1st 11:05 Harvard - Gordon, Gino 2 yd run. (Mothander, Davi kick is good).
2nd 12:27 Harvard - Juszczyk, Kyle 9 yd pass from Chapple, Colton. (Mothander, Davi kick is good).
03:20 Harvard - Scales, Treavor 5 yd run. (Mothander, Davi kick is good).
00:33 Lafayette - Rodriguez, D. 45 yd field goal.
3rd 08:59 Harvard - Gordon, Gino 74 yd run. (Mothander, Davi kick is good).
01:02 Harvard - Zajeski, Rich 1 yd run. (Mothander, Davi kick is good).
4th 04:59 Lafayette - Kessel, Greg 18 yd pass from Shoop, Andrew. (Rodriguez, D. kick is good).
RUSHING: Harvard - Gino Gordon 12-170; Rich Zajeski 11-59; Treavor Scales 8-36; Mike Cook 2-33; Colton Chapple 6-14; Marco Iannuzzi 3-10; Jonathan Mason 4-0; TEAM 1--11. Lafayette - Mputu, Patrick 9-23; Elder, Alan 7-22; Kollie, Jet 1-11; Creahan, Pat 2-5; Irving, M. 2--1; O'Neil, Ryan 7--5.
PASSING: Harvard - Colton Chapple 11-6-0-82; Jonathan Mason 3-1-0-9. Lafayette - O'Neil, Ryan 42-27-0-210; Shoop, Andrew 3-2-0-24.
RECEIVING: Harvard - Mike Cook 2-52; Nicolai Schwarzkopf 1-13; Scott Miller 1-9; Kyle Juszczyk 1-9; Adam Chrissis 2-8. Lafayette - Layton, Mark 6-50; Bennett, M. 5-42; Doty, Kevin 2-34; Hall, Brandon 1-25; Elder, Alan 4-21; Kessel, Greg 1-18; Creahan, Pat 3-13; Mputu, Patrick 2-10; Stripe, Greg 2-8; Hayes, Kyle 2-7; Grant, Matt 1-6.
INTERCEPTIONS: Harvard - None. Lafayette - None.
FUMBLES: Harvard - None. Lafayette - None.
SACKS (UA-A): Harvard - Benjamin Graeff 1-0; Blaise Deal 0-1; Josue Ortiz 1-0; Joshua Boyd 0-1; Victor Ojuwku 1-0. Lafayette - Phillips, M. 0-1; Holmes, Andrew 0-1.
TACKLES (UA-A): Harvard - Matthew Hanson 2-2; Anthony Spadafino 1-0; Dan Minamide 1-3; Collin Zych 3-6; Benjamin Graeff 2-3; Blaise Deal 2-8; Jaron Wilson 2-0; Bobby Schneider 1-5; Dj Monroe 4-2; Kyle Juszczyk 1-1; Alexander Norman 1-3; Grant Sickle 1-1; Josue Ortiz 2-3; Joshua Boyd 1-2; David Sklar 1-1; Anthony Russ 0-1; Nnamdi Obukwelu 1-2; Blake Barker 0-1; Victor Ojuwku 3-1; Ryan Burkhead 0-2; Dave Salutric 0-1; Nick Hasselberg 2-6; Chuks Obi 1-3; Reid McCann 0-1; TEAM 1-0. Lafayette - Simmons, Kyle 5-3; Mputu, Patrick 1-0; Coleman, Paul 3-2; Layton, Mark 0-1; Stripe, Greg 1-0; McGovern, Evan 3-4; Ellis, Brandon 2-1; Rodriguez, D. 1-0; Eaton, Ben 1-2; Martinez, Chris 0-1; Robinson, Tyler 1-0; Nardone, Nick 4-1; Schmidlein, M. 3-7; Davis, Deoliver 0-1; Haugh, Matt 0-3; Aloi, Ben 1-0; Butler, Leroy 0-2; Irving, Lewis 1-3; Grimaldi, Mike 1-0; Protin, Zach 0-3; Phillips, M. 1-4; Gerowski, Doug 2-1; Holmes, Andrew 1-2; Basil, Tahir 1-0; Marshalek, J. 0-1.
Harvard: 2-Jonathan Mason; 2A-Matt Simpson; 3-Matthew Hanson; 6E-Jake Boy; 7-Alex Sarkisian; 8-Anthony Spadafino; 9-Dan Minamide; 13-Matt Brown; 14-Mike Cook; 15-Levi Richards; 19-Colton Chapple; 22-Gino Gordon; 23-Rich Zajeski; 24-Treavor Scales; 25-Scott Miller; 27-Collin Zych; 29-Benjamin Graeff; 32-Blaise Deal; 34-Jaron Wilson; 35-Bobby Schneider; 36-Dj Monroe; 41-Tim O'Hara; 42-Jacob Dombrowksi; 44-Kyle Juszczyk; 46-Alexander Norman; 47-Grant Sickle; 48-Josue Ortiz; 52-Joshua Boyd; 55-David Sklar; 58-Anthony Russ; 59-Chris Leroy; 66-Matt Bush; 67-John Gazzola; 69-Jack Holuba; 70-Brent Osborne; 72-Ben Stabler; 73-Nicholas Scheidler; 75-Matthew McCarthy; 77-Eric Baars; 78-Kevin Murphy; 79-John Collins; 81-Adam Chrissis; 82-Tyler Ott; 85-Nicolai Schwarzkopf; 87-Marco Iannuzzi; 88-Nnamdi Obukwelu; 90-Blake Barker; 91-Victor Ojuwku; 92-Ryan Burkhead; 93-Dave Salutric; 94-Nick Hasselberg; 96-David Mothander; 97-Chuks Obi; 98-Reid McCann; TM-TEAM.
Lafayette: 1-Kondash, Tom; 3-Simmons, Kyle; 4-Mputu, Patrick; 5-Coleman, Paul; 6-Kollie, Jet; 7-Shoop, Andrew; 8-Layton, Mark; 11-O'Neil, Ryan; 12-Stripe, Greg; 16-Grant, Matt; 20-Knowles, Carl; 23-McGovern, Evan; 24-Ellis, Brandon; 25-Elder, Alan; 29-Rodriguez, D.; 31-McTighe, Jake; 32-Eaton, Ben; 33-Irving, M.; 35-Martinez, Chris; 36-Robinson, Tyler; 37-Nardone, Nick; 39-Swerdlow, Ethan; 42-Creahan, Pat; 43-Stuart, Sam; 45-Mandile, G.; 47-Schmidlein, M.; 48-Kessel, Greg; 49-Davis, Deoliver; 50-Schleimer, Zach; 51-Haugh, Matt; 52-Boles, Mike; 55-Henderson, K.; 56-Eck, Mike; 57-Aloi, Ben; 58-Butler, Leroy; 59-Biel, Scott; 66-Bormann, Brad; 71-Crooks, Jake; 74-Crosby, Pat; 75-Welch, Matt; 79-Buffolino, A.; 80-Doty, Kevin; 81-Moses, Michael; 82-Hall, Brian; 83-Hayes, Kyle; 84-Bennett, M.; 87-Hall, Brandon; 90-Irving, Lewis; 91-Grimaldi, Mike; 92-Protin, Zach; 93-Phillips, M.; 94-Gerowski, Doug; 95-Holmes, Andrew; 96-Basil, Tahir; 97-Marshalek, J.; 99-Lyster, Rick.


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New synagogue of Dushanbe to open soon
It will stand in a building given to the Jewish community by a rich banker. The old synagogue was demolished to build the new presidential palace. There is great fear in the country for religious freedom, especially for non-Islamic faiths, after the restrictive law promulgated last week.
Dushanbe (AsiaNews/Agencies) - The Jewish community of Dushanbe will soon have a new synagogue, thanks to a donation from a prominent businessmen. Serious restrictions of religious freedom are underway in the country, and are more severe for non-Muslims.
The synagogue will be built in a few months, in the building (in the photo) donated by Hasan Assadullozoda, owner of Orient-Bank and the brother-in-law of Tajik president Imomali Rakhmon.
The Jewish community is expressing great satisfaction. Its rabbi, Mikhael Abdurahmonov, has said that the new synagogue will be better than the previous one.
The only synagogue in the capital was demolished last June, together with an entire neighborhood, in order to build the grandiose new presidential palace. The few hundreds of Jews in Dushanbe protested, in part because they did not have the money to build a new place of worship, and the government had promised to take care of the matter but then did nothing.
The old synagogue was built at the beginning of the 20th century, when there were at least two Jewish neighborhoods in Dushanbe. It survived the Soviet period, and for the Jews was always a place not only to pray, but also to gather and carry out social activities on behalf of the needy.
A restrictive new law on religious freedom went into effect in the country last week. It prohibits religious education for children under the age of seven and in private homes, permits the celebration of religious services only in places approved by the authorities, and allows the recognition of non-Muslim religious groups only if they have at least 400 faithful in rural areas, 800 in the cities, and 1,200 in the capital. 95% of the 6.5 million inhabitants are Muslim.
liberties
Dushanbe's old synagogue demolished to make way for a presidential palace
Tajik president Rakhmon signs law suffocating religious freedom
Medvedev steers religions toward young people, but blocks Jehovah's witnesses
Three mosques demolished and others closed, the only synagogue also in danger
1000 fishermen displaced to build new port of Oluvil

