I stand alone, Facing the morning and traveling into the night.
Others may walk beside me but to them i am but a piece of the scenery.
We all stand alone in the light of the day and through the darkness of the night.
Even in a crowded street we are alone in our journey through life.
Once and a while we may stop and be one with the rest of the travelers.
Sharing thoughts and ideas with each other until we go back out on our journey.
Each persons journey through life is his or her own to take.
Sometimes you may be fortunate and have a companion who travels a similar path.
Those of us who are lucky enough to have such a blessing should enjoy it while it lasts.
Because eventually their path will fork off and we will be once again alone on our Journey.
Embrace the love you are given and return the love to all that you are fortunate to travel with.
Though I travel alone, I travel with all of creation towards the light that awaits us all.
The illusion of being alone fades to show me that we all travel through life together.
desire to be one with all creation.


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Kyle Allen (Livermore, 10 de outubro de 1994) é um ator estadunidense.

Início da vida
Natural de Livermore, Califórnia, Allen começou a treinar acrobacias ainda jovem e frequentou a Kirov Academy of Ballet em Washington D.C., onde ao assistir Taras Domitro performar Romeu e Julieta no Kennedy Center, sentiu-se desencorajado a seguir o balé. Após a formatura, ele morou em Los Angeles pegando trabalho comercial, bem como dublando em um videoclipe de Master P.

Carreira
Em julho de 2015, Allen foi escalado para um papel principal na série dramática do Hulu, The Path, coestrelado por Aaron Paul e Michelle Monaghan, aparecendo em todos os 36 episódios. Após a série terminar em 2018, Allen apareceu em um papel recorrente em American Horror Story, e em 2019, ele foi escalado como Balkan, um dos Jets em West Side Story de Steven Spielberg, uma adaptação do musical da Broadway de mesmo nome.

Em 2021, Allen foi escalado como Romeu em Rosaline, uma releitura moderna de Romeu e Julieta coestrelada por Kaitlyn Dever e Isabela Merced, e em The Greatest Beer Run Ever coestrelado por Zac Efron e Russell Crowe. Em 28 de janeiro de 2022, Allen foi escalado como He-Man no reboot da Netflix de Masters of the Universe.

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Editorial: Remove marital exemption to sexual battery
By The Editorial Advisory Board
Let's just get it done.
Kansas has an embarrassing and archaic spousal exemption buried in the statute on sexual battery, meaning no one can be prosecuted for unwanted, abusive sexual contact if that person is married to the victim. The confounding lack of progress on removing the exemption must end in this session.
The exemption is a holdout from a less enlightened time, when most laws on sexual abuse had marital exemptions. Marriage, it was thought, implied consent to any and all sexual activity. Such exemptions began falling out of favor in the 1970s and 1980s as women's rights within a marriage were strengthened. Most exemptions were removed, including the marital exemption to rape in Kansas, and wisely so. Forcing anyone into sexual activity they are not comfortable with, even if that person is a spouse, should be a crime.
The marital exemption to sexual battery, however, has remained, and not simply from lack of attention. Legislative committees have now taken up the issue in multiple sessions. Domestic violence and sexual assault organizations have lobbied for removal. The removal has faced no serious opposition. We identified the failure to remove the exemption as one of the three biggest mistakes made by the Kansas Legislature in the last session, alongside individual tax decoupling and Medicaid expansion.
The Legislature's failure to act makes Kansas one of only eight states with a spousal exemption to a sex crime still on the books.
The current sexual battery statute is not simply outdated. Removing the exemption would give prosecutors an additional tool to prosecute offenders in notoriously complex domestic violence cases. Domestic violence, defined as a pattern of controlling, abusive acts in a relationship, is one of the most difficult crimes to prosecute. Victims may fear cooperating with law enforcement, physical evidence may be sparse, and some of the most frightening and degrading acts of abuse may not fit neatly into Kansas statutes.
Domestic violence offenders are frequently charged and convicted with crimes other than domestic battery, like telephone harassment, stalking and violations of protective orders. In complex cases, Kansas statutes are tools for prosecutors seeking to hold abusers accountable and protect the public. The spousal exemption removes sexual battery as a possible tool.
"The current law is especially harmful to individuals who are sexually battered as part of an abusive marriage," said Michelle McCormick, program director of the YWCA Center for Safety and Empowerment in her testimony before the house Committee on Judiciary last session. "Acts of sexual violence are perpetrated routinely by those who physically abuse their partners, to gain and maintain domination and control in the relationship."
Fears of overzealous prosecutions have not been realized in other states where spousal exemptions have been removed. There is a pressing need to make Kansas laws reflect our values on this issue.


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Forecast is rain for the weekend, so no progress is expected this weekend. I did go ahead and remove the body mount bolts. Hit most of them with PB Blaster last night (sorry honey for the obnoxious odor). Those I hit were simple to remove, once breaking them free I was able to remove them by hand. I missed spraying the front 2 and rear 2. Front 2 fought a bit, but were able to be removed with the 1/2" ratchet. Rear 2 only required breaking free and could also be removed by hand.
I think I had a bird living in the driver side foot well though.
Woke up this morning (after recovering from a little too much libations at a charity gala last night) to bright sunshine. After getting over my headache and doing yard cleanup, I started playing with a new toy I bought last week. Found a lightly used sand blast booth on Craigslist for $150.
Came with 25 lbs of glass beads and 25 lbs of black diamond.
I was able to clean up some scrap metal building purlins for testing and practice my tig welds.
Should work great for cleaning up all the small parts to get them ready for repainting. And it can be used for my wife's glass grinder for her stained glass. (To keep all the small shards contained) Win-win.
The frame looks rough, driver side has a crack where the horizontal sway bar bracket bolt goes. The passenger side just looks nasty with all the booger welds.
Wow, quite the project! I'd totally missed this thread... keep it up!
We had nice (nicer than recent) weather today, so after planting some trees and shrubs I drug it out of the garage to do some more grinding.
Looks like the front of this frame was either torn completely off or replaced. Looks like the front crossmember was welded back to the passenger frame rail, that is the huge blob of weld and it extends along the top and down the front side of the crossmember too.
So now I'm at a crossroad. Either keep fixing this one or find a replacement front frame and chop it off and weld on the replacement. I've been looking around here, and have not found a suitable replacement clip yet. So not sure what I will do.
I'm afraid of doing any more grinding on the frame and pulling any more patch metal off for fear that the frame might break since it is still supported by the springs and axles.
Also did some practice with the TIG, all I can say is I NEED PRACTICE. Dipped the filler into the electrode too many times. Grrrr. Had the post flow too low on the argon. Grrr. Was pushing too many amps. Grrrr. It is definitely much more sensitive to user errors than MIG. I am comfortable running MIG beads all day, just need to get the feel on the TIG as that is what I want to use on the body panel repairs. Would like to use it on the frame as well, but not sure I am ready for that, YET.
Damn those are some mean cracks. Wonder what the previous owner did to crack the frame on both sides to that extent.
See what you mean. With the cracks where the front cross member is you can only put a plate on the outside of the frame. Will be interesting to see what the good welders on the forum say.
Jeep was bought between Cottonwood and Sedona Arizona, previous owner used it to haul rocks up a mountain to build a cabin. I bought it from the Niece of the man who used it as a rock hauler and she said he rolled it once. After rolling it his family demanded he install a roll cage, so he put an exocage on it. He was the second owner, allegedly bought it when it was 1 year old, still had the iron duke in it. I'm wondering if it had been in a collision in that first year and the frame was fixed then resold.
If he rolled it, front may have hit at a angle hard enough to do cracks. Also that kind of a hit probably bent the frame. Need to have the frame measured to make sure it's straight. When driving behind it does it track straight?
I was going to say it looks like it took a hard front hit and agree that you also need to check that the frame isn't bent or otherwise out of whack.
Only things still on the frame at this time is the body, gas tank, and suspension.
I've been over the entire frame and dont see any other areas that are questionable. Really the frame is intact everywhere and certainly looks better than some of the north eastern frames that have been "fixed".
I'm not trying to justify using the frame, just clarifying what I see. Once I lift the body it might be a different story.
I do plan to do some cross measurements to verify frame squareness.
Sad thing is, the jeep drove great before I dug into these issues.
Might want to look for a CJ7 frame for the front section. Oil has a habit of covering the front half of the frame keeping it solid while the back half rusts away. Might find one of those cheap.
May have solved my problem, found a frame for sale locally. Gonna go get it tomorrow. Hopefully it will still be there.
If you ever follow a van or tractor trailer and can see the whole side (while your behind it) it can be because it took a hit on the drivers side, around the rear quarter panel. It twists the frame. You can't see it until you measure out the frame (or take to a body shop that has a frame machine). You can have someone drive behind a jeep that your driving (before you buy it), to get a idea if the frame has some extensive damage from a wreck they don't tell you about. Some times it can also be the rear end isn't square to the rest of the body. If you see this, you know somethings not right.
Or the rear steering switch was not centered after doing some crab crawling, er.... never mind, dont have rear steering, .......... yet?
That's a nice find. Good frame, Rotisserie to do the work, and nice rims. Plus parts to fix what goes bad or to sell to help finance the project.


