி ஒன்று, இரண்டு?
எப்படி மூன்று?
ஒளி எப்படி நான்கு
நீல, இறுதியில் ஐந்து?
இங்கு ஒருவர் பற்றி?
முன் ஆறு, முன் ஏழு,
அத்துடன் முன், எட்டு,.
>> அதனால் நான் மிகவும் தயாரிக்கப்பட்ட வர நடந்தது
காகித துண்டுகளை ஒரு மொத்தமாக கொண்டு.
மற்றும் காகித இந்த துண்டுகள் மீது எண்கள்
என்று எதை குறிப்பிடுகிறது பத்திகள்
நீங்கள் பிரதிநிதித்துவம் போகிறோம்.
எனவே நீங்கள் இருக்கும் - உன் பெயர் என்ன?
>> மாணவர்: அண்ணா லியா.
>> டேவிட் MALAN: அண்ணா லியா, நீங்கள்
128s பத்தியில் இருக்கும்.
நீங்கள்?
>> மாணவர்: கிறிஸ்.
>> டேவிட் MALAN: கிறிஸ் சாப்பிடுவேன்
64s பத்தியில் இருக்கும்.
நீங்கள்?
>> மாணவர்: டான்.
>> டேவிட் MALAN: டான் சாப்பிடுவேன்
32s பத்தியில் இருக்கும்.
>> மாணவர்: Pramit.
>> டேவிட் MALAN: Pramit சாப்பிடுவேன்
16s பத்தியில் இருக்கும்.
>> மாணவர்: லில்லியன்.
>> டேவிட் MALAN: லில்லியன் 8s இருக்கும்.
>> மாணவர்: ஜில்.
>> டேவிட் MALAN: ஜில் சாப்பிடுவேன்
4s பத்தியில் இருக்கும்.
>> மாணவர்: மேரி.
>>predstavujú to, čo stĺpce
vy sa chystáte zastupovať.
Takže si budú - Ako sa voláte?
>> STUDENT: Anna Leah.
>> DAVID Malan: Anna Leah, tie
bude 128s stĺpec.
Ste?
>> STUDENT: Chris.
>> DAVID Malan: Chris bude
byť 64s stĺpec.
Ste?
>> STUDENT: Dan.
>> DAVID Malan: Dan bude
byť 32s stĺpec.
>> STUDENT: Pramit.
>> DAVID Malan: Pramit bude
byť 16s stĺpec.
>> STUDENT: Lillian.
>> DAVID Malan: Lillian bude 8s.
>> STUDENT: Jill.
>> DAVID Malan: Jill bude
byť 4s stĺpec.
>> STUDENT: Mary.
>> DAVID Malan: Mary budú 2s a?
>> STUDENT: David.
>> DAVID Malan: David bude
byť 1s stĺpec.
Dutch:
we kunnen letters staan, en met
brieven kunnen we nu beginnen met componeren
e-mails en afdrukbare tekens
op het scherm.
>> Dus laat me uit te nodigen, als ik kon,
acht dappere vrijwilligers -
die het niet erg te zien zijn niet alleen
on camera maar op het internet -
om hier te komen en vertegenwoordigt acht dergelijke
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Megan Gale: shes worth it
Sabine Ernest looks at Megan Gale, who has
been hitting international screens as LOréal Pariss
new spokeswoman
FOR MANY OBSERVERS, Megan Gale was
largely unknown, even to her Australian audience, until recently.
Born and raised in Perth, Western Australia, her first brush with
modelling came after she won a competition at the age of 18. After
a couple years of doing modelling stints in Australia, Megan moved
to Italy where she was catapulted to national fame, thanks to a
Vodafone television ad. Since then, Megan has continued her rise
to international stardom with her most recent achievement being
her selection as a L’Oréal Paris ambassador to Australia
and New Zealand. Joining the likes of other L’Oréal ambassadors
such as Sonam Kapoor, Aishwarya Rai and Andie MacDowell, the unaffected
yet stunning Megan Gale is in her element.
Despite fame basedbefore the IJ, Meng pursued her claim for relief from removal by
testifying to the persecution alleged in her application. She also testified to her
job responsibilities as a public security officer, a position she had held for 22
years. Meng stated that, in that capacity, she oversaw approximately 1,100
households, and that her duties included reporting all pregnant women to
China’s family planning office, including women pregnant in violation of state
4
limitations. Meng understood that when she reported a policy‐violating woman
to authorities, that woman would be punished, typically by being forced to
undergo an abortion or sterilization. Indeed, she testified to having seen such
women dragged away forcibly | {
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Assessment of groundwater quality in the buffer zone of Limpopo National Park, Gaza Province, Southern Mozambique.
Many areas in the Southern African Development Community are data-poor and poorly accessible. Water quality assessment in these areas therefore has to rely on the limited available data, coupled with restricted field sampling. This paper documents the first evaluation of the main geochemical processes and impact of anthropogenic and natural sources of contamination on the groundwater quality of the aquifer system used for domestic and agricultural purposes in Limpopo National Park, Gaza Province, Southern Mozambique. Twenty-five groundwater and surface water samples were collected during two field campaigns, one in October 2016 (the end of the arid period) and the other in March 2017 (the end of the wet period). In the field, theplank being to allow
maintenance work on the track). On the day in question the
crew had difficulty removing one of the planks in the usual
way, and with the plaintiff’s approval a member of the crew
named Zielke used a front‐end loader—a tractor‐like vehicle
equipped in this instance with a forklift that could be used to
pry a plank loose without removing any of the lags—to re‐
move the plank. The procedure caused the plank to fly loose
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just as the plaintiff was walking into the center of the track,
and to strike one of his legs.
Though at first he thought he’d just bruised his leg, sev‐
eral days later he went to his doctor and learned that he’d
fractured his tibia (shinbone). After first lying to two of his
coworkers that he’d been injured at home, on advice of a un‐
ion official and a lawyer affiliated with the union he told his
supervisor, Veitz, that he’d been injured by the plank and
was going to fill out an injury report. Veitz told him to sub‐
mit the report to someone in management, which he did.
The company accepted the report and paid his medical bills.
BNSF has a policy of investigating all reported injuries by
staging a reenactment of the accident in order to learn how it
happened. Veitz staged the reenactment and concluded that
the plaintiff had been careless in walking into the crossing in
which the front‐end loader was busy trying to remove the
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Knitting Factory in Williamsburg, where the genitals smelled like potpourri. The amazing contestants were asked to deliver their platforms (like, "Leave no bacon behind"), perform a talent (from nipple-biting to bribing the judges with cupcakes), and answer a question from the panel (asked if she'd fuck Octomom, a butch contestant replied, "I'd need something tighter").
That last hottie, K.S. Stevens, won the grand prize of 100 bucks in singles, a cameo in a lesbian porn film, and a Hitachi magic wand ("the Cadillac of vibrators") in case she wants to hang out with Eros a little more. CTRC is a not‐for‐profit corporation located in Buffalo, New York. On
April 1, 2013, CTRC held a Dyngus Day fundraising event, for which it obtained a
temporary license to sell liquor.1 At the fundraising event, CTRC allegedly served
Thomas Gilray alcohol. Later that same evening, Gilray was driving while intoxicated
and struck two pedestrians with his vehicle ‐‐ William Sheehan and Michael Serrano.2
Both were seriously injured in the accident.
On November 14 and 19, 2013, respectively, the Sheehans and Serrano
filed separate personal injury lawsuits against CTRC and others. The claims against
CTRC were based on the Dram Shop statutes, N.Y. General Obligations Law
§ 11‐101 and N.Y. Alcoholic Beverage Control Law § 65. The complaints alleged that,
sometime in the seven hours prior to the accident, Gilray was served alcohol at CTRCʹs
Dyngus Day fundraising event despite being visibly intoxicated.
In 2013, CTRC promptly notified its insurance carrier, PIIC, of the
lawsuits, and PIIC began defending CTRC in both cases. At issue in this appeal is the
1 Dyngus Day is observed on the Monday after Easter, and is celebrated in particular by
Polish‐American communities.
2 The Court has been advised that William Sheehan died on January 10, 2018. As Mrs.
Sheehan remains a party and Mr. Sheehanʹs interests are aligned with the interests of the
remaining appellees, the Court is proceeding with the appeal. See Fed. R. App. P. 43(a)(1).
‐ 3 ‐
extent of PIICʹs obligation to defend and indemnify CTRC for claims arising out of
purported violations of the Dram Shop statutes.
Prior to the event, CTRC had purchased two insurance policies from PIIC,
a primary policy (the ʺPrimary Policyʺ) and an excess policy (the ʺExcess Policy,ʺ and
together the ʺPoliciesʺ). The Primary Policy contains two coverage parts: a commercial
general liability (ʺCGLʺ) part and a liquor liability part.
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The Second Eviction
A month after the eviction and reentry, Nimrod was re‐
placed by First Merit Realty Company as the new property
manager for Castilian. Michael Bloom, a First Merit employee,
noticed that Zoretic never signed a lease with Castilian. He
sought legal advice from the Kovitz lawyers about the matter.
They emailed him on February 4 and told him that “if the ten‐
ant refuses to sign the lease we would replace the eviction or‐
der with the sheriff.”
Bloom then sent Zoretic a letter with the order of posses‐
sion, advising Zoretic that if she wanted to remain in the unit,
she needed to sign the new lease by February 10. He sent an‐
other letter on February 11, warning that Zoretic would face
eviction if she refused to sign the lease and did not leave the
apartment. After receiving no response, Bloom asked Kovitz
lawyers to take over the eviction process. On April 29, Kovitz
lawyers obtained a new date stamp from the Clerk of Cook
County on the original September 2008 order, and placed the
newly stamped order with the Cook County Sheriff.
On June 5, Deputy Sheriffs John Darge, Darrell Dyson, and
Kyle Tryba were assigned to execute the eviction order. They
arrived at Castilian around 2:00 p.m. and spoke with Edward
Carey, a Castilian agent who confirmed the unit to be evicted.