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The Houjicha listed below are Rishouen house blends containing green tea leaves and stems grown in the Kyoto prefecture and sand roasted according to traditional artisan methods dating back from the Japanese Edo period.
The harvest time for these leaves and stems is late spring for the highest grades, and just after the spring harvest – bancha- for the most affordable grades. The higher the grade, the lighter the roasting.
As a result of the expert blending by our tea master, the Rishouen Houjicha reveal three essential characteristics: inviting aroma, clarity, and strength of taste. They will pair well with meals of any kind and enhance the enjoyment of sweets and savory snacks with their wild, nutty and attractive flavors. Easy to infuse, these are wonderful daily teas that anyone can savor at any time, warmed or cooled.
A very mellow tint, paired with an aroma of perfect refinement. This tea resulting from decades of blending experience is assembled by our tea master to produce a most elegant Houjicha of unrivaled quality in terms of fragrance and flavor .
This elegant Houjicha reveals sharp and pure, full-bodied flavors that will make a fine addition to a delicate meal. The blend is composed of fragrant, lightly roasted spring harvest Aracha (semi refined) Sencha leaves and stems grown in full sunlight in the Kyoto prefecture.
Wild, yet comforting fragrance. Clear amber liquor. Deep and sharp, bold nutty flavor.
The Tokujou Houjicha is one of our best sellers. It is a good quality Uji tea we think of when we want to offer tea to our friends and family. This tea is also commonly served at high ranking restaurants throughout Japan.
This tea is assembled from spring harvest Aracha Sencha (semi refined leaves) grown in full sunlight in the Kyoto prefecture. The blend includes a large ratio of stems resulting in a strong presence in regards to both fragrance and aroma.
Fragrant and full bodied daily tea.
This tea is easily accessible to beginner and expert palates alike. If you are unsure of your taste for Houjicha, this is a great place to start. This rank simply labelled 'Houjicha' serves as a point of reference, as it indicates what can be expected from the higher grades blended by our tea master.
This blend is popular with our partners in the hospitality sector in Japan (restaurants). It is composed of Kari Naoshi Bancha harvested after the first harvest of the year in the Kyoto prefecture.
During the first harvest in spring, the tea bushes are cut once as part of the harvest process.
After the first harvest, the tea bushes go through a second trimming made by the producers to allow the trees to rejuvenate after giving a lot of energy to sprout new leaves in spring.
The leaves harvested during this second trimming are referred to as 'Kari Naoshi Bancha'.
'Kari' is the Japanese term for the cut done when trimming, while naoshi refers to a 'redo', as the trees go through a first cut when the spring leaves are harvested. Bancha refers to leaves harvested outside of the main harvest periods.
This Houjicha embodies all the expected flavors, but with a particular strength of taste. With this tea, composed of Kari Naoshi Bancha, it is easy to create the atmosphere of a Kyoto teahouse. Ideal for moments of simple relaxation, or paired with food, Kyo-Musume is sure to please.
Rich fragrance, pretty 'Kitsune Iro' (fox color) liquor.
We recommend infusing this Houjicha in a great quantity so that it can be enjoyed throughout the day, like an herbal iced tea. Commonly consumed by the locals in Uji, it is especially recommended for enjoying at picnics and parties with friends and family. Of course, our Uji-Musume Houjicha can also be enjoyed warm in winter.
The blend is composed of Kari Naoshi Bancha harvested in the Kyoto prefecture after the first harvest of the year.
This Houjicha is assembled by our tea master to obtain an affordable blend maintaining a rich fragrance and leaves that are not over burnt so that they can yield a good looking amber liquor.
Our Hojicha powder results from the careful roasting and pulverization of high quality Sencha green tea leaves grown in the Kyoto region and chosen for their perfect balance of strength and subtlety.
Before pulverization, the leaves are sand roasted according to traditional Hojicha manufacturing methods so that they can obtain their signature amber color, nutty, caramel flavor as well as their enchanting toasty aroma.
For tips and ideas about how to use Houjicha Powder, please click here.
'Kyobancha' (Kyo means from Kyoto) is a type of Bancha also called 'Iribancha' by the people of the Kyoto prefecture. It is said that this tea was originally discovered after a forest fire: the smell of scorched tea trees spread through the land, intriguing the surrounding inhabitants.
Iribancha is said to offer results close to the first brewing experimentations carried out by Japanese people of the past. This is a very traditional daily tea used by households and restaurants alike for many years (it can be prepared in large quantity to be enjoyed all day).
Our Iribancha is made from stems and thick leaves harvested in winter (February-march) when the tea trees are trimmed in preparation for the spring harvest. The leaves & stems are steamed, but unlike other Japanese loose leaf teas, they are not rolled during the production process. They are then dried in the sun and roasted in large iron pans according to traditional production methods. As a result, they are seared in places, revealing a unique smoky aroma, with a full bodied, sharp flavor.
Iribancha can be served cold in summer, and hot in winter for climate-appropriate refreshment.
This tea can be infused in boiling water (2L), with 15-20g leaves infused for 90 sec. Filtering the leaves out and cooling down the resulting liquor allows to obtain enough tea to last through the day, enjoyed cold or reheated.
Like Houjicha, Iribancha is mild in caffeine, and enjoyed by elders and young children alike.


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CRÜE FEST, ROCKSTAR ENERGY MAYHEM Nominated For Billboard Concert Marketing Award
Crüe Fest/Rock Band and the Rockstar Energy Mayhem Festival are among the seven finalists competing for the second annual Billboard Concert Marketing & Promotion Award, which will be given to a sponsorship or promotion that benefited the concert industry at large by stimulating attendance to live events, providing value to fans, and promoting the artist and brands involved. The sponsorship or promotion must achieve its marketing goal in a quantifiable way; and can be a tour title sponsorship, a venue naming rights deal, a touring artist's endorsement deal, a single show sponsor, a festival sponsorship, a multifaceted tour sponsorship integration, or other deal, as long as it pertains to live performance that took place between January and September 2008.
Voting is open until October 31, so don't miss your chance to choose the winner!
The winner of the second Billboard Concert Marketing & Promotion Award will be announced at the Billboard Touring Conference & Awards, set for November 19-20 at the Roosevelt Hotel in New York City.
For more information, go to www.BillboardEvents.com.
A 40-plus-city North American amphitheater tour, the MÖTLEY CRÜE-headlined Crüe Fest '08 wrapped August 31 at the Post-Gazette Pavilion in Pittsburgh.
Bassist Nikki Sixx of MÖTLEY CRÜE previously stated about the trek, "We are SO excited not only to headline our own annual summer festival, but also to be able to share the stage with the next generation of great rock bands. There's not a lot MÖTLEY CRÜE hasn't done so to say this summer's festival is going to be about rock 'n roll excess is an understatement. A night of hit songs by great bands and a trail of panties coast to coast ... Crüe Fest, hell yeah!"
In addition to the CRÜE, other acts on the Crüe Fest bill included BUCKCHERRY, PAPA ROACH, TRAPT and SIXX: A.M. (featuring Nikki Sixx).
Joining SLIPKNOT and DISTURBED on the Rockstar Energy Mayhem main stage were DRAGONFORCE and MASTODON. In addition, the tour had two second stages: one sponsored by Jägermeister and featuring AIRBOURNE, FIVE FINGER DEATH PUNCH and 36 CRAZYFISTS. An additional second stage features MACHINE HEAD, BLACK TIDE, SUICIDE SILENCE, THE RED CHORD, and WALLS OF JERICHO.
Rockstar Energy Mayhem was produced by Warped founder Kevin Lyman, his partner on the Rockstar Taste Of Chaos tour John Reese, CAA's Darryl Eaton, and Jason Garner, Live Nation Chief Executive Officer of North American Music.
Jayme Foxx of Altitude interviewed fans at the San Bernardino, California stop of Crüe Fest '08 on August 2, 2008 at San Manuel Amphitheater. Watch the four-minute clip below for some MÖTLEY CRÜE karaoke, drunk antics, and, of course, lots of girls flashing the camera.
A three-minute video clip capturing all the madness of the July 30, 2008 stop of the 2008 Rockstar Energy Mayhem Festival at the Cruzan Amphitheatre in West Palm Beach, Florida — including headbanging metal, moshpits, crowd-surfing and all the pumped up fans — can be viewed below (footage shot and edited by Teenlink).


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I am trying to create a UDF SQL function in Teradata 13, but keeping getting errors when I try to compile it. So I have tried creating one from the Teradata documentation just to see if I could get it to work, but and getting the same error message.
ERROR: CREATE FUNCTION Failed. 3707: Syntax error, expected something like a name or Unicode delimited identifier between teh 'LANGUAGE' keyword and the'SQL' keyword.
The first example runs without errors.
SQL UDFs are available in TD13.10, seems you try to run it on TD13.
But as this is the first release supporting SQL UDFs they're still limited, you can't do DECLARE/SET/REPEAT.
We are on 13.0 here.
I was afraid about not being able to use the declare, and repeat clauses. I have made a request to our DBA group to install the Oracle functions, so hopefully that will get me what I need.


