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This 1982 Mercedes-Benz 300D was purchased new at Stead Motors of Walnut Creek, California and has had California ownership since new. Finished in Manila Beige over a Palomino MB-Tex interior, it is powered by a turbodiesel 3.0-liter OM617 inline-five paired with a four-speed automatic gearbox. The car was purchased in 1995 by the seller, who is…
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The pungent notes of the red curry paste are toned down with creamy coconut milk and gently simmered along with chicken and vegetables in this sumptuous and fragrant gravy.
Mix the first set of ingredients with a little water in a food processor and grind to a fine paste. This can be stored in air tight container in the refrigerator.
Heat Noor Oil in a skillet and add the chopped ginger and garlic and stir for a minute.
To this add the red curry paste and cook for 2 minutes till the flavors are released. Add chicken and stir for 3-4 minutes till the chicken is cooked.
Add all the rest of the vegetables and stir fry for 2 minutes.
Now add the coconut milk, soya sauce, lemon leaves and water and let it simmer for 2 minutes.
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Queensland, Australia is giving away millions with its Ignite Ideas fund. This week, it posted details regarding the AUD$8.3 million grant ($6.1 million USD). Something like 70 regional companies shared the bounty, including a cryptocurrency startup, Travelbybit, which managed to snag AUD$100,000 on its way to promoting tourism using crypto.
"Tourism is one of Queensland's most important industries," Innovation Minister Kate Jones announced. "Travelbybit has devised a clever way to make it easier for visitors to our state to pay for their purchases with a growing number of local businesses accepting cryptocurrency payments." The company was chosen as part of a larger government initiative, the Advance Queensland Ignite Ideas funding.
Queensland, Australia is the country's third biggest state by population. This week, it posted details regarding the AUD$8.3 million grant ($6.1 million USD). Something like 70 regional companies shared the bounty.
Travelbybit has a point of sale payments application popular with local businesses, restaurants, tour companies, and resorts. It services bitcoin cash (BCH), bitcoin core (BTC), litecoin, ethereum, and NEM. The company has been awarded AUD$100,000 from Ignite Ideas in the hope it will expand even beyond its current stable of merchants.
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Marco Gonzalez: WCC Pitcher of the Year
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SAN BRUNO, Calif. – (May 30, 2012 – www.gozags.com) – After being named both West Coast Conference Co-Player of the Year and Co-Freshman of the Year a season ago, Gonzaga University baseball sophomore Marco Gonzales was named this year's WCC Pitcher of the Year and was selected to the 25-man All-WCC team along with seniors Royce Bolinger, Alex Stanford and junior Clayton Eslick, as announced by the league office Wednesday.
Senior Tyler Olson and junior Steven Halcomb were also recognized by the WCC coaches as honorable mentions.
Pepperdine University head coach Steve Rodriguez was tabbed Coach of the Year by his colleagues after guiding his ballclub to the WCC championship. His junior infielders, Joe Sever and Zach Vincej, were selected Player of the Year and Defensive Player of the Year, respectively, while the University of Portland's left-handed pitcher Travis Radke took home Freshman of the Year.
The selections were made by a vote by the nine WCC coaches, but they could not vote for their own players.
Gonzales becomes the fourth pitcher in GU history to achieve WCC Pitcher of the Year honors, joining Ryan Carpenter (2011), Matt Fields (2009) and Clayton Mortensen (2007). The Fort Collins, Colo., native made six starts on the mound during WCC play, going 4-1 with a 1.51 ERA and 53 strikeouts. Conference opponents were hitting .182 against Gonzales, who surrendered 29 hits and nine earned runs in 47 2/3 innings pitched. Overall, he started 42 of 43 appearances, including 12 on the mound. As a pitcher, he went 8-2 and compiled a 1.55 ERA, which ranks 15th-best in the nation. In addition to throwing three complete-games this season, he also fanned 92 batters and walked 23 in 92 2/3 innings of work.
The left-hander was also asked to pitch and hit in a game seven times this season. On days when he is doing both pitching and hitting, Gonzales is 7-for-27 with four runs, a pair of two-baggers and four RBI at the plate and on the mound he is 4-2 with a 1.36 ERA. He's tossed 59 2/3 innings and has 60 strikeouts.
Bolinger, an outfielder from Scottsdale, Ariz., garnered his first All-WCC accolade was a proven leader for the Bulldogs after leading the team in nearly every statistical category this season. Bolinger started all 56 games this season, leading the WCC in batting average (.392) while finishing in the top in slugging percentage (.620), on-base percentage (.441), runs scored (46) and RBI (93). In conference play, he hit .369 with five doubles, a triple and six home runs. He also scored 18 runs while driving in 26, which tied two opponents for the most in the conference. He also ranked in the top five in the WCC in hits (38) and home runs.
Eslick earned his first post-season accolade since being selected to the 2010 All-WCC Freshman team. A left-handed hitter, Eslick appeared in 55 games throughout the year, batting .340 with nine doubles, two triple-baggers and two homers. He also scored 41 runs while driving in 23. During the conference season, The Gilroy, Calif., native carried a .360 batting average with six doubles and two home runs during conference play. He led the team in runs scored (22) and finished second in the WCC in on-base percentage (.495).
Stanford, a second baseman from Bothell, Wash., exits his two-year career at GU with his first All-WCC accolade. He made 47 of 51 appearances this season, hitting .309 with a dozen doubles, three triples and a pair of homers. He scored 29 runs and drove in 31 runs, which ranked second most on the team. He also finished second on the team in stolen bags with eight. He was a major contributor during conference play, batting .341 with eight two-baggers, a home run and 22 RBI. He eight doubles ranked in the top five in the conference while his runs driven in ranked sixth.
Halcomb, who is also a member of the 2010 All-WCC Freshman team, started all 56 games at shortstop this season, hitting .297 with eight doubles and a home run. He drove in 30 runs while scoring 32 times. He stole four bags in five attempts. He started to get hot during the end of conference play as he compiled a .337 batting average with five doubles and 11 RBI.
A member of the weekend rotation, Olson earned his first WCC post-season accolade having not missed a start all season. He started all 15 appearances and has compiled a 5-4 record with a 2.77 ERA. In addition to recording four complete-games, he threw a total of 110 1/3 frames which placed him second for the most in the WCC behind the University of Portland's Kyle Kraus' 111. He also finished in the top five in strikeouts with 90.
The complete 2012 All-West Coast Conference team follows.
2012 ALL-WEST COAST CONFERENCE TEAM
Player	School	Year	Position
Martin Agosta	Saint Mary's	Jr.	RHP
Nik Balog	San Francisco	Sr.	1B
Abe Bobb	San Francisco	So.	RHP
Royce Bolinger	Gonzaga	Sr.	OF
Kris Bryant	San Diego	So.	3B
Kelton Caldwell	BYU	So.	OF
Andrew Daniel	San Diego	Fr.	SS
Clayton Eslick	Gonzaga	Jr.	DH
Turner Gill	Portland	So.	OF
Marco Gonzales	Gonzaga	So.	LHP
Greg Harisis	Santa Clara	So.	2B
Brenden Kalfus	Saint Mary's	Jr.	OF
Kyle Kraus	Portland	Sr.	RHP
Corey LeVier	San Diego	Sr.	OF/DH
Matt Lowenstein	Loyola Marymount	Jr.	OF
Justin Maffei	San Francisco	Jr.	OF
Jon Moscot	Pepperdine	Jr.	RHP
James Pazos	San Diego	Jr.	LHP
Colton Plaia	Loyola Marymount	Jr.	C
Joe Sever	Pepperdine	Jr.	2B
Paul Sewald	San Diego	Sr.	RHP
Alex Stanford	Gonzaga	Sr.	IF
Pat Stover	Santa Clara	Jr.	OF
Zach Vincej	Pepperdine	Jr.	SS
Kyle Zimmer	San Francisco	Jr.	RHP
Honorable Mention: Austin Bailey, San Diego; Adam Clear, San Francisco; Tony Cooper, Pepperdine; Zac Fujimoto, Loyola Marymount; Floyd Given, Pepperdine; Alex Guthrie, Loyola Marymount; Bryan Haar, San Diego; Steven Halcomb, Gonzaga; Austin Hall, BYU; Dillon Haupt, San Diego; Lucas Herbst, Santa Clara; Owen Jones, Portland; Louie Lechich, San Diego; Trevor Megill, Loyola Marymount; Corey Miller, Pepperdine; Mason Morioka, San Francisco; Tyler Olson, Gonzaga; Travis Radke, Portland; AJ Robinson, San Diego; Michael Wagner, San Diego; Alex Wolfe, BYU
2012 WEST COAST CONFERENCE ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM
Player	School	Position
Austin Bailey	San Diego	2B
Tanner Chauncey	BYU	SS
Andrew Daniel	San Diego	SS
Austin Davidson	Pepperdine	3B
Collin Ferguson	Saint Mary's	1B
Brendan Hendriks	San Francisco	DH
Connor Joe	San Diego	1B
Mason Marshall	BYU	RHP
Trevor Megill	Loyola Marymount	RHP
Travis Radke	Portland	LHP
Colin Welmon	Loyola Marymount	RHP
*due to ties in voting, there are 11 members on this year's All-Freshman Team
Player of the Year: Joe Sever, Pepperdine
Pitcher of the Year: Marco Gonzales, Gonzaga
Defensive Player of the Year: Zach Vincej, Pepperdine
Freshman of the Year: Travis Radke, Portland
Coach of the Year: Steve Rodriguez, Pepperdine
You have to love the Gonzaga fan. Not satisfied to be affronted merely by common hosings at the hands of ragtag referees, he plows all avenues of discontent. - John Blanchette
Gonzaga University...Home of the Zags...The Bulldogs. If you pronounce it "Gone Zaw Ga," they'll know you're not from here and they may charge you more for your coffee. - Garrison Keillor
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Congratulations to Marc Gonzales and fellow Zags Royce Bolinger, Alex Stanford and Clayton Eslick plus Tyler Olson and Steven Halcomb for their well deserved recognition and fine seasons.
Marco Gonzales earned his third WCC individual award in two years.
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In this tutorial you'll learn how to design a screen responsive website using css. You'll see how to design a structure for a simple responsive website with the header, the main content, the sidebar and the footer.
A responsive website is an html page that can adapt itself in respect of the screen size. In this way the website will be always readable by any device.
How to design a responsive website?
The main key that allows you to design an awesome responsive website templates is the css style that is applied on the html page. With this, you can manage the size and the position for every element that is in the page for a given screen size. If you define the same class more than one time inside the css style, you'll add or overwrite the style for that particular class. So, for example, if you define a class with a black background color and then the same class is defined with a red color, the last definition overwrites the previous one and the red color is the final seen color. With Css you can also define a css class only when a constraint is satisfied.
In this way with this constraint you can, for example, overwrite the css definitions only when the screen has a given size.
Let's create now our simple html template. It's really simple, it's composed by the hader, a double coloumn content and a footer.
The website_size div container allows you to define the maximum site width and the site position. Everything else is inside it. We have then the header, main and footer sections. The main div will be a double column part, composed by the left and right elements.
Let's define now the default style behaviour.
The site will be displayed at the center of the page with a 1200 px size (website_size class).
Let's add now the css constraint. Our goal is to define a 95% page width as soon as the browser is not able to properly display the 1200px site width (95% is just to give some margin on the left and on the right).
If the screen is still smaller, like a mobile browser, the double side content will be unreadable. For this reason, as soon as the screen is too small, we have to transform the double side content to one column element. For this reason we have to add another constraint for a smaller screen size. At this step the left and right classes should be with a 100% width and one below the other.
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Leaders of yesterday: 35-year-old civil servant emerges NANS president | The #YNaijaCover
December 4, 2020 | Toluwanimi Onakoya
A resounding tremor that underlined the #EndSARS protests was a unified clamour for a true representative in government. The youths felt their current leaders were not representing their interests and were only out to gather what could benefit their pockets. This results in a tiring phenomenon where the nation continuously sees old, decrepit leaders continuously recycled, leaving no room for the youth to actually get into power.
Many, during the agitation, started dreaming up a Nigeria where youths took up major positions in government and others toyed with the idea of pushing a youth party to the forefront. To say the least, Nigerians were exhausted with having old leaders who were so disconnected from the current reality and barely functioning.
How hilarious is it then that even a supposedly youth-centric, student organisation couldn't even provide a young leader. On Friday, it was reported that the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) elected Sunday Asefon, a 45-year-old student, as its new President following a massive bout of violence that characterised its proceedings.
Asefon, reported to be a student of Ekiti State University, replaces Bamidele Akpan. He is indicated to have snagged 155 votes, defeating his closest rival, Olushola Oladoja, who scored 100.
Nigerians could not hide their confusion at the development. They couldn't understand why there was no one of a younger age who could have gotten the position, especially since it was a student organisation.
Though, the newly elected president has emerged to say that he is not 45 but actually 35-years of age, he is still quite 'old' for a student association.
His election could show the toxic symptom in Nigerian politics where there's a desperate need to hold on to power. It makes one think 'when, oh when would we actually let the leaders of tomorrow be the leaders of tomorrow?'
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New sodas are also hitting the shelves, though mostly at stores that have the words "Larder," "Provisions," or an ampersand (&) in their names. Homemade soda is still the best non-alcoholic sparkler we've ever tasted. Once you learn how to make your own with a "ginger-bug" starter, you can begin inventing a myriad of flavors. The recipes that follow include some that feature sodas as well.
We'll start with the simplest one first, from Saveur. Equal parts hard cider and stout. Duh.
Similar to a traditional Shandy (half beer, half lemon-lime soda), this recipe from Imbibe dresses things up quite a bit. Adding limoncello and saffron syrup is genius!
Rum and hard cider. Done and done. Do you really need a recipe? Just in case, Esquire has one.
Homemade grapefruit soda, fresh lime juice and tequila. Quench your thirst with this simple recipe from Epicurious.
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Q: How can i get md5sum for all files inside zip without extracting Is there any way to get md5sum for all/anyone file inside zip without extracting the zip?
I can extract needed files using unzip <.zip>
But i need to get md5sum without extracting the zip.