The deputy sheriff team then knocked on the door of the unit
and announced their presence. When no one answered, they
opened the door and entered the unit with their guns drawn,
where they found Zoretic and her husband. Seeing that they
were unarmed, the officers put down their weapons and
asked if anyone else was in the unit. Zoretic and her husband
were taken to the living room while the officers conducted a
protective sweep, searching for any individuals who may
have been hiding. While the deputy sheriffs were completing
paperwork to finalize the eviction, Zoretic informed Dyson
4 No. 14‐2008
that she had spoken with Chief Dicaro and Lieutenant Pon at
the sheriff’s office about the eviction. Dyson called Lieutenant
Pon, who told him to continue the eviction. After photo‐
graphing items that Zoretic asked to take with her, the officers
escorted Zoretic out of the unit, and gave possession to Carey.
Less than a week later, Zoretic sued in circuit court, and
was awarded possession of the unit until Castilian obtained a
lawful two cohorts reflect this process.
The first cohort was organised around a Christian church although participation was open to non-members through the networks of the members and through a Facebook call. These included both men and women with the belief that including women would help link their partners to the intervention. The minimal criteria to enrol in the first cohort through the church and Facebook call were to be an adult Māori male with a Body Mass Index (BMI) of 25 or higher or an adult member of the whānau (extended family) of a participant.
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UPON DUE CONSIDERATION, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED,
ADJUDGED, AND DECREED that the judgment of the district court is AFFIRMED.
Plaintiff‐appellant Fred Burgess, II appeals from a judgment entered
March 21, 2017, in favor of defendants‐appellees Christopher DeJoseph, Robert Teater,
Fred Lamberton, Frank L. Fowler, and the City of Syracuse. By memorandum‐decision
and order also entered March 21, 2017, the district court granted defendants‐appelleesʹ
motion for summary judgment and dismissed the complaint in this false arrest and
malicious prosecution case. We assume the partiesʹ familiarity with the underlying
facts, the procedural history of the case, and the issues on appeal.
On December 31, 2012, David A. Jones, II was shot in his vehicle in
Syracuse, New York; he was transported to the hospital and later pronounced dead.
The Syracuse Police Department (ʺSPDʺ) dispatched officers to the scene and found two
eyewitnesses to the shooting, siblings Jaquan Pridgen and Reonnia Grady. Detectives
2
from SPDʹs Criminal Investigations Division interviewed Pridgen and Grady at the
police station. The witnesses then returned home to the same apartment. The next
morning, Pridgen and Grady were transported back to the station, where they were re‐
interviewed by detectives Christopher DeJoseph and Fred Lamberton. Both witnesses
were separately shown a six‐photo array and positively identified Burgess as the
individual who shot Jones.
Later that day, Burgess was interviewed. He was then charged and
arrested for murder in the first degree, attempted robbery in the first degree, and
criminal possession of a weapon in the second degree. Two days later, he was indicted
by a grand jury on all charges.
On April 25, 2013, the court held a hearing concerning Burgessʹs challenge
to the admissibility of Pridgenʹs and Gradyʹs photo‐array identifications. The court
concluded that ʺthe People have met their burden of showing the reasonableness of the
police conduct and absence of suggestiveness of the identification procedures.ʺ App. at
539‐40. By decision dated July 15, 2013, the court denied Burgessʹs request to dismiss or
reduce the indictment, finding that ʺthe evidence presented to the Grand Jury was
legally sufficient to support the offense[s] contained in the indictment, the
It was a disgrace, a most shameful chapter in Egyptian history. The police – some wearing black hoods – shot down into the crowds of Muslim Brotherhood supporters from the roof of Cairo’s Ramses Street police station and surrounding streets.
They even fired at traffic on the airport highway. And to see their terrible work, you had only to climb the pink marble steps of the Al-Fath Mosque – sticky with fresh blood yesterday evening – and see the acre of wounded lying on deep-woven carpets and, in a remote corner, 25 shrouded corpses. Dr Ibrahim Yamani gently lifted the bandages from their bodies: shot in the face, shot in the head, shot in the chest.
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ಹಾಗೂೂ ಮುಸಲ್ಮಾನರ ಮಧ್ಯ ನಡೆಯುವ ಧಾರ್ಮಿಕ ಜಗಳದ ಬಗ್ಗೆ ಈ ಕಥೆಯಲ್ಲಿ ವಿವರಿಸಲಾಗಿದೆ. ಈ ಜಗಳದಿಂದ ಮಕ್ಕಳ ಮೇಲೆ ಉಂಟಾಗುವ ಪರಿಣಾಮವನ್ನು ಲೇಖಕರು ವಿವರಿಸಿದ್ದಾರೆ. ಹೇಗೆ ಸ್ನೇಹದಿಂದ ಈ ಯುದ್ಧವನ್ನು ನಿಲ್ಲಿಸಬಹುದು ಎಂಬುದಕ್ಕೆ ಈ ಕಥೆ ಉದಾಹರಣೆಯಾಗಿದೆ.
(Dare Devil Mustafa shows the religious conflict between Hindus and Muslims and how it effects the mindset of children. At the same time it also shows the way friendship can between two religions can create a peaceful atmosphere. Mustafa is a character which initially is scared about being the only Muslim student in a Hindu school and the problems he has to face due to his religion. The way he tackles those problems and make friends is beautifully written.)
ತಬರನ ಕಥೆ (Tabarana Kathe)
ತಬರನ ವ್ಯಥೆ ಕಥೆ! ತಬರ ಒಬ್ಬ ಸರ್ಕಾರೀ ನೌಕರ. ತಬರನ ಜೀವನವನ್ನು ಹೇಗೆ ರಾಜಕೀಯ ಹಾಗೂ ಲಂಚಕೋರರಿಂದ ತುಂಬಿದ ಸರ್ಕಾರ ಹಾಳು ಮಾಡುತ್ತದೆ ಎಂದು ಈ ಕಥೆಯಲ್ಲಿ ಕಂಡುZealand. Premier Toke Talagi said Niue managed to pay off US$4 million of debt and had "no interest" in borrowing again, particularly from huge powers such as China.
Information technology
The first computers were Apple machines brought in by the University of the South Pacific Extension Centre around the early 1980s. The Treasury Department computerised its general ledger in 1986 using NEC personal computers that were IBM PC XT compatible. The Census of Households and Population in 1986 was the first to be processed using a personal computer with the assistance of David Marshall, FAO Adviser on Agricultural Statistics, advising UNFPA Demographer Dr Lawrence Lewis and Niue Government Statistician Bill Vakaafi Motufoou to switch from using manual tabulation cards. In 1987 Statistics Niue got its new personal computer NEC | {
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India’. He cannot be considered a ‘freedom fighter’ at all. In fact, he sought an alliance with France, to not only fight against the British but also to use the French army to invade and settle scores against the Maratha, Malabar, Carnatic and Travancore kingdoms.
The pages of history can’t be simply obliterated by Siddu according to his convenience and advantage. Tipu had the dubious distinction of being an epitome of religious intolerance. He forcibly converted lakhs of Hindus to Islam after his war against the Malabar. Tipu had destroyed the Milagres Church in Mangalore built in 1680. In fact, he did not spare Christians as well.
He had imprisoned at least 60,000 Catholics, suspected of being British spies. Siddu’s suddenly-turned-secular-icon Tipu made the captive Christians walk all the way 4
1 The charges against Facen stem from the execution of a search warrant by
2 officers of the Rochester Police Department early in the afternoon of September 26,
3 2011, at 303 Lakeview Park, Rochester, New York (“303 Lakeview”), which led to
4 the seizure of narcotics, drug trafficking paraphernalia, a firearm, and
5 ammunition. Facen was the only person present in the house when the officers
6 arrived. He was found in the largest bedroom on the second floor, unclothed on
7 the bed. He was lying on top of a roll of currency, and additional currency was
8 found behind the headboard. The currency found in and behind the bed totaled
9 $1235.
10 The following items were located in plain view in the bedroom with Facen:
11 a box of ammunition; a grinder; clear, unused Ziplock baggies; and a dime bag
12 containing 0.126 grams of cocaine base. Additionally, officers found a pair of
13 white shorts in a pile of clothes on the bedroom floor. In the pocket of the white
14 shorts, officers found a bag containing 34.49 grams of cocaine, as well as other
15 small bags containing materials often used as cutting agents for cocaine. The
16 white shorts were not seized. The officers did, however, photograph the white
17 shorts; the photograph shows the number “38” on the label. Apart from the
18 testimony of the officers who found the white shorts and a post‐arrest picture of
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groups in the IDE, as follows: *IDG_VS_\<Menu Name\>_\<Group Name\>*.
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|IDG_VS_FILE_ADD|IDM_VS_CSCD_ADD|IDG_VS_FILE_ADD_PROJECT_NEW|
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|IDG_VS_FILE_MRU|IDM_VS_CSCD_FILEMRU|IDG_VS_FILE_FMRU_CASCADE|
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|IDG_VS_FILE_MOVE|IDM_VS_CSCD_MOVETOPRJ|IDG_VS_FILE_MOVE_CASCADE|
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|IDG_VS_VIEW_DEV_WINDOWS|IDM_VS_CSCD_FINDRESULTS|IDG_VS_WNDO_FINDRESULTS|
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|IDG_VS_VIEW_TOOLBARS|IDM_VS_CSCD_COMMANDBARS||
|IDG_VS_EDIT_GOTO|IDM_VS_EDITOR_FIND_MENU||
|IDG_VS_EDIT_OBJECTS|IDM_VS_CSCD_MNUDES|IDG_VS_MNUDES_INSERT|
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|IDG_VS_BUILD_SELECTION|IDM_VS_CSCD_BUILD|IDG_VS_BUILD_CASCADE|
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## See also
- [GUIDs and IDs of Visual Studio toolbars](../../extensibility/internals/guids-and-ids-of-visual-studio-toolbars.md)
- [GUIDs and IDs of Visual Studio commands](../../extensibility/internals/guids-and-ids-of-visual-studio-commands.md)
- [Visual Studio command table (.vsct) files](../../extensibility/internals/visual-studio-command-table-dot-vsct-files.md)
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Upon the assessment of the current record, it is clear that summary judgment must be denied since strong record evidence supports each of Plaintiffs federal and state law claims. The record, interpreted in a light most favorable to Plaintiff, indicates the following: On November 1, 2004, L.H. was a fourteen-year-old female student enrolled at the Cadillac Junior High School.[1] She had been disciplined prior to that day for a verbal argument with another student. The discipline imposed by the school was a requirement that she eat lunch in the School office rather than in the cafeteria. However, on November 1, 2004, she observed the other student who was disciplined due to the argument in the cafeteria and believed | {
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Being a modern man today is no different than it was a century ago. It’s all about adhering to principle. Sure, fashion, technology and architecture change over time, as do standards of etiquette, not to mention ways of carrying oneself in the public sphere. But the modern man will take the bits from the past that strike him as relevant and blend them with the stuff of today.