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S.M. Goldin and S.C. King, Transport-Specific Fractionation for Purification of ATP-Dependent Ca2+ Pumps.
Q. Al-Awqati, Regulation of Membrane Transport by Endocytotic Removal and Exocytotic Insertion of Transporters.
H. Rottenberg, Proton Electrochemical Potential Gradient in Vesicles, Organelles, and Prokaryotic Cells.
J. van Adelsberg, J. Barasch, and Q. Al-Awqati, Measurement of pH of Intracellular Compartments in Living Cells by Fluorescent Dyes.
A.A. Eddy, Use of Carbocyanine Dyes to Assay Membrane Potential of Mouse Ascites Tumor Cells.
J.C. Freedman and T.S. Novak, Optical Measurement of Membrane Potential in Cells, Organelles, and Vesicles.
O. Eidelman and Z.I. Cabantchik, Fluorescence Methods for Continuous Monitoring of Transport in Cells and Vesicles.
D. Ammann and P. Caroni, Preparation and Use of Micro- and Macroelectrodes for Measurement of Transmembrane Potentials and Ion Activities.
H. Garty and S.J.D. Karlish, Ion Channel-Mediated Fluxes in Membrane Vesicles: Selective Amplification of Isotope Uptake by Electrical Diffusion Potentials.
J.R. Blinks, Use of Calcium-Regulated Photoproteins as Intracellular Ca2+ Indicators.
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R. Tsien and T. Pozzan, Measurement of Cytosolic Free Ca2+ with Quin2.
H.G. Hempling, Analyzing Transport Kinetics with Desk-Top Hybrid Computers.
J.W. Walker, G.P. Reid, and D.R. Trentham, Synthesis and Properties of Caged Nucleotides.
H.S. Chase, Jr., M.D. Gelernt, and M.C. DeBell, Measurement of Ion Fluxes in Membrane Vesicles Using Rapid-Reaction Methods.
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Marie Žišková (* 1951) je česká právnička a bývalá soudkyně Nejvyššího správního soudu České republiky. Do své rezignaci na funkci soudkyně v březnu 2019 zde působila jako předsedkyně senátu. Kariéru v justici začala u Okresního soudu v Jičíně, kde pracovala mezi lety 1975–1977. Poté přešla na Ministerstvo spravedlnosti, kde pracovala na odboru dohledu nad civilní justicí (1977 – 1989) a následně v legislativní oblasti, kde pracovala jako vedoucí oddělení občanskoprávní legislativy. V letech 2001 a 2002 byla soudkyní Vrchního soudu v Praze.

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Based on a 5 year average and a race date of July 23rd, Beech Mountain, NC can expect temperatures between 77℉ and 90℉ with humidity around 75% and precipitation of 0.16".
Race director for Xterra Beech Mountain?
Raceentry.com also cannot attest to the validity of individual Xterra Beech Mountain reviews. All of the information about the race has either been supplied by the event staff or can be modified at any time by their race management. 2019 Xterra Beech Mountain registration details are only as accurate as the event has made them.


The following provides some basic information regarding when district coverage terminates following employment, the timeline for providing premium payment immediately following last day in paid status in order to participate in the retiree benefit program, premium rates for the current plan year, retiree trust contributions to help offset premium costs and basic plan descriptions. Please contact the Employee Benefits Department at (619) 725 - 8130 Monday to Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. to discuss specifics of the retiree benefit program and how to enroll in order to continue coverage.
When will my district-paid coverage terminate?
Coverage under the district-sponsored medical, dental, vision, and life insurance plans in which an employee is enrolled terminates at the end of the month in which the last day of paid service in an eligible monthly salaried position occurs. For example, if an employee's last day of paid service occurs anytime in June, the medical, dental, vision and life insurance coverage terminates June 30th.
When an employee's paid service ceases because of retirement and he/she is receiving a monthly benefit from the State Teachers' Retirement System or the Public Employees Retirement System, coverage may be continued for the employee and his/her eligible dependents as long as payment of the required contribution is received by the Employee Benefits Department within 31 days of the date coverage normally would terminate because of termination of active service.
Pursuant to collective negotiations contracts, retirees who meet specified eligibility requirements may be eligible for a monthly, district-paid contribution toward the cost of their district-sponsored medical premium. Information regarding this benefit is available from the Employee Benefits Department (see below for eligibility criteria and amount of contribution to premium for each unit).
a) End of the month for which the required contribution has not been received by the Employee Benefits Department.
b) End of the month in which the death of the retiree occurs.
Dependent coverage terminates on the same date the retiree coverage terminates, or the date the dependent no longer qualifies as an eligible dependent, whichever occurs first.
IMPORTANT: If retiree coverage is allowed to terminate, it cannot be reinstated.
REMINDER: An administrative fee to cover a portion of the expenses associated with the administration of retiree benefits are added to premium rates. The monthly fee is $4 fee for a medical plan and a $2 fee for a dental plan.
Important Note: Please return the completed Enrollment Forms to the Employee Benefits Office located at 4100 Normal Street, Room 1150A, San Diego,CA. 92103. DO NOT RETURN FORMS to the address listed on the the application.
If you decide to cancel your medical plan(s) you are required to complete and submit a Cancellation Notice for Self-Pay Health and Life Insurance form to the Employee Benefits Department. For Retirees enrolled in either Kaiser Permanente Senior Advantage or United Healthcare Medicare Advantage plan you will be required to complete a Disenrollment form at least 30 days prior to the selected termination date. The cancellations of medical benefit plans are effective the first day of the month following the end of continued coverage. Benefit plans sponsored by SDUSD are in force for an entire month. We do not provide coverage on a pro-rated basis.


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package org.openntf.domino.demoApp.pages;

import java.lang.reflect.Method;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.TreeMap;

import org.apache.commons.lang3.StringUtils;
import org.openntf.domino.Database;
import org.openntf.domino.Session;
import org.openntf.domino.View;
import org.openntf.domino.demoApp.DemoUI;
import org.openntf.domino.demoApp.application.XotsDatabaseLoader;
import org.openntf.domino.demoApp.components.TargetSelector;
import org.openntf.domino.demoApp.components.TargetSelector.Target;
import org.openntf.domino.demoApp.subpages.session.Session_Factory;
import org.openntf.domino.demoApp.subpages.session.Session_Fixes;
import org.openntf.domino.demoApp.subpages.session.Session_Summary;
import org.openntf.domino.demoApp.subpages.session.Session_ThreadConfig;
import org.openntf.domino.demoApp.subpages.session.Session_Variables;
import org.openntf.domino.demoApp.subpages.session.Session_XspProperties;
import org.openntf.domino.demoApp.utils.FactoryUtils;
import org.openntf.domino.demoApp.utils.SampleDataUtil;
import org.openntf.domino.xots.Xots;

import com.vaadin.navigator.ViewChangeListener.ViewChangeEvent;
import com.vaadin.server.FontAwesome;
import com.vaadin.shared.ui.label.ContentMode;
import com.vaadin.ui.Button;
import com.vaadin.ui.Button.ClickEvent;
import com.vaadin.ui.Button.ClickListener;
import com.vaadin.ui.Label;
import com.vaadin.ui.Notification;
import com.vaadin.ui.VerticalLayout;
import com.vaadin.ui.themes.ValoTheme;

public class SessionView extends BaseView {
	private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;
	public static final String VIEW_NAME = ""; // Default view name is ""
	public static final String VIEW_LABEL = "Session";
	private boolean showSetupButton = false;
	private SessionSubPage currentPage;
	private Session_Summary summaryDetails = new Session_Summary(this);
	private Session_Fixes fixesDetails = new Session_Fixes(this);
	private Session_Factory factorySessionDetails = new Session_Factory(this);
	private Session_XspProperties xspPropertyDetails = new Session_XspProperties(this);
	private Session_ThreadConfig threadConfig = new Session_ThreadConfig(this);
	private Session_Variables variableDetails = new Session_Variables(this);

	public enum SessionSubPage {
		SUMMARY_DETAILS("Summary Details", Target.BOTH), FIXES("Fixes", Target.NON_XPAGES), XSP_PROPS("Xsp Properties",
				Target.XPAGES), THREAD_CONFIG("Thread Config", Target.NON_XPAGES), FACTORY_SESSION("Getting Sessions",
						Target.BOTH), XPAGES_VARIABLES("XPages Variables", Target.XPAGES);
		private String value_;
		private Target target_;

		private SessionSubPage(String subPage, Target target) {
			value_ = subPage;
			target_ = target;
		}

		public String getValue() {
			return value_;
		}

		public Target getTarget() {
			return target_;
		}
	}

	public SessionView() {
		setShowNavigation(true);
	}

	@Override
	public void enter(ViewChangeEvent event) {
		super.enter(event);
	}

	@Override
	public void checkIsSetup() {
		String setupErrors = "";
		Database demoDb = FactoryUtils.getDemoTemplate();
		if (null == demoDb) {
			setupErrors = String.format(
					"Please amend the XPages Extension Library Demo database filepath in the application's web.xml.\nAlternatively create an instance of Extension Library Demo Database at '%s'\n",
					FactoryUtils.getDemoTemplateFilepath());
		}
		View contactsByState = demoDb.getView("AllContactsByState");
		if (null == contactsByState) {
			setupErrors = String.format(
					"Please add an 'AllContactsByState' view to the XPages Extension Library Demo database filepath at '%s', copying 'AllContacts' and adding a categorised column for field 'State'\n",
					FactoryUtils.getDemoTemplateFilepath());
		}
		if (null == FactoryUtils.getDemoDatabase()) {
			setupErrors = setupErrors
					+ "Demo databases have not been initialised yet.\nPlease generate using setup button";
			setShowSetupButton(true);
		}
		if (StringUtils.isNotEmpty(setupErrors)) {
			DemoUI.get().setSetup(false);
			showError(setupErrors);
		} else {
			DemoUI.get().setSetup(true);
			Notification.show("Database set up and ready to go!", Notification.Type.HUMANIZED_MESSAGE);
		}
	}