A: This may not be exactly what you are looking for but it will get you closer. You wouldn't be extracting the entire zip but extracting a file to pipe it to md5sum to get checksum. Without reading the contents of the file, md5sum won't be able to generate a hash.
Let's say you have 3 files with this MD5:
b1946ac92492d2347c6235b4d2611184  a.txt
591785b794601e212b260e25925636fd  b.txt
6f5902ac237024bdd0c176cb93063dc4  c.txt

You zip them into a single file using zip final.zip a.txt b.txt c.txt
When you list the files, you see there are 3 files.
unzip -l final.zip
Archive:  final.zip
  Length      Date    Time    Name
---------  ---------- -----   ----
        6  2021-08-08 17:20   a.txt
        6  2021-08-08 17:20   b.txt
       12  2021-08-08 17:20   c.txt
---------                     -------
       24                     3 files

To get MD5 of each of the files without extracting the entire zip, you can do this:
unzip -p final.zip a.txt | md5sum
b1946ac92492d2347c6235b4d2611184  -

unzip -p final.zip b.txt | md5sum
591785b794601e212b260e25925636fd  -

unzip -p final.zip c.txt | md5sum
6f5902ac237024bdd0c176cb93063dc4  -

Alternative
You can do md5sum *.txt > checksums to get hash of all files and store them in a checksums file. Add that to the zip so you know the md5 of each of the file when the files were added to zipped.