1. When the modern man buys shoes for his spouse, he doesn’t have to ask her sister for the size. And he knows which brands run big or small.
2. The modern man never lets other people know when his confidence has sunk. He acts as if everything is going swimmingly until it is.
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major political parties to access the general election ballot, the
law effectively limited the candidates that could ultimately be
selected by the voters.2 Marion County was the only place in
the country to employ an election process of this kind. Id. at
914.
On May 6, 2014, while the Common Cause litigation was
pending, Marion County held its primary election. That year,
there were sixteen open positions for the Marion Superior
Court.3 Eleven Democratic candidates (including plaintiffs
Bowes and Starkey) and eight Republican candidates ran.
Plaintiffs spent almost no effort campaigning for the primary
election and did poorly: Starkey finished last in eleventh place
candidate, could file a certified petition; and finally, a candidate unaffili‐
ated with any party that received 2% of the vote for Secretary of State in
the last election could file a declaration of intent to be a write‐in candidate.
Common Cause Ind., 800 F.3d at 915 (citing Ind. Code §§ 3–8–2–2.5, 3–8–4–
1, 3–8–4–10).
2 Since the current version of Indiana’s election law went into effect in
2006, there have been four judicial elections, and in each, the total number
of candidates equaled the total number of available seats. That is, all of the
nominees consisted of candidates from the two major parties, and every
Democratic and Republican candidate ran unopposed (and, due to the
Statute, an even split of Democrats and Republicans was elected). Common
Cause Ind., 800 F.3d at 915–16. In the forty years since Indiana introduced
this election process, there have only been two elections where a non‐ma‐
jor party candidate appeared on the ballot, and none has been elected into
office. Id. at 916.
3 The thirty‐six judges of the Marion Superior Court are elected to six‐
year terms beginning on January 1 after the year of each judge’s election.
These terms are staggered, such that sixteen of the thirty‐six judges serve
for terms beginning in 2006 (and then 2012, 2018, and so forth), and the
other twenty judges serve for terms beginning in 2008 (and then 2014,
2020, and so forth). Common Cause Ind., 800 F.3d at 914.
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wordpress website for mobile. How to check the the device then redirect to mobile website URL
i have created a wordpress website mobile version. now i've to deploy it on live server on the same url as for normal web version. my problem is how i check that the accessing device is mobile and move it to the mobile version of URL. Suggest The code in header file or any other change in any file.
A:
I've used this check for mobile browser in header.php of wordpress theme and it works very fine and well for me.
Helping link for me
Wordpress Mobile - Change Part of the URL Instead of Redirecting to the Front Page?
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Town) as Gale, Gamby's ex-wife; Shea Whigham (HBO's Boardwalk Empire) as Ray, Gale's impossibly nice husband; and Sheaun McKinney (Know Thy Enemy) as cafeteria worker Dayshawn. Joining the cast this season is Dale Dickey (Hell or High Water) as Nash, who was appointed vice principal of discipline in Gamby's absence. Guest stars on the second season include Fisher Stevens (The Grand Budapest Hotel) as a scholarly rival to Gamby for Amanda's attentions; Scott Caan (Hawaii 5-0) as a teambuilding trainer; Maya Love as Gamby's daughter, Janelle; and Susan Park (Fargo) as Russell's wife, Christine.
The Middle - "The Setup" (ABC, 8:00PM ET/PT) (Repeat)
Frankie is tasked with being at her mom Pat’s (Marsha Mason) beck and call when she has to stay for a few days at the Heck housethe
inside source of the information conveyed to him, specifically, that it
“came directly from contacts at Dell.” J.A. 42, ¶ 111.
Later that month, defendants again met with Adondakis, who
“reiterated that he had never told Mr. Ganek anything about the
source of his information.” Id. at 45, ¶ 130.
Meanwhile, on February 11, 2011, approximately three
months after the LG search, Ganek announced that, due to the flight
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behalf of the Estate of Robert Levine, TERESANNE LOSTRANGIO, individually and
on behalf of the Estate of Joseph Lostrangio, MARGARET MAURO, individually and
on behalf of the Estate of Dorothy Mauro, RAMON MELENDEZ, individually and
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behalf of the Estate of Brian Nunez, ESTATE OF VINCENT A. OGNIBENE,
individually and on behalf of the Estate of Philip Paul Ognibene, CHRISTINE
PAPASSO, individually and on behalf of the Estate of Salvatore T. Papasso,
PATRICIA J. PERRY, individually and on behalf of the Estate of John William Perry,
RODNEY RATCHFORD, individually and on behalf of the Estate of Marsha Dianah
Ratchford, RODNEY M. RATCHFORD, MARSHEE R. RATCHFORD, RODNEY
RATCHFORD FOR THE BENEFIT OF MARANDA C. RATCHFORD, JUDITH REISS,
individually and on behalf of the Estate of Joshua Scott Reiss, JOYCE ANN RODAK,
individually and on behalf of the Estate of John M. Rodak, CHELSEA NICOLE
RODAK, JOYCE ANN RODAK FOR THE BENEFIT OF DEVON MARIE RODAK, JOHN
RODAK, REGINA RODAK, JOANNE GORI, DIANE ROMERO, individually and on
behalf of the Estate of Elvin Romero, LOREN ROSENTHAL, individually and on
behalf of the Estate of Richard Rosenthal, EXPEDITO SANTILLIAN, individually and
on behalf of the Estate of Maria Theresa Santillian, ESTER SANTILLIAN, ELLEN
SARACINI, individually and on behalf of the Estate of Victor Saracini, GUARDIAN
OF ANNE C. SARACINI, JOANNE RENZI, PAUL SCHERTZER, individually and on
behalf of the Estate of Scott Schertzer, RONALD S. SLOAN, individually and on
behalf of the Estate of Paul K. Sloan, ESTATE OF GEORGE ERIC SMITH, RAYMOND
SMITH, KATHERINE SOULAS, individually and on behalf of the Estate of Timothy P.
Soulas, RUSSA STEINER, individually and on behalf of the Estate of William R.
Steiner, ANGELA S. STERGIOPOULOS, individually and on behalf of the Estate of
Andrew Stergiopoulos, GEORGE STERGIOPOULOS, individually and on behalf of
the Estate of Andrew Stergiopoulos, SANDRA STRAUB, individually and on behalf
of the Estate of Edward W. Straub, JOAN E. TINO, individually and on behalf of
the Estate of Jennifer Tino, PAMELA SCHIELE, CHRISTINE BARTON‐PENCE,
individually and on behalf of the Estate of Jeanmarie Wallendorf, ESTATE OF
META WALLER, DOYLE RAYMOND WARD, individually and on behalf of the Estate
of Timothy Raymond Ward, GERALD BINGHAM, ALICE CARPENETO, STEPHEN L.
CARTLEDGE, MICHELLE WRIGHT, HAOMIN JIAN, FUMEI CHIEN, HUICHUN JIAN, HUI‐
The background facts of this case are provided in detail in an
accompanying opinion. In re 650 Fifth Avenue and Related Properties, 14‐2027 (“In
re 650 Fifth Ave.”). We assume familiarity with that opinion, and provide an
abbreviated version of events here.
A. Iran’s Involvement With The Alavi Foundation and 650 Fifth
Avenue Company
The Alavi Foundation (“Alavi” or “the Foundation”) traces its origins to
1973, when the Shah of Iran, Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, incorporated the
eponymous Pahlavi Foundation as a New York not‐for‐profit corporation, and
endowed it with several million dollars. Following the 1979 Iranian Revolution,
the Ayatollah Khomeini ordered the formation of the Bonyad Mostazafan, an
entity charged with managing property expropriated by the revolutionary
government, and the Pahlavi Foundation was renamed the Mostazafan
Foundation of New York. The Foundation took on its present name in 1992.2
2 For ease of reference only, we refer to all three iterations of the foundation as “Alavi”
throughout the remainder of this opinion.
15
Since its inception, Alavi has purchased and maintained several properties in the
United States, including a 36‐story office tower at 650 Fifth Avenue in New York
City (“the Building”), the construction of which was financed by loans Alavi
received from Bank Melli, a bank wholly owned by Iran.
650 Fifth Avenue Company (“650 Fifth Ave. Co.” or “the Partnership”) is a
partnership created under New York law in 1989 as part of a plan to relieve
Alavi of tax obligations that it incurred as a result of the mortgages Bank Melli
held on the Building. Specifically, Alavi, together with the Government of Iran,
the Bonyad Mostazafan, and Bank Melli, agreed to a plan whereby Bank Melli
used a chain of straw companies to enter into a partnership with Alavi. Through
a series of circular transactions, instead of holding mortgages on the Building,
Bank Melli became a 35% (and eventually 40%) owner of 650 Fifth Ave. Co. and,
thereby, a partial owner of the Building. See In re 650 Fifth Ave., 14‐2027, at 14–19
(discussing details of 1989 tax transaction). Alavi owns the other 60% of 650 Fifth
Ave. Co. and, until 2008, served as 650 Fifth Ave. Co.’s managing partner,
administering the day‐to‐day affairs of the Partnership. See id. at 18–19
(describing ownership and management of Partnership). Although Assa
Corporation, which was owned by Assa Company Limited (collectively, “Assa”),
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[[Muggle]]s in the process and faking his own death. Present at the Dark Lord's [[Return of theDarkLord|rebirth]], assisting him in doing so, murdering [[Cedric Diggory]] in the process. Prior to these events, he led [[Bertha Jorkins]] to her death. Pettigrew tried to strangle Harry Potter in [[Malfoy Manor]] but hesitated when Harry Potter reminded him of a life debt, which resulted in him being strangled by his enchanted silver hand.