	@Override
	public void loadContent() {
		loadContent(getCurrentPage());
	}

	public void loadContent(SessionSubPage subPage) {
		if (!getCurrentPage().equals(subPage)) {
			if (!subPage.equals(SessionSubPage.FACTORY_SESSION)) {
				// This has XPages / Non-XPages content, so need to reload
				setCurrentPage(subPage);
			}
		}
		switch (subPage) {
		case SUMMARY_DETAILS:
			summaryDetails.load();
			getContentPanel().setContent(summaryDetails);
			break;
		case FIXES:
			fixesDetails.load();
			getContentPanel().setContent(fixesDetails);
			break;
		case FACTORY_SESSION:
			factorySessionDetails.loadContent(); // we want to reload
			getContentPanel().setContent(factorySessionDetails);
			break;
		case XSP_PROPS:
			xspPropertyDetails.load();
			getContentPanel().setContent(xspPropertyDetails);
			break;
		case THREAD_CONFIG:
			threadConfig.load();
			getContentPanel().setContent(threadConfig);
			break;
		case XPAGES_VARIABLES:
			variableDetails.load();
			getContentPanel().setContent(variableDetails);
			break;
		default:
			getContentPanel().setContent(new Label("<b>NO CONTENT SET FOR THIS PAGE</b>", ContentMode.HTML));
		}
	}

	@Override
	public void loadNavigation() {
		getSubNavigation().removeAllComponents();

		TargetSelector target1 = new TargetSelector(this);
		getSubNavigation().addComponent(target1);
		Target currTarget = DemoUI.get().getAppTarget();

		for (final SessionSubPage subPage : SessionSubPage.values()) {
			if (Target.BOTH.equals(currTarget) || Target.BOTH.equals(subPage.getTarget())
					|| currTarget.equals(subPage.getTarget())) {
				Button button1 = new Button(subPage.getValue());
				button1.addStyleName(ValoTheme.BUTTON_LINK);
				button1.addStyleName(ValoTheme.BUTTON_SMALL);
				button1.addStyleName("navigation-button");
				button1.addClickListener(new ClickListener() {
					private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;

					@Override
					public void buttonClick(ClickEvent event) {
						loadContent(subPage);
					}

				});
				getSubNavigation().addComponents(button1);
			}
		}
	}

	@Override
	public void loadMethodList() {
		StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
		ArrayList<String> newMethods = new ArrayList<String>();
		for (Method newCrystal : org.openntf.domino.ext.Session.class.getMethods()) {
			newMethods.add(newCrystal.getName() + newCrystal.hashCode());
		}
		TreeMap<String, String> methSummary = new TreeMap<String, String>();
		for (Method crystal : Session.class.getMethods()) {
			methSummary.put(crystal.getName() + crystal.hashCode(), getMethodSummary(newMethods, crystal));
		}
		for (String content : methSummary.values()) {
			sb.append(content);
		}
		Label methLabel = new Label(sb.toString(), ContentMode.HTML);
		getMethodList().setContent(methLabel);
	}

	@Override
	public String getMethodSummary(ArrayList<String> newMethods, Method crystal) {
		return super.getMethodSummary(newMethods, crystal);
	}

	@Override
	public void loadSource() {
		return;
	}

	public SessionSubPage getCurrentPage() {
		if (null == currentPage) {
			setCurrentPage(SessionSubPage.SUMMARY_DETAILS);
		}
		return currentPage;
	}

	public void setCurrentPage(SessionSubPage currentPage) {
		this.currentPage = currentPage;
	}

	public boolean isShowSetupButton() {
		return showSetupButton;
	}

	public void setShowSetupButton(boolean showSetupButton) {
		this.showSetupButton = showSetupButton;
	}

	public void checkLoadSetupButton(VerticalLayout gridBody) {
		if (isShowSetupButton()) {
			Button setupButton = new Button("Set Up Demo Databases");
			setupButton.setIcon(FontAwesome.DATABASE);
			setupButton.addClickListener(new ClickListener() {
				private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;

				@Override
				public void buttonClick(ClickEvent event) {
					loadDatabases();
				}

			});
			gridBody.addComponent(setupButton);
		}
	}

	public void loadDatabases() {
		try {
			int numberOfDemos = FactoryUtils.getNumberOfDemosAsInt();
			String templatePath = FactoryUtils.getDemoTemplateFilepath();
			String demoDbFolder = FactoryUtils.getDemoDatabasesFolder();
			String[] firstNames = SampleDataUtil.readFirstNames();
			String[] lastNames = SampleDataUtil.readLastNames();
			String[] cities = SampleDataUtil.readCities();
			String[] states = SampleDataUtil.readStates();
			String[] loremIpsum = SampleDataUtil.readLoremIpsum();
			for (Integer i = 1; i <= numberOfDemos; i++) {
				String dbPath = demoDbFolder + "/oda_" + i.toString() + ".nsf";
				XotsDatabaseLoader dbInitialiser = new XotsDatabaseLoader(dbPath, templatePath, 20000, 1000, 5,
						firstNames, lastNames, cities, states, loremIpsum);
				Xots.getService().submit(dbInitialiser);
			}
			Notification.show(
					"Loading databases...use refresh link in 'Configuration Settings' panel to check progress.\nOnce complete, refresh the page.",
					Notification.Type.WARNING_MESSAGE);
		} catch (Exception e) {
			e.printStackTrace();
		}
	}

}

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Escambia County adds 7 new projects to RESTORE Act plan. Here's what they will do:
Restoring Little Sabine Bay and building a new Brownsville retail business incubator are just two of the seven projects being added to Escambia County's RESTORE Act plan.
The Escambia County Commission on Monday approved an amendment to its RESTORE Act implementation plan that adds seven new projects and changes four others under the federal program that resulted from the 2010 BP oil spill.
The new projects and changes carry a total price tag of $12.14 million.
Under the RESTORE Act, 80% of fees and fines BP paid the federal government are allocated to the Gulf Coast region, and Escambia County is set to receive $70.9 million by the year 2031.
Grants received:Escambia County receives three RESTORE ACT grant awards
Environmental restoration:Cleanup of Bayou Chico, Santa Rosa Sound expected with new RESTORE Act funding
Escambia County is seeking a $2 million RESTORE Act grant aimed at improving the water quality of Little Sabine Bay.
The county approved a plan for 10 projects in 2017 that totaled $8.6 million. Progress on the projects has been slow, with some in the design phase and others at a standstill.
One of the projects with no progress so far is the SOAR with RESTORE project, which aims to create a workforce development program to train under-served communities focusing on cybersecurity and environmental hazard remediation.
Under the amended plan passed Monday, the scope of the SOAR with RESTORE project was changed to include more career training fields based off current workforce shortages.
Commissioner Lumon May, who sponsored the project, said the scope was expanded to ensure that money would be spend on the best proposals. He added that he wished the process could move faster.
"I wish we could put a little more gas to it," May said.
One of the other 10 original projects that saw a change was the Perdido Key Multi-Use Path, which originally sought $960,000 for the first mile of the 3.44-mile bicycle and walking path along the island.
With the vote Monday, the bike path is fully funded, with $3.5 million coming from the RESTORE Act for the project.
Commissioner Doug Underhill said funding the project with federal dollars frees up county funding to pay for a lighting and sidewalk project on West Jackson Street in Myrtle Grove.
A new project proposed in the RESTORE Act plan is a $350,000 request to renovate the Brownsville Community Center and build an incubator retail space next to the center.
The project is modeled after a similar one in Charleston, South Carolina.
Another new project is the restoration of Little Sabine Bay, a popular anchorage spot at Pensacola Beach for boaters.
The $2 million restoration project will improve the stormwater systems that drain into the bay, add buoys for boats to avoid damaging seagrass beds, install boat anchorage moorings and a bilge pump system for boats.
The seven new projects added to the plan are:
Perdido Bay Boat Ramp: $2.5 million to fund construction of a new public boat ramp on Perdido Bay in Heron Bayou.
Beulah Master Plan: $300,000 to fund the development of a master plan for the Beulah area.
Brownsville Commercial Incubator and Community Center renovations: $350,000
CRA Community Center: $500,000 to fund the design and permitting of a new community center in a county community redevelopment area. The site hasn't been chosen yet, but it will most likely be in the Palafox Redevelopment Area.
CRA Infrastructure Economic Development Program: $1.5 million to fund a projected aimed at bringing "Complete Streets" concepts to the county's redevelopment areas.
Little Sabine Bay Restoration: $2 million
Town of Century Waste Water Improvements: $500,000 to help Century design and permit repairs to its failing sewage treatment facility.
Jim Little can be reached at jwlittle@pnj.com and 850-208-9827.