A: For all files in a zip you can use this;
File='final.zip' ; unzip -lqq $File | while read L ; do unzip -p $File ${L##*[[:space:]]} | md5sum | sed "s/-/${L##*[[:space:]]}/" ; done

Gives;
b1946ac92492d2347c6235b4d2611184  a.txt
591785b794601e212b260e25925636fd  b.txt
6f5902ac237024bdd0c176cb93063dc4  c.txt

A: Based on @MartinMann's answer, a version that works correctly no matter if the file names contain spaces or special characters:
ZIPFILE="final.zip"; unzip -Z1 "$ZIPFILE" | grep -v '/$' | while read L; do "$(unzip -p "$ZIPFILE" "$L" | md5sum | cut '-d ' -f1)  $L" ; done

Gives:
b1946ac92492d2347c6235b4d2611184  a.txt
591785b794601e212b260e25925636fd  b.txt
6f5902ac237024bdd0c176cb93063dc4  path/to/file with spaces.txt

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UnSeen Labs defined a new scalable software architecture for agile data warehousing solution. It solves problem of inputting high volume data and helps in processing it effectively. Solita got a clear direction in which to continue with the solution development.
"This was just what we had in mind, a quick and easy project with skillful resources. We received new and fresh opinion how to develop our software solution forward," says Pasi Jalonen from Solita.
Solita is targeting more into innovating and productizing new software solutions for their clients. The innovations are often initiated from client's needs. At Solita, innovations are supported internally with an innovation program "Kiihdyttämö", agile methods, lean-thinking and lean start-up methodology.
In the Agile Data project, Solita needs to store large amounts of data from different sources. The data needs to be buffered and combined for efficient processing and warehousing. The data sources are typically IoT equipment with large variation in data amount.
Typical challenge in development projects is to find skillful people who are available when needed. They they have to have required time to evaluate all necessary aspects. Outsourcing the development accelerates the schedule when internal experts are not available at the right time.
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Working with UnSeen was easy and the common understanding about the problem to be solved was quickly found. The work was started right away and accomplished smoothly, since no time was needed for unnecessary bureaucracy.
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The Johnny Cash TV Show: A country music variety show (1969-1971)
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The Johnny Cash TV Show
By Rick DuBrow – Hollywood (Syndicated) – March 24, 1969
I can pretty well live without most country and folk music. The rise of the barefoot boys to big-city music prominence gives me as much pause as the first time I saw hillbillies walking shoeless down LaSalle St. in Chicago.
It was then that I began to have a new appreciation of Frederick the Great, and to feel vague doubts about the liberal professors who had worked me over in college.
But I'm willing to listen to reason. And I'm very much willing to listen to Johnny Cash, the best country-folk singer on the planet, whose personal explorations in to loneliness and the human condition are genuinely sophisticated, rough-diamond triumphs.
FIRST OF KIND
Later this Spring, the national television audience will be able to watch Cash do his stuff weekly in an hour ABC-TV series that is scheduled to last into September. It will originate in Nashville, and, to my recollection, it is the first major network series to offer the new country music sound from that city on a regular weekly basis.
ABC has a very sound reason for enlisting Cash's talents on a regular schedule. His albums alone have sold more than 10 million copies in the last 11 years.
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And anyone who has heard his "Folsom Prison" album, which was done before an audience of inmates at the institution, knows the depths of his artistry. His recent success at the London Palladium indicates his general appeal.
Bill Carruthers, who will produce and direct the Cash series, says the chemistry of the show is this: "About 85 percent music, and some comedy too." He adds:
"The statement of the show is that country and western music has had more impact on other music than ever before — rock, and the move back to rhythm and blues. A lot of big artists are doing country music. Much of this is due to Glen Campbell's influence.
The instant success of CBS-TV 's new, weekly Campbell series is definitive proof of his statement, and also of what ABC is hoping for on its own network.
MORE: Johnny Cash & June Carter get married (1968)
Cash's show, in short, will be considerably different from the traditional Grand Ole Opry, according to Carruthers.
"The Grand Ole Opry," he said, "is what I call hard country. You don't see the Glen Campbells and the Johnny Cashes on the Grand Ole Opry. They've moved over to the general, pop shows."
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Carruthers says the Cash series will originate 100 percent in Nashville, adding:
"The network and Cash both wanted it that way. Johnny wasn't looking for a series when ABC came to me and asked me to put it together. His home and family are there, and he feels responsible to Nashville. He records there. In addition, we wanted to get a real feel — not too slick."
Carruther's relationship with Cash stemmed from the singer's performances on ABC's "Operation: Entertainment" series.
Debut: Johnny Cash kicks off his country-music series with guests Bob Dylan, singer-songwriters Joni Mitchell and Doug Kershaw, and comedienne Fannie Flagg.
Johnny is taping his shows at Nashville's Grand Ole Opry ("I wouldn't do it anywhere but here") with the regular members of his troupe: June Carter (his wife) and the singing Carter Family, guitarist-singer Carl Perkins, the singing Statler Brothers and the instrumental Tennessee Three. Bill Walker conducts a 27-piece "Nashville sound" orchestra. (60 min.)
Highlights… Johnny: "Folsom Prison Blues," "The Wall," "Greystone Chapel," "It Ain't Me, Babe" (with June). Dylan: "I Threw It All Away," "Livin the Blues." Joni: "Both Sides Now." Doug: "Diggy, Liggy Lo." Johnny, Dylan: "Girl of the North Country."
Premiere tonight! Johnny Cash
Bob Dylan, Fannie Flagg and Joni Mitchell join the "Folsom Prison Blues" man, Johnny Cash, in his new musical variety hour. Tonight 9:30 pm.
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Charles Molloy (died 16 July 1767) was an Irish journalist and political activist on the Jacobite side, as well as a minor playwright.

Life
The 18th century Biographia dramatica says that Molloy attended Trinity College, Dublin before moving to London and writing plays. A Compendium of Irish Biography states he "was born in Dublin early in the 18th century".

His three known plays were performed at Lincoln's Inn Fields.  The Perplexed Couple (1715) and The Coquet (1718) had three-night runs, but The Half Pay Officers (1720) was a success.  It ran for seven nights on its initial run and was revived several times, all the way to the 19th century.  On 23 May 1764, being then a resident of St. Anne, Soho, London, he became a student of Gray's Inn.

Molloy was a passionate Jacobite, and he became active in the Jacobite wing of the Tory party from an early date.
He contributed to and aided Mist's Weekly Journal (which ran from 1716 to 1728) and its successor, Fog's Weekly Journal.
Mist recommended that, when he was sent into exile, Molloy take over the Weekly Journal, and Molloy was the editor for a time.
In the 1730s, the "Old Pretender," James Francis Edward Stuart, knew of Molloy and wanted to recruit him to start a new journal in England to lobby for the Jacobite cause.
Daniel O'Brien, the Old Pretender's Paris liaison, told Molloy that the journal would be co-edited by Alexander Pope.
There is no other evidence whatever that Pope had any knowledge of, much less involvement in, such an endeavor, and, in the event Pope not only did not edit the new journal, he never once even contributed to it.
Molloy wrote to the Pretender agreeing to the task, and the new journal Common Sense, or, The Englishman's Journal (which ran from 1737 to 1743) appeared.
It had contributions from the Earl of Chesterfield, Baron Lyttelton, and William King, but none from Alexander Pope or the other Scriblerians.

Molloy was apparently a bachelor without issue, but he married in 1742.
Molloy's friend, John Barber, died in 1741.
He was immensely wealthy, and in his will he left money to Tory causes and Tory leaders, including to Jonathan Swift and Henry St John, as well as Molloy.
However, the bulk of his money went to his long-time housekeeper and mistress, whom Molloy married.
Since she was forty-three years old at the time, it is not surprising that the couple produced no children, but Molloy received £20,000 in her inheritance.
He was probably close to her in age.
She died in 1758, and he died in 1767, around seventy-three years of age.
After marriage, Molloy generally ceased journalism, although he remained active for a time in Jacobite causes.

He died in Soho Square on 16 July 1767.