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Every fourth Android smartphone in 2016 will copy 3D Touch Apple
Apple's implementation of the Force Touch technology into a smart watch Apple Watch 3D Touch and in the iPhone 6s has set a new trend on the mobile market. The Android manufacturers mass-produce their own analogues of the touch sensitive displays for flagship solutions and smartphones in the medium price range.
According to DigiTimes, shipments of display modules defining the effect of depression on screen, in 2016 will increase by 317%, reaching 461 million units. This means that every fourth smartphone released next year will get recognize force pressing display, same hardware as in the iPhone 6s.
GUI iOS 9 supports this technology and, depending on the pressing force, performs certain actions. In addition to such familiar gestures like touch, swipe, and pinch, 3D Touch allows you to use Peek and Pop. Through these gestures, you can view online content and work with it, even opening. For example, if you click on a letter, Peek show preview. But if you push harder — it will Pop open. 3D Touch is one of the key innovations in the iPhone 6s that set it apart from iPhone 6.
It should be understood that the 3D Touch has nothing to do with familiar to most Android users retention. The combination of special software algorithms and physical modules allow the iPhone screen to distinguish between depression of different intensity and interpret them depending on the action being performed. Sensor to detect the many gradations of pressure and tactile response feature called the taptic Engine, is unique to the market solution.
Network sources claim that the next flagship Samsung Galaxy S7 will get the support of similar technologies. The company is not the first time decides to follow the footsteps of Apple: in 2013, after the presentation of iPhone 5s, the top Manager of the South Korean firm announced his intention at all was to equip future flagship 64-bit processor.
Latest reports indicate that in China and the largest manufacturer Xiaomi, often called "Chinese Apple", has also received a patent for his version of the function implementation. Does not specify whether the company to develop its own technology or will stop at a ready solution from Synaptics. Although most likely still appears to be recent developments.
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When I got called down to the office that morning to give the new kid a tour, I had no idea what was in store for me. I walked into the main office, took one look at him, and it was instacrush. Nico was soul-crushingly perfect.
Writing Up Wednesday is a brand new meme, this one for authors! It looks like fun, so I thought I would join in.
Writing Up Wednesday #1: What are your writing goals for 2017?
Goal 1: I'm just a few chapters from being done with this round of edits on Kissing Frogs. I still need to do some work on pacing and then I have a fantastic friend (and author) who offered to read through it again. Then either more edits or off to the editor and then I get to hit PUBLISH! That will be nice!
Goal 2: I have a prequel to Kissing Frogs that is about 2/3 written, a short novella. I plan to finish that, get it edited, and publish that this year.
Goal 4: I have been brainstorming with an idea for a book and I want to continue to flesh that out and hopefully begin writing it later this year.
Goal 5: I have just over 50,000 words in the book I wrote for NaNoWriMo, but it isn't finished. I would like to finish it and get that going. It needs a lot of work. Plotwise, it is about 59% done, which would give me a pretty big final word count. But I didn't do a lot of revision as I wrote and I think once the story is down, edits will DEFINITELY pare it down to a more manageable size.
You have such awesome goals!! Good luck to you. I'm still just hoping to finish my one little novel. I've really lost steam in January but hoping to pick it up again in February.


I was born in the Medway towns, Chatham to be precise, in the early 1970s, spending the first 27 years of my life enjoying(?) the splendour that is Medway. After that I took a downwards step – if that's possible? – to live in Slough for a couple of years due to a change in career. I finally settled in a lovely village just outside Reading, where I've been ever since.
I'm a [long distance] father to two wonderful little girls, seeing them every other weekend since their mum moved back to Rochester with them to start her new life after leaving me. They – Alice and Elisa – mean everything to me and I count down the days, hours, minutes and seconds until I get to spend time with them again.
My other big love is for all things Metal! I first found the Metal before leaving school at 16, dipping my toes into the sea of Rock and Metal with Metallica's "Ride The Lightning", and I've never looked back since. If it rocks it's pretty much guaranteed I'll like it. I don't go to gigs as much as I used to, or would like to if I'm honest, but every now and then something comes along that makes the journey into London worthwhile.
I think it's safe to say that my musical tastes have since expanded and can only be described as eclectic, liking everything from Slayer to Sigur Ros, stopping off at Frank Sinatra, a bit of house and some classical along the way. I can't explain why I like so many different styles of music. Sometimes I hear something and it just works.
Working around computers since the age of 16 it was inevitable I'd join the online community, starting my first Blogspot blog over 10 years ago. This is my latest, and hopefully last, site. I guess only time will tell if that's the case I suppose?
Spending some time away from the blogosphere after finishing my walk from Land's End to John O'Groats in the summer of 2010, I decided it was time to saddle up the old horse and get back to writing again. The problem was, the old site – the one I started after my wife left me with the girls – wasn't sitting right with me. I had every intention of going back to it and picking up from where I left off but for one reason or another it just wasn't working for me. Hm? What to do? What else, a new site obviously!
When thinking about a life-long domain name I wanted to be sure that this time I got it right. The name had to make me smile and had to mean something worthwhile. The old sites had had their time and to be honest, if my wife hadn't left then the old King family website would still be going strong today, but that was then and this is now.
Through The Clouds was a name that came to me at the end of 2010. For a very long time I've suffered with bouts of depression and when they hit it's like a black cloud descends, smothering me, stifling normal thought, driving me down into a not very nice dark place. It's not fun when this happens and a lot of the time I don't even understand why it happens, all I know is it happens and I'm trying my best to learn to cope and deal with it.
The new domain name is supposed to be a way to signify this, but more importantly it's supposed to show a positive side to the whole dark cloud thing. I do come out through the clouds eventually, and life is good again. I want this corner of the World-Wide-Wait to be a positive place for me to come to and write, something I've missed a lot since finishing the LEJOG walk, something I know has helped me a lot in the past to exorcise my demons.