Junior Librarians help students realize that the library is not just a place to find books and information. It's also a fun place to go "where they can grow their minds in more ways than just looking at books and data bases." They say this because they have learned that the library is there for them in many different ways – and not just for academic reasons.
Junior Librarians respond to library needs by organizing PlayAway audio books, shelving and arranging books, displaying bulletin boards, dusting to keep the library neat, completing Pizza Hut accounts and records, writing student's book requests, recording Accelerated Reader scores, and lending a hand to teachers and staff. Their busiest time of the year is during Catholic School's Week when they transform the library into a Book Fair extravaganza.
They usually can find Mr. Dewey D. worm sitting with his nose in a book. However, they don't mind because he's their favorite library companion.
Mini Librarians will make you smile.
I cannot help grinning when I talk about the many aspects that draw patrons to our St. Thomas More School Library in Houston, Texas.
One focus is our Mini (2nd & 3rd graders) Librarians who will make you smile.
These boys and girls realize that reading is one of the most important activities necessary to learn and grow and succeed.
Throughout the school year these students participate in the extracurricular activity of "their" library's upkeep and the fostering of a love of books and reading.


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Roczen, Nicoletti and Baggett Glen Helen Interviews
Steve May 24, 2015 0 0
Here are some key players talking about Glen Helen
Photos by Simon Cudby
Kenny Roczen
I guess you'll take it after last week's struggle. The second moto wasn't, but you'll take this position. Of course the way things have started for you, you go down on the first turn.
Yeah, it seems like the luck was just not there today. I didn't grab a really good start. Got tangled up with someone. I think it was Anderson or something. His bike was in the back of mine. I was standing there like, okay, you can take your bike out now. But we were stuck for a while there. We were way back. I just tried to get as far up as I can. I made it up to 8th and then I think it was a few laps to go and it said Baggett was 20 seconds ahead so I just kind of stayed there. Second moto got a better start and moved up to 3rd. Tried to battle up front. It was a good feeling because it's been a while, let me tell you that. But I tipped over before the finish there and that's what made Dungey get away from me. But it was all good. It's good to get back into race mode. It has been over two weeks now of not really riding and taking it easy and stuff so it's time to get back into a routine and get back to the top.
It's kind of like one those things where your arms got to come back, your endurance has got to come back. Even two weeks or whatever…
Even a week. It's not that you're less fit but you're out of the routine. It takes a huge hit on your body.
Roczen fell in both motos but had a much better day than he had at Hangtown.
And back I understand from talking to guys, it's good?
The injury is still there but I'm pain free right now, which is good. It is kind of difficult because even with training there's a lot of things that I can't do, certain movements and stuff. I can't row, all that. The best for me right now is swimming because there's no hit. That's a little bit on the tougher side.
Is this something that could flare up again if you move another box spring?
It could, I think. He said it could last two weeks, it could last six months. Some people don't come back for a year. But fact is at the end of the season or whenever it does get bad, in the end of the season, I hope it lasts that long. I'm going to have to get it burnt. So they go in with a hot needle and it basically kind of melts the fracture or something.
Tough start to your season. It's starting to turn around. Thanks for doing this.
Phil Nicoletti
Filthy Phil, do we talk about your first ever podium and a terrific ride or do we talk about the pressures of the podium getting to you, cracking in the second moto and crashing? But seriously it was a good day. Any time you can do that in the 450 class, that's a nice day.
Seriously it's hard because just like any athlete… I wish it would have happened in the second moto just because at least I could have that high throughout the week. Now it kind of feels like it didn't happen because my second moto I cart-wheeled then I crashed again. It's not like I was in a bad position second moto. I was right up there in FIFTH again. Got to follow Barcia again for a little while and I was feeling good. Then I cart-wheeled and I couldn't breathe for a while.
And then how about you getting up way back and getting 21st?
Well, I went down again or else I would have scored some points. I basically rode 3FIVE minutes for nothing. So that sucked. Actually the whole time I was just thinking, man, I'm not even going to get in the top ten with a podium. That'd be the first time ever.
What did you get overall?
9th, which just sucks. I was bummed. I wish at least I could went 3-6 or 3-7 or geez even 3-9 for God's sake. But it is what it is. Definitely some highs and some lows but I think the highs today outweigh the lows, for the first time in my life.
First moto you were catching Justin there late in the moto. Had to feel pretty good. You were feeling pretty frisky.
Yeah, it's hard for him because he didn't have anybody in front of him to pace and I had him. So I could see where he was gaining me and where I was even gaining him. I could pick up his lines and use my lines to catch him. I found out some ways to hop some bumps and make up some time but he's solid. He's a fit dude and he knows how to handle that type of situation. He just kind of pulled me in which was good. I've been riding with him at Club and he's an awesome training partner. We're going to continue that for a few more weeks and hopefully we can continue that here on Saturday. Like I said, our bikes are fast off the start though. Holy crap. I don't think there was anybody else around us.
Barcia 3rd overall, you 3rd in the moto, Peick had a solid day. Good day for the JGR guys.
I think we were 3, 5, 9, which might have been a 3, 5, 6 if I hadn't blown it, which leave it to me… Even J-Bone said that. He goes, I had three podium hats but I didn't need it that time. So I was just like, dang it. But we'll get back to work. I got to give it up to the team. They stayed out here this week. Even Johnny Olner did some suspension testing. It's hard for them to stay out here and do that. It's not easy for any team. Go home and relax a little bit and get ready for Colorado.
Filthy Phil scored his first ever 450MX podium at Glen Helen
What about Troll (Alex Martin)?
Awesome. I was stoked. I seen him out there, pulled the holeshot, led for a little bit. And then I got dressed and I come out and he's still in 2nd. Then he had a pretty big gap. I'm just like, holy shit he's going to do it. And then he did it.
He's on fire this year.
He's riding good.
I was telling Johnny O he should bill him. Jeremy's paying him and he's just tagging along, and O'Show sort of agreed.
O'Show's getting the short end of the stick there. Jeremy's getting a two for one deal and O'Show's getting slammed. O'Show's a good dude. I've got to know him quite a bit now. He's just a stirring guy. Puts in his time. There's a lot of talk about what they do and how much time they put in. It is a lot of time but those kids have a big workload they can take and it's good. But hopefully I can redeem myself this week compared to last week. So maybe the two pricks won't bag me this week.
We were pretty hard on you when you weren't around earlier in the Rock River truck.
About what? Not my bad mood. Yesterday doesn't count.
No, the bad mood was earlier today but then it was the crash in the second moto.
Of course. Bringing up bad memories. What a bunch of pricks. But it was good. So we'll see what happens.
Great job. Happy to see you get that podium. That's really cool, even Dungey did kind of have a problem on the last lap. We'll still count it.
Gifts happen all the time. Whatever. It's racing. I'll take it. I've gotten the shaft so many times so I don't even care anymore.
How many times have you got a top ten and your bike broke five minutes left?
Exactly, or running fifth and I run out of gas or something. At least the good Lord was looking out for me that time, and even the second time when I augured myself. It was good. Next weekend.
Blake Baggett
The whole time I saw you today I was like, if only he could get a start. Your starts did you in. Many times you were third or forth fastest guy on the track, couldn't get the starts though.
Yeah, not the greatest starts for the day but just keep working on it basically. We've been doing a lot of testing and not many motos. Just kind of riding into this thing and figuring it out. Trying to keep it on two wheels.
Were you happy with your motos other than starts?
Yeah, just of course want to be up there closer. You want to be towards the podium. But I learned a lot. I learned a lot last weekend. I learned a lot more this weekend. I'm just going to keep learning and keep plugging away at it.
Baggett didn't get great starts but he rode well at the Helen.
You like this place, huh?
It's pretty good. I like this place. I like Colorado next weekend. I like Tennessee after that. I like High Point. I think we got a few good rounds. I think the key to this thing is just stay steady, just keep it on two wheels, and keep learning and just keep improving each weekend. It's the first year so still figuring things out.
What's the biggest difference four motos in from 250 to 450 outdoors-wise? What do you notice? Is the pace higher?
Just the bike. You can't man-handle it around. That's the thing. You got to kind of let it take you where it wants to in some areas and other areas where you're forcing it, it's just a lot of effort exerted to force it. Not just physically tired, but it'll just beat you up. It'll just swap and talk. Everybody's doing it. The pace is going fast enough that everybody's pushing the limits but it's just a bigger bike. It's 230 pounds.
Did you fall in the first moto at some point? I think you lost some spots or something. You were on the move, you were charging hard, and then at some point you lost some ground or maybe even lost a position.
I might have. I don't even remember. I started like 16th I think going up the hill.
It looked like you were all over some dudes at some point and you lost a little bit of ground but maybe you just made a lapper or something. Lakewood, you like it? Looking ahead at that?
Yeah, definitely looking forward to Monday. We're going to keep working on things on Monday and then we'll go to Colorado and see what we got again.
Thank you very much and too bad you didn't get any starts.
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Illinois Laws on Dog Bite Liability
Personal Injury Lawyers for Animal Attacks in DuPage County and Kane County
Millions of families throughout the United States keep dogs as pets, and in many cases, these animals are loving companions that can be trusted around family members and friends. However, there are also many dogs that are dangerous, and even pets that have never exhibited any aggressive tendencies can act unexpectedly. When a person suffers an injury from a dog bite, they may be unsure of how the law addresses the situation and whether they will be able to recover compensation for their damages.
If you have been bitten by a dog, the personal injury attorneys at Mevorah & Giglio Law Offices can help you understand how Illinois law applies to you, and we will provide you with the legal representation you need. We will work with you to ensure that you receive compensation that fully addresses the damages you have suffered.
Strict Liability for Dog Bites
Some states have what are referred to as "one bite free" laws regarding dog bites, in which a dog's owner is not responsible for dog bite injuries if they had not previously known that their dog was dangerous or likely to bite someone. However, Illinois is not one of those states, and Illinois law uses the principle of "strict liability," in which a dog's owner is liable for injuries that occurred when their pet attacked someone, regardless of whether they were aware that their animal was likely to do so.
Specifically, 510 ILCS 5/16 states that if a dog or other animal "attacks, attempts to attack, or injures" a person, the dog's owner is "liable in civil damages...for the full amount of the injury." The law also notes that this liability applies if the dog acted without being provoked, and the victim was conducting themselves peaceably in a place where they were legally allowed to be. That is, if a person was bitten after striking or teasing a dog or while they were trespassing on private property, the dog's owner will not be liable.
Dangerous and Vicious Dogs
The Illinois Animal Control Act also identifies some situations in which additional considerations may apply to a dog that may be likely to bite someone and cause serious injuries. The law defines a "dangerous dog" as an unleashed, unmuzzled, or unattended dog that behaves in a way that would cause a reasonable person to believe that it would pose a threat of serious physical injury or death to a person or to another pet. A dog is also considered dangerous if it has previously bitten someone without causing a serious physical injury, as long as that incident occurred without justification.
A "vicious dog" is a dog that has previously bitten someone without justification and caused a serious physical injury or death. A dog may also be considered vicious if it has been found to be a dangerous dog three separate times.
The owner of a dangerous dog may be required to have their dog complete behavioral training or be supervised or muzzled when on public premises. The owner of a vicious dog is required to keep their dog in an enclosure at all times. While it is not necessary to show that a dog is dangerous or vicious in order to pursue compensation for dog bite injuries, if an owner of a dangerous or vicious dog did not take the proper measures to supervise their animal, this may be considered negligence, and a victim may be able to have the owner held responsible for damages that occurred as a result.
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If you have suffered an injury after being bitten by a dog, Mevorah & Giglio Law Offices will help you understand your legal options. We will work with you to ensure that you are able to receive compensation that addresses the costs of medical care, the pain and suffering you have experienced, and any other damages to your person or property. Contact us today at 630-552-6860 to arrange a free consultation.
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Carlisle, PA – KKK flyers were found distributed in Carlisle over the weekend.
Carlisle police say there were notified that malicious and unsolicited flyers had been passed out on Saturday. They said they are attempting to identify the people responsible for them.
Authorities said the flyers were found on Glendale Street and other parts of the borough as well as in Newville.
Police say birdseed was attached to the flyers so they would stay put upon landing in their desired location. They also believe the flyers were intended for propaganda and recruiting purposes, not as a targeted hate crime.
Borough councilman Sean Crampsie denounced the flyers on Twitter, describing them as being "hate-filled, racist, and antisemitic." He said hate has no place in the Carlisle community.