Notes

Attribution

References

External links
 Charles Molloy, Dramatist, From A Compendium of Irish Biography, 1878

Year of birth missing
1767 deaths
Irish Jacobites
Journalists from Dublin (city)
18th-century Irish writers
Irish male dramatists and playwrights
Irish emigrants to Great Britain

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NY and CA Whistleblowers Score Against Bristol-Myers Squibb as Federal False Claim Act Lawsuit Stalls
Report Pharmaceutical
Company Misconduct
and Collect U.S.
Government Rewards
Pharmaceutical giant Bristol-Meyers Squibb has faced whistleblower lawsuits in numerous courts in recent years, losing in California and New York, but escaping trial in a federal qui tam lawsuit under the federal False Claims Act.
The spotty record highlights the importance of whistleblowers getting trustworthy legal guidance before they initiate an action. If you have inside knowledge about criminal activity by a drub manufacturer, you have a moral duty to come forward for the sake of patients whose health is at risk.
Federal and state legislatures, recognizing the positive role of whistleblowers, have enacted laws that offer staggering incentives. But before you rush forward with what you know, you must receive trustworthy legal counsel from experienced attorneys. These three cases vividly illustrate the importance of choosing a knowledgeable attorney to present your case.
In California, three whistleblowers who had worked as sales representatives for BMS brought a qui tam lawsuit against the company, citing drug marketing fraud and physician kickbacks. A qui tam lawsuit means that a private citizen is suing on behalf of the government under a specific statute that allows such an action.
In the California case, the plaintiffs presented facts that showed BMS had violated the California Insurance Frauds Prevention Act with a scheme designed to defraud private health insurers by using kickbacks to advance its sales.
The plaintiffs were able to prove that BMS had enticed physicians to prescribe their drugs by offering various benefits that included cash payments, box suites at sporting events, admission to a Los Angeles Lakers basketball camp, outings at golf courses, tickets to Broadway shows at California venues, dinners, resort stays, and concert tickets.
BMS settled the allegations for $30 million, and the whistleblowers were entitled to share in that recovery.
In New York, a whistleblower revealed that Lantheus Medical Imaging, a subsidiary of BMS that performs medical radiology and other services, had evaded New York State business franchise taxes and MTA surcharges from 2002 through 2006. The whistleblower, in this case, was a tax service provider who had discovered irregularities in filings in 2012. For coming forward and filing an action under New York State law, that tax professional received a bounty of $1,137,814.80, a little less than twice what the City of New York eventually recovered.
On the downside, two BMS employees who brought a federal qui tam lawsuit under the False Claims Act have been stymied by the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals and the Supreme Court of the United States. The plaintiffs claimed that, as former insiders, who had been asked to participate in an illegal scheme, they had sufficient knowledge of wrongdoing. Still, Sixth Circuit found their charges lacked the specificity necessary to proceed, and SCOTUS declined to offer them a hearing.
Whistleblowers put a great deal on the line when they come forward: their reputation, their job, and their career. If you have inside information about a company's illegal conduct, make sure you entrust your case to a law firm with a record of success in whistleblower litigation, so you can be assured of the professionalism you deserve.
Endo Pharmaceuticals
Mylan Inc.
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Hans Kemmer (parfois prénommé Johann), né vers 1495 et mort en 1561, est un peintre allemand de la renaissance nordique, actif à Lübeck.

Biographie
Hans Kemmer nait à Lübeck vers 1495. Il est ensuite éduqué par Lucas Cranach l'Ancien à Wittenberg. Vers 1520, il retourne dans sa ville natale, épouse la veuve du peintre Hermann Wickhorst dont il reprend les ateliers. On sait qu'en 1528, il achète une maison sur la Königsstrasse à Lübeck et qu'il a deux fils morts en 1537 et 1540. Il meurt à Lübeck en automne 1561.

Un artiste redécouvert
Au début de , on savait peu de chose sur les travaux de Kemmer. On savait qu'il signait généralement par les monogrammes HK. On lui attribuait deux panneaux de liège peints en 1523-1524 dans la chapelle de l'église Sainte-Marie, pièce maitresse dédiée à Saint Olaf, détruite durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale, et la décoration d'un sanctuaire d'autel (1522). On peut citer en outre
 un grand format représentant une foule et le Christ avec la femme adultère (1530);
 un portrait de femme (1534) - ces deux œuvres étant souvent attribuées à ;
 un couple en adoration devant la Salvador Mundi (1537);
 le portrait d'un homme en pourpoint de velours noir (1534);
 la décoration d'une assiette de mariage (Schweriner museum) dans laquelle on lit l'influence de l'école de Cranach;
 un panneau sur chêne représentant un donateur agenouillé devant la figure du Christ dans la Katharinenkirche (1544).

Kemmer est à nouveau étudié par l'historien d'art Cristoph Emmendörfer dans les années 1990 qui lui attribue la création de 16 panneaux, 1 peinture murale, 7 portraits, et 3 dessins ou estampes ainsi que 18 œuvres diverses. La numérisation des œuvres de Cranach et de ses fils, entreprise dans les années 2000, permet de mieux connaitre le style de Kemmer. Elle montre que les dessins préliminaires de certaines œuvres de l'école de Cranach ont été réalisés par Kemmer et on peut ainsi faire le lien entre certaines œuvres anonymes de l'atelier Cranach et Kemmer.

Influencé par Cranach, Jacob van Utrecht et Hans von Köln, il travaille sur des thèmes religieux de la Réforme mais aussi de la religion catholique, ainsi que sur des œuvres profanes.

Expositions
 Exposition «Cranach, Kemmer, Lübeck. Des grands maitres entre Renaissance et Réforme», Museumsquartier Sainte-Anne de Lübeck, Lübeck (2021-2022)

Notes et références

Annexes

Bibliographie
, thèse de doctorat.

Liens externes

Peintre allemand du XVIe siècle
Peintre portraitiste allemand
Peintre de genre allemand
Peintre d'art sacré
Graveur allemand du XVIe siècle
Naissance en 1495
Décès en 1561
Décès à Lübeck


Marina Dubin, 33, Brooklyn, New York, a real estate paralegal, was sentenced to two concurrent three-year prison sentences in connection with her involvement in a multimillion-dollar, sub-prime mortgage fraud scheme and another foreclosure rescue scheme. Dubin pleaded guilty to two counts of conspiracy to commit mail, wire and bank fraud on June 12, 2008.
According to the Indictment, other documents filed in these and related cases, and statements made in court: From 2004 through January 2007, Dubin was a paralegal who acted as the bank attorney and settlement agent for numerous loans obtained by the participants in a wide-ranging mortgage fraud scheme. The scheme was led by Aleksander Lipkin, 31, Brooklyn, New York, and other participants included mortgage brokers and loan processors who worked at the Brooklyn mortgage brokerage firm AGA Capital NY, Inc. ("AGA Capital") and its successors, as well as real estate appraisers, loan account executives, a lawyer, straw buyers, and others. Dubin and her co-defendants submitted loan applications containing false information and material omissions, as well as other false documentation such as bank statements, to obtain loans that otherwise would not have been funded.
During the course of the mortgage fraud scheme, AGA Capital and its successors brokered over 1,000 home mortgages and home equity loans with a total face value of at least $200 million dollars and earned at least $4 million in commission fees on those loans. The various lenders defrauded by the scheme have claimed actual losses of approximately $11.6 million on loans that have completed foreclosure.
Of the 27 defendants charged in this case (United States v. Aleksander Lipkin, et al.), 25 pleaded guilty; one of the defendants, attorney Alexander Lipkin, 35, Brooklyn, New York, was found guilty following a jury trial and is scheduled to be sentenced on April 6, 2010.
Garri Zhigun, 33, Brooklyn, New York, who supervised the operations of AGA Capital and was Lipkin's business partner, was sentenced on May 28, 2009, to 100 months in prison and three years of supervised release, and was ordered to forfeit $2.5 million and pay approximately $11.6 million in restitution.
The Foreclosure Rescue Scheme From November 2003 through April 2005, Maurice McDowall, 55, Brooklyn, New York, Lipkin and Dubin engaged in a fraud scheme targeting homeowners whose homes, primarily in Brooklyn and Bronx, New York, were in foreclosure or facing foreclosure, by offering them a plan to "save" their homes. The proposed plan included the refinancing of the homeowners' debt with new, larger mortgages. Because the distressed homeowners typically had poor credit and were not eligible to refinance their debt at favorable terms, the defendants induced them to "sell" their homes to straw buyers, who would apply for loans to be used to "save" the home. The defendants promised that once the straw buyer obtained the mortgage, the proceeds would be used to pay off the homeowners' old debt and make one year's worth of payments on the new loans. The homeowners were told that, during that year, they could continue to live in their homes and work on improving their finances and credit. Finally, the defendants explained to the homeowners that, at the end of the year, the title to their homes would be returned to them by the straw buyers, with their credit repaired and their homes saved. There were also cases in which the defendants did not explain to homeowners that the plan to "save" their home required them to deed their house to a third party and did not obtain permission to deed the homes to others. In such cases, the defendants effectively stole the property of the homeowners by forging the homeowners' signatures on various documents that transferred the homes to straw buyers without the homeowners' knowledge.
McDowall, who directed the daily operations of the scheme, and Lipkin, a mortgage broker who coordinated the submission of fraudulent information to lenders on behalf of straw buyers, obtained more than 80 home mortgages and/or equity loans valued at over $20 million. In some instances, the defendants failed to make even one payment on the loans, causing the loans to default immediately; in nearly every other case, they eventually failed to make the payments and defaulted on the loans, thereby "cashing out" on the properties. As a result, the distressed homeowners lost the titles to their homes and faced eviction, the straw buyers owed the lenders hundreds of thousands of dollars that they were unable to repay, and the lenders suffered losses from the defaulted loans. Dubin served as the settlement agent for the vast majority of the fraudulent loans obtained in the course of the scheme. In that capacity, she organized closings, prepared documents, and disbursed the fraudulently obtained proceeds to various defendants.
McDowall was previously sentenced to 120 months in prison and three years of supervised release, with 100 hours of community service to be performed in the first year after release and ordered to forfeit $2.5 million.
Of the three other defendants charged in this case, one pleaded guilty and the other two were found guilty on charges of conspiracy, wire fraud, and bank fraud, following a 12-day jury trial in Manhattan, New York federal court.
Lipkin was sentenced for his role in both the mortgage fraud scheme and the foreclosure rescue scheme (United States v. Maurice McDowall, et al.) on June 4, 2009, to 110 months in prison, five years of supervised release, and was ordered to forfeit $7 million and pay approximately $11.6 million in restitution.
In addition to the 36-month prison term, Dubin was sentenced to 3 years of supervised release. Dubin was also ordered to forfeit $7 million and pay approximately $11.6 million in restitution.
Mr. Bharara praised the work of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the New York City Police Department, and the Department of Homeland Security's U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. He also thanked the New York State Attorney General's Office for its role in the investigation.
This case is being prosecuted by the Office's Organized Crime Unit. Assistant United States Attorneys Jonathan B. New, Avi Weitzman, Julian J. Moore and John T. Zach are in charge of the prosecutions.