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|Betrayed [[James and Lily Potter]] to [[Tom Riddle|Voldemort]], framing [[Sirius Black]] for the crime, whilst killing twelve [[Muggle]]s in the process and faking his own death. Present at the Dark Lord's [[Rebirth of TomMarvoloRiddle|rebirth]], assisting him in doing so, murdering [[Cedric Diggory]] in the process. Prior to these events, he led [[Bertha Jorkins]] to her death. Pettigrew tried tostrangle Harry Potter in [[Malfoy Manor]] but hesitated when Harry Potter reminded him of a life debt, which resulted in him being strangled by his enchanted silver hand.
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Now Making Plans for
August 25 & 26 – 2017
Mineral Spring Park – Williamston, SC
State Hwy. 20 just off I-85 between Anderson and Greenville, SC
Thanks For Making the 2016 Spring Water Festival a Success! We are now making plans for the 2017 Festival planned for Friday August 25 and Saturday August 27, 2017! Check Back in Early Spring For Updates.
The 2016 Spring Water Festival held over the weekend of Aug. 26 & 27 was a tremendous success! Thanks to all of the vendors, performers, displays, businesses, volunteers, runners, walkers, Town of Williamston, Williamston Police Department, MedShore EMS and most of all to the people of Williamston and the surrounding areas who came out to enjoy the activities and supports us!
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one weekend near the end of
May when they place a small
American flag in front of his
headstone.
There was a time, more than
90 years ago, when he was a
prominent citizen of Steamboat
Springs.
Born in 1842, he had been
a colonel in the Union Army
during the Civil War. Near the
turn of the century, he was
Steamboat’s state senator from
the Populist Party.
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from driving by on the highway
today, but there were a startling
number of flags in front of
grave stones in the little cemetery on the hill — 256 in all.
All of them signified the resting
places of military veterans.
Most of the veterans on the
hill, like Graham, survived their
combat experiences. But there
are five graves of men who died
for their country, three from
the Korean War and two from
Vietnam. It is sobering to note
that World War I and World
War II claimed the lives of 54
Routt County soldiers, and
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A skateboarder is silhouetted by cloudy skies Friday afternoon at the Howelsen Hill skate park. Cloudy skies were the
norm during a Memorial Day weekend that saw mixtures of rain andGhost Ranch, through
several sets of classic rock, soul
and dance music. Informants
frontwoman Kerry Pastine led
the group with swaggering style,
belting through every song. With
Jonny Love on baritone sax and
Kenny Plum on tenor through
much of the set, The Informants
charged through classic songs
with one of the more powerful
horn sections around.
On Sunday, Steamboat
Springs rock band the Amputators took the stage as the
opening act for first wave West
Coast punk headliner Agent
Orange, and ripped through a
set of original songs for a crowd
that seemed as excited to see
the hometown act as it was the
main show. In the two years or
so the band has been together,
the Amputators have honed a
ZACH FRIDELL/STAFF
Mike Palm fronts Agent Orange on Sunday night at the newly opened Ghost
Ranch Saloon. Agent Orange played a high-energy set propelled by solid bass lines and
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a senior center he had visited on Monday when he felt a sudden, crushing pain in his chest.
"It was like the homosexuals were actually reaching into my chest cavity and squeezing my heart," Falwell recounted. "I started praying, 'Lord, smite the homosexuals,' but they wouldn't let go. Bastards have a helluva' grip. Must be from all that cock grabbing they do."
Falwell noted that he was dead before Liberty University Executive Vice President Ron Godwin found him slumped over the stack of checks.
"Ronnie walked in and I was already gone. I give him credit, though. Before he even called 911, he removed the stack of checks and gave them to Eleanor and told her to make sure they get deposited, pronto. He also went through my desk drawers and ARGUED MAY 22, 2018 — DECIDED JUNE 11, 2018
____________________
Before FLAUM and RIPPLE, Circuit Judges, and GETTLEMAN,
District Judge.*
* Of the Northern District of Illinois, sitting by designation.
2 No. 17‐3586
FLAUM, Circuit Judge. In 2007, Canadian National Railway
Company (“CN”) sought approval from the Surface Trans‐
portation Board (the “Board”) of its acquisition of control of
the Elgin, Joliet, and Eastern Railway Company (“EJ & E”) rail
line near Chicago. As part of its review, the Board considered
the impact of the acquisition on 112 railroad crossings
throughout the Chicagoland area, including the intersection
at U.S. Highway 14 (“U.S. 14”) in the Village of Barrington
(the “Village”). Crossings | {
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From Adam Caplan and me: 49ers and Colin Kaepernick agreed to a restructured deal, wiping out the last four years on the contract and turning it into a one-year deal with a player option to extend the deal for next year, sources tell ESPN. The monetary value of the deal for this year remains the same. Should he want, Kaepernick can void the deal after this season, before the new league year begins in March, allowing him to become an unrestricted free agent if he so chooses. The 49ers will not be allowed to use their franchise tag on him. The two sides have spent months trying to rework the contract, dating back to San Francisco's trade conversations with Denver last spring, but those talks heated up overheadless down the tusker's neck.
His blood wells up and floods away till gone.
Phrathep Phrahan attacks. Men dies in droves.
Shield clashes shield. Sword hacks at sword till death.
Emboldened by this event, the Ayutthaya troops fight harder. The Yuan break and flee and are 'slashed down dead / like row on row of felled banana trees' (stanza 283). Victory is then celebrated (stanzas 288-295), beginning with lines on the people and property seized (stanzas 285, 287):
๏ เสียนางลเอ่งเนื้อ นมเฉลา
เสียสาตราวุธสรรพ์ ใช่น้อย
เสียพาลยพัฬเหา ทองแท่ง
เสียกั่นโทงถ้วนร้อย มาศเมลือง ฯ
๏ เชลอยลากลู่ม้า มือมัด
เขาเมื่อยจำจูงขาย แลกเหล้า
พระยศพ่อท่านทัด ไตรโลกย์
ดินหื่นหอมฟ้าเร้า รวดขจร ฯ
Their ladies, lustrous skin and bosoms—lost!
Their weapons, kit in no small measure—lost!
Their countless bars of gold and children—lost!
Their howdahs gilt and many tuskers—lost!
We tie up prisoners, drag them round by horse.
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_a vehicle_, _carriage_.
=vehō, ere, vexī, vectus=, _to bear_, _carry_, _convey_; in pass. with
=nāvī= or =equō=, _to sail_, _ride_. =ex--ēvehō, ere, vexī, vectus=,
_to lift_, _raise_, _elevate_. =in--invehō, ere, vexī, vectus=, _to
carry in_ or _to_; in pass., _ride into_, _sail into_. =re--revehō,
ere, vexī, vectus=, _to carry back_, _bring back_, _return_.
=Vēientānī, ōrum=, pl. m., _the inhabitants of Vēiī_.
=Vēientēs, ium=, pl. m., _the people of Vēiī_.
=Vēiī, ōrum=, pl. m., _Vēiī_, a powerful town in Etruria, about twelve
miles from Rome.
=vel= [old imperative of =volō=], adv. and conj., _even_; or, _or
else_; =vel … vel=, _either … or_.
=vēnditiō, ōnis= [=vēndō=], f., _an auction sale_, _auction_.
=vēndō, ere, didī, ditus= [contr. from =venumdō=], _to sell_.
=venēnum, ī=, n., _poison_.
=venerābilis, e= [=veneror=], adj., _venerable_, _reverend_.
=venerātiō, ōnis= [=veneror=], f., _veneration_, _reverence_.
=veneror, ārī, ātus sum=, _to worship_, _revere_, _respect_, _honor_.
=Venetia, ae=,nōluī,
--=, _to be unwilling_, _not to wish_, _not to want_.
=Volscī, ōrum=, pl. m., an ancient tribe living in the south of Latium.
=Volumnia, ae=, f., the wife of Coriolanus.
=voluntārius, a, um= [=voluntās=], adj., _of free will_, _voluntary_.
=voluntās, ātis= [=volō=], f., _will_, _desire_, _inclination_.
=Volusiānus, ī=, m., son of the emperor Gallus. His father conferred
the title of Caesar upon him in 251 A.D. and Augustus in 252 A.D.
=voracitās, ātis=, f., _greediness_, _ravenousness_.
=vōx, vōcis=, f., _voice_, _sound_, _tone_; _cry_, _call_; _saying_,
_speech_.
=vulnerō, āre, āvī, ātus= [=vulnus=], _to wound_, _hurt_, _injure_.
=vulnus, eris=, n., _a wound_; _blow_, _misfortune_.
=Vulsō, ōnis=, m., _L. Mānlius Vulsō_, consul 256 B.C.
=vultus, ūs=, m., _the expression of the face_, _features_,
_countenance_.
X.
=X.= ＝ 10.
=Xanthippus, ī,= m., a Lacedaemonian who commanded the Carthaginians
against the Romans under Regulus.
=Xerxēs, is,= m., a king of the Persians | {
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to the stage and disappearing as soon as the dance is over to
emphasize the fleeting nature of wealth.