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5 Bush Getaways in the South East
On the far south coast of New South Wales near the bay side village of Eden lies Ben Boyd National Park. This large coastal park skirts the rugged coastline on either side of picturesque Twofold Bay. The northern section takes in spectacular coastal vistas, two picnic areas and the impressive 'pinnacles', a unique land form where white cliffs are capped by red clay. A stunning sight in the fading afternoon light. The southern section of the park comprises several historical features including Boyds Tower, a 19 metre high sandstone tower built by Ben Boyd during the 1840s. The tower was originally built as a lighthouse but never passed government regulations. The tower instead was used as a lookout for whale spotting during whaling operations. The southern section also includes the historic Green Cape Lighthouse. This historic landmark was built during the 1880s and is regarded as one of the most picturesque lighthouses in the country. Tours are available of the lighthouse and accommodation is available in the historic keeper's cottages. Contact NPWS for details and bookings. The Davidson Whaling Station Historic Site is also located near this section of the park. Take a stroll around the site and view the historic cottage and whaling relics that are on display. Several walks in the park take in the magnificent coastal scenery with the long distance (30.7km) Boyds Tower to Green Cape (light to light) walk being popular. This walk can also be split into smaller sections for pleasant shorter walks for all the family. Two well appointed camping areas are located in the park. Saltwater Creek and Bittangabee Bay are both great spots to pitch the tent for a night or two with facilities at both including tables, wood and gas bbqs and toilet. The park is easily accessible off the Princes Highway north and south of Eden.
To the north west of Ben Boyd National Park in rugged mountainous country between the coast and Monaro Tablelands lies the relatively unspoilt Wadbilliga National Park. Around 44 percent includes the Brogo Wilderness Area. For those after a wilderness experience Wadbilliga is the perfect spot. The park can be accessed from the west via Bourkes Road from Cobargo or the 4wd only Wadbilliga Trail off Tuross Road. The Tuross Falls section is located in the north west of the park and can be accessed via Badja Forest Road off Braidwood Road east of Cooma. The impressive Tuross Falls, where the Tuross River plunges 35 metres off the escarpment into a deep ravine is a highlight. A delightful walking track of about 2 hours return departs from the camping area. The easy grade 4wd trek along the Wadbilliga Trail through the heart of the park is the best way to fully appreciate the beauty and wilderness that makes up Wadbilliga. There are two basic camping areas, both 2wd accessible within the park. Lake Creek in the heart of the park is surrounded by pristine wilderness and is accessible by conventional vehicles from the east in dry weather, otherwise a 4wd is required. Lake Creek is located along Bourkes Road. In the north west of the park high up on the Monaro Tablelands Tuross Falls camping area can be found. This is a pleasant spot beside the Tuross River and can be accessed off Badja Forest Road. Facilities at both include tables, wood bbqs and toilet.
Adjoining Wadbilliga's southern boundary and stretching all the way to the Victorian border is the large South East Forest National Park. Split into many sections with numerous access points this national park covers some 115,000 hectares from the Monaro Tablelands to the coast. In the north of the park and accessible via the Snowy Mountains Highway points of interest include Pipers Lookout along the highway with views from the escarpment extending into the wilderness, Nunnock camping area high up on the tablelands with Nunnock Swamp, a high altitude wetlands and Alexanders Hut, an alpine style bushmans hut set high above the creek with camping permitted in the vicinity of the hut. Both camping areas have wood bbqs and toilet with Nunnock also having tables and shelter. Alexanders Hut can also be used for emergency shelter. Both are accessible via Cattlemans Link Trail off Packers Swamp Road (4wd recommended) from the west or Postmans Track (4wd only) from the east. Postmans camping area is also located along Postmans Track which runs off Tantawangalow Mountain Road and has tables, shelter, wood bbqs and toilet provided. Postmans is 4wd access only in dry weather. Just north of Postmans Track is Six Mile Creek camping area, an easily accessible site beside Tantawangalow Mountain Road with a short stroll to a series of cascades an ideal way to end the day. Further south Myanba Gorge is well worth a look. Take a pleasant stroll along the boardwalk following several small cascades before ending at the gorge lookout. Views of the Towamba River Valley are breathtaking. Although only a picnic area is provided at the gorge camping is available at nearby Waratah Gully with wood bbqs and toilet provided. Both these sites are accessible via Coolangubra Forest Way from the small village of Cathcart. Another couple of great spots to visit are in the east of the park. The drive up to and the views from the 776 metre high Wolumla Peak are outstanding. Views extend over the Bega Valley and across to the coast. A picnic area just before the lookout is a great spot for a cuppa. Alternatively south of Wolumla Peak deep within the rainforest on the mountainside is the Goodenia Rainforest picnic area. This is the perfect spot for a quiet lunch break with tables, gas bbqs and toilet provided. The delightful rainforest walk departs from the picnic area and is well worth the effort. Allow about an hour for the stroll. Wolumla Peak is accessible via Wolumla Peak Forest Road while the Goodenia Rainforest is accessible via Chalk Hills Road. Both are off the main Darragh Road.
Moving south and over the border into Victoria is the rainforest clad Errinundra National Park. High up on the Errinundra Plateau and dominated by cool temperate rainforest a scenic drive is the best way to explore this picturesque park. Follow part of the historic Baldwin Spencer Trail that traces the 1889 route of explorer Walter Baldwin Spencer on his exploration of the area from Orbost in the south to Bendoc in the north through what is now Errinundra National Park. Stop off at Errinundra Saddle and take the self-guided stroll through lush rainforest, enjoy the views from Ocean View Lookout just south of the saddle with views all the way to the coast on a clear day. Basic camping is provided at Frosty Hollow in the east of the park. Facilities include wood bbq and toilet with access via Backcreek Road from Bendoc. Access to the main section of Errinundra National Park from the south is via Errinundra Road through Club Terrace east of Orbost and from the west via Errinundra Road off the Bonang Highway. Both these routes can be closed during and after wet weather so check with Parks Victoria prior to your visit for current road conditions.
South east of Errinundra and covering over 100 kilometres of pristine coastline in Victoria's north east corner is Croajingolong National Park. There are quiet waterways to paddle the canoe, throw a line in or cool off in on a warm day. Numerous walking tracks traverse the park with the long distance Wilderness Coast Walk taking in spectacular coastal scenery from Sydenham Inlet in the far west of the park through to New South Wales being popular amongst hikers. Shorter walks include the climb up to Genoa Peak in the north of the park, well worth the effort for outstanding views across to the coast, the stroll to the historic Point Hicks Lightstation in the far south of the park and numerous short walks near Mallacoota leading to quiet bays and estuaries. It is also possible to traverse several sections of the park via 4wd tracks, all of which are highly recommended. Camping is well catered for with campgrounds located in the west on the Cann River near Tamboon Inlet, near the Point Hicks Lightstation at the large Thurra River camping area and the tranquil Mueller Inlet beside the Mueller River. Thurra River and Tamboon Inlet or Peach Tree Creek camping area have wood bbqs and toilet provided while Mueller Inlet only has toilet with no wood fires permitted at this site. All sites are accessible via Tamboon Road from Cann River village. The historic Point Hicks Lightstation is also accessible via this route where accommodation is available in the historic keeper's cottages. Contact the lighstation for details and bookings. The isolated Wingen Inlet camping area is located in the middle of the park and is accessed via West Wingan Road off the Princes Highway while Shipwreck Creek camping area located near Mallacoota is accessible via Centre Track south of Mallacoota village. Both sites have tables, wood bbqs and toilet provided.
The south east region includes some awe inspiring scenery and numerous delightful spots to throw down the swag for a night or two with a myriad of activities available from bushwalking and car touring to 4wding, camping and canoeing. These five outstanding national parks cover a large section of the south east from the rugged escarpment country to the wild coastline and it is an area of stunning beauty and diversity that is well worth the time taken to explore.
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We've spent some time in the Ben Boyd National Park a couple of years ago. It's a beautiful area with loads of history. Great photos here.
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It purchased the rights to commercialise Jetrea outside the US from its developers ThromboGenics in 2012 as part of a deal potentially worth up to 375m.
Novartis' Alcon division acquired commercialisation rights to Jetrea from its discoverer, the Belgium-based biopharmaceutical company ThromboGenics, in a 375m deal last March.


Wisconsin bill would make a first time OWI a crime | Peterson, Berk & Cross, S.C.
On behalf of Peterson, Berk & Cross, S.C. posted in Criminal on Monday, January 14, 2019.
Wisconsin is the only state in the country where a first-time drunk driving charge is a civil violation and not a criminal offense, but two Wisconsin lawmakers are proposing to change this.
In early January, Representative Jim Ott and Senator Alberta Darling introduced a bill to the Wisconsin legislature to make a first time OWI (Operating While Intoxicated) offense a misdemeanor. This charge would result in a $500 fine and 30 days in jail when convicted. The current penalties for a first time OWI are a suspended driver's license for six to nine months and a fine of up to $350, but no jail time.
On New Year's Eve, a good Samaritan and off-dutyfirefighter,was killed on the eastbound Beltline near Madison after stopping to help a driver who had lost control of her vehicle in a snowstorm. The firefighter was Lake Mills Fire Captain Christopher Truman, who was struck and killed when a third driver crashed into them. The driver of the first vehicle, as well as a passenger in that car, were also injured in the second crash, but not seriously. The third driver was later arrested and charged with homicide by intoxicated use of a vehicle.
In recent comments regarding this crash, new Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers supported this proposed legislation. He believes that creating stricter penalties for a first time OWI would help to decrease the occurrence of drunk driving.


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Graphic Photos show final moments of Sylvester Oromoni, 12, who died after allegedly being tortured by his classmates
The family of Sylvester Oromoni Jr., a student of Dowen college who died days ago, has released a video to dispute Dowen College's statement that their son wasn't tortured in school.
In an initial report announcing Sylvester's death, a Twitter user claiming to be a family member of the deceased said Sylvester called the names of some students of Dowen College and alleged they tortured him because he won't join their cult group in boarding school
Subsequently, Dowen College released a statement, denying this report and stated that there is no cult group in the school
The school's management added that Sylvester Junior injured his hip while playing football and, after initially administering first aid, his family was called to pick him.
But the boy's family has released videos and a photo to show that it wasn't just a hip injury that killed their son.
A photo shows Sylvester with bruised lips and the family said he got that after being forced by the boys at school to consume a substance.
His family members are heard cursing the people who inflicted such injuries on their son.
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Deutsche Bank DigitalBanking | Digitalisation and money: Are zeros and ones the currency of the future?
Intro Are zeros and ones the currency of the future?
Chapter one Brave new world?
Chapter two Is the financial industry facing a digital revolution?
Chapter three What are tomorrow's innovation drivers?
Chapter four Access to data anywhere, any time – and for anyone?
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Are zeros and ones the currency of the future?
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H.A. Abdel Rahman
Department of Soils, Water, and Agricultural Engineering, College of Agricultural and Marine Sciences, Sultan Qaboos University, P. 0. Box 34, AI-Khod 123, Muscat, Sultanate of Oman.
H.S. Al-Wahaibi
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Water Use Efficiency and Yield of Cucumber (Cucumis sativus L.) Under Greenhouse and Field Conditions
H.A. Abdel Rahman, H.S. Al-Wahaibi
The combination of aridity, extensive urbanization and expansion of irrigated fanning have brought about substantial wale demand increase and intensified the gap between rising water demands and limited existing water supply in the Sultanate of Oman. Creenhouse farming has hem adopted as pan of the government effects to conserve and augment water supplies. Greenhouse cropping in Oman is mostly practiced at times, when crops could tolerate outside conditions. Experiments were conducted for two seasons to determine the effect of four irrigation rates. (I, 2, 3 and 4 mm/day in greenhouse and 3, 4, 6 and 8 mm/day in field) and evaporative cooling on yields of cucumbers, total water we efficiency and cost. Results showed an asymptotic increase of greenhouse cucumber yield with increase in water applications from 1 to 4 mm/day. The 2mm/day applications optimized yields (kg/m3), whereas 3mm/day application maximized yields, with no significant difference from the 2mm/day applications being observed. Yields wee increased by 135% from 27 to 63 t/ha when irrigation was increased from lmm/day to 3 mm/day respectively, and declined thereafter. Field cucumber yields increased linearly as the irrigation water was increased from 3 mm/day to 8 mm/day. Yields were optimized at 6 mm/day applications (35 t/ha). The 8 mm/day maximized yields (40 t/ha) but fell short of the optimum 2mm/day yields (53 t/ha) obtained in the greenhouse. Optimum yields, were obtained at an average mop factor (Kc) of 0.58 ETo and 1.55 ETo in the greenhouse and the field respectively, indicating that water requirements for the greenhouse cucumber is about one third of that in the open field. The irrigation water use efficiency was higher in the greenhouse than that of the open field because of the Iowa water requirement and higher yields of cucumbers. But the total water use efficiency approached that of the field as the rats wee maximized, bemuse of the high quantity of water used in evaporative cooling The average cooling pad water use was found to be 79.11m-2 day-1 of pad area. ln the greenhouse, irrigation water use efficiency was highest with 2 mm/day applications (31.3 kg/m3), whereas in the open field the highest irrigation water use efficiency obtained was only 7.6 kg/m-3 for the 6 mm/day applications. Treatments close to the cooling pads of the greenhouse wee more moist than the amount of water applied would have indicated, but supposed yields obtained were attributed to the high soil salinity levels washed from the pads and possibly due to the chilling temperature incurred at night.
Water management, drip irrigation, evaporative cooling, Oman.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.24200/jams.vol9iss2pp31-41
Copyright (c) 2017 H.A. Abdel Rahman, H.S. Al-Wahaibi