The Tale of Bowser's Cave is the final chapter in Yoshi Topsy-Turvy and is a boss battle against Bowser. Before it begins, the Spirit Who Loves Surprises congratulates Yoshi on making it to this chapter and tells him that Bowser is just up ahead.
Yoshi battling Bowser in the first area.
This is the only mission in this chapter. During the fight, Bowser will release his Fire Breath, which will deal a few points of damage towards Yoshi. The fight starts on an orange cardboard area in a gloomy purple area with some blue objects in the background. The player can cause damage towards Bowser by rolling a bomb into him and having it explode, which will cause him to fall back. When he lands after falling backwards he causes a few Shy Guys to fall from the top of the screen, which will roll on the ground after they land. After Yoshi hits Bowser with three bombs, Bowser and Yoshi will jump down to the next area. This area is similar to the first, but the background looks more pink.
The other Yoshi Island Spirits in the ending cutscene.
The bombs here are on parachutes, so the player must tilt the console to have them land on Bowser. When falling backwards after being hit by a bomb in this area, he will spawn three Rainbow Tap-Taps, which is their only appearance in the game. After Yoshi hits Bowser with three more bombs, the battle moves into a small room with lava on the bottom. Bowser will land on a small platform trying to balance on it with one foot. The player must tilt their Game Boy Advance console so that Bowser will lose his balance and fall into the lava. After this, he will launch upwards and the mission will be completed. A cutscene plays of Bowser falling into a void followed by all the other Yoshi Island Spirits congratulating Yoshi on defeating Bowser. Hongo will then turn Yoshi's Island back to normal followed by the credits.
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Nicely shot on location in Indonesia and featuring some rousing action, Java Heat may be pulp B-movie action fare but thanks to decent production values, an assured hand behind the camera and several impressive performances from the cast it's an entertaining ride. Grad student Jake Wilde (Lutz) arrives in Java on a research trip and somehow manages to attend a swanky party where the Sultan's daughter is attending. He is not at the party long before he finds himself in the middle of daring kidnapping of said Sultan's daughter. Considered a suspect, Jake is pulled in for questioning but with no evidence to connect him to the kidnapping, is let go. However, straight as an arrow cop Hashim (Bayu) is suspicious of why Jake is in town and surprising no-one, Jake soon turns out not to be who he says he is. A former marine, Jake is after local crime boss Malik (Rourke) who may just be behind the kidnapping and after some predictable antagonism with Hashim, Jake joins forces with him to go after the evil Malik.
Filmed on what was presumably a low budget the film is well shot utilising the Indonesian locations to create a sweaty and intoxicating world for our Westerner hero to get lost in. From exotic nightclubs, to a chase through the never-ending alleys, to a showdown in what looks like a spectacular temple area, Java Heat certainly benefits from its unique location. The culture clash angle of the plot is refreshingly not overly clichéd (or overly offensive) as while Lutz's American hero is at times a little too much of a meathead he is not as brash or as insulting as you might have expected from such a character. Once he and Hashim team up, the two share good chemistry and for once the sidekick is seen as an equal to the gung-ho hero. In fact, Hashim is so well written and played excellently by Bayu that you often feel like he should have been the main character. Bayo gives an impressive and likeable performance as the 'do the right thing' (but no less tough as nails) Java cop and his and Lutz's banter and burgeoning friendship help to lift the material from routine action plotting. Rourke is his usual eccentric self of late: playing the bad guy somewhat over-the-top with a unique choice in sunglasses meaning he is never as menacing as he should be. Still, he gets surprisingly more screen-time than you may expect and even gets in on the action at the end.
Speaking of action, Java Heat delivers its fair share of bone crunching and bullet riddled action scenes. From an extended chase through the back alleys of Java (which features several painful looking motorcycle stunts) to several hard hitting shootouts and a particularly memorable bit with a rocket launcher, Java Heat dishes out some thrilling action beats which have a distinctive old school feel about them: bloody, brutal and all staged for real with no CGI trickery. In fact, Java Heat is old school in its whole look, feel and execution making it a refreshingly unfussy and unpretentious affair. If it was the late 80s or early 90s this would probably have been a big budget film that would have ramped up the action and the culture clash angle even more.
Movie fans with high critical standards may not get a kick out of it but those looking for some slick action entertainment should certainly check out Java Heat.
Java Heat is out on DVD in the UK on 29th July, released by Metrodome.