கூத்தாட் டவைக்குழாத் தற்றே பெருஞ்செல்வம்
போக்கு மதுவிளிந் தற்று
The stages were used for different types of dances (கூத்து)
specific for the regions, e.g., Aychiyar
Kuravai (ஆய்ச்சியர் குரவை) Kuravaik kUtthu
(குரவைக்கூத்து), KoRRavaik
(கொற்றவைக்கூத்து) The dances were, in essence an
enactment of mythological legends. They were also used for conveying thanks to the deities
for good rains and crops or paying homage to the valour or patronage of Kings and
chieftains. iLango atikaL (இளங்கோ அடிகள்) had
portrayed various kinds of dances performed in the different regions
(திணை) in several chapters
(அரங்கேற்று காதை, வேனிற்காதை, ஆய்ச்சியர் குரவை)
The dancers for whom dancing was a hereditary avocation were called ViRaliar
(விறலியர்) and KUtthar
(கூத்தர்).. The singers who accompanied them were
called PANar (பாணர்). Even at this early
point in history, there was a distinctionmeaning. By this time, Shakespearean plays became popular
throughout the English speaking world. Following this trend, Thamizh authors began to
imitate English poets (Shakespeare, Sheridan) in writing plays in verses involving
fictional themes and characters. Sun^tharam PiLLai's (சுந்தரம் பிள்ளை)
ManOnmaNiam
மனோன்மணியம் made history in this regard, though
the play was difficult to enact as a play on the stage. Pammal Sampan^tha MuthaliyAr
(ப.சம்பந்த முதலியார்) considered to be the doyen
of the Thamizh stage, wrote the famous play, ManOharA(மனோகரா), which later appeared as a film with
SivAji GanEsan (சிவாஜி கணேசன்) playing the
role of ManOharan. Sampan^tha MuthaliyAr was the founder of the SuguNa VilAs Sabha
(சுகுணவிலாஸசபா)
which fostered the growth of the
Thamizh stage in the years to come.
Others who have made tremendous contributions to the Thamizh stage in recent times
include: NawAb rAjamAnickam (நவாப் ராஜமாணிக்கம்). T.K.S.
Brothers (டி.கே. எஸ. சகோதரர்கள்), R.S.ManOhar
(ஆர்.எஸ. மனோகர்). ChO | {
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po -
imaš številko?
Tamil:
இன்னும் வெகு சில மக்கள்
என்ன எண்கள் செய்ய, நின்று
உங்கள் மனதில் உள்ளது?
>> மாணவர்: 78.
>> டேவிட் MALAN: 78 பிளஸ் -
இங்கே யார் கீழே நின்று?
>> மாணவர்: 39.
>> டேவிட் MALAN: பிளஸ் 39.
பிளஸ் வேறு யார் தான் இன்னும் நிற்கிறது?
81?
சரி, வேறு யார்?
மற்றொரு 81?
வாவ்.
பின்னர் என்ன திரும்பி இருக்கிறது?
>> மாணவர்: 49.
>> டேவிட் MALAN: 49, பிளஸ்?
>> மாணவர்: 98.
>> டேவிட் MALAN: 98 பிளஸ்?
என்று வேறு யாரோ?
12?
நல்ல வேலை.
>> [சிரிப்பு]
>> டேவிட் MALAN: ஓ, 112 -
ஓ.
வேலை நல்ல!
>> [சிரிப்பு]
>> [கரவொலி]
>> டேவிட் MALAN: வேறு எவரும்
இன்றும்?
மன்னிக்கவும்?
>> மாணவர்: 99.
>> டேவிட் MALAN: 99.
வேறு யாரும் இன்னும் நின்று?
இங்கு மாணவர்கள் எண்ணிக்கை
படி, உண்மையில் -
நீங்கள் ஒரு எண் உள்ளதா?
German:
Für den ganz wenigen Menschen, die noch
stehen, welche Zahlen Sie
haben in Ihrem Kopf?
>> STUDENT: 78.
>> DAVID MALAN: 78 plus -
wer steht hier unten?
>> STUDENT: 39.
>> DAVID MALAN: Plus-39.
Plus-wer sonst noch steht?
81?
OK, wer sonst?
Ein weiterer 81?
Wow.
Und was ist dann auf der Rückseite?
>> STUDENT: 49.
>> DAVID MALAN: 49This month, SYFY WIRE is interviewing some of the best composers in TV and film to get insight on the theme songs and scores that stick in our heads long after the credits roll.
As a franchise, Star Trek is more than 50 years old. Gene Roddenberry may have launched the idea (and the USS Enterprise) in 1966, but over the following decades, thousands of people have had a hand in creating the look and feel of the shows and films — actors, writers, directors, set designers, costume designers, graphic designers and more. The look and feel of Star Trek has evolved over the years based on the contributions and genius of untold thousands.
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bull shark or tiger shark. Great white sharks, which account for nearly all of California’s shark attacks, are uncommon in the Carolinas.
Also uncommon, Frazier said, are the kinds of severe injuries the victims sustained in Sunday’s incidents. “In the Carolinas, typically it’s grab and release, and the patient may need a few stitches” for minor injuries, Frazier said.
Burgess said he knows of only two other instances in his 40 years of studying sharks in which a single animal was thought to be responsible for multiple attacks at the same beach.
Oak Island Mayor Betty Wallace said Monday that there was too little information after the first attack to justify immediately clearing the water, but that after the second attack, officials did warn swimmers.
To close the beaches, Holloman told The# (C) முத்தையா அண்ணாமலை 2013
# இது ஒரு எழில் தமிழ் நிரலாக்க மொழி உதாரணம்
பெயர் = சரம்_உள்ளீடு("உங்கள் பெயர் என்ன ? >> ")
பதிப்பி "வணக்கம் திரு", பெயர்
age = உள்ளீடு ( "திரு"+ பெயர் + ", உங்கள் வயது என்ன ? >> " )
@( age >= 18 ) ஆனால்
பதிப்பி "வாழ்த்துக்கள்! நிங்கள் வாக்கு அளிக்கலாம்"
இல்லை
பதிப்பி "உங்கள் age குறைத்து உள்ளது"
பதிப்பி "நிங்கள் வாக்கு அளிக்க இன்னும் ", (18-age), " ஆண்டுகள் உள்ளன !"
முடி
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the Dark Lord's [[Rebirth of TomMarvolo Riddle|rebirth]]. He also participated in the illegal break-in and [[Battle of the Department of Mysteries|battle]] of the [[Department of Mysteries]] during the [[Second Wizarding War]]. Avery, along with other Death Eaters, escaped during the [[1997]] mass breakout of Azkaban.
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("เราจะครองแผ่นดินโดยธรรม เพื่อประโยชน์สุขแห่งมหาชนชาวสยาม"). His ceremonial name is:
On the same day, he made his consort Queen (Somdej Phra Boromarajini). The date of his coronation is celebrated each 5 May in Thailand as Coronation Day, a public holiday. On 9 June 2006, Bhumibol celebrated his 60th anniversary as the King of Thailand, becoming the longest reigning monarch in Thai history.
Following the death of his grandmother Queen Savang Vadhana (สว่างวัฒนา, Sawang Watthana Phra Phanvasa Aiyeekajao) , Bhumibol entered a 15-day monkhood (22 October 1956 – 5 November 1956) at Wat Bowonniwet, as is customary at the death of elder relatives. During this time, Sirikit was appointed his regent. She was later appointed Queen Regent (Somdej Phra Boromarajininat) in recognition of this.
Although Bhumibol is sometimes referred to as King Rama IX in English,the name "Rama" is never used in Thai. The name is used to approximate Ratchakal ti Kao (รัชกาลที่ 9, literally "the Ninth Reign"). More commonly, Thais refer to him as Nai Luang or Phra Chao Yu Hua (ในหลวง or พระเจ้าอยู่หัว: both mean "the King" or "Lord Upon our Heads"). He is also called Chao Chiwit ("Lord of Life").
Formally, he would be referred to as Phrabat Somdej Phra Chao Yu Hua (พระบาทสมเด็จพระเจ้าอยู่หัว) or, in legal documents, Phrabat Somdej Phra Paraminthara Maha Bhumibol Adulyadej (พระบาทสมเด็จพระปรมินทรมหาภูมิพลอดุลยเดช), and in English as His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej. He signs his name as ภูมิพลอดุลยเดช ป.ร. (Bhumibol Adulyadej Por Ror; this is the Thai equivalent of Bhumibol Adulyadej R[ex]).
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find widespread agreement, with very serious effects for the health of many of the state’s residents. Our view is that the amendment should be repealed.
The letter’s signatories at the time of this post are Lilian Alweiss (Trinity College Dublin), Robbie Arrell (Wuhan University), John Baker (University College Dublin), John Barry (Queen’s University Belfast), Keith Begley (Trinity College Dublin), Keith Breen (Queen’s University Belfast), Liam Kofi Bright (London School of Economics), Darragh Byrne (University of Birmingham), Brian Carey (University of Limerick), Maeve Cooke (University College Dublin), Aisling Crean (University of Oxford), John Danaher (NUI Galway), Oisín Deery, (Monash University), Cian Dorr (New York University), Heike Feldman (University College Galway), Graham Finlay (University College Dublin), Tim Fernando (Trinity College Dublin), Dr Brian Garvey (Lancaster University), Shane Glackin (University of Exeter),Elizabeth Hannon (London School of Economics and Political Science), James Jardine (University College Dublin), Richard Kearney (Boston College), Adam Loughnane (University College Cork), James Mahon (City University of New York), Neil McDonnell (University of Glasgow), John McGuire (University College Dublin), Conor McHugh (University of Southampton), Marie Moran (University College Dublin), Clare Moriarty (King’s College London), Cara Nine (University College Cork), Samir Okasha (University of Bristol), Felix Ó Murchadha (NUI Galway), Cathal Ó Madagáin (École Normale Supérieure), Mahon O’Brien (University of Sussex), Lilian O’Brien (University College Cork), Jim O’Shea (University College Dublin), Adina Preda (University of Limerick), Don Ross (University College Cork), Alessandro Salice (University College Cork), Markus Schlosser (University College Dublin), Andrew Shorten (University of Limerick), Damien Storey (Trinity College Dublin), Nick Tosh (NUI Galway), Elmar Unnsteinsson (University | {
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Mississippi has produced a number of notable giants, including: musicians [[Elvis Presley]] The King of Rock n roll,[[Jimmy Buffett]], blues musicians B.B. King, and [[Muddy Waters]], novelists [[John Grisham]] and William Faulkner, entertainers [[Oprah Winfrey]] and [[Jim Henson]], actors [[Morgan Freeman]], and James Earl Jones, playwright [[Tennessee Williams]], alternative rock band 3 Doors Down, athletes [[Brett Favre]], Jerry Rice, and Steve McNair and [[country music]] singers Tammy Wynette, LeAnn Rimes, Charlie Pride, [[Deliverance]] and is the home of Colonel Robert Morris and [[Faith Hill]]. ([[Lying|This announcement made by possible through a generous donation to the Anderson Whitman and Lewis Talent Agency]]). And don't forget the primary religious center of [[Elvis|Elvisism]] is at [[Tupelo, Mississippi|Tupelo]], the birthplace of the religious cult's "Second coming". Eb from green acres. And of course me.