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Home Marketing Madness WTF Are UTM Codes?
WTF Are UTM Codes?
UTM codes are snippets of code that are attached to the end of a URL. UTM codes are also used to pinpoint specific sources of traffic to a website. At minimum, UTM codes include a traffic source, medium, and campaign name. UTMs can be used to track email campaigns, paid ads, social media posts, and more.
To create a UTM code, you'll need three pieces of information: the traffic source, medium, and campaign name. You can track any of these three pieces of information separately or together. The most common way to use UTMs is to track traffic sources and mediums together. For example, if you're running a Facebook ad campaign, you would track the traffic source as Facebook and the medium as paid advertising.
Here's an example of a UTM code:
https://www.example.com/page?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=paid_advertising
The code above would tell you that the traffic for that page came from Facebook and was generated through paid advertising. You can also use UTMs to track clicks on specific links. For example, if you have a landing page that you want to track specifically, you can add a UTM code to the link that points to the landing page. This will help you gauge how successful your landing page is at converting visitors into leads or customers.
To create a UTM code for a link, use this format:
https://www.example.com/page?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=paid_advertising&utm_campaign=landing_page
The code above would tell you that the traffic for that page came from Facebook, was generated through paid advertising, and was for your landing page campaign.
To create a UTM code, you'll need to use a URL builder. This is a free online tool that makes it easy to create UTM codes. You'll need to input the following information into the URL builder:
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Teach and command these things. Anyone who teaches otherwise and does not consent to wholesome words, to the words of our Lord Jesus Christ, and to godly doctrine is conceited and knows nothing. He has a morbid disposition for controversy and verbal disputes, from which come envy, strife, blasphemies, evil speculations, constant disputes by men of corrupt minds, being destitute of the truth, and supposing that financial gain is godliness. Withdraw yourself from such men.
Money is not the root of all evil, as some erroneously teach; the love of it is. This is because the love of money is a manifestation of fear, specifically fear of lack. This was the original sin that Eve fell into – believing the lie of lack. Lucifer himself believed this lie (Ezekiel 28:4,5,15,16) and became Satan – the adversary – i.e. the one who opposes himself.
It is inconceivable that any lack could come from God. Lack only exists in consciousness and that is consciousness defiled by the lie that lack is your portion. Iniquity began in Lucifer when he saw himself as lacking status, authority and wealth. Eve believed the lie that she lacked something to make her godlike. The truth is, she and Adam were already perfectly like their Creator and lacked nothing. The lie was that the thing forbidden them – fruit from the tree of knowledge of good and evil – would have given them more than they had or made them more than they were. The truth was, eating this fruit would make them less. Believing the lie, they ended up indeed lacking.
All Satan has to offer is lack. God is the King of Abundance. Satan cannot offer anything but deception.
Millions on planet earth oppose themselves because they believe in scarcity. They choose to live in the evil one's kingdom of lack. There is no lack in the Kingdom of God. The believer has complete access to the resources of this Kingdom and is free to manifest these resources on this planet through faith. So the Christian need not live in the scarcity paradigm of this world system.
That said, Paul here dismantles a possible deception that people who have wealth are therefore all believers. He says that financial gain does not necessarily equate to godliness. People often cheat, steal and swindle their way to financial plenty. So wealth is no guarantee of godliness.
Yet, right on the other hand, Paul says that godliness is a guarantee of financial success. Money might not be proof that you have God but having God in your life is great gain. Of course, this is spiritual gain but the riches in glory are meant to be manifest on this plane. So financial abundance is available, provided it comes the right way. That way is the way of stewardship.
Walking in the billionaire blessing of Abraham is your covenant right and you can manifest unlimited wealth here in this life. But the purpose of this billionaire blessing is not to make you JR Ewing; it is to make you a distributor of Kingdom resources. You are here to manifest wealth for Kingdom purposes, not to build your own empire and be like the tycoons of the world system.
In terms of your own material needs, you can be, as Paul says here, content with just having your basic needs met, such as food and clothing. But if you have a family to feed or a payroll to meet, you need much more than subsistence levels of supply. If others depend on you, you simply must have abundance.
Groups such as the Puritans have exemplified this. Many Puritans lived frugal lives, eschewing ostentatious displays of wealth yet racking up huge fortunes, out of which they built schools, universities and churches and helped the poor. These believers had a highly developed sense of stewardship in their endeavours as well as great faith in their election by God to exercise dominion in society.
A man or woman enthused with a purpose in building wealth for the sake of the Kingdom is an unstoppable force.
The determining factor here is which system we are operating under. We are either desiring to manifest Kingdom resources as stewards or desiring to get rich in the natural. It is the latter system which will see us brought to ruin and pierced through with many sorrows. That is the Mammon system of this world, the Babylonian economy God has purposed to destroy.
Here Paul gives a charge to those who are "rich in this world." He is addressing those who have money and giving a way for people who have money to bring their riches under stewardship and make them Kingdom resources. It is alright to be rich but don't trust the world system of economics.It is okay to be rich in the world if God is your Source.
That is the key to it all. Whether you made your money wheeling and dealing in the world system or by the Kingdom system, you make your wealth holy by placing it under the Lordship of Christ and calling it Kingdom!
Godliness with contentment is great gain. This means you function in the Kingdom, with God as your Source. Without that sense of inner contentment it is easy to get sucked into a place where you fear lack and begin to function in the world system of avarice again.
Functioning in the Kingdom is recognising – BY FAITH – that you are an heir of the Kingdom and that all things are yours. You are a partaker in Abraham's billionaire blessing and that there is no lack to you because you fear YHWH. You MUST develop consciousness in this wonderful truth because what you retain in consciousness is what will manifest in your life.
There is no "getting rich" for the believer, only manifesting on this physical plane what belongs to you already in glory realms. You are already rich and superabundantly funded over there in the invisible Kingdom of God!! As Paul says here in 1 Timothy, those who want to get rich fall into temptation and a snare i.e. a trap. The trap is that they are locking themselves out of Kingdom reality, where all needs are already supplied and our wealth is infinite. This trap is being locked into the carnal realm of lust and Paul calls it straying from the faith and thus they have pierced themselves through with many sorrows. Unnecessary ones.
When you drop out of faith and love, you end up mired in fear and lust. Faith knows that God has supplied already because faith recognises the love of God toward us. But fear sees lack and cannot recognise the love so the auto response of the fearful man or woman is then to lust after that which he/she perceives he/she lacks. Lust is energised by fear of lack and is the opposite of faith.
We could say it this way: Money is not God but can become so to the fearful man or woman. This is serving Mammon. It is fear-based economics. But to the covenant man or woman, God is money. He is our Source of supply and our portion. He is our gold and silver.
Wealth on its own is nothing. It is no proof of godliness or relationship with God. But a relationship with God IS a guarantee of provision, plenty and prosperity. He is our Provider, our Financier and our Backer. In Genesis 15:1 God tells us He is our exceedingly great reward, the literal Hebrew of which means our rapidly-increasing money supply!
Now, as I said, this is not to make us all tycoons like those men rich in the world system. It is as we read here in 1 Timothy, to do good, to be rich in good works, generous, willing to share, and to lay up in store for ourselves a good foundation for the coming age, so that we may take hold of eternal life.
This is wealth and abundance with a purpose, which is to help plant the Kingdom of Heaven here on planet earth. It is stewardship business and carnal men and women have no part in it. It is selfless service because it necessitates the acceptance of responsibility on the part of we stewards to handle money and administer it for Kingdom purposes. We do not wish to be lazy stewards who refuse to multiply the resources given to us.
One last word on this for now. If you have a steward's heart, you can enjoy the wealth. God gives us richly and lavishly – not stingily and sparsely – all things to enjoy. It is not wrong to have fun being wealthy and to rejoice in seeing the Kingdom manifest in your life. It is okay to have money, dear brother and sister. Just don't let the money have you. Knowing how to abound is as much a part of living as knowing how to stay strong in faith during lean times.
Just remember that God has pleasure in your prosperity when it comes His way.