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The article shows the FDA to be complicit in licensing the drug at dangerously high doses. The government's statistics show that OxyContin has led millions of Americans to become addicted, and many thousands to overdose and die.
Chemically, OxyContin acts like heroin: when its effect wears off, patients experience excruciating withdrawal symptoms, including intense cravings for the drug.
According to the federal government's National Survey on Drug Use and Health, more than 7 million Americans have abused OxyContin – many of who followed their doctor's prescription instructions. Their doses were increased to dangerously high levels that increased the likelihood of addiction as well as fatal overdose.
The LA Times examined thousands of confidential Purdue documents and records that span three decades, from the mid-1980s when OxyContin was conceived, to 2011. The documents were uncovered in the course of lawsuits and government investigations. The following findings laid out by the LAT, show that Purdue executives acted in bad faith; they precipitated an unconscionable epidemic and preventable deaths in order to maintain high profits.
The drug is widely blamed for setting off the nation's prescription opioid epidemic, which has claimed more than 190,000 lives from overdoses involving OxyContin and other painkillers since 1999. The documents provide a detailed picture of the development and marketing of OxyContin, how Purdue executives responded to complaints that its effects wear off early, and their fears about the financial impact of any departure from 12-hour dosing.
The LA Times reports that the first clinical trial was conducted in Puerto Rico on women recuperating from abdominal and gynecological surgery. More than a third of the women given OxyContin started complaining about pain in the first eight hours and about half required more medication before the 12-hour mark, according to an FDA analysis of the study.
In study after study, many patients given OxyContin every 12 hours would ask for more medication before their next scheduled dose. For example, in one study of 164 cancer patients, one third of those given OxyContin dropped out because they found the treatment "ineffective," according to an FDA analysis of the study. Researchers then changed the rules of the study to allow patients to take supplemental painkillers, known as "rescue medication," in between 12-hour doses of OxyContin.
In another study of 87 cancer patients, "rescue was used frequently in most of the patients," and 95% resorted to it at some point in the study, according to a journal article detailing the clinical trial.
Question: did the FDA approve 12-hr OxyContin to accommodate Purdue's profit margin?
FDA officials declined to comment when asked by LAT reporters. And Dr. Curtis Wright, who headed FDA's medical review of the drug in 1996, left the FDA shortly thereafter. He joined Purdue in new product development.
Before OxyContin, doctors had viewed narcotic painkillers as dangerously addictive and primarily reserved their long-term use for cancer patients and the terminally ill. The LA Times notes that Purdue envisioned a bigger market. Purdue's owners, the Sacklers, were a New York family of physicians and philanthropists whose main source of revenues was MS Contin, an extended release morphine medication for cancer patients, whose patent was running out.
"We do not want to niche OxyContin just for cancer pain," a marketing executive explained to employees planning the drug's debut, according to minutes of the 1995 meeting. The company spent $207 million on the launch, doubling its sales force to 600. Sales reps showered prescribers with clocks and fishing hats embossed with "Q12h." Doctors were invited to dinner seminars and flown to weekend junkets at resort hotels, where they were encouraged to prescribe OxyContin and promote it to colleagues back home.
After OxyContin hit the market in 1996, ads in medical journals left no ambiguity about how long it lasted. A spotlight illuminated two dosage cups, one marked 8 AM and the other 8 PM. "REMEMBER, EFFECTIVE RELIEF JUST TAKES TWO." The marketing succeeded in ways that astonished even Purdue executives. OxyContin didn't just replace MS Contin revenues. It dwarfed them.
By the third year, sales were more than double MS Contin's peak, according to sworn testimony by a Purdue executive. By the fifth, OxyContin was generating annual revenue of more than $1 billion. Sales would continue to climb until 2010, when they leveled off at $3 billion.
Purdue's owners, the Sackler family, were already rich — the family name adorns a wing of the Metropolitan Museum of Art and several galleries in the British Museum. The success of OxyContin brought a whole new level of wealth. Forbes magazine last year estimated the Sacklers' worth at $14 billion, which, the magazine noted, put the family ahead of American dynasties such as the Mellons and Rockefellers.
OxyContin's impact on the practice of medicine was similarly transformative. Other drug companies began marketing their own narcotic painkillers for routine injuries. By 2010, one out of every five doctor's visits in the U.S. for pain resulted in a prescription for narcotic painkillers, according to a Johns Hopkins University study.
OxyContin accounted for a third of all sales revenue from painkillers that year, according to industry data.
According to 2001 sales data, the company charged wholesalers on average about $97 for a bottle of the 10-milligram pills, the smallest dosage, while the maximum strength, 80 milligrams, ran more than $630. So its sales reps recommendation to physicians to increase dose rather than reduce the time frame had a very concrete financial incentive.
In fact, rates of addiction and overdose have soared alongside the rise in prescriptions. News coverage of these problems in Appalachia and New England in the late 1990s made OxyContin notorious.
The U.S. Justice Dept. launched a criminal investigation, and in 2007 the company and three top executives pleaded guilty to fraud for downplaying OxyContin's risk of addiction. Purdue and the executives were ordered to pay $635 million. The case centered on elements of Purdue's marketing campaign that suggested to doctors that OxyContin was less addictive than other painkillers.
Hundreds of suits were filed accusing Purdue of overstating OxyContin's duration, among other complaints. Purdue succeeded in having most suits dismissed by asserting a legal doctrine which shields drug companies from liability when their products are prescribed by trained physicians.
Purdue settled other lawsuits on confidential terms by succeeding to have the evidence sealed, citing the need to protect trade secrets. The sealed materials included internal memos to members of the Sackler family and others, FDA correspondence, testimony from executives and sales reps' reports. They remain sealed to this day. The Times reviewed thousands of pages of them.
In the fall of 2004, the 12-hour dosing issue came close to a public airing.
The West Virginia attorney general was pressing a lawsuit against Purdue demanding reimbursement of "excessive prescription costs" paid by the state through programs for the poor and elderly. The state accused the company of deceptive marketing, including the 12-hour claim.
The decision meant an open trial. Purdue settled for $10 million on the eve before trial so long as all documents presented as evidence remained sealed. The settlement did not require Purdue to admit any wrongdoing or change the way it told doctors to prescribe the drug. A week later, the judge sealed his own decision.
Independent doctors and scientists raised questions about the evidence for 12-hr dosing.
Peter Przekop, a neuroscientist and physician who oversees the treatment of painkiller addicts at the Betty Ford Center in Rancho Mirage, said that repeated episodes of withdrawal from OxyContin "absolutely" raise the risk that patients will abuse the medication. "You are messing with those areas of the brain that are involved in addiction, and you are going to get the person dependent on it," he said.
A separate study underwritten by a Purdue competitor, Janssen Pharmaceutica, reached a similar conclusion. Researchers surveyed chronic pain patients treated with OxyContin and reported that less than 2% said the drug lasted 12 hours and nearly 85% said it wore off before eight, according to a 2003 journal article detailing the research.
In the real world practice of medicine, some doctors turned away from OxyContin entirely. San Francisco public health clinics stopped dispensing the painkiller in 2005, based in part on feedback from patients who said it wore off after eight hours. The clinics switched to generic morphine, which has a similar duration and costs a lot less.
"What I had come to see was the lack of evidence that it was any better than morphine," Dr. Mitchell Katz, then head of the San Francisco public health department, said in an interview.
For a brief moment three years ago, it seemed the problems with 12-hour dosing might get wider attention. The FDA had called for public input on how to make painkiller labels safer.
Dr. David Egilman, a Brown University professor of family medicine who had served as a plaintiff's expert in unsuccessful suits against Purdue, saw it as an opportunity to alert agency officials to problems with OxyContin's 12-hour claim.
Egilman, an expert in warning labels, had worked on hundreds of product liability cases ranging from asbestos to microwave popcorn. He had developed a reputation as a plaintiff's advocate driven to expose corporate wrongdoing.
Some judges said he went too far. In a 2007 case against the drugmaker Eli Lilly, for example, a judge found that Egilman leaked confidential documents about the controversial antipsychotic medication Zyprexa to a New York Times reporter. He agreed to pay the company $100,000. In the OxyContin cases, Purdue had attacked his ethics and qualifications.
When FDA officials convened the hearing in a suburban Maryland hotel ballroom Feb. 8, 2013, Egilman was out of the country. He submitted a PowerPoint presentation to be played in his absence.
In the five-minute presentation, Egilman accused Purdue of ignoring its own science for financial reasons and sending patients on a dangerous roller coaster of withdrawal and relief.
A snowstorm was bearing down on the East Coast that day, and the hearing room was nearly deserted. When the presentation concluded, there was a brief pause, and then the FDA moderator moved on to the next speaker.
Neither Purdue nor the agency ever responded to Egilman's presentation.
OxyContin is still hugely popular. Doctors wrote 5.4 million prescriptions for the painkiller in 2014, and according to a Purdue spokesman, 80% were for 12-hour dosing.
After years of the company telling doctors to answer complaints about duration with greater strengths of OxyContin, many patients are taking the drug at doses that public health officials now consider dangerously high. At The Times' request, scientists at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences analyzed OxyContin prescriptions in a database of insurance claims covering about 7 million patients across the country.
In 2014, the analysis found, more than 52% of patients taking OxyContin longer than three months were prescribed doses greater than 60 milligrams a day. Guidelines issued this year by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention urged physicians to "avoid" or "carefully justify" prescriptions of that strength.
Dr. Debra Houry, director of the CDC's National Center for Injury Prevention and Control and a leader of the agency's response to the opioid epidemic, called it "really concerning." "The higher you go, the more likely you are to die," she said.
Physicians who frequently contact Purdue with questions about dosing are told that 12-hour dosing has been proved safe.