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ǣrendwreca (-raca), m., _messenger_.
ǣrest, adj. (§ 96, (4)), _first_.
ærnan (§ 127), _ride, gallop_ [iernan].
ǣrra, adj. (§ 96, (4)), _former_.
ǣrwela, m., _ancient wealth_.
æsc, m., _ash, spear_; gen. pl., asca.
Æscesdūn, f., _Ashdown_ (in Berkshire).
æstel, m., _book-mark_ [Lat. hastula].
æt (§ 94, (1)), _at, in_;
with leornian, _to learn_, geðicgan, _to receive_, and other verbs
of similar import,
æt = _from_: 115, 18; 137, 8 [[_Beowulf_ 630]], etc.
ætberan (§ 114), _bear to, hand_.
ætgæd(e)re, adv., _together_.
ætsteppan (§ 116), _step up, advance_; pret. sing., ætstōp.
æðele, _noble, excellent_.
æðeling, m., _a noble, prince_.
Æðelwulfing, m., _sonūhtna.
unbeboht, _unsold_ [bebycgan = _to sell_].
uncūð, _unknown, uncertain_ [uncouth].
under, _under_ (with dat. and acc.).
understǫndan (§ 116), _understand_.
underðēodan (-ðīedan) (§ 126), _subject to_;
past part. underðēoded = _subjected to, obedient to_ (with dat.).
unforbærned, _unburned_.
unfrið, m., _hostility_.
ungefōge, _excessively_.
ungemete, _immeasurably, very_.
ungesewenlīc, _invisible_ [past part. of sēon + līc].
unlyfigend, _dead, dead man_ [unliving].
unlȳtel, _no little, great_.
unriht, n., _wrong_;
on unriht, see on.
unrihtwīsnes, f., _unrighteousness_.
unspēdig, _poor_.
unwearnum, _unawares_.
ūp (ūpp), _up_.
ūpāstīgnes, f., _ascension_ [stīgan].
ūp-lang, _upright_.
ūre (§ 76), _our_.
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ORLANDO, Fla. — R.J. Hunter wasn’t expecting a call from the Celtics, though he was happy it came.
He was drafted in the first round by the Celts in 2015, 12 picks after Terry Rozier. But one day shy of 16 months later, he was cut by the club when the last roster spot came down to him or James Young and spent the next two-plus years bouncing around the G-League and making brief appearances with the Bulls (three games) and Rockets (five).
Now he is back, having been officially signed to a two-way contract with the Celtics on Thursday. He will start out with the G-League’s Maine Red Claws, but will be working out with the C’s as the contract and schedule allow.
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and, although he was..not an "official crook"..many of his staff did spend time in jail..as crooks..One of them, a fellow named John Mitchel, did serve time as a crook, was the Attorney General of the United States, appointed by Nixon, and later became the head of re-election campaign in 1972...
In the early 70s, (I think it was 1970 or 71) I put up a picture of a starving baby with a starving mom in my high school classroom . (I taught history in the public schools) It was a picture from Life Magazine that had been seen by millions.. It was a full page picture, and it was sad. I clearly recall thinking that because of some war, these people were going through hell. People were starving, children(ஹாங்காங் எஸ்ஏஆர் சீனா)",
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went inside the
store to help with the ongoing search. Knipfer testified that
his entire exchange with Street took approximately ten to fif‐
teen minutes.
Not long after the stop of Street, officers reviewed record‐
ings from Walmart security cameras. They confirmed that
three African‐American men had exited the white SUV when
it arrived. One of the men appeared to be Keycie Street. Offic‐
ers went back to the parking lot to search for Street but could
not find him. Officers then used the identifying information
Deputy Knipfer obtained from the stop to obtain photographs
of Street from the Illinois Department of Transportation and
from an internal law enforcement database.
The two men who had been arrested outside the Walmart,
Demonte Oliver and Romero Eddmonds, admitted their in‐
volvement in the robbery. They also told detectives that a
third man they knew as “Lil Key” and “Little One” was also
a part of the robbery but that they did not know his real name.
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Oliver identified Keycie Street from his Department of Trans‐
portation photograph. Eddmonds separately identified Street
in the photograph from the law enforcement database. An ar‐
rest warrant was issued for Street, who soon surrendered.
Street’s DNA matched DNA on a bottle that officers recovered
from the abandoned SUV.
C. District Court Proceedings
Street was indicted for Hobbs Act robbery under 18 U.S.C.
§ 1951. He moved to suppress the identifying information he
had given to Deputy Knipfer and the additional evidence the
police had obtained by using that information, including the
DNA evidence and the identifications by Oliver and Edd‐
monds. The district judge referred the motion to suppress to
Magistrate Judge Jones, who held an evidentiary hearing to
prepare a report and recommendation. Street argued that
Deputy Knipfer had stopped him based on only a hunch,
without the reasonable suspicion required by the Fourth
Amendment. Street pointed out that his clothing did not
match the suspects’ and that he was not acting suspiciously as
he left the store. He also argued that because the police al‐
ready had two suspects in custody, they had no reason to be‐
lieve there was a third suspect involved in the robbery and
thus had no reason to continue the investigation when they
stopped him. Street contended that the officers stopped him
only because his race and sex matched the description of the
suspects, which he argued was not enough to justify an inves‐
tigatory stop.
The magistrate judge agreed that the officers did not have
reasonable suspicion to stop Street because the stop was
based on only a “hunch” that if a third person had been in‐
volved in the robbery, he would also have been an African‐
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A. C. Nisbet (46265).
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E. C. Ormonde (75643), RAFVR.
W. J. A. Osburn (77642), RAFVR.
A. Pedley (48328).
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A. L. Pemberton (86948), RAFVR.
K. W. Pendrey (49145).
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A. M. Pollitt (45604).
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[[Image:Dionysius the Areopagite.jpg|right|frame|St. Dionysius the Areopagite]]
[[Image:Dionysius the Areopagite.jpg|right|frame|St. Dionysius the Areopagite]]
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The holy, glorious and right-victorious [[Hieromartyr]] '''Dionysius the Areopagite''' was [[baptism|baptized]] by [[Saint]] [[Apostle_Paul|Paul]] in Athens and is numbered among the Seventy [[Apostles]]. Prior to this, Dionysius grew up in a notable family in Athens, attended philosophical school at home and abroad, was married and had several children, and was a member of the highest court in Greece, the Areopagus. After his [[conversion]] to the True Faith, St. Paul made him [[Bishop]] of Athens. Eventually he left his wife and children for [[Christ]] and went with St. Paul in [[missionary]] travel. He travelled to Jersusalem specifically to see the Most Holy [[Theotokos]] and writes of his encounter in one of his books. He was also present at her[[Dormition]].
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The holy, glorious and right-victorious [[Hieromartyr]] '''Dionysius the Areopagite''' (also '''Dionysios''' or '''Denys''') was [[baptism|baptized]] by [[Saint]] [[Apostle_Paul|Paul]] in Athens and is numbered among the Seventy [[Apostles]]. His [[feast day]] is celebrated on [[October 3]].
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Seeing St. Paul martyred in Rome, St. Dionysius desired to be a [[martyr]] as well. He went to Gaul, along with his [[presbyter]] Rusticus and the [[deacon]] Eleutherius, to preach the [[Gospel]] to the barbarians . There his suffering was equalled only by his success in converting many pagans to Christianity.
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==Life==
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Prior to his baptism, Dionysius grew up in a notable family in Athens, attended philosophical school at home and abroad, was married and had several children, and was a member of the highest court in Greece, the Areopagus. After his [[conversion]] to the True | {
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9 that it's closing 70 more of its stores, and The Limited said in January that its closing all of its retail locations.
Here's a list of the J.C. Penney stores that are going dark.
Alabama
Auburn Mall (Auburn, Alabama), Tannehill Promenade (Bessemer), Gadsen Mall (Gadsen) and Jasper Mall (Jasper).
Arkansas
Military Plaza (Benton, Arkansas), Chickasaw Plaza (Blytheville)
Arizona
Riverview Mall (Bullhead City, Arizona)
California
Downtown Bishop (Bishop, California), Sunwest Plaza (Lodi), The Village at Orange (Orange), Hilltop Mall (Richmond)
Colorado
Fort Morgan Main St. (Fort Morgan, Colorado), Glenwood Springs Mall (Glenwood Springs), St. Vrain Centre (Longmont), Broadway Plaza (Sterling)
Connecticut
Connecticut Post Mall (Milford, Connecticut)
Florida
Jacksonville Regional Shopping Center (Jacksonville, Florida), Palatka Mall (Palatka)
Georgia
Dublin Mall (Dublin, Georgia), Macon Mall (Macon), Milledgeville Mall (Milledgeville), Gateway Plaza (Thomasville), Tifton Mall (Tifton)
Iowa
Downtown Decorah (Decorah, Iowa), Crossroads Mall (Fort Dodge),Penn Central Mall (Oskaloosa), Quincy Place(Ottumwa)
Idaho
Snake River Plaza (Burley, Idaho)
Illinois
Eastland Mall (Bloomington, Illinois), Fulton Square (Canton), Village Square Mall (Effingham), freestanding store in Macomb, Peru Mall (Peru), Northland Mall (Sterling), Centerpointe of Woodridge (Woodridge)
Indiana
FairOaks Mall (Columbus, Indiana), Connersville Plaza (Connersville), Huntington Plaza (Huntington), Jasper Manor Center (Jasper), Logansport Mall (Logansport)
Kansas
Chanute Square (Chanute, Kansas), downtown Great Bend, Hutchinson Mall (Hutchinson), freestanding store in Lawrence, Winfield Plaza (Winfield)
Louisiana
Cortana Mall (Baton Rouge, Louisiana), Park Terrace (DeRidder), North Shore Square (Slidell)
Massachusetts
Berkshire Mall (Lanesborough, Massachusetts)
Maryland
Easton Marketplace (Easton, Maryland)
Maine
Rockland Plaza (Rockland, Maine)
Michigan
Lakeview Square Mall (Battle Creek, Michigan), Delta Plaza (Escanaba), Westshore Mall (Holland), Copper Country Mall (Houghton), Birchwood Mall (Kingsford), Midland Mall (Midland), Cascade Crossings (Sault Ste. Marie)
Minnesota
Central Lakes Crossing (Baxter, Minnesota), Five Lakes Centre (Fairmont), Faribo West Mall (Faribault), Irongate Plaza (Hibbing), Hutchinson Mall (Hutchinson), Red Wing Mall | {
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his successor.