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Paper beating scissors
By Chip Giller on Oct 21, 2004
For those who despair about the environment, who wonder, say, whether the world will ever take sufficient action to counter climate change, I give you … the 2004 Boston Red Sox.
Down 3-0 against their arch-nemeses, the New York Yankees, the Sox rallied tonight to win the seven-game series, becoming the first team in the history of Major League Baseball to overcome such a deficit.
To a lifelong Red Sox fan — someone conditioned from birth to always dream but never achieve — someone, um, like myself, coated in the scar tissue of the devastating losses of the past — a victory like tonight's can't help but give one rose-colored glasses. (At least for a night.) Who says we can't tackle climate change? Maybe the solar revolution is upon us. This is the dawning of the age of Green-arius. I'm only partially joking.
As Tyler Kepner wrote in his piece posted on the New York Times website immediately after the Sox win:
It was actually happening. The nerd was kissing the homecoming queen. Paper was beating scissors; scissors were beating rock. Charlie Brown was kicking the football. The Red Sox were beating the Yankees for the American League pennant.


I am slowly coming to grips with some of the basics I will have to forgo living in the new house – temporarily all, thankfully, because otherwise I would have to reconsider the move entirely.
I now sit on the floor packing my books, tearily saying 'hasta luego, pablo' 'До скорой встречи, Федор', 'mi mancherai, Niccolò', 'attends-moi, Honoré'…sigh. B. assures me a library will be our first priority as soon as we are settled. Goodness I do hope we settle soon or I may end up with separation anxiety.
I will have to say farewell to my Sunday mornings at Italian Centre Shop for a latte and a pastry. Where will I get seasonal fresh figs or truly good cannolis? This sad situation will only need be endured a few months, however, as a third Italian Centre Shop is opening in February just ten blocks north of the new house. I am certain I can survive, and if I cannot, I will send B to fetch cannolis for me.
The realtor allowed us back in one more time, pre-move, and we measured. The walk-in closet will suffice for my dresses, sweaters, pants and skirts, but will not hold my shoes. There is broom closet down the hall from the master bedroom that can be fitted with shelves and that may do, but I don't know what I will do with my boots. I will have to be creative and find a place for them.
Still, though, I think the move is good. A few sacrifices aside. After all, what doesn't kill you makes you stronger.
AND, I know, if i get a little melancholy in my book-cannoli-shoeless home I can just come here where you all understand and love me.


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AP Pension, oprindeligt Andels-Pensionsforeningen, nu formelt Foreningen AP Pension f.m.b.a. og datterselskabet AP Pension Livsforsikringsaktieselskab, er et dansk livsforsikrings- og dermed pensionsselskab, der med en markedsandel på 5,4 procent i 2018 var landets sjettestørste pensionsselskab.

AP Pension blev grundlagt 8. september 1919 og udsprang af andelsbevægelsen. Kongstanken var, at andelsselskabernes ansatte skulle have deres egen pensionskasse, hvis overskud udelukkende gik til kunderne. I dag er selskabet fortsat 100% kundeejet. Bestyrelsesformanden er gårdejer Niels Dengsø Jensen.

Gennem 1930'erne voksede selskabet kraftigt, og fra 1935 til 1936 fordobledes præmieindtægterne, der nu var på 1 million kroner, og efter krigen fortsatte væksten. Ved 50 års-jubilæet var indtægterne således et godt stykke over 22 millioner kroner. I 1984 ændredes navnet til AP Forsikring, og i 1989 fik det sit nuværende navn.

I 1990 indledtes forhandlinger med Tryg, Nykredit og Unibank om en fusion, hvilket ville skabe et aktieselskab. Planerne blev skrinlagt i 1991 grundet massiv modstand blandt medlemmerne.

Siden 2003 haft domicil på Østbanegade på Østerbro i København. Virksomheden beskæftiger 220 ansatte (2009), mens præmieindtægterne har passeret 10,3 milliarder kroner (2018).

Siden 2011 har AP Pension overtaget flere pensionskasser:
 Finanssektorens Pensionskasse (FSP) i 2012
 Pensionskassen for Teknikum- og Diplomingeniører (ISP) i 2013
 Administration af den grønlandske pensionskasse Arbejdstagernes Pensionskasse (SISA)
Skandia Danmark i 2019

I 2016 blev den mangeårige direktør Søren Dal Thomsen fyret under fortrolige omstændigheder. Bo Normann Rasmussen overtog rollen som adm. direktør.

