Bennett was one of the sons of Thomas Bennett, a member of a large family of English merchants who dealt extensively in international trade during the seventeenth century. His mother's name is unknown. Bennett was probably born in or near Wivelscombe, Somersetshire, England, where he was baptized on August 6, 1609. He could scarcely have avoided being involved in the young Virginia colony. His uncle Edward Bennett, one of the great London and Amsterdam merchants, was auditor of the Virginia Company of London and in 1621 patented a large property called Bennett's Welcome near the former Indian village of Warraskoyack in what became Isle of Wight County.
In about 1628 Richard Bennett traveled to Virginia to take over management of Bennett's Welcome. Two of his uncles and a younger brother had perished in the colony, but Richard Bennett thrived and used the transatlantic influence and affluence of his family to achieve almost immediate prominence as a prosperous planter and political leader in Virginia. He lived on another of Edward Bennett's properties, Bennett's Choice, on the Nansemond River, and during the 1630s patented more than 2,000 acres of land at Bennett Point and Parraketo Point. Eventually he amassed more than 7,000 acres in Virginia and Maryland, with much of it obtained through the headright system, which awarded him a right to 50 acres for each colonist he transported to Virginia. Overall his family sponsored the immigration of approximately 600 settlers, many of them Puritans, who were to provide him a base of political influence after 1640.
Bennett's political career began with his election to the House of Burgesses as a representative from Warrosquyoake in 1629, and he became a commissioner for that district two years later. He was appointed to the governor's Council in 1642, the same year that he patented 2,000 acres along the south bank of the Rappahannock River. During the turbulent years of the English Civil Wars and Protectorate, Bennett was the highest-ranking and most active Puritan leader in the Chesapeake. With his brother Philip Bennett he recruited three Puritan ministers from the Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1642 to serve the Calvinists of Upper Norfolk County. Governor Sir William Berkeley and other Anglicans were hostile toward the Puritans, however, and made them unwelcome.
In 1646 Bennett organized a mercenary Puritan army to assist the exiled governor of Maryland, Leonard Calvert, in ousting a gang of brigands from his capital at Saint Marys City. Many of the mercenaries remained in Maryland and became the vanguard of a vast Puritan migration to that colony during the years between 1648 and 1650. Bennett's commercial and political connections by then included William Claiborne, of Virginia, and Maurice Thompson, the most influential of all the Puritan merchants of London. Throughout the period Bennett engaged in profitable commerce with England and the Netherlands.
On September 26, 1651, the English Council of State appointed Bennett and Claiborne to a four-man commission to force or negotiate the submission of the Chesapeake Bay colonies to the Commonwealth of England. Supported by a Parliamentary fleet, Bennett, Claiborne, and Edmund Curtis, who succeeded to the commission after the other two original members drowned during the transatlantic voyage, accepted Virginia's bloodless capitulation at Jamestown on March 12, 1652, and obtained the surrender of Maryland's leaders two weeks later.
The General Assembly then elected Bennett to the vacant office of governor of Virginia. He served from April 30, 1652, to March 31, 1655, with Claiborne as secretary of the colony. Their administration represented a spectacular temporary triumph for Maurice Thompson's London-based group of mercantile imperialists, which had significantly influenced the Chesapeake's commercial and political evolution since the 1620s. Hoping to achieve the elusive goal of a united, centrally administered Chesapeake, Bennett and Claiborne sought to abrogate Maryland's charter rights to the land north of the Potomac River. By appointing Protestants friendly to Virginia to offices in Maryland and placing like-minded militia colonels on the Council in Jamestown they brought a measure of stability to the Chesapeake. On July 5, 1652. Bennett and a select group of Virginia Puritan émigrés ended a decade of Indian warfare in Maryland by negotiating a comprehensive peace treaty with the powerful Susquehannocks, Claiborne's longtime business partners in the upper Chesapeake beaver trade.