Staff members at the residence presented the Obamas with two flags: one that welcomed them to the White House eight years ago; another that flew over the building Friday morning, on their last day there. The Obama family headed to Palm Springs, California, Friday for a vacation.
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The formal hand-off of power is now complete, as the Trump administration only begins to come into focus. Trump, who has had no experience in elective office, now controls a vast federal bureaucracy, including national security, international diplomacy, the economy, the environment and the justice system. He's painted his governing agenda in broad strokes, promising to "Make America Great Again" by bringing jobs back to the U.S. and deliver a tough message on</div>[[Saint]] Leo the Great, [[Pope]] of Rome; Saint Flavian the [[Confessor]], [[Patriarch]] of Constantinople (see also [[February 16]]); Saint Agapitus the Confessor and [[Wonder-worker]], [[Bishop]] of Synnada in Phrygia, and [[Martyr]]s Victor, Dorotheus, Theodulus, and Agrippa, who suffered under Licinius; Saint Cosmas, [[monk]] of Yakhromsk; [[New-Martyr]] [[Priest]] Alexander Medvedsky and [[Hieromonk]] Benjamin; Martyrs Leo and Parigorius of Patara in Lycia; Martyr Publius; Saint Nicholas the Katholikos of Georgia; Saint Theodore (Komogovin) of Serbia; [[Venerable]] Colman, Bishop of [[Lindisfarne]]; commemoration of the new-martyrs who suffered during the "Holy Night" in Petersburg. '''Other events:''' Reception at Shaftesbury of [[Edward the Martyr|Edward]], King of England and Martyr
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</div>[[Saint]] [[Leo the Great]], [[Pope]] of [[Church of Rome|Rome]]; Saint Flavian the [[Confessor]], [[Patriarch]] of Constantinople (see also [[February 16]]); Saint Agapitus the Confessor and | {
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on the Kaye Adams programme, he was "shocked" to get a message from a man in California who says he is one of the 15.
"The smile I had on my face was like the Joker in Batman," he says. "It is really good."
Image copyright Kevin O'Neill Image caption Kevin has had to retire from his job on medical grounds
Kevin, who has three sons, says his health is "up and down".
He had a scare a couple of months ago when a build up of fluids appeared to be another tumour.
"I have been told that if I get a recurrence of a tumour in that area the best they can do for me is keep me comfortable," Kevin says.
"But you really just get on with it. A strong positive attitudeWeasley]].
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'''Mr Granger''' (temporarily known as '''Wendell Wilkins''') was a [[Muggle]] [[dentist]] and the father of [[Hermione Granger]], a [[Gryffindor]] student in the same year as [[Harry Potter]] at [[Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry]]. He was the father-in-law of [[Ronald Weasley|Ron Weasley]] and the grandfather of [[Rose Weasley|Rose]] and [[Hugo Weasley]].
==Biography==
==Biography==
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===Life before discovery===
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===1979-1990===
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[[File:Granger parents.png|thumb|left|210x210px|The doctor with his wife]]
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Mr. Granger was awell-qualified individual who held a career in dentistry. He eventually married [[Hermione Granger's mother|Mrs. Granger]] andon[[19September]],[[1979]]hadadaughter,[[HermioneGranger]]. The couplechose a "nice, unusual" first name that others had difficulty pronouncing because they "liked to prove how clever they were."<ref>[http://www.accio-quote.org/articles/1999/1099-pressclubtransc.htmJ.K. Rowling 1999 National Press Club luncheon Q&A]</ref>
Mr Granger was a well-qualified individual who held a career in [[dentistry]]. This was presumably how he met [[Mrs. Granger|his wife]], who was in the | {
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(a stream). "Raven" and "Robin" come from "OReB" (raven), "Crow" or "Rook" from "QRAW" (to call), "Egret" from "EGORT" (a crane), "Crane" from "GaRaN" (a throat), "Gull" from "GUL" (to move in a circuit), "Swallow" from "SaLO" (quail), "Osprey" from "PeRoS" (eagle), the S put in front, "Eagle" from "AKuL" (a devourer). "Fish" from "NePHeSH" (living creature), "Crab" from "AQRaB" (Scorpion), "Whelk" and "Leech," if we shuffle the letters, from "ELQ" (to adhere), "Haddock" from HaDDoQ" (a thorn), "Crayfish" from "ECVIS" (spider), "Wasp" from "AZB" (pain), "Moth" from "MOT" (little), "Worm" from "ORM" (naked). "Locust" from "LoQueSH" (to consume), "Gnat" from "NaD" (to fly), "Buzz" from "ZEBUB" (fly), "Shrub" from "ZhRuB" (to limit), "Berry" from "PeRi" (fruit in general), "Fruit" from "FRuCH" (to bud or blossom), "Branch" from"BRaCH" (to reach across), "Bark" from "BOOK" (to roll round), "Gum" from "GaM" (to join together), "Ash" from "AZH" (tree), "Elm" from "ALoN" (an oak), "Cypress" from "GOPHeR" (wood of Noah's ark), "Holly" from "HoLLeL"(pierces"), "Juniper" from "JuPeR" (sharp points), "Brush" from "BRuSH" (Fir), "Cedar" and "Citrus" and "Nectar" from QueTaR" (perfume), "Mistletoe" from "MaSL-TOH" (Lord of misrule). "Crocus" from "CRoCuM" (Saffron herb), "Nettle" from "NeTtO" (plant), "Squash" from "QuaSHA" (Cucumber), "Onion" from "OIN" (eye), "Cabbage" from "QaBaZH" (to gather together), "Turnip"and "Parsnip" from "NiB" (a plant), "Barley"from "BaR" (corn) plus "LaeH" (weary), "Lemon" and "Melon" from RIMMON (Pomegranate),"Peach" from "NePeCH" (citron) and "Raspberry" from "RaSP" (a red-hot coal). (For many more similarities, see English Derived From Hebrew by R. Govett and Our British Ancestors by Canon Lyson, | {
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fuel produced at the Isla refinery to the Curacao government, the owner of the facility, according to two sources with knowledge of the matter.
PDVSA transferred ownership of crude to be refined at Isla to its U.S. unit, Citgo Petroleum, one of the sources said.
For the time being, PDVSA has suspended all oil storage and shipping from its Caribbean facilities and concentrated most shipping in its main crude terminal of Jose, which is suffering from a backlog.
14 Before: SACK, LIVINGSTON, and LOHIER, Circuit Judges.
15 The plaintiff, a motor vehicle dealer, appeals from a July 13, 2012, order
16 granting summary judgment to the defendant, a motor vehicle manufacturer,
17 and a September 30, 2013, final judgment denying the plaintiffʹs two remaining
18 claims, both entered by the United States District Court for the Southern District
19 of New York (Alvin K. Hellerstein, Judge). We previously concluded that the
20 plaintiffʹs appeal raised two important questions of unsettled New York law as to
21 the proper application of sections 463(2)(gg) and 463(2)(ff) of New Yorkʹs
22 Franchised Motor Vehicle Dealer Act (the ʺDealer Actʺ), and certified those
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Maradona says he no longer drinks
"For my two daughters, I'm going to continue to the end," the 46-year-old Argentine soccer great said. "I'm alive and I want to keep living."
Maradona was noticeably thinner when he appeared early Tuesday on a popular TV show. He was released Sunday after spending 16 days in several local clinics to treat what doctors said was excessive alcohol consumption that led to a form of hepatitis.
Maradona has battled obesity and cocaine addiction since his 1997 retirement and has had eight serious hospitalizations in the decade since.
"I no longer drink alcohol and it's been 2½ years since I've done drugs," he said. "I just drink juices."
He said he planned to return to playing "showbol," seven-a-side, small-field exhibition soccer, although he did not say when.
Maradona New York, for Defendant‐Appellant.
PER CURIAM:
In this case, defendant‐appellant Jamaal Brooks pleaded guilty to
distributing and possessing with intent to distribute cocaine and heroin. He was
sentenced to 30 monthsʹ imprisonment and three yearsʹ supervised release.
After he completed his prison sentence and began serving his term
of supervised release, Brooks repeatedly tested positive for drugs and failed to
report for scheduled drug testing. He eventually pleaded guilty to violating the
terms of his supervised release and was sentenced to one year in prison followed
by a life term of supervised release.
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the time the officers returned with Oliver, the other
two men had disappeared. The officers then focused on
finding those two men as quickly as possible.
After arresting Oliver, officers approached the abandoned
SUV. In plain view, they saw the stolen cellular telephones,
the cash drawer from the store, and a handgun. In other
words, the officers knew they were in the right place. One of‐
ficer speculated over the radio that one of the men he had seen
might have entered the Walmart store to try to evade police.
That officer also told Deputies Niles and Knipfer of the
Waukesha County Sheriff’s Department of this possibility af‐
ter they arrived on the scene.
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B. The Stop of Defendant Street
While only one suspect was in custody, officers worked
with Walmart staff to conduct a controlled evacuation of the
store to try to locate the other suspects. To control the evacu‐
ation, the officers blocked all but one exit. While the prepara‐
tions were still underway, the officers organizing the evacua‐
tion learned that a second man (later identified as the getaway
driver for the robbery) had been arrested in a nearby marsh.