Referencer

Etableret i 1919
Livsforsikringsselskaber i Danmark


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A (rare) faithful reading of FERPA: Court says federal privacy law doesn't penalize one-time release of records
December 28, 2016 September 5, 2018 Frank LoMonte
A college student is threatened with expulsion after being told multiple witnesses heard him make disturbing remarks about "shooting up" the campus.
Before the disciplinary hearing where he'll have the chance to defend himself, the student files a public-records request for the campus police department's closed investigative file.
The university responds that the file is confidential, because it contains the names of student witnesses — and those names, the university claims, are protected against disclosure by federal privacy law.
Wrong, says a Connecticut judge, whose Nov. 16 ruling finds that the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act should not have foreclosed Austin Haughwout's access to police records needed to prepare for his hearing.
Haughwout, 19, sued administrators of Central Connecticut State University alleging that the college wrongfully expelled him in October 2015.
Initially, he and his counsel believed the expulsion was motivated by a professor's complaint, after Haughwart was featured in news articles as the inventor of a gun-equipped drone aircraft. As it turns out, the university didn't even mention that complaint as part of the disciplinary case.
Instead, the case focused on statements by four students (related to the disciplinary board by a CCSU administrator who interviewed them) that Haughwout frequently talked about guns, at times making people so uncomfortable they avoided him. One witness was quoted as saying Haughwout identified a particular classmate as his "number one target" to be shot, and that he wondered aloud about how many bullets it would take to "shoot up" the campus. (More about that free-speech issue later…)
Campus police determined that Haughwout's remarks amounted to criminal threat speech and applied for an arrest warrant, but the state's attorney declined to authorize the arrest and closed the case without prosecution. Nevertheless, CCSU brought Haughwout up on student conduct charges and expelled him.
Haughwout alleged that the October 2015 disciplinary hearing was so unfair that it violated his right to due process, in part because he was denied advance access to the statements of witnesses incriminating him and thus unable to prepare a defense.
CCSU countered that Haughwout was not entitled to see campus police reports or the warrant application because of FERPA, a privacy statute that carries penalties for educational institutions that maintain a "policy or practice" of disclosing students' "education records."
Superior Court Judge Joseph M. Shortall was unconvinced by the privacy argument.
In his ruling, the judge pointed out that FERPA expressly excludes records "maintained by a law enforcement unit of the educational institution that were created by the law enforcement unit for the purpose of law enforcement." So the records may never have been subject to FERPA at all.
Even if CCSU was correct that records can become FERPA-protected when they pass from law enforcement to campus disciplinary authorities — a legal question that remains unsettled — the judge said FERPA cannot be understood as an absolute proscription against disclosure when common sense necessitates it:
The court … does not read FERPA as prohibiting any such disclosure at any time for any purpose. What it punishes, by the withholding of federal funds, is a 'policy or practice' of permitting disclosure of educational records. Disclosure on isolated occasions as a means of providing an accused student with an extra measure of protection from unfounded charges would not seem to be prohibited by the plain language of the Act.
This is a crucial point for public-records requesters who habitually face "the FERPA excuse" whenever a public school or college is asked for records that would be inconvenient or embarrassing to produce. FERPA should be understood as it is written — to penalize the habitual failure to maintain the security of records — and not as college lawyers insist on rewriting it, into a prohibition against fulfilling one-time requests for records that state law makes public.
Judge Shortall's interpretation is the only way FERPA's penalty structure can possibly make sense.
The penalty for being declared a FERPA violator is total revocation of eligibility to receive federal education funding. CCSU receives $16.2 million a year, nearly 10 percent of its annual operating budget, from federal grants. If college lawyers are correct that disclosing one record on one occasion to one recipient constitutes a FERPA violation, then the penalty is more than $16 million.
That is an exponentially higher punishment than any other violation of federal education standards. For instance, the fine for submitting falsified crime data to the Department of Education in violation of the Jeanne Clery Act is no more than $35,000.
So if college lawyers are to be believed, the penalty for granting a journalist's request to inspect a public document in accordance with state law is 450 times greater than the penalty for lying about whether a rape occurred on campus.
Obviously, this can't be how FERPA works.
Nevertheless, college and school attorneys have at times convinced judges to read the words "policy and practice" out of the statute, rendering it nonsensically broad. This past fall, the Montana Supreme Court decided that FERPA precluded disclosure of files sought by author Jon Krakauer that would have shed light on why Montana's state education commissioner overturned a campus disciplinary board's finding that a prominent college athlete committed sexual assault. The ruling required indulging the hallucination that the U.S. Department of Education would de-fund a state's entire university system to punish the single release of a record that state law undeniably made public.
The Haughwout ruling is just a state trial court's opinion and thus carries no binding weight on future courts, but every commonsense interpretation of FERPA is further evidence that the statute needs clarifying to reconcile conflicting interpretations that needlessly impede public access.
The judge's resolution of the FERPA issue did not, as it turns out, amount to any substantive relief for Haughwout.
The court dismissed his due process claim, finding that there is no constitutional entitlement to be given the names of adverse witnesses in advance of a campus disciplinary hearing.
And the judge tossed out Haughwout's free-speech claim under the Connecticut state constitution, categorizing the gun statements as constitutionally unprotected "true threats."
Cases involving statements about violence often become a question of context. But not this time — and that made the case more challenging to resolve.
CCSU administrators claimed two students said they were unsettled enough by Haughwout's repeated references to shooting up the campus that they'd avoid the student union building to steer clear of him. Haughwout didn't testify, "I made those remarks, but here's the context that proves they were understood to be jokes." He claimed he never said those words at all. So the disciplinary board was left with two irreconcilable extremes — either Haughwout made multiple comments about wanting to shoot up the campus in a way that disturbed listeners, or he didn't make them at all.
That was enough for the judge to conclude that the disciplinary board could have credibly deferred to the accusers' accounts, so that the statements could be punishable as threats.
This is a highly aggressive application of the "true threat" standard, which the Supreme Court has defined as "statements where the speaker means to communicate a serious expression of an intent to commit an act of unlawful violence to a particular individual or group of individuals." And it's interesting that the judge decided the case on that point.
Colleges often argue that they need not afford students the "real-world" level of free-speech protection, and that they can sanction expression that would be beyond the government's punitive authority outside the campus gate. Judge Shortall implicitly found that the same constitutional protections apply on and off campus — but that CCSU surmounted that burden by establishing that Haughwout made "true" threats.
Courts are deferential to campus disciplinary authorities whenever a hint of violence is involved, so an appeal would face challenging odds. But the peculiarity of the disciplinary board's procedure bears close judicial scrutiny. Haughwout was expelled solely on the basis of double- and even triple-hearsay testimony of CCSU's director of student conduct, serving as both investigator and accuser, which would be inadmissible in a court of law. Where the decisive issue is whether listeners genuinely understood what they heard as threatening or did not, the first-hand testimony of those listeners — and the ability to cross-examine them — seems essential to the fundamentally fair hearing that due process requires.
The case is Haughwout v. Tordenti, 2016 Conn. Super. LEXIS 2886 (Conn. Super. Nov. 16, 2016).
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Daytona 500: Stock Car Racing's Biggest Spectacle
by Marcus Michelson
Lee Petty, center, beats Johnny Beauchamp to the finish line of the first Daytona 500 in 1959. Joe Weatherly, in the top car, was a lap back.
On this date in 1959, Lee Petty won the first Daytona 500.
Here are some things you may not have known about stock car racing's crown jewel.
The Daytona 500 is the direct descendant of earlier races held on the Daytona Beach Road Course. Stock car races were held on a stretch of Daytona Beach and an adjacent stretch of highway. The first stock car race held on the course took place in 1936.
NASCAR, the stock car sanctioning body, was formed in 1948, and its top series included races on the beach course until 1958. Five years prior to the final beach race, Bill France Sr., the founder of NASCAR, began planning a paved 2 1/2-mile superspeedway called Daytona International Speedway.
Construction began in 1957, on the high-banked oval. The banking proved to be a construction hurdle, as normal paving equipment couldn't stand upright on the 31-degree turns. The track's architect, Charles Moneypenny, designed a system that anchored the equipment from the top of the banking. He later patented the method.
The first race drew 42,000 fans to the new facility, where they saw Lee Petty beat Johnny Beauchamp in a photo finish that wasn't decided for three days.
The Daytona 500 wasn't the first 500-mile NASCAR race. The first Southern 500 was held in Darlington, South Carolina, in 1950.
1974 saw the only time the Daytona 500 was not a true 500-mile race. As a result of the oil embargo, the race was shortened to 450 miles. Officials did this by symbolically starting the race on the 21st lap.
Lee Petty's son, Richard Petty, would go on to win the race a record seven times between 1964 and 1981. 11 drivers have won the race more than once. Chevrolet is the winningest manufacturer with 23 victories, ahead of Ford with 14 victories.
The youngest driver to win the Daytona 500 was Trevor Bayne, who was 20 years and one day old in 2011. The oldest was Bobby Allison, who won it in 1988 at 50 years and 73 days.
Our question: Who is the only driver born outside the United States to win the Daytona 500?
Today is Independence Day in Saint Lucia.
It's unofficially Be Humble Day, Walking the Dog Day, and Margarita Day.
It's the birthday of George Washington, who was born in 1732; founder of the Boy Scouts Robert Baden-Powell, who was born in 1857; and basketball legend Julius Erving, who is 67.
This week in 1959, the top song in the U.S. was "Stagger Lee" by Lloyd Price.
The top grossing film was was "Ben-Hur," while the novel "Doctor Zhivago" by Boris Pasternak topped the New York Times Bestsellers list.
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Sumptuous, luxurious, stunning from cover to cover. I'm talking about the design of Stacey Hall's The Familiars. Cover, endpapers, spine!
1612 James I is on the throne. James who hated Catholics and witches. Lancashire was full of the former, and the infamous Pendle witch trials would make you think it was full of the latter too. But was it?
I have always felt that many (if not all) of the women who were tried and executed as witches back in the day were what we now call herbalists. Not Satanists. And yet, some of the Pendle Witches confessed their guilt to murder by satanic means. Can we believe their confessions, not knowing how they were extracted? Can we believe the evidence given to the court by the only witness – a 10-year old girl, who for who knows what reason, was happy to testify against and send her whole family to the gallows. Twelve women were put on trial at the Lancashire Assizes in 1612: one died in prison, 10 were executed, only one was found innocent.
Her name was Alice Grey. As it's not clear from the records how her innocence was established, Stacey Halls imagines how it might have happened. Given that Alice Grey was poor and was not allowed to speak in her own defence at the trial, she would have had to have support from a more influential member of society. In Halls's novel, that would be Fleetwood Shuttleworth, the 17-year old lady of the manor, Gawthorpe Hall in Padiham. 17-years old, pregnant for the fourth time, having suffered 3 miscarriages. Absolutely desperate to carry this baby to term, but at the beginning of the novel, in a pitiful state, physically and mentally. A chance encounter with Alice, a wise woman and mid-wife, leads her to employ Alice to help with the pregnancy.
That relationship becomes something other than employer/employee. It becomes a friendship – something that neither Alice nor Fleetwood have ever known before. and that's important. We know that Alice's lfe would have been harsh but Fleetwood's would have been a life of privilege. Wouldn't it? Well, I have to say that I was shocked by some of the detail here. Bad enough that the girl was only 17 and into her fourth pregnancy. But what happened prior to that stunned me. I asked Halls about it at her recent event in Edinburgh. "It's all true", she said. I'm still shaking my head.
Neither is she sure of the women's guilt and that doubt and ambiguity is cleverly woven into her text. Some of the accused claimed to have familiars and familiar-like animals popup throughout. In particular, that fox. it's almost as if it's stalking Fleetwood at times. Are these familiars or friends? Fleetwood too has an animal associate in the form of her huge mastiff.
If you've ever been to Pendle, you cannot ignore the atmosphere (particularly on a misty day). In the only plot element I found a little implausible, Fleetwood sets out, in defiance of her husband's orders, to prove Alice's innocence. For a girl with no freedom, she suddenly has an awful lot of leash. But this gives Hall the opportunity to take Fleetwood (and the reader) through the landscape and convey the eeriness of the place. As a local, she knows it well.
The real creepiness in the novel is reserved for the form of Jennet Devize, the 10-year old witness mentioned above. Housed with the magistrate, Roger Nowell, following the arrest of her family, she creeps around observing. She is a malign influence, up to no good, even if you can't pin anything specific down on her. Even so, Halls wasn't prepared to condemn her. "We have no idea what caused her to wish such harm on her own family", she said.
I haven't mentioned the men yet, have I? Well, given that the influential men of Fleetwood's milieu were all driven by political ambition (wanting to get into the witch-hating King's good books), and the lowlifes of Alice's acquaintance by the need for their next drink, you wouldn't think they'd have anything in common. But they were threatened by the wise women whose remedies did help, in contrast to the standard bloodletting treatment of the day. The women were taking control and gaining influence. This had to be stopped. Given those motivations, there are hardly likely to be any sympathetic men in these pages but I'll make one exception. Thomas Potts, the clerk who wrote recorded the Lancashire Witch Trials, seems a decent chap. As for Fleetwood's husband, yeesh!
The Familiars is as rich in content as its cover is in beauty. Historical accuracy balanced with imagination. Exposition never weighing the book down. Tremendous characterisation and absorbing storytelling combined with appreciative nods to Du Maurier's Rebecca. I tell you, you don't have to be a Lancashire Lass to enjoy this one.
Sounds like a good one to read for itself, but also while waiting for the next volume of the Mirror Visitor! The U.S. edition is, of course, different. Sometimes, the differences are intriguing and I find myself speculating why. Sometimes I order from the UK because I like the original cover better. I think this will be one of those cases!
Yes, I agree. The US cover isn't bad, but it's on the sweet side. Where's the noose? The hidden danger behind all of this is an essential element of the novel.