Purdue is a privately held company owned by the Sackler family. The family actively supports many philanthropic organizations. The Sackler wing of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Sackler Medical School in Tel Aviv, The Sackler Wing at the Louvre, The Sackler Institutes for Developmental Psychobiology at Columbia, Cornell, Glasgow and Edinburgh Universities, The Sackler Institute for Comparative Genomics at the American Museum of Natural History, The Sackler Center for Arts Education at the Guggenheim Museum, The Serpentine Sackler Gallery in London and The Sackler Institute for Nutrition Science at the New York Academy of Sciences, several galleries in the British Museum and the Arthur Sackler Gallery at the Smithsonian Institution.
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Love promoting "100 Nengo no Kimi ni" (2012)
Disband
(3 Years, 4 Months, 5 Days;
1,223 days)
Pop, ballad
Sony Music Associated Records (2009-2012)
LDH (2008-2012)
PARADISE GO!! GO!!, REAL FORCE, Dream, Happiness, Flower
Love Official Website
Love was a Japanese Pop duo formed by LDH and signed to Sony Music Associated Records.
The duo consisted of the two vocalists from the girl group REAL FORCE and disbanded at the end of 2012. Their songs have been popular on digital platforms.
2.1 Pre-debut
2.2 2009-2010
3.4 Participating Works
4 Concerts/Tours
5.1 TV Shows
5.2 Radio
Pre-debut
At around the end of 2006, Misaki Matsumoto from PARADISE GO!! GO!! started to have side activities as one of the two vocalists in a new performance group created by LDH named REAL FORCE. The second vocalist of the group was Stephanie. Both of them had been active in performing arts since elementary school and in the entertainment industry for over 10 years.[1]
After some time, HIRO decided to focus on the two vocalists because he liked the chemistry they had together and the way their two voices blended in the harmonies they sung. Inspired by the EXILE song titled Love, Dream & Happiness and with the idea of creating groups that would represent those three concepts, Misaki and Stephanie were chosen to form the vocal duo named "Love". As a result, REAL FORCE disbanded.
The duo's first activity together was releasing a cover of Zone's "secret base ~Kimi ga Kureta Mono~" as a ringtone in 2008 (as well as releasing the full version in a special CD attached to the August issue of Gekkan EXILE magazine).
As the first group of the "Love, Dream & Happiness" project, Love debuted on August 26, 2009, with the single "First Love ~Love Letter~" which won the power play of 14 FM stations nationwide. Their 2nd single, "Second Love ~Tada Hitotsu no Negai Sae~" released on November 25, reached the #1 spot on the Chaku-Uta Weekly Chart with over 500.000 downloads. Afterwards, several of their songs started to get used as theme songs for TV dramas.[1]
On April 4, 2010, the duo released their first studio album titled Taisetsu na Kimochi, which peaked at number #12 on the Oricon album charts. After that, they went on their first national tour Love Live Tour 2010 "Love Letter" to nine locations across the country. Love released 3 singles in the same year: "Watashi Aumono" on March 10, "Kataomoi" on September 8 and ""Aishiteru" no One Word" on October 27. The success of the duo was reinforced by winning the Newcomer of the Year Award at the 43rd Japan Cable Awards.[1]
After releasing their 6th single "Someday Again ~Mata Au Hi Made~" and their 2nd album Tsunagaru Kimochi in mid 2011, the group went on their second tour Love Live Tour 2011 ~Tsunagaru Kimochi~ in August of the same year.
Despite their apparent success, Love was faced with troubles behind the scenes. Shortly after her debut, MISAKI injured her vocal cords, which is fatal for a vocalist. She was unable to control her voice and give a satisfying performance.[1] In the spring of 2012, after nearly a year of hiatus, MISAKI's vocal cord injury seemed close to a full recovery and Love started to promote again.[1] The duo released their 7th single "100 Nengo no Kimi ni" on April 25 and the digital single "Time goes by ~Sayonara wa Iwanaide~" on November 21, which would turn out to be their last release.
On December 28, 2012, the duo announced that their activities would be completed at the end of the year.[2]
On December 31, 2012, Love ultimately disbanded after their contract with the record label Sony Music expired.
[2010.04.14] Taisetsu na Kimochi
[2011.06.29] Tsunagaru Kimochi
[2009.08.26] First Love ~Love Letter~
[2009.11.25] Second Love ~Tada Hitotsu no Negai Sae~
[2010.03.10] Watashi Aumono
[2010.09.08] Kataomoi
[2010.10.27] "Aishiteru" no One Word
[2011.05.11] Someday Again ~Mata Au Hi Made~
[2012.04.25] 100 Nengo no Kimi ni
[2012.11.21] Time goes by ~Sayonara wa Iwanaide~
Participating Works
[2008.12.03] EXILE - EXILE BALLAD BEST (#14 Love Dream & Happiness)
[2009.12.09] EXILE - Ai Subeki Mirai e (#5 If ~I know~, MISAKI chorus participation)
[2010.05.08-2010.06.21] Love Live Tour 2010 "Love Letter"
[2011.08.14-2011.08.27] Love Live Tour 2011 ~Tsunagaru Kimochi~
[2012.05.06-2012.12.08] Monthly Order Made Live "Kimi no Tame ni Utau" Love Live
[2011] Shuukan EXILE (TBS)
[2011.06-2012.03] Love ON! TV (MUSIC ON! TV)
[2009.04-2011.09] LOVE ARRIVE (FM FUJI)
The songs that Love performed always revolved around different type of relationships and the feelings that come from those relationships (from lovers, friendship, family relations).
EXILE ATSUSHI has written some of their songs.
↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 Love Profile
↑ Loveに関する重要なお知らせ
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Bahrain: NGOs Condemn Torture Allegations and Denaturalization of 115 in Flawed Mass Trial
15 May 2018 – Bahrain's High Criminal Court today revoked the citizenship of 115 people amid reports of torture and due process abuses in an unfair mass trial of 138 defendants. Americans for Democracy & Human Rights in Bahrain (ADHRB), the Bahrain Institute for Rights and Democracy (BIRD), and the European Centre for Democracy and Human Rights (ECDHR) strongly condemn the unlawful deprivation of nationality and raise grave concerns about allegations of torture and other violations of fair trial standards.
The court issued the denaturalization order as part of its verdict in the mass trial of 138 defendants accused of committing terror offenses through participation in an organization referred to by the Bahraini government as the "Zulfiqar Cell." In addition to citizenship revocation, 53 of the defendants were sentenced to life in prison; three were sentenced to 25 years; one was sentenced to 10 years; 15 were sentenced to seven years; 37 were sentenced to five years; and six were sentenced to three years. The court acquitted 23 of the defendants. Many of those denaturalized were likely rendered stateless, contravening international law.
According to ADHRB's documentation, there are multiple reports that defendants suffered severe due process violations and inhumane treatment. One defendant was arrested after police and Ministry of Interior (MOI) officers raided his home without a warrant. He was taken to the MOI's Criminal Investigations Directorate (CID) for interrogation, where he was then held for two months and subjected to physical and mental torture. During the interrogation authorities insulted him, beat him, and subjected him to electric shocks. The defendant also experienced torture while being held in the Dry Dock Detention Center, including extended solitary confinement, forced nudity, and having objects thrown at him. Another defendant was held in interrogation for two weeks following his arrest where he was beaten in the head, neck, and stomach; subjected to electrical shocks; submerged in cold water; deprived of sleep; and repeatedly threatened. At least one defendant provided a confession to end the torture, and this coerced confession was later used in some of the legal proceedings against him. Some defendants were also subjected to enforced disappearance after their initial arrest.
The cases described above are indicative of the broader context of human rights abuses in which this trial occurred. At least two individuals reported that they were unable to meet with legal counsel during their detention, and multiple hearings were held in the absence of many of the defendants, including today's ruling, which no defendants attended. Further, it has been reported that some of the individuals sentenced today have been held in pre-trial detention since their initial arrest in November 2015.
Today's ruling also constitutes the largest mass denaturalization of Bahrainis since 2012 – with 115 defendants denaturalized – and makes 2018 one of the worst years for citizenship revocations in the kingdom's history. As many as 719 Bahrainis have been deprived of nationality in the last six years, with at least 213 in 2018; 156 in 2017; 90 in 2016; and 208 in 2015. At the current rate, Bahrain is on track to have over 500 cases of denaturalization by the end of 2018.
The authorities have largely used this practice as a means of reprisal against civil society activists, opposition politicians, human rights defenders, journalists, and other individuals they deem critical of the government. They have also disproportionately targeted members of the kingdom's marginalized Shia Muslim majority community for denaturalization, gradually altering the demographic makeup of the country. These abusive policies are aggravated by gender-based discrimination in Bahrain's nationality legislation that prevents Bahraini women from directly passing their citizenship on to their children, expanding the deleterious effects of a denaturalization order against a man to his entire family.
From the original arrests to today's ruling, the Bahraini government has violated its international obligations and norms under the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR), the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, (ICCPR) and the Convention Against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (CAT). The warrantless arrests, prolonged pre-trial detention, in absentia hearings, and lack of access to legal counsel have culminated in an unfair trial in violation of the UDHR (Article 9 and 10) and the ICCPR (Articles 9 and 14). These fair trial violations are worsened by the use of a confession obtained through torture, in violation of all three instruments, particularly Article 15 of the CAT. Finally, the mass denaturalization is in violation of the right to nationality included in Article 15 of the UDHR.
"Bahrain's systematic use of mass trials marred by horrific torture allegations and lack of due process is cause for grave concern – especially when the outcome is a mass denaturalization that clearly violates international standards," said Husain Abdulla, Executive Director of ADHRB. "Bahrain's judicial system must adhere to fair trial norms, investigate allegations of torture, and demonstrate transparency. These abuses cannot continue, and the international community needs to step up and hold Bahrain accountable."
We in the Bahraini NGO community call on Bahrain's key international partners, including the United States, the United Kingdom, and the European Union, to likewise condemn this miscarriage of justice and call for the release of all prisoners until they can be guaranteed a fair trial in accordance with international standards.
Editor's Note: The original version of this statement incorrectly indicated that 25 defendants were sentenced to seven years in prison; the correct number is 15 defendants sentenced to seven years in prison.
Tags: Bahrain citizenship revocation Deprivation of Nationality due process violations Enforced Disappearance Mass Trial statelessness torture Unfair Trial
About Bahrain
Bahrain is a small island kingdom in the Arab Gulf. In 2011, the government violently suppressed a peaceful protest movement calling for democracy and human rights. Since then, Bahraini authorities have committed increasingly severe human rights violations, including arbitrary detention, enforced disappearance, and systemic torture. Read more here.
Reports on Bahrain
Fifth Report of Bahrain's MOI Ombudsman Whitewashes Impunity for Police Brutality
ADHRB finds that Bahrain is in Near-Total Violation of the ICCPR
Analysis of the Fifth Annual Report of the Bahraini National Institution for Human Rights
Sectarian Discrimination and Extremism in Bahrain's Security Forces: Questions for US Policy
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