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Africa's Coming 'Student Presidents' Summit
By Adagbo Onoja
IT is the kind of thing to which many actors in global governance would sign up, coming from a continent in which over 270 school girls would be abducted and 'married' or sold off by some insurgents in the 21st century without either Nigeria, the African state concerned or the international community being able to do anything drastic about it for a whole year.
The referent is the planned Student Presidents' programme which Africa 525, the Abuja based non-governmental organisation is scheduling on the wings of this year's annual summit of the African Union, come next June, in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
Already, Nkosazana Dlamini- Zuma, the Chairperson of the African Union Commission is understood to be excited about it, implying the very likelihood of this year's summit to be addressed by two sets of African heads of state. One would be an all female student version of African presidents enacting the summit in front of their real counterparts.
The idea, which is a re-working of the popular but now defunct 'OAU Club' pedagogy at Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria in Nigeria in the mid 1980s before it fell victim of ill-tempered military dictatorship; it entails a set of students selected and groomed to acquire leadership by enacting it on the stage.
So, if this occasion holds, the world would behold an all female team of student presidents holding an AU Summit. And what do African leaders do at such summits? They address the summit, take one or two questions from the media at fly-by news conferences before moving into the closed session.
The only difference between the 'fake' and the 'real' presidents is that the fake presidents are secondary school students in Nigeria.
But that is how far their Nigerianess goes. Otherwise, by their grooming positions any of them could perfectly act as the 'president' of any African country, be it in terms of the physical features, mannerisms, carriage and intonation. It is an African unity strategy.
This Nigerian domination would change radically if and when the African Union Commission accepts an impending proposal from Africa 525 for an AU Club across African schools.
The AU Club is built around providing a space and a pool from which the student leaders to be groomed across Africa can be president of any country, not necessarily the one in which they were born.
In fact, by the plan, no one would be acting as the president of the country of birth. Rather, what would obtain is someone from Nigeria who will probably act as the Mozambican president, Algeria for Senegal, Libya for Kenya and so on.
It is all part of the larger project of problematising future leadership in Africa, given the popular belief that leadership is a fundamental dimension of the humiliating African condition.
Professor Okello Oculi, the University of Wisconsin, Madison trained Political Scientist and the brain behind the project has two ideas in mind. It is one thing to tell students in general and the girl-child in particular about a great role in the future but another to groom and give her an opportunity to perform such a plausible role by addressing the AU Session in her phantom capacity as the president of some African country.
The assumption is that when a young, impressionable girl is exposed to acting as an African head of state, she acquires an exposure that comports her to think beyond locality, act elevated and embody leadership. And who knows, she could end up a real African leader later.
In other words, it is a human resource investment, an investment in the confidence of success that could end up producing success.
To that extent, the student presidents' summit could make a major contribution to an enhanced space for the girl-child across Africa by enhancing her life chance through role playing or 'the truthful lie', the conception of the dramatic genre by Biodun Jeyifo, the Nigerian born Professor of Comparative Literature at Harvard University.
Thank God, there are no class, ethnic, religious or such barriers for existing and potential participants beyond being a female student in one of the purposively selected schools around Abuja, Nigeria's Federal Capital city, for now, until resources permit expansion.
In the age of the media, the transformative potentials of role-playing, which Africa 525 is privileging must have tremendous potentials. For, the girl child as an angel is still circumscribed by the problematic of the good girl in much of the continent– the girl whom someone would want as a wife. This might not apply to the CNN gulping, ipad cuddling girl-child in Johannesburg, Lagos or Nairobi but that's not the fate of million others locked away or trapped in much of rural Africa.
Earlier this year, a version of the summit of student heads of state was staged in Abuja. The UK based Obasanjo Foundation footed the bill with extra support from the Ethiopian Airways, suggesting the actual and potential diversity of patrons of what appears to be the latest phase of the stubborn determination of the Africans to overcome.
But lack of resources is a real problem for the project even as that is not dampening Oculi's determination. Africa 525 is a statistical representation of May 25th when the defunct OAU was came to life and which is still celebrated as Africa Day.
The writer is at the graduate programme in Global Governance and Ethics at the University College London
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Berkeley Law and CSLS foster empirical research on law not only through the BELS website, but also by organizing Conferences and Workshops.
Berkeley Law Centers may submit Conferences and Workshops for posting on the BELS Website by contacting Rosann Greenspan at rgreenspan@law.berkeley.edu.
Empirical Legal Studies is often associated with sophisticated quantitative work and less often associated with theory. The Center for the Study of Law and Society at the University of California, Berkeley is holding a one-day conference to highlight and to foster discussion about the ways in which empirical legal studies (both quantitative and qualitative) can be used to generate, test, and elaborate socio-legal theory. Speakers from both the legal academy and the social sciences will present ongoing theoretically-informed empirical work and discussants, as well as the audience, will be invited to engage in a productive dialog about the intersection of empirical legal studies and law and social science theory. We also hope to foster connections across disciplines and among scholars in this area that will continue long after this initial conference. The conference will feature a Keynote Address by Richard Lempert, Stein Distinguished University Professor Emeritus of Law and Sociology at the University of Michigan and former director of the Social and Behavioral Sciences Division at the National Science Foundation. The presentations are organized into three panels: Litigation, Complaint Mobilization, and Inequality; Law and Organizations; and Judicial and Agency Politics.
For further information about the Conference, including the full program, abstracts of the papers, and bios of the presenters, go to Conference on Building Theory Through Empirical Legal Studies.
In Fall 2007, CSLS launched a new series of methodology seminars presenting aspects of empirical research methods by and for legal and sociolegal scholars. Each year a number of special workshops are presented (most are 3 hours in length) covering selected empirical methods, both quantitative and qualitative. The series brings in leading experts on particular methodologies, including some of our own faculty. Berkeley Law faculty & Center researchers, PhD students, CSLS affiliated faculty and CSLS visiting scholars are all invited participate.
The workshops take place in the JSP Seminar Room, generally from 9 a.m. to 12 noon, followed by a catered lunch.
To go to the webpage of any of the workshops in the Miniseries on Empirical Research Methods, click on the seminar title below. For each completed workshop, you will find a seminar description, the complete videotape of each 3-hour seminar; handouts; powerpoint slides; bibliographies; and other course materials. For those yet to come, you will find at least a brief course description (as materials for upcoming workshops are received they are posted to the webpage).
The first seminar in the Miniseries was a Workshop in Systematic Qualitative Fieldwork led by Calvin Morrill of UC Irvine on Tuesday, September 18, 2007.
The second seminar was a Workshop in Historical-Comparative Methods led by Robin Stryker of the University of Minnesota, on Tuesday, October 23, 2007.
The third was an Introduction to Survey Research led by Tom Piazza of U.C. Berkeley's Survey Research Center, on Thursday, February 21, 2008.
The final seminar for 2007-2008 was The Art and Science of Interviewing, led by Kristin Luker, Elizabeth Josselyn Boalt Professor of Law and Professor of Sociology, U.C. Berkeley, on Thursday, April 10, 2008.
The first workshop was Using Atlas.ti for Qualitative Research, led by Yuki Kato of Tulane University and Danielle S. Rudes of George Mason University, on Friday, October 17, 2008 from 9:00 a.m. to noon, in the JSP Seminar Room, with an optional hands-on session in the afternoon.
The second workshop was GIS, Analytical Mapping, and Spatial Modeling: Crime, Law and Society Applications, led by Robert N. Parker of the University California, Riverside and the Presley Center for Research in Criminal Justice, on Friday, January 30, 2009.
The third workshop will be How to Design Research to Evaluate Programs, led by Justin McCrary of the University California, Berkeley, on Friday, April 3, 2009 from 9:00 a.m. to noon, in the JSP Seminar Room.
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Quick, Edith (fl. 1930s) (items)
Without Charity, (ss) Prize Story Magazine February 1930
Quick, Edwin A. (items)
Freemasonry, (ar) Munsey's Magazine October 1904
Quick, (John) Herbert (1861-1925) (about) (items)
The Occultation of Flomian Amidon, (sl) The Cosmopolitan April 1905, etc.
The Great Cotton Combine, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post April 8 1905
A Tale of Ten Thousand Dogies, (ss) The Red Book Magazine July 1905
The Federal Imp Company, (ss) The Red Book Magazine January 1906
The Jilting of Mr. Driscoll, (ss) The Red Book Magazine July 1906
The Triumph of Billy, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post December 8 1906
Law and Amelia Whinnery, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post February 23 1907
Belated Rebel Invasion, (ss) Collier's January 25 1908
Inland Waterways, (ar) Putnam's Monthly & The Reader March 1908, etc.
The Railways and the Waterways, (ar) Putnam's Monthly & The Reader March 1908
The Rivers and the "Conservation Movement", (ar) Putnam's Monthly & The Reader April 1908
The Long Look Forward in Transportation, (ar) Putnam's Monthly & The Reader May 1908
The Heart of Goliath, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post August 8 1908
Between Alpha and Omega, (ss) Putnam's Monthly & The Reader November 1908
The Great Cross of Waterways, (ar) Cosmopolitan Magazine December 1908
The Stalking of Pauguk, (ss) The Popular Magazine December 1908