A photograph captures the very essence of a person. It is an instant in time that is captured forever. Photographs, in and of themselves, can hold a lot of interest for people. They can draw a viewer in. They can be powerful in magic presentations.
This booklet presents six different full routines using photographs. The booklet also provides thoughts and tips on additional uses of photographs. The booklet also provides a link to a PDF of the props that are ready to use. Furthermore, a simple photo manipulation project is covered step by step, using all free sources that you can get on the internet, including the program to use to manipulate the images.
This booklet is 5 1/2" X 8 1/2", is 50 pages, and is beautifully produced in full color. It is paperback and perfect bound.


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Mosa is developing circular tile systems in the construction industry
The tile manufacturer not only works on its own sustainability objectives but also stimulates sustainable development in general.
Conceptual designs that fire the imagination, intriguing applications, and a continued focus on design and sustainability. That is where Mosa has made a name for itself and what it stands for as a company. The company has been designing the future for 136 years now. When they started out, they were producing porcelain but it wasn't long before tiles were added to the mix. Mosa was never afraid to get controversial designers on board, introduce contemporary designs, and be guided in its business philosophy by the concept of circularity.
Secondary raw materials
Mosa has been pushing boundaries with regard to sustainability for many years. Not only does the company follow the Cradle to Cradle principles and are nearly all tiles Cradle to Cradle Silver certified, Mosa is also constantly working on circular systems, circular design, and circular sourcing in the construction sector. This innovation is urgently needed to achieve the climate targets set in Paris. "The construction sector can make a substantial contribution of up to 45 percent to the required reduction in CO₂ emissions through the circular use of materials." These are the words of Dorien van der Weele, Sustainability Manager. "As a tile manufacturer, we are part of this sector. Mosa has numerous intentions when it comes to sustainability. For example, we are thinking about how to handle secondary raw materials. We want to design our business models in such a way that we can reclaim products in order to reuse them or incorporate them in new products. We are also investigating how we can use third-party waste to make products as well as how others can produce new products from our waste."
Tile take-back campaigns
Mosa has been taking back cutting residues from tiles for seven years now. These so-called take-back campaigns, that Mosa set up in the Netherlands for this purpose, form a pilot project to test how circular systems can work. Mosa currently recycles all the production waste from its tiles and is investigating the possibilities of reusing glaze residues. However, cutting residues from tiles in the construction sector are also collected and used as raw materials in the production of new tiles. Van der Weele explains: "Cutting residues are simply new tiles that can be reused. Currently, there is a limit on how much of this cutting residue can be used, but we certainly use cutting residues to supplement the primary raw materials. A challenge we face with our take-back campaigns is returning the cutting residues to the raw material manufacturer as efficiently as possible, with the smallest possible carbon footprint. Together with our partners, we are searching for solutions to this issue."
Leasing Mosa façade systems
"Our ideas go further than the use of secondary raw materials. For years now, we have been working on circular systems, such as our Cradle to Cradle Silver certified façade system, Mosa Facades. Our tiles are attached to façades with the aid of mechanically affixed components so that all the components in this system can be separated and reused at a later date, as a façade, as tiles, or as raw materials for new products. Now that we have taken this step, we're ready for the next step, which is thinking about how you reintroduce systems to the circular economy that can be separated from each other. At the moment, for instance, we're busy investigating whether our façade systems can be leased or can be returned on a deposit scheme. In this way, we are creating an incentive for users to get actively involved in the circular economy. And that's not all because what we can do with façade systems should also be possible with floors and walls. We are now working on, among other things, introducing and improving click fitting systems for flooring, which means applying tiles in modules that can easily be removed and reused after they have been installed. This type of system is already used in settings such as trade shows. It works well and also offers possibilities for larger surface areas."
Tiles with a material passport
Another campaign that Mosa is strongly committed to is keeping structured and detailed documentation of the identity of materials in a building. A passport helps prevent waste and promotes reuse when the building is renovated or demolished. It's a great example of how circular systems can be designed and used. Van der Weele explains: "Waste used to be a material with no identity. However, thanks to an increasing desire to build in a circular way and thus prevent waste and reduce a building's CO2 footprint, more and more materials - and thus indirectly buildings - are being given a passport. In the Netherlands, materials are registered in Madaster, for example, which makes it possible to trace and reuse them. We are proud that, in addition to our Cradle to Cradle® Silver certification, our tiles serve as an example for EPEA's Material Passport®. Thanks to these types of innovations, we can not only meet our own sustainability objectives, but also those of our clients, and so stimulate sustainable development in general. And that's what it's all about."