Bennett's ambitious attempts to expand Virginia's political control throughout the Chesapeake region, with unprecedented authority accorded to the House of Burgesses, was a significant milestone, but such profound and rapid change was destined to be short-lived. Given the prevalent revolutionary turmoil in England, Bennett's government lacked the support it needed to withstand either the growing resentment of Virginia's planters toward the new Navigation Acts, designed as they were to terminate the profitable commerce between the colonies and the Netherlands that had helped make men like Bennett wealthy, or the resistance of Catholics and Anglicans to the ideological rigidity of the Puritan leadership in Maryland. The bloody Battle of the Severn on March 25, 1655, fought between the Catholic pro-Calvert forces and Puritans near Bennetts's own lands at Greenbury Point, Maryland, produced such gruesome atrocities that it probably precipitated Bennett's retirement from the governor's office six days later.
It is to Bennett's credit that no such turmoil occurred in Virginia and that even political rivals with religious differences respected the peaceful succession of power at Jamestown. In December 1656 the General Assembly appointed Bennett one of its lobbyists in London, but instead of acting to increase Virginia's power, at Cromwell's instigation he helped negotiate a treaty of November 30, 1657, with Cecil Calvert, second baron Baltimore, that restored Maryland's charter rights and original boundaries. Bennett served again on the governor's Council from 1658 until his death, much of the time during the second administration of his old adversary, Sir William Berkeley. From 1662 to 1672 he also served as the second major general ever appointed in the Virginia militia and helped defend the colony against invasion during the Second Anglo-Dutch War.
Bennett's political designs for a greater Virginia were thwarted, but in his personal life he achieved linkages across the many divisions that separated the two Chesapeake colonies. Late in the 1630s he married Maryann Utie, widow of Councillor John Utie. Their only son, Richard Bennett, attended Harvard College, married into a prominent Catholic family in Maryland, resided there for most of his life, and had a namesake son who became one of the wealthiest planters in Maryland. Bennett's daughters chose influential husbands from both colonies. Elizabeth Bennett married Charles Scarburgh, a Puritan from the Virginia Eastern Shore, and Anna Bennett first wed Theodorick Bland, of Virginia, and then married St. Leger Codd, of Northumberland County, Virginia, and Cecil County, Maryland.
Bennett bequeathed 5,300 acres of land on Maryland's Eastern Shore to three of his grandchildren and donated 300 acres to his local parish to be applied "towards the relief of four poor, aged, or impotent persons." Bennett died, probably at Bennett's Choice, between March 15, 1675, when he dated his will, and April 12, 1675, when it was proved in court.
August 6, 1609 - Richard Bennett is baptized at Wivelscombe, Somersetshire, England. He is the son of Thomas Bennett, a member of a large family of English merchants who deal exclusively in international trade.
March 31, 1655 - Richard Bennett vacates the office of governor of Virginia following the bloody Battle of the Severn, fought near his own lands at Greenbury Point, Maryland.
December 1656 - The General Assembly appoints Richard Bennett one of its lobbyists in London.
November 30, 1657 - Richard Bennett, acting as a lobbyist for the General Assembly in London, helps negotiate a treaty with Cecil Calvert, second baron Baltimore, that restores Maryland's charter rights and original boundaries.
1658–1675 - Richard Bennett serves on the governor's Council, much of the time during the second administration of his old adversary, Sir William Berkeley.
1662–1672 - Richard Bennett serves as the second major general ever appointed in the Virginia militia and helps defend the colony against invasion during the Second Anglo-Dutch War.
March 15, 1675 - Richard Bennett dates his will.
April 12, 1675 - Richard Bennett's will is proved in court. He dies sometime between March 15 and this date.
Fausz, J. Frederick. "Bennett, Richard." In The Dictionary of Virginia Biography, Vol. 1, edited by John T. Kneebone, J. Jefferson Looney, Brent Tarter, and Sandra Gioia Treadway, 445–447. Richmond: Library of Virginia, 1998.
Fausz, J. F., & the Dictionary of Virginia Biography. Richard Bennett (bap. 1609–ca. 1675). (2015, October 9). In Encyclopedia Virginia. Retrieved from http://www.EncyclopediaVirginia.org/Bennett_Richard_bap_1609-ca_1675.
Fausz, J. Frederick and the Dictionary of Virginia Biography. "Richard Bennett (bap. 1609–ca. 1675)." Encyclopedia Virginia. Virginia Foundation for the Humanities, 9 Oct. 2015. Web. READ_DATE.