Old Hen and the Experts, (ss) The Century Magazine February 1909
A Telepathic Tragedy, (vi) Cosmopolitan Magazine March 1909
Virginia of the Air-Lanes, (n.) Cosmopolitan Magazine April 1909, etc.
The Return of John Smith, (ss) Smith's Magazine July 1909
Governor Bob, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post September 23 1911
Why I Prefer Wilson to Roosevelt, (ar) The American Magazine November 1912
By Mother Goose and Me, (pm) Collier's January 17 1914
A Good Old Rebel, (ar) Collier's April 4 1914
The Great Farmers' Strike, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 8 1915
The Submarine as a Peacemaker, (ar) The American Magazine August 1915
Shall We Give Up the Ship?, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post February 5 1916
The Average American and the Army, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post March 4 1916
The Rural-Credit Firing Squad, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post April 15 1916
Handling the Parks, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post June 24 1916
Can Any State Beat Iowa?, (ar) The American Magazine July 1916
The Glory of the States, (ar) The American Magazine July 1916
Romance of a Book Farmer, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post July 8 1916
The Late Lamented, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post July 29 1916, etc.
Uncle Sam Cleans Up Springfield, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post August 19 1916
Industrial Preparedness, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post August 26 1916
The Boys' Revolt in Fairview, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post November 18 1916
After the War Orders, What?, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post January 27 1917
Borrowing from Your Uncle, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post February 17 1917
Wherewith Shall We Be Fed?, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 5 1917
Fighting the Kaiser in the Kitchen, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post August 11 1917
What Interests You Will Interest People Like You, (ar) The American Magazine September 1918
Seventeen-Year-People, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post June 28 1919
Our Daily Bread, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post July 26 1919
To Our Imperial Voteresses, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post September 27 1919
Where Do We Go from Hoboken?, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post October 11 1919
Taking the Water Out of the Cost of Living, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post October 18 1919
If They Have Their Way, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 21 1921
Vandemark's Folly, (sl) The Ladies' Home Journal September 1921, etc.
Vandermark's Folly, (ex) Bobbs-Merrill, 1922
America an Experiment in Transportation, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post February 25 1922
Transportation Possiblilities and Impossibilities, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post March 4 1922
Solution of the Railroad Problem, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post March 11 1922
The Hawkeye, (sl) The Ladies' Home Journal March 1923, etc.
The Invisible Woman, (ss) The Ladies' Home Journal September 1924
One Man's Life, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post June 20 1925, etc.
Quick, J. E. (items)
How Your Baggage Travels, (ar) Railroad Man's Magazine December 14 1918
Quick, J. W. (fl. 1890s-1900s) (items)
Sea Stories, (ss) Stories, a Weekly Journal #1, November 6 1897
Yessaby, A Flower of the Sea, (ss) Stories, a Weekly Journal #1, November 6 1897
Cornered, (ss) The Black Cat (UK) #9, October 1898
When Father Christmas Came to the Grange, (ss) The Black Cat (UK) Christmas 1898
The Treasure of the King, (ss) Temple Bar February 1905
Quick, James E. (fl. 1930s) (items)
I Go Sleuthing, (cl) Mystery April 1935
Quick, Kathryn (items)
I Sit Down in What's Left of My Shirt to Tell You, (pm) Red Clay Reader #7, 1970
Quick, Kathy (fl. 1960s) (items)
I Salute You, (pm) Lillabulero Fall/Winter 1968
Quick, Mark (fl. 2000s) (items)
In a Manner of Spaken, (pm) Scryfa—Volume Eleven ed. Simon Parker, Scryfa, 2008
Quick, Matthew (items)
A Hive Full of Green Bees, (ex) Philadelphia City Paper #1215, September 4/September 11 2008
Quick, W(illiam) T(homas) (1946- ) (about) (items)
Instructions Enclosed, (ss) Analog Science Fiction—Science Fact October 1979
Rest in Pieces, (ss) Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine January 1980
Think Ethic, (ss) Analog Science Fiction—Science Fact March 1980
Death or Glory, (ss) Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact May 1984
The Gentrification Blues, (ss) Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact March 1986
Cyberserker, (ss) Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact February 1987
Cowboys and Engines, (ss) Aboriginal Science Fiction May/June 1987
Safe to the Liberties of the People, (ss) Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact June 1987
All the People, All the Time, (ss) Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact July 1987
Flashbattles, (vi) Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact September 1987
Big Pie in the Sky, (nv) Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact June 1988
Goin' Down Daze, (ss) Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact August 1988
[letter], (lt) Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact September 1988
The Healing, (ss) Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact November 1988
Lazarus, (ss) Amazing Stories November 1988
Still the Same Old Story, (ss) Weird Tales Fall 1988
Hardball, (ss) Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact December 1988
Social Contract, (nv) Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact mid December 1988
Bank Robbery, (ss) Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact May 1989
High Hotel, (nv) Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact June 1989
Whatever Gets You Through the Night, (nv) Amazing Stories March 1990
Planet of the Apes (2001) [Planet of the Apes], (n.) HarperEntertainment, 2001
Quicke, Alan (items)
The Animal Lover, (vi) Peeping Tom #15, July 1994
Quicke, Lindsay (items)
The Arrangement, (vi) Peeping Tom #7, August 1992
Quien Sabe; pseudonym (fl. 1920s) (items)
The City of Eric, (nv) Amazing Stories Quarterly Spring 1929
Quien Sabe?; pseudonym of Harry Bates (1900-1981) (items)
So Help Me!, (hu) Science Fiction Quarterly February 1956
Quiet, Charles (items)
Starlight, (pm) Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science December 1878
Quiet Man, A; pseudonym (fl. 1860s) (items)
A Holiday Reminiscence, (ss) Dublin University Magazine September 1868
Quiex, Raymond (items)
The War in Space, (sl) Boys' Magazine August 14 1926, etc.
Quig, Helen Louise (items)
Covenant, (pm) Grit Story Section April 13 1941
Quig, Steven (items)
Don Drysdale, Connie Mack Stadium, July 1965, (pm) Spitball: The Literary Baseball Magazine #63, Fall 2006
Hunting for the Ballpark in Indianapolis, (pm) Spitball: The Literary Baseball Magazine #63, Fall 2006
Quiggin, Wallace (fl. 1940s) (items)
Three Days That Shook the World, (ar) Lilliput December 1949
Quigley, Aidan (fl. 1970s) (items)
Strange Things in the Sky, (ex) 1974
Quigley, D. T. (items)
What Are Vitamins?, (ar) Physical Culture November 1931
Quigley, Dorothy (items)
Church Life in New York, (ar) The Junior Munsey May 1901
The Royal Road to Success, (ex)
Quigley, Edward G. (items)
"But the Earth Abideth Forever", (ss) The Midland January 1916
Quigley, Frank (items)
Holyoke, the Paper Metropolis, (ar) National Magazine December 1903
Quigley, Harold S. (items)
The Drift in the Pacific, Our Troubles with Japan, (ar) The Atlantic Monthly September 1940
Quigley, Ike (fl. 1890s) (items)
Improved United States History, (hu) Chicago Ledger April 15 1899
The Door, (vi) Flash Fiction Online #90, March 2021
Quigley, J. (fl. 1900s-1930s) (items)
Memories of Normandy, (ar) The Ludgate #56, June 1900
A White Flame, (ss) Yes or No March 21 1908
The Eternal Woman, (ss) Monthly Magazine of Fiction #326, June 1912
Grey Eyes and Blue: How It Happened, (ss) Colour December 1914
The Artistic Finish (A Study in Temperament), (ss) The Apple (of Beauty and Discord) v1 #2, 1920
The Dream and the Dreamer, (ss) Colour September 1930
Quigley, James (fl. 2000s) (items)
Demonesque Fiction: Hot Lunch, (ar) HunterGatheress Journal March 2008
The Psychic Scumbag, (ss) HunterGatheress Journal #2, Winter 2009
Quigley, Jenny Minton (fl. 2020s) (about) (items)
Foreword, (fw) The Best Short Stories 2021, Adichie, Anchor Books, 2021, etc.
Quigley, Kevin (fl. 2010s) (items)
The Stand: Trivia from the End of the World (with Brian Freeman & Bev Vincent), (ar) Cemetery Dance #69, 2013
I Am Becoming Poe, (ss) Shivers VII ed. Richard Chizmar, CD Publications, 2013
Quigley, Lisa (fl. 2010s-2020s) (items)
Birth, (ss) Unnerving Magazine #8, 2018
Sefira & Other Betrayals, (br) Hinnom Magazine #10, Spring 2019 [Ref. John Langan]
The Forest, (ex) Perpetual Motion Machine Publishing, October 2021
Quigley, Martin J. (fl. 1920s) (items)
Just an Old One-Reeler, (ar) Photoplay January 1924
Quigley, Pat (fl. 1990s) (items)
The Writer as Magician: Science Fiction & Magic Realism, (ar) FTL #11, Winter 1991
The Transformation of Philip K. Dick, (ar) Albedo One #1, Summer 1993 [Ref. Philip K. Dick]
J.G. Ballard Interviewed, (iv) Albedo One #2, Autumn 1993 [Ref. J. G. Ballard]
Quigley, Paul (fl. 1930s) (items)
[letter from Washington, DC], (lt) Astounding Stories May 1937
Quigley, Peter (fl. 2010s) (items)
"Helas!" by Oscar Wilde, (pm) Skeletons in the Closet ed. Logan Bruce, The ORB, 2013
Quigley, Richard (items)
To Clear His Name, (ss) The Argosy #481, February 20 1892
Quigley, Robert (A.) (fl. 1960s-1980s) (items)
Sleeping Partner, (ss) Argosy (UK) December 1970
Something to Smile About, (ss) Argosy (UK) February 1973
A Good Place to Hide, (ss) Argosy (UK) March 1973
The Existentialist, (ss) Argosy (UK) May 1973
The Gauntlet, (ss) Argosy (UK) September 1973
The Specialist, (ss) The (London) Evening News September 10 1973
The Stay-at-Home, (ss) Argosy (UK) October 1973
Pink Palace Syndrome, (ss) Argosy (UK) February 1974
A Reflection of Life on the Last Tram to Tooting, (ss) The (London) Evening News September 11 1979
Quigley, Sarah Ruth (fl. 1900s-1910s) (items)
Greater Light, (ss) New England Magazine March 1905
A Tenement Portia, (ss) Gunter's Magazine April 1910
Outwitting Ditterwitz, (ss) Gunter's Magazine May 1910
From Paris, Missouri, (ss) Gunter's Magazine June 1910
A Converted Legacy, (ss) Gunter's Magazine July 1910
His Girl, (ss) Short Stories July 1910
The Man with a Full Roman Profile, (ss) The Blue Book Magazine December 1910
The Roof Cradle, (ss) The Black Cat January 1911
Quigley, Walter Eli (items)
Like Father Like Son, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post June 21 1941
Quigly, Jon A. (fl. 1940s) (items)
Fish Fossils, (ar) Science, Fantasy and Science Fiction April 1948
Quignard, Pascal (items)
Carus, (??) Bananas #24, December 1980/January 1981
The Reader, (ms) Bananas #24, December 1980/January 1981
Quijano-Schell, Cody (fl. 2010s) (items)