Technical Analysis for NGM - NGM Biopharmaceuticals, Inc.
NGM closed down 3.44 percent on Thursday, April 18, 2019, on 45 percent of normal volume.
NGM Biopharmaceuticals, Inc., a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company, engages in the discovery and development of novel therapeutics for the treatment of cardio-metabolic, liver, oncologic, and ophthalmic diseases. The company's product candidates include NGM282, an engineered variant of the FGF19 human hormone in Phase 2 clinical trials for the treatment of non-alcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH); NGM313, an agonistic antibody that selectively activates fibroblast growth factor receptor 1c-beta-klotho, which is in Phase 1b early proof-of-concept clinical trials for use in the treatment of type 2 diabetes and NASH; and NGM386 and NGM395, which are engineered variants of the GDF15 human hormone for use in the treatment of obesity. Its products under development also comprise NGM120, an antagonistic antibody binding glial cell-derived neurotrophic factor receptor alpha-like that is in Phase 1 clinical trials to inhibit the effects of elevated GDF15 levels on cancer anorexia/cachexia syndrome; NGM217, an antibody in Phase 1 clinical trials to restore pancreatic islet function and increase insulin production in patients with diabetes; and NGM621, an antibody in preclinical studies to decrease levels of a protein implicated in the dry form of age-related macular degeneration. The company has research collaboration, product development, and license agreements with Merck Sharp & Dohme Corp., MedImmune Limited, and JDRF International. NGM Biopharmaceuticals, Inc. was incorporated in 2007 and is headquartered in South San Francisco, California.
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WATCH: Drone Footage Shows Spooky Views Of An Abandoned Cyprus Resort
Elizabeth Taylor and Brigitte Bardot once vacationed here during its heyday.
By Devin Alessio
In the 1960s, Varosha, a suburb of Cyprus, was an elite vacation destination that attracted stars such as Elizabeth Taylor and Brigitte Bardot to its pristine beaches and high-rise hotels.
After Turkey invaded the island in 1974, Varosha's 40,000 citizens fled. According to the Daily Mail, residents are still banned from visiting the abandoned resort, which is now blockaded by a fence that extends to the sea.
You won't find many images of Varosha today, but recent drone footage provides a rare glimpse of the ghost town's once-thriving hotels and deserted streets. While the area is currently guarded by Turkish troops, Cyprus recently proposed to reopen Varosha in order to attract tourists. Both Greeks and Turks have expressed interest in reviving the town, but no plans to do so have been publicly announced just yet.
Take a look at the chilling footage below, then head over to The Daily Mail to see images of the property during its heyday.
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Even after one of the city walls was broken, the Pskovians managed to fill the gap and repel the attack.
The cathedral contains the tombs of saint princes Vsevolod (died in 1138) and Dovmont (died in 1299).
Other ancient cathedrals adorn the Mirozhsky Monastery (completed by 1152), famous for its 12th-century frescoes, St.
In order to secure their independence from the knights, the Pskovians elected a Lithuanian prince, named Daumantas, a Roman Catholic converted to Orthodox faith and known in Russia as Dovmont, as their military leader and prince in 1266.
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Group of five color 20 x 16 educational prints detailing Earth's atmosphere and the solar system, published by the Douglas Aircraft Company in September 1962, with titles including: "Frequency Spectra," "The Planet Earth," "Thermal Properties," "The Solar System," and "Characteristics of the Earth's Atmosphere." Housed in an oversized official Douglas folder. In overall fine condition, with soiling to the front of the folder.


The picturesque towns and villages dotted along the coast of the French Riviera have long been synonymous as a go-to yacht charter destination. From sun-drenched beaches, stunning vineyards, to world-class restaurants and glamorous waterfront bars, this celebrated coastline is infinite in its appeal.
Welcome to the French Riviera, one of the most glamorous destinations in the world, on this seven-day charter itinerary.
This curving strip of shoreline is a heady mixture of pristine beaches and majestic mountains, lush countryside and chic seaside towns.
Begin your luxury yacht charter in the old town of Antibes with its ramparts along the sea and the long, arched protective wall along the port. On stepping aboard your charter yacht you will head to St. Tropez. Despite being famous for its nightlife and its enormous popularity during summer, St. Tropez manages to retain its old-world charm. Full of life, the town boasts spme of the most beautiful beaches of the Var region.
Leave St Tropez and head to the the Porquerolle islands. The clear waters and protected nature of the Porquerolle islands are a pleasant change from the liveliness of the coast. Discover the colonial style of the main town, and explore beautiful forests, stunning coastline and beaches.
Leave the serenity of Porquerolles and head towards Cannes, the film festival capital of the world. Enjoy the promenade, the sumptuous hotels and the excellent shopping in the rue d'Antibes. Or spend time by the azure waters surrounding the nearby Lérins Islands.
Leave Cannes and head towards Cap d'Antibes. Famous for its July Jazz Festival, Juan les Pins is a lively summer spot just along from Antibes. You'll find a narrow stretch of beach with a variety of restaurants, a promenade with boutiques and hotels, and a park shaded by perfumed pine trees.
Villefranche feels as though it's trapped in time with fishermen still bringing in their catch every morning, market stalls and plenty of little boutiques. The narrow cobbled streets are full of life and overflowing with excellent restaurants.
The mythical principality of Monaco offers a choice of attractions with its palace, casino, designer boutiques and excellent restaurants, all packed into 2 square kilometres.
Starting off in the small state of Monaco your week long trip takes you through some of the most desirable locations of the French Riviera. Passing through Cannes and Saint Tropez then ending up in Toulon.
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Starting and ending in the principality in between you will visit sun-drenched beaches and winding vineyards to world-class restaurants and glamorous waterfront bars on the celebrated coastline of the French Riviera.
Start in Saint Tropez, home to the legendary Club 55 and make your way slowly eastwards towards the bright lights of Monaco not before stopping at some of the most desirable locations of the French Riviera.
Available for charter in this region during the summer and winter.
Chefs and vineyards offer demos and tastings of the wines of Cassis, which has the oldest registered AOC (designation of origin) in France.
The Festival de Cannes is a glorious and spectacular event that focuses on the film industry and contributes to the development of cinema.
The annual Cannes Yachting Festival is one of the world's leading yacht shows that each year plays host to around 600 luxury yachts.
Cannes Lions will once again bring the creative industry together in the French Riviera's Palais des Festivals to learn, network and celebrate.
The Monaco Grand Prix is the one race of the year that every driver dreams of winning. The Monaco Grand Prix is one of the ultimate motor-racing events.
The Monaco Yacht Show is one of the most prestigious yachting events in the world with more than 125 superyachts and over 600 companies exhibiting.


NVHomes will celebrate the opening of its new home sales office at Bayside with a grand opening on Saturday, Aug. 30, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. NVHomes' sales center is located in Bayside's Route 54 Welcome Center, 4 miles west of Fenwick Island.
Carl M. Freeman Companies, the developer of Bayside, recently finalized an agreement with Reston, Va.-based NVHomes to sell and build single-family homes and villas in its resort waterfront golf community.
"With our reputation for developing award-winning communities and NVHomes' reputation for building luxury homes of unrivaled quality, Bayside will continue as a thriving community. People will choose to live here because of the variety of homestyles, the abundance of amenities and the diversity of lifestyles," said Tom Halverstadt, senior vice president of Carl M. Freeman Companies.
The grand opening will give prospective homebuyers the opportunity to see the homes NVHomes designed specifically for Bayside. NVHomes' single-family offerings range in size from just more than 2,000 square feet to more than 3,200 square feet. All the single-family homes have two-car garages, two-plus to three-plus bedrooms, with the owner's suite on the first floor, and two to three baths. The villas being offered measure 2,400 square feet and include a single-car garage.
Every NVHomes constructed home at Bayside will also be Energy Star rated.
The villas start in the low $300,000s and the single-family homes start in the upper $300,000s.
Bayside is located on 867 acres along the Assawoman Bay. The community offers recreational activities including an 18-hole Jack Nicklaus Signature Golf Course, outdoor pool, tennis courts, fitness facility, whirlpool, access to kayaking, canoeing and more. A 48,000-square-foot Harris Teeter supermarket opened in the community last winter and future plans call for a village center with restaurants, movie theatre and performing arts center, and shops.
For more information about the grand opening or for new home sales, contact the Bayside Welcome Center at (302) 436-9998.