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As a part of their visit in Cracow, they had the chance to observe the work of Polish solicitors in our company, we also had the pleasure to share our wide experience with them.
During the first part of the meeting Mr. Michał Sikora, a Partner in Budzowska Fiutowski & Partners informed our guests about the specialization and the way of functioning of our law firm.
In his speech he outlined the specifics of legal counselors' work. He also explained differences between two Bar Councils that exist in polish law system, this part was especially interesting for our guests because that concept is untypical in the German law system. Mr. Sikora shared with our guests his wide experience as an commercial law-expert. He stressed the importance of the having the international cooperation in regard to this specific area of law. .
Budzowska Fiutowski & Partners. Legal Counsels is the firm which is proud of being really active on the international stage especially by supporting different programs that are concentrated on developing international cooperation by developing experiences of young lawyers for instance by hosting international lawyers in our home office.
After this part of their visit our guests had the opportunity to meet Mr. Michał Krzanowski who is one of our compensation claims' specialists. Our guests were especially interested in Mrs. Jolanta Budzowska activities in the PEOPIL organization (Pan-European Organisation of Personal Injury Lawyers), which aim is to associate personal injury experts. Our German friends were extremely curious about the aspect of amicable settlements in polish law system especially in comparison with german system.


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Richard Brennan is the Regional Emergency Director of the World Health Organization (WHO) Eastern Mediterranean Region. He is an emergency and public health physician with extensive experience in health emergencies in more than thirty-five countries. Previously he spent seven years at WHO headquarters, including as Director of Emergency Operations and Director of Ebola Coordination and Response. Prior to joining the WHO, Brennan was Health Director at the International Rescue Committee in New York, Chief of Party for JSI Research and Training in Liberia, and Visiting Scientist at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in Atlanta and Honolulu.
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Gift Horse is a studio album by the folk rock band Lost Dogs. It was released in 1999 on BEC Records.

This turned out to be Gene Eugene's last album with the band, as he died in The Green Room shortly after its release. BEC Records retitled one song as "A Vegas Story" for the album's artwork. To this day, fans of the band continue to call it by its real name, "Free Drinks and a Dream". The song also goes by that name during concert performances and on later live albums and videos.

Track listing
 "Ghost Train (To Nowhere)" (Taylor)  (4:38)
 "Free Drinks and a Dream (A Vegas Story)" (Taylor)  (4:53)
 "If You Loved Here (You'd Be Home By Now)" (Taylor)  (3:09)
 "Diamonds to Coal" (Taylor)  (3:44)
 "A Blessing In Disguise" (Taylor)  (4:37)
 "Loved and Forgiven" (Taylor)  (4:47)
 "Rebecca Go Home" (Taylor)  (4:03)
 "Honeysuckle Breeze" (Taylor)  (2:56)
 "Ditto" (Taylor)  (4:18)
 "The Wall of Heaven" (Taylor)  (4:35)
 "Farther Along" (Traditional, Arranged by The Lost Dogs)  (4:11)

Personnel

Derri Daugherty — guitars and vocals
Burleigh Drummond — drums and percussion
Gene Eugene — guitars, piano, and vocals
Mike Roe — guitars and vocals
Terry Scott Taylor — guitars and vocals

Additional musicians
Melissa Hasin — cello
John McDuffie — pedal steel

Production notes
 Recorded and mixed by Gene Eugene and Lost Dogs at The Green Room, Huntington Beach, California.