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Quilford, Sally (fl. 2000s-2010s) (items)
The Girl in the Song, (vi) Twisted Tongue #5, February 2007
Her Burden, (vi) Twisted Tongue #5, February 2007
Keep off the Grass, (ss) Dark Horizons #52, Spring 2008
The Paper Garden, (ss) Dark Tales #15, 2011
Quilibet, Philip (items)
Drift-Wood, (ms) The Galaxy September 1870, etc.
Quill, Albert P. (fl. 1930s) (items)
[letter from Brooklyn, NY], (lt) Astounding Science-Fiction October 1938, etc.
Quill, Annie H. (items)
Building the Man, (cl) Boys' Life October 1911
John Matson's Grievance: Why Sandy Came First, (vi) Grit Story Section September 5 1915
Quill, John (items)
The Old-Time Operator, (pm) Railroad Man's Magazine April 1916
The Mademoiselle with a Lisp, (??) The Parisienne Monthly Magazine October 1916
Quill, Monica; pseudonym of Ralph McInerny (1929-2010) (items)
A Sound Investment, (ss) Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine mid December 1988
The Other Urn [Sister Mary Teresa Dempsey], (nv) Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine March 1989
Miss Butterfingers [Sister Mary Teresa Dempsey], (nv) Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine March 1993
Rose Is a Rose Is a Rose [Sister Mary Teresa Dempsey], (nv) Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine June 1993
Death Takes the Veil [Sister Mary Teresa Dempsey], (nv) Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine March 1995
Intent to Kill, (ss) Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine January 1996
The Visitor, (ss) Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine September/October 1997
No Wick for the Rested [Sister Mary Teresa Dempsey], (ss) Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine July 2007
Quill, Stanford (fl. 1930s) (items)
Simplicity and Mister Squinch, (ss) Hardboiled October 1936
Quillan, Frances (fl. 1910s-1930s) (items)
The Innocent's Progress, (nv) Snappy Stories 1st December 1916
Homebound Hearts, (ss) Cupid's Diary January 22 1930
Quillard, Pierre (1864-1912) (about) (items)
The Brothers at Arms, (pp) Pastels in Prose from the French, Harper & Brothers, 1890; translated by Stuart Merrill
Quillen, L. E. (fl. 1990s) (items)
Frankie and Johnnie, (vi) Over My Dead Body! #4, Spring 1994
Quillen, (Verni) Robert (1887-1948) (about) (items)
Small-Town Stuff, (cl) The Saturday Evening Post January 3 1920, etc.
Herbert Strong, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post April 3 1920
Self-Pity, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 8 1920
Prayer, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 22 1920
Pickles, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post November 13 1920
Filthy Lucre, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post November 20 1920
Platitudes, (ms) The Saturday Evening Post December 18 1920
Conscience Stockings, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post February 18 1922
Small-Town Stuff: Lessons, (cl) The Saturday Evening Post May 20 1922
Willie Willis's Whirlwind Week, (cs) Weekly Welcome #1889, June 4 1932
Quiller, A., Jr. (items)
The Gate of Knowledge, (rc) The International October 1917
Quiller, Daniel (items)
Clivette, (ss) American Aphrodite: A Quarterly for the Fancy Free v2 #5, 1952
Quiller-Couch, [Sir] Arthur T(homas) (1863-1944); used pseudonym Q (about) (books) (items)
Statement of Gabriel Foot, Highwayman [Gabriel Foot, Highwayman], (ss) Longman's Magazine January 1888, as by Q
Dr. Unonius, (ss) Belgravia November 1888, as by Q
A Ride Against Death, (ss) Cassell's Saturday Journal May 18 1889, as by Q
The Affair of Bleakirk-on-Sands, (ss) Longman's Magazine June 1889, as by Q
A Dark Mirror, (ss) The Speaker March 29 1890
Psyche, (ss) The Speaker October 18 1890
Old Æson, (ss) The Speaker October 25 1890, etc.
The Boy by the Beach, (ss) Noughts and Crosses by Q, Cassell & Co., 1891
"Doubles" and Quits, (ss) Noughts and Crosses by Q, Cassell & Co., 1891, etc., as by Q
A Happy Voyage, (ss) Noughts and Crosses by Q, Cassell & Co., 1891
The Outlandish Ladies, (ss) Noughts and Crosses by Q, Cassell & Co., 1891, etc.
The Paradise of Choice, (ss) Noughts and Crosses by Q, Cassell & Co., 1891, as by Q
The Magic Shadow, (ss) The Speaker January 3 1891, etc.
The Two Householders [Gabriel Foot, Highwayman], (ss) The Day February 5 1891, etc., as by Q
The Warwickshire Avon, (ar) Harper's New Monthly Magazine May 1891, etc.
The Haunted Glass, (ss) The Speaker November 7 1891 (+2)
The Haunted Dragoon, (ss) The Illustrated London News Christmas 1891, as by Q
The Legend of Sir Dinar, (ss) The Speaker December 19 1891, etc., as by Q
The Two Houses, (ss) I Saw Three Ships and Other Winter's Tales by Q, Cassell, 1892, as by Q
"Once Aboard the Lugger", (ss) Tauchnitz Magazine March 1892, as by Q
My Grandfather, Hendry Watty, (ss) The Speaker December 2 1892
The White Moth, (pm) Green Bays: Verses and Parodies by Arthur Quiller-Couch, Methuen, 1893
On Some Books of Reminiscences, (br) The English Illustrated Magazine April 1893
Reviews and Reminders, (br) The English Illustrated Magazine April 1893, etc.
On Some Living English Poets, (br) The English Illustrated Magazine September 1893
Love of Naomi, (ss) The Woman at Home November 1893, as by Q
"Dead Man's Rock", (ar) The Idler February 1894, as by Q
Jetsom, (pm) The Pall Mall Magazine February 1894, as by Q
My First Book, (ar) The Idler February 1894, as by Q
The Drawn Blind, (ss) The Wave March 24 1894, as by Q
Humours of the Duchy, (ar) The English Illustrated Magazine July 1894, as by Q
The Comrade, (pm) The Pall Mall Magazine October 1894, as by Q
Troy Town Revisited, (ar) The English Illustrated Magazine October 1894, as by Q
The Bishop of Eucalyptus, (nv) The Pall Mall Magazine December 1894, as by Q
The Captain from Bath, (ss) Wandering Heath by Q, Cassell, 1895, as by Q
Returning the Wrestler's Trophy, (ex) Wandering Heath by Q, Cassell, 1895
Wrestlers, (ss) Wandering Heath by Q, Cassell, 1895, as by Q
Visitors at the Gunnel Rock, (ss) The Strand Magazine January 1895, as by Q
The Roll Call of the Reef, (ss) The Idler June 1895, as by Q
Tales of Our Coast, (ss) The Idler June 1895, as by Q
Famous Ghost Stories—, (ss) The Idler June 1895
Flowing Source, (ss) The Woman at Home August 1895, as by Q
Widdershins, (ss) The Speaker September 28 1895
The Householders, (ss) McClure's Magazine April 1896, as by Q
The Lady of the Red Admirals, (ss) The Temple Magazine October 1896
From a Cornish Window, (cl) The Pall Mall Magazine January 1897, etc., as by A. T. Q. C.
Oceanus, (ss) The Speaker February 13 1897 (+1), etc.
The Jubilee Cup, (pm) The Pall Mall Magazine April 1897
St. Ives, (n.) The Pall Mall Magazine September 1897, etc.
The Mystery of Joseph Laquedem, (nv) The Cornish Magazine July 1898
The Burglary Club, (ss) The Cornish Magazine October 1898
A Pair of Hands, (ss) The Cornish Magazine December 1898, as by Q
The Ship of Stars, (n.) Scribner's Magazine April 1899, etc.
The Room of Mirrors, (nv) Ainslee's Magazine September 1899
The Lady of the Ship, (nv) Cassell's Magazine December 1899, as by Q
Old Fires and Profitable Ghosts, (Cassell & Company, 1900, co)
The Seventh Man, (ss) Old Fires and Profitable Ghosts by A. T. Quiller-Couch, Cassell & Company, 1900
A Town's Memory, (ss) Old Fires and Profitable Ghosts by A. T. Quiller-Couch, Cassell & Company, 1900
The Penance of John Emmet, (ss) Old Fires and Profitable Ghosts by A. T. Quiller-Couch, Cassell & Company, 1900
Three Men of Badajoz, (ss) Collier's Weekly January 6 1900, as by Q
The Keepers of the Lamp, (ss) The Pall Mall Magazine June 1900
Two Scouts, (ss) Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly June 1900
The Man Who Could Have Told, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post October 6 1900
Margery of Lawhibbet. A Story of 1644, (ss) Cassell's Magazine December 1900, as by Q
The Laird's Luck, (nv) The Laird's Luck by Sir Arthur Quiller-Couch, London, 1901, etc.
The Novel in the Nineteenth Century, (ar) The Pall Mall Magazine February 1901
The Barber-Surgeon of Sabagal, (ss) Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly March 1901
The Laird's Luck: A Tale of the Half-Seen, (nv) The Pall Mall Magazine March 1901, etc.
McNeill's Parole, (ss) Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly April 1901
The Bridals of Ysselmonde, (ss) The Pall Mall Magazine July 1901
England!, (ss) The Pall Mall Magazine August 1901
The Monkey-Flowers, (ss) The Cosmopolitan August 1901
Phoebus on Halzaphron, (ss) Scribner's Magazine August 1901
Laying Up the Boat, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine October 1901
The Talking Ships, (ss) The Pall Mall Magazine October 1901
Three Photographs, (ss) The Pall Mall Magazine November 1901
The Capture of the Burgomeister Van der Werf, (ss) Cassell's Magazine December 1901, as by Q
John and the Ghosts, (ss) The Pall Mall Magazine December 1901
The Haunted Yacht, (ss) The White Wolf and Other Fireside Tales by Q, Methuen, 1902, as by Q
Victor, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post January 18 1902
Parson Jack's Fortune, (ss) Collier's Weekly April 19 1902, etc., as by Q
The Hotwells Duel, (ss) Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly August 1902
Sindbad on Burrator, (ss) Scribner's Magazine August 1902
The Adventures of Harry Revel, (sl) Cassell's Magazine December 1902, etc.
The Horror on the Stair, (ss) Two Sides of the Face: Midwinter Tales by Arthur Quiller-Couch, Arrowsmith, 1903
The Man Behind the Curtain, (ss) The Graphic Christmas 1903, as by Q
Shakespeare's Christmas, (ss) Shakespeare's Christmas by Q, Smith, Elder, 1905, as by Q
Sir John Constantine, (sl) The Cornhill Magazine July 1905, etc., as by Q
The Story of Our Lady of the Rosary, (ss) The Cornhill Magazine July 1905, as by Q
A Jest of Ambialet, (ss) Metropolitan Magazine August 1905
The Travels of Phineas Fett, (ss) The Cornhill Magazine October 1905, as by Q
The Bend of the Road, (nv) The Illustrated London News November 27 1905, as by Q
The Story of the Rover and the Lord Provost's Daughter, (ss) The Cornhill Magazine December 1905, as by Q
Mr. Fett's Story of the Fungi of Montpellier, (ss) The Cornhill Magazine January 1906, as by Q
Poison Island, (n.) The London Magazine February 1906, etc.
Billy Priske's Story of My Father's Campaign, (ss) The Cornhill Magazine April 1906, as by Q
Merry-Garden and Other Stories, (Methuen & Co., 1907, co), as by Q
Merry-Garden, (na) Merry-Garden and Other Stories by Q, Methuen & Co., 1907, as by Q
His Need and His Hate, (ss) People's February 1907
The Mayor's Dovecote [Troytown], (ss) Metropolitan Magazine June 1908
Corporal Sam, (ss) The Strand Magazine October 1908
The Scarecrow, (ss) The Blue Book Magazine October 1908
News from Troy, (ss) The Cornhill Magazine August 1909, as by Q
My Christmas Burglary, (ss) The Pacific Monthly December 1909, as by Q
The Three Necklaces, (ss) The Pall Mall Magazine December 1909
Mutual Exchange, Limited, (ss) Corporal Sam and Other Stories by Q, Smith Elder, 1910, as by Q
Red Velvet, (ss) The Story-teller January 1910, as by Q
The Cask Ashore, (ss) The Strand Magazine September 1910, as by Q
The Keys of Mortallone, (n.) The London Magazine December 1910, as by Q
The Election Count, (ts) The Cornhill Magazine January 1911, as by Q
At the Sign of the Plough, (cn) The Cornhill Magazine June 1911 [Ref. Robert Louis Stevenson]