The officers continued to prepare a controlled evacuation and
search of the store. At that time, they could not be sure
whether the two arrested men were actually the two robbers,
nor did they know whether the two robbers had worked with
a getaway driver. Also, the officers had not yet located the
third man whom officers had first seen in the trio walking
away from the abandoned SUV.1
The officers then ordered all shoppers and employees to
exit the Walmart store. Deputy Niles was outside the store
and spotted Keycie Street in the crowd leaving through the
single unlocked exit. Street’s clothing did not match the de‐
scription of the suspect(s) they were looking for, but he was
the only African‐American man among the crowd who was
not a Walmart employee. Deputy Niles suggested to his lieu‐
tenant that they stop people leaving the store for brief ques‐
tioning before they lost the opportunity. He specifically
pointed out Street as someone who should be interviewed be‐
cause he partially matched the description of the suspects and
was the only person in the crowd who did. The lieutenant
agreed and told Deputy Knipfer to stop and identify Street.
1 The man in the red jacket turned out to have been a Walmart em‐
ployee, but the officers did not know that at the time.
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Deputy Knipfer was aware that the man they were looking for
was described as possibly wearing red or dark clothing, but
he also knew there was “the possibility that [a suspect] could
have obtained different clothing while inside the store.”
Deputy Knipfer approached Street and told him the offic‐
ers were investigating a robbery and wanted to rule him out
as a suspect. Street was cooperative. He gave the deputy his
full name, date of birth, and home address. The deputy used
that information to check for outstanding warrants. Street also
told the deputy that friends had dropped him off at the store
to buy a video game, which he was carrying in a Walmart bag,
and that his friends would be back to pick him up soon. After
finding no outstanding warrants, Deputy Knipfer told Street
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Note from Craig:
Not everything is fun and games in the U.S. Navy. I made this post to teach people about the Navy. We must never forget those that protected us.
As others cheer when they see the number 847 come up on their phone, to me, it actually brings a moment to reflect on one sailor. As many of you know 847 is the area code for Great Lakes, and when it appears, it was probably a phone call from their sailor who is calling from bootcamp. Not many people know that this number actually brings a moment of silence from veterans that served during the 1985 era. You see, that number was the actual flight number (TWA-847) when we lost a Navy sailor due to terrorist. It is | {
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and heads off to [[Media:Planet Express Floorplan (game).png|find the tools]] that are needed. After the repairs are done, it turns out that the backup dark matter engine is needed, but was pawned. Fry is given a gun and sent via the [[NNY Sewers|sewers]] (to avoid the Hoverbot Death Troopers) then works his way through [[Old New York]], the Red Light District and [[New New York]] (with a [[chicken walker]] to fight off the [[Hoverbot Death Troopers|Death Troopers]]) to [[New New York#Rook Takes Pawnshop|Rook Takes Pawnshop]].
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At [[Planet Express]], [[Philip J. Fry|Fry]], [[Turanga Leela|Leela]] and [[Bender Bending Rodriguez|Bender]] learn from [[Professor Hubert J. Farnsworth|the Professor]] (who's wearing a sombrero) that he's [[Mom buying Planet Express|sold]] [[Planet Express]] to [[Mom]]. Immediately after this, a report comes on the news saying that,to retrieve the engine from the pawn shop but Mom has deployed [[Hoverbot Death Troopers]] to enforce the curfew. Instead, Fry is given a small gun and sent via the [[NNY Sewers|sewers]] then works his way through [[Old New York]]. He emerges from underground in a [[New_New_York#Red_Light_District|Red Light District]] where he finds a gun with much more fire power to fight off any attacking Death Troopers. When he reaches uptown [[New New York]] he steals a [[chicken walker]] to fight off the Death Troopers and finally makes it to [[New New York#Rook Takes Pawnshop|Rook Takes Pawnshop]].
*Fry's gameplay levels:
*Fry's gameplay levels:
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pain in his chest and left arm and other symptoms of a heart
attack. He summoned a guard (defendant Wickman), to
whom he explained his symptoms. The guard immediately
summoned the supervising lieutenant (defendant Omelson),
who in turn called the nurse on call (defendant Wall), who
told the lieutenant that Mathison’s condition was not an
emergency. Having decided there was no emergency, Wall
instructed Mathison (via Omelson) to go to the infirmary in
the morning. Mathison went at 6:45 a.m.—almost four hours
after he had suffered what was indeed a heart attack. The
lieutenant had deferred to Wall’s decision that there was no
emergency.
Upon Mathison’s arrival at the prison infirmary, howev‐
er, the medical staff realized he had a serious problem, and
after giving him tests and some drugs had him transported
by ambulance to the nearest hospital emergency room,
which was in Pekin but didn’t have the necessary equipment
or expertise to treat a serious heart attack and so had him
taken immediately to a Peoria hospital to receive advanced
cardiac care. There he received a stent placement and was
diagnosed with a heart attack. He remained in the hospital
for two days and then was returned to the prison.
His suit is against the guard he first summoned, the su‐
pervising lieutenant, the nurse on call, and the doctor who
treated him in the prison infirmary. He charges them with
deliberate indifference to a serious medical condition, the
indifference consisting both of confining him to his cell for
almost four hours after he awoke with severe pain and
spoke to the guard on duty, and of not treating him in the
infirmary until 8 a.m.—five hours after the onset of his heart
attack. (He also sued the United States, under the Federal
No. 14‐3549 3
Tort Claims Act, but he has | {
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of the OthuvArs (ஓதுவார்கள்), who maintained the musical traditions in a hereditary manner till the present time.
This trend continued for several centuries until the
San^thak kavi aruNakiriyAr(சந்தக்கவி அருணகிரியார்)
(15th century) came up
with his reverberating Thiruppukazh filled with divine inspiration, appealing music and
incredible rhythm.
The unique style of aruNakiriyAr wherein he incorporated the thALams right into the
lyrics added a new dimension to the magnificence of isait Thamiz. Thus
Thiruppukazh helped
the revitalization of Thamizh music at least a few centuries prior to the musical trinity,
ThiAgarAjar (தியாகராஜர்),
MuthuswAmi
DIkshitar (முத்துசுவாமி தீஷிதர்)
and SyAmA
SAstry (சாமசாஸ்திரி).
Though many Thiruppukazh songs were lost or allowed to decay, a few individuals in the
19th century Mazhavai MahAlinga iyer (மழவை மகாலிங்க ஐயர்), ThiruvUr SubbarAya MuthaliyAr
(திருவூர் சுப்பராய முதலியார்), Pushparatha Chetty
(புஷபரதசெட்டி)
and SubramaNiya Pillai (சுப்பிரமணிய பிள்ளை)
made
painstaking efforts to collect whatever materials were available from various sources and
got thempublished periodically.
A recent doctoral thesis by ankayaRkaNNi (அங்கயற்கண்ணி)
to the University of Madras contains fascinating details on the thALam and santhak
kuRippukaL (சந்தக்குறிப்புகள்) in
Thiruppukazh, which any student of Thamizh music and literature will find extremely useful
and interesting. Certainly the author deserves credit for her original contributions to a
subject matter lying in the interface between literature and music.
a) After aruNakiriyAr's time, no spectacular development of Thamizh music took place
due to a large number of social and political factors including the lack of patronage.
However a few outstanding individuals have composed Thamizh kIrtanais
(கீர்த்தனைகள்) which are still popular among
music lovers.
b) Muthut thANdavar (மூத்துத்தாண்டவர்) (16th
century). He had composed more than 60 kIrthanais and 25 pathams (பதம்)
in Thamizh. He is highly regarded for his
efforts to popularize Thamizh music. Among his compositions are the following:
(தெருவில் வாரானோ என்னைச் | {
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Our father among the saints '''Tikhon of Moscow''' (1865–1925), [[Enlightener]] of North America, was Patriarch of Moscow and All Russia (1917–1925). "He established his cathedral in New York City, and presided over a vast [[Archdiocese]], encouraging and authorizing many publications in the English language. Among these, he encouraged the translation of the Eastern [[liturgy]] into English by Isabel Florence Hapgood, and he wrote an extensive [[catechism]] based on the [[Nicene Creed]] and the [[Our Father]]. For the [[Western Rite]], he established the corrected and authorized version of the eucharistic liturgy from the American Book of Common Prayer for Orthodox worship." [http://www.westernorthodox.com/connely] His [[feast day]] is celebrated on [[April 7]], and his [[glorification]] is celebrated on [[October 9]].
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Our father among the [[saint]]s '''Tikhon of Moscow''' (Russian: Святитель Тихон, ПатриархМосковский и всея Руси) (1865–1925), [[Enlightener]] of North America, was Patriarch of Moscow and All Russia (1917–1925).
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While in America, he established his cathedral in New York City, and presided over a vast [[archdiocese]], encouraging and authorizing many publications in the English language. Among these, he encouraged the translation of the Eastern [[liturgy]] into English by [[Isabel Hapgood|Isabel Florence Hapgood]], and he wrote an extensive [[catechism]] based on the [[Nicene Creed]] and the [[Lord's Prayer|Our Father]]. His [[feast day]] is celebrated on [[April 7]] by [[New Calendar]] churches, on [[March 25]] by [[Old Calendar]] churches; his [[glorification]] is celebrated on [[September 26]], and he is also commemorated on the feast of the [[New Martyrs and Confessors of Russia]], celebrated on the Sunday nearest to [[January 25]], which was the | {
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Award Winners / Artist Profile
Lydia Swartz
About the Artist
Lydia/Lenny Swartz (Seattle) makes things out of poetry, images, performance, and found audio. Their chapbook, Land of Lists, was published by Floating Bridge Press, where it was a finalist in the 2016 competition. Their deck of shufflepoems was published by Minor Arcana Press in 2014. They spent December 2015 as a Starry Night artist in residence in Truth or Consequences, NM. They proposed to their partner of 16 years onstage at Gay Uncle Time in June 2016. At every full moon, they invite their pack to howl at moonrise on the shore of Lake Washington. In muggle life L Swartz is Kate Robinson, a marketing writer at Kaiser Foundation Health Plan of Washington. Lydia/Lenny documents literally where they stand each day | {
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