References

Lost Dogs albums
1999 albums
Tooth & Nail Records albums

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Grand Rapids, Mich., May 29, 2014 - The West Michigan Sports Commission (WMSC), Experience Grand Rapids and the Meijer State Games of Michigan recently submitted a bid to host the State Games of America in 2017.
The State Games of America (SGA), a National Congress of State Games (NCSG) event, is an Olympic-style event featuring competition between State Games medal winners (gold, silver, bronze) from across the nation. Under the SGA format, all residents of the host state are eligible to participate along with State Games participants from all other states who've earned a medal in the two years leading up to the State Games of America. An estimated 8,000 in-state and 5,000 out-of-state athletes would participate if Grand Rapids, Mich. was chosen as the home of the SGA 2017. Grand Rapids would host more than 50 sports with all sporting facilities being within a 30 minute drive of downtown Grand Rapids.
"The success and growth of the Meijer State Games of Michigan as a signature event of the sports commission has positioned us well in successfully hosting the State Games of America." said Mike Guswiler, president of the WMSC. "The anticipated additional 5,000 out-of-state athletes, to our already popular games with more than 7,000 Michigan residents is expected to generate over $5 million dollars of direct spending in our community, should we receive the nod to host in 2017." Guswiler added.
By June 20, the NCSG will announce which of the bidding cities will receive site visits. Following the site visit, the chosen cities will be presented to the NCSG in October at the NCSG Symposium.
In addition to Grand Rapids, Mich., the other bidding cities are: Lincoln, Neb., San Diego, Calif., Hampton Roads, Va. and Oklahoma City, Okla. The 2015 SGA will take place in Lincoln, Neb.
thousands of volunteers and the support of corporate partners. To register for the 2014 Meijer State Games of Michigan, please visit www.StateGamesofMichigan.com.


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import org.junit.Assert;
import org.junit.Test;

public class ChecksTest {

    @Test
    public void testCheckNotNull() {
        // Returns the input argument if non-null
        Integer ival = Integer.valueOf(987);
        Assert.assertSame(ival, Checks.checkNotNull(ival));

        // Throws a NullPointerException if value is null
        try {
            Checks.checkNotNull(null);
            Assert.fail();
        } catch (IllegalArgumentException e) {
            Assert.assertEquals("Invalid value for <undefined>: null", e.getMessage());
        }

        // Throws a NullPointerException if value is null
        try {
            Checks.checkNotNull(null, "myvar");
            Assert.fail();
        } catch (IllegalArgumentException e) {
            Assert.assertEquals("Invalid value for myvar: null", e.getMessage());
        }
    }

    @Test
    public void testCheckArgument() {
        Checks.checkArgument(true, "No error");

        // If the condition is false, throws an exception with the given error message
        try {
            Checks.checkArgument(false, "An error");
            Assert.fail();
        } catch (IllegalArgumentException e) {
            Assert.assertEquals("An error", e.getMessage());
        }
    }

    @Test
    public void testCheckState() {
        Checks.checkState(true, "No error");

        // If the condition is false, throws an exception with the given error message
        try {
            Checks.checkState(false, "An error");
            Assert.fail();
        } catch (IllegalStateException e) {
            Assert.assertEquals("An error", e.getMessage());
        }
    }

    @Test
    public void checkIntRange() {
        assertIntRangeValid(true, Integer.MIN_VALUE, Integer.MIN_VALUE);
        assertIntRangeValid(true, 0, 0);
        assertIntRangeValid(true, Integer.MAX_VALUE, Integer.MAX_VALUE);
        assertIntRangeValid(false, 0, 1);
        assertIntRangeValid(true, 1, 0);

        assertIntRangeValid(true, 1, 0, 1);
        assertIntRangeValid(true, 1, 1, 1);
        assertIntRangeValid(false, 1, 1, -1);
    }

    @Test
    public void checkDoubleRange() {
        // Infinity/NaN values are never valid
        assertDoubleRangeValid(false, Double.NEGATIVE_INFINITY);
        assertDoubleRangeValid(false, Double.POSITIVE_INFINITY);
        assertDoubleRangeValid(false, Double.NaN);
        assertDoubleRangeValid(true, -1);
        assertDoubleRangeValid(true, 0);
        assertDoubleRangeValid(true, 1);

        assertDoubleRangeValid(true, Double.MIN_VALUE, 0.0);
        assertDoubleRangeValid(true, 0, 0);
        assertDoubleRangeValid(true, Double.MAX_VALUE, Double.MAX_VALUE);
        assertDoubleRangeValid(false, 0, 1);
        assertDoubleRangeValid(true, 1, 0);

        assertDoubleRangeValid(true, 1, 0, 1);
        assertDoubleRangeValid(true, 1, 1, 1);
        assertDoubleRangeValid(false, 1, 1, -1);
    }