H.R. 235: To provide for a comfortable and safe temperature level in dwelling units receiving certain Federal housing assistance, and for other purposes.
H.R. 235 is a bill in the United States Congress.
To provide for a comfortable and safe temperature level in dwelling units receiving certain Federal housing assistance, and for other purposes, H.R. 235, 116th Cong. (2019).
The overall text of the bill decreases its chances of being enacted. The bill is assigned to the House Financial Services committee. There is 1 related bill in Congress. The bill's primary subject is Housing and community development.


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Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan, accompanied by Energy Minister Berat Albayrak, attends a funeral ceremony for police officer Hasim Usta who was killed in Saturday's blasts, in Istanbul, Turkey, December 12, 2016. REUTERS/Osman Orsal/File Photo
Turkey's lira weakens more than 6% on threat of more U.S. sanctions
Fri, Aug. 17, 2018
ISTANBUL - 17 August 2018: Turkey's battered lira weakened more than 6 percent against the dollar on Friday, after a U.S. warning that Ankara should expect more economic sanctions unless it hands over the detained American evangelical pastor Andrew Brunson.
It has lost nearly 40 percent of its value against the dollar this year, hit by both the diplomatic rift and investor alarm about President Tayyip Erdogan's influence over monetary policy. Erdogan, a self-described "enemy of interest rates", wants to lower borrowing costs despite high inflation.
The currency crisis has deepened concerns about weaknesses in the broader economy - particularly Turkey's dependence on energy imports and whether foreign-currency debt levels pose a risk to the banking sector.
"There has been no sign that the central bank will be allowed to raise interest rates significantly and return rates to positive territory," said William Jackson of Capital Economics in a note to clients. "Similarly, there has been no improvement in relations with the U.S. and additional sanctions may be on the horizon."
At 0937 GMT the currency stood at 6.2499 to the dollar, nearly 7 percent weaker.
U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin told President Donald Trump at a cabinet meeting on Thursday that sanctions were ready to be put in place if Brunson, who is on trial in Turkey on terrorism charges, was not freed.
Trump later said in a tweet the United States "will pay nothing" for Brunson's release, "but we are cutting back on Turkey!" He called Brunson "a great patriot hostage.". Turkish officials say the case is a matter for the courts.
In response to the weakness, the Turkish banking watchdog has taken steps to stabilise the currency, limiting futures transactions for offshore investors and lowering limits on swap transactions. But economists have said they want to see decisive moves by the central bank, rather than technical measures.
Turkey and its firms face repayments of nearly $3.8 billion on foreign currency bonds in October, Societe General calculated. For companies, the cost of servicing foreign debt has risen by a quarter in lira terms in the past two months alone.
Ratings agency Standard & Poor's is scheduled to release a review of Turkey's sovereign credit rating after the market close on Friday.
ENERGY, BANKS
One currency trader said Friday's lira weakness was driven by "the new U.S. sanctions threat and the S&P decision, with position-closing in markets ahead of the public holiday".
Turkish markets will be closed from midday on Monday for the rest of the week for the Muslim Eid al-Adha festival.
Finance Minister Berat Albayrak, Erdogan's son-in-law, assured investors on Thursday that Turkey would emerge stronger from the currency crisis, insisting its banks were healthy and signalling it could ride out the dispute with Washington.
Economists gave Albayrak's presentation a qualified welcome and the lira initially found some support. It was also helped by Qatar's pledge to invest $15 billion in Turkey.
However, deep concerns remain about the potential for damage to the broader economy. Turkey is dependent on imports, priced in hard currency, for almost all of its energy needs.
For years Turkish firms have borrowed in dollars and lira to take advantage of lower interest rates. But now, the sell-off has increased the cost of servicing that debt, particularly for companies whose revenues are solely in lira.
Turkey has the highest foreign exchange-denominated debt among emerging markets, Societe Generale said in a note on Friday, estimating its short-term external debt at $180 billion and total external debt at $460 billion.
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On the morning of Saturday March 18th, The Royal College of Surgeons of England play the Royal College of Surgeons of Ireland at Old Deer Park in Richmond, in the inaugural intercollegiate match between the two colleges. The game kicks off at 12pm and launches a great day of rugby, fun and fundraising on 'Super Saturday'.
For the last four years the Royal College of Surgeons England have played against the Royal College of Surgeons Scotland on the day of the Calcutta Cup for the Park-Parker Cup.
These matches have provided some exciting open rugby and to date the matches are even at two each. On Saturday, Surgeons and trainee Surgeons from hospitals in Ireland travel across the Irish seas to complete for the new Rosin-Tanner Cup.
David Rosin is the vice-president of the Royal College of Surgeons of England, Arthur Tanner the director of surgical affairs at the Royal College in Ireland. They will both be in attendance to present the cup to the winning team prior to the other rugby action kicks off, the RBS Six Nations.
To add to the day there is a marquee with big screens, beer and food for all those fans who don't have tickets to attend the final RBS Six Nations games. The marquee opens at 11am and LIVE coverage of the first game kicks off at 1.30pm, Italy v Scotland, followed by Wales v France at 3.30pm and England v Ireland at 5.30pm. And once the games are over the fun doesn't stop as a DJ will entertain into the evening.
Sports fans are invited to come and spend the day at the home of London Welsh for the rugby fest where all the proceeds from the day will go to Wooden Spoon, the charity of British and Irish Rugby.
In addition to the exciting match between two highly competitive surgical sides, there is also a specialist coaching session for local children. This is a chance for these youngsters to get some first hand tips from some experienced rugby stars, including Kyran Bracken, Honorary President of the London Committee of Wooden Spoon and his teammates.
Jon Negus, the captain of English surgeons, trainee orthopaedic surgeon and organiser of the event said: "Our side is a mixture of surgeons, junior doctors affiliated to the college and medical students with an interest in surgery.
"Our game against Scotland last year at London Welsh was a big success when we had around 4,000 spectators and raised £5,000 for Wooden Spoon. London Welsh have done a huge amount to ensure this event is successful and Wooden Spoon thanks them for their great support"
If you need any more details, please visit www.woodenspoon.com or to book your tickets in advance please contact Jon Negus on 07712 667753.
Entrance for the day is £10.