    private void assertIntRangeValid(boolean expected, int val, int min) {
        try {
            Checks.checkRange(val, "myvar", min);
            Assert.assertEquals(expected, true);
        } catch (IllegalArgumentException e) {
            Assert.assertEquals(expected, false);
            Assert.assertEquals("Invalid value for myvar: " + val, e.getMessage());
        }
    }

    private void assertIntRangeValid(boolean expected, int val, int min, int max) {
        try {
            Checks.checkRange(val, "myvar", min, max);
            Assert.assertEquals(expected, true);
        } catch (IllegalArgumentException e) {
            Assert.assertEquals(expected, false);
            Assert.assertEquals("Invalid value for myvar: " + val, e.getMessage());
        }
    }

    private void assertDoubleRangeValid(boolean expected, double val) {
        try {
            Checks.checkRange(val, "myvar");
            Assert.assertEquals(expected, true);
        } catch (IllegalArgumentException e) {
            Assert.assertEquals(expected, false);
            Assert.assertEquals("Invalid value for myvar: " + val, e.getMessage());
        }
    }

    private void assertDoubleRangeValid(boolean expected, double val, double min) {
        try {
            Checks.checkRange(val, "myvar", min);
            Assert.assertEquals(expected, true);
        } catch (IllegalArgumentException e) {
            Assert.assertEquals(expected, false);
            Assert.assertEquals("Invalid value for myvar: " + val, e.getMessage());
        }
    }

    private void assertDoubleRangeValid(boolean expected, double val, double min, double max) {
        try {
            Checks.checkRange(val, "myvar", min, max);
            Assert.assertEquals(expected, true);
        } catch (IllegalArgumentException e) {
            Assert.assertEquals(expected, false);
            Assert.assertEquals("Invalid value for myvar: " + val, e.getMessage());
        }
    }

}

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As the name implies, straight out of the formula refers to the wire outlet direction and the thrust direction of the extruder, while the side of the formula is pointed out that the line direction of the thrust direction of the extruder to form a certain angle, typically an angle of 90 degrees. Understand the definition of these two words, I believe that the first reaction is that the extruder is the material under the same conditions in the extrusion working pressure arising in the implementation will be very different. In the case does not affect the product quality, reduce the working pressure can be effective in prolonging the life of the extruder, and straight out of the formula the desired working pressure is relatively much smaller than the side of the formula, the user can squeeze the wire process requirements of features and products suitable for their own needs and outlet.


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Fresh off of her Olympic gold medal-winning performance at the 2016 Rio Games, Gabby Douglas is going full-speed ahead with her next gig and this one should be full of fun. It was just confirmed that Douglas along with singer Ciara, have both been added to the judges table at the upcoming Miss American pageant.
With the 2017 Miss America pageant only mere weeks away, it's only natural that the list of celebrity judges is released to the public and this year's judging just got a lot more interesting thanks to addition of both Gabby Douglas and Ciara.
E! News and Entertainment Weekly have all of the details surrounding the inclusion of both lovely ladies as judges for this year's competition, which will ultimately crown a winner from one of the 50 states from a pool of 52 contestants.
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The Olympic gymnast is going to join the panel of judges at the 2017 Miss America Competition, the Miss America Organization announced Monday. The gold medal winner will also be joined be singer and actress Laura Marano for the highly anticipated event, which will see 52 women compete not only for the coveted crown but also for scholarships.
"Miss America has been such an amazing event for so many years and I am excited to have the opportunity to judge the competition this year," said Douglas in a statement. "The contestants are a great example of strong women across America and I especially look forward to hearing the platforms that each of them will represent!"
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Ciara wants to see you 1, 2 step—or demonstrate whatever it is your talent may be! That's because the newlywed Grammy winner is going to be a judge at the 2017 Miss America Competition, the Miss America Organization announced Wednesday. Ciara is the final member of the panel, which consists of her, Olympic gymnast Gabby Douglas, Mavericks owner and entrepreneur Mark Cuban, actresses Sara Foster and singer Cole Swindell.
The 2017 Miss America Competition will air live from Atlantic City's Boardwalk Hall on Sunday, September 11 on ABC.
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