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Boris Johnson shows no regret over Brexit language
The prime minister denies having dismissed the abuse MPs face from members of the public as 'humbug.'
Boris Johnson faced widespread criticism for the combative language he used in the House of Commons
By Emilio Casalicchio and	Charlie Cooper
LONDON — Boris Johnson is not backing down over his language about murdered Labour MP Jo Cox.
Asked by POLITICO whether he had second thoughts about claiming the way to honor the late MP was by delivering Brexit, the prime minister ducked the question.
"I think the best thing for our country is to get Brexit done and bring us all together," he said. "That is what we are going to do."
The prime minister has faced widespread criticism for the combative language he used in the House of Commons Wednesday in response to pleas from Labour MPs that he moderate his tone because of concern that war-like descriptions of Brexit were fueling violence in the country.
Johnson denied having dismissed the abuse MPs face from members of the public as "humbug," insisting "that is not what I said."
A senior government official said Thursday that MPs have to take responsibility for Brexit because parliament voted to hold the referendum and also backed triggering Article 50, which started the negotiations with Brussels. Some in No. 10 say the current Brexit deadlock in the House of Commons, where there is no clear majority for any approach to deal with the issue, calls for strong language.
However, later in the day Johnson appeared to soften his position somewhat. Asked by the BBC's Peter Henley whether his description of the law designed to prevent a no-deal Brexit as the "surrender act" risked alienating Labour MPs who might otherwise help him get any deal he strikes with Brussels through a House of Commons vote, he sounded more conciliatory.
"Well, I think it's fair enough to call the surrender act what it is," Johnson said. "But you are also right, Peter, we do need to bring people together, and get this thing done."
"And so, if I may say so, I think actually you're right tempers need to come down, and people need to come together because it's only by getting Brexit done that you'll lance the boil, as it were, of the current anxiety and we will be able to get on with the domestic agenda."
"I've had death threats overnight... it's a disgrace"
Labour MP Karl Turner's staff film an encounter with Boris Johnson's senior adviser, Dominic Cummingshttps://t.co/2JL9D2WW2f pic.twitter.com/agGnyOiUMR
— BBC Politics (@BBCPolitics) September 26, 2019
Downing Street hopes the current dispute will play into their strategy of portraying Johnson as a champion of those who voted for Brexit, fighting a recalcitrant parliament, and that the more outrage they provoke in MPs, the more this narrative is reinforced.
Similar tactics were deployed during the Vote Leave campaign, when the erroneous claim that EU membership costs the U.K. £350 million a week were repeated over and over despite objections from opponents, because it kept the debate on Vote Leave's favored battlefield: the cost of the EU, and the ability to redirect that money to the NHS.
Hostile House of Commons
During an angry Commons debate on Wednesday night, Labour MP Paula Sheriff said she had received death threats from members of the public containing words used by the prime minister such as "surrender" — the term Johnson used in the same debate to describe a new law which will force a Brexit delay if no deal is agreed with Brussels.
"I have to say that I have never heard such humbug in all my life," Johnson shot back.
He later told Labour MP Tracy Brabin, who was elected to replace Cox after she was murdered by a far-right extremist shortly before the EU referendum, that "the best way to honor the memory of Jo Cox and to bring this country together is, I think, to get Brexit done."
Former Tory MP Nicholas Soames said this morning that he feels "despair" at the prime minister's words. Speaking on BBC Radio 4's "Today" program, he said: "What the prime minister did yesterday is to drive it [the country] further apart."
However, Conservative Party Chairman James Cleverly told the same program that the "highly charged" atmosphere in parliament would only calm down once Brexit is resolved. He added the comment from Johnson about "humbug" referred to other claims made by Sheriff that were untrue.
But Sheriff argued the prime minister was "inciting hatred towards MPs" at a time when abuse of public figures is at an all-time high. Speaking to the BBC's Victoria Derbyshire, she said: "People are really frightened and for him to treat it almost like a joke, was absolutely horrific and demeans the office of prime minister."
The Equality and Human Rights Commission, which is funded by the government but operates independently, also issued a statement criticizing the use of hostile language in the Brexit debate.
"Words have consequences and after the referendum we wrote to all political parties reminding them of the need for respectful debate at all times — no matter how difficult the issues," its chairman, David Isaac, said. "Sadly this has not happened. I urge all our politicians to show the best version of themselves so all views are heard. Hard-line rhetoric and gestures only serve to create a more polarized society and will not heal the divisions that exist in our country."
Brexit consensus further away
Another Labour MP, Lisa Nandy, told the Commons the hostile approach by Downing Street is making it "much more difficult" for opposition MPs who want Brexit delivered to work with the government to pass a deal.
Junior Cabinet Office Minister Kevin Foster was sent by the government to respond to an urgent question in the House of Commons on the prime minister's language.
Repeating the prime minister's insistence that delivering Brexit is the best way to cool the political temperature, he said: "The biggest issue is that delay will just bring more division to this country."
He added that the best way to tackle the issue is to "bring a resolution to debates."
Speaking in the same debate, Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn said: "The prime minister's language and demeanor yesterday was frankly nothing short of disgraceful.
"Three years ago our colleague, our member, Jo Cox, was murdered by a far-right activist shouting 'Britain First, this is for Britain.' The language that politicians use matters and has real consequences.
"To dismiss concerns from members about the death threats they receive and to dismiss concerns that the language by the prime minister is being repeated in those death threats is reprehensible."
This article was updated with additional information.
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The U15 girls' tennis team played in the Midlands Regional Finals at Tipton Sports Academy on Monday.
The team, of Olivia French, Ellie Aldrich, Jessica Purdy and Freya Hogg, played against Bedford Girls' School in their opening fixture, winning 3 singles matches and 1 doubles match in a 4 - 2 victory.
Qualifying for the final, the girls came up against Hagley Roman Catholic School. Some impressive play in the singles matches led to Wilmslow taking a 3 – 1 lead into the doubles. A further victory in the first of the doubles matches meant that Wilmslow were crowned Midlands Champions and will now represent the region in the National UK finals in Bolton on the 5th and 6th December.
The finals will see Wilmslow come up against the winners from the other three regional events, Kirkham Grammar School, Millfield School and Culford School.


Europe's Great Hotels sees great opportunity in the U.S.
As branded hotels look to attract travelers who want unique experiences, sales-and-marketing representation companies are finding innovative ways to market destinations to new demographics.
One such company, Great Hotels of the World, launched 15 years ago in the U.K. and focused on representing European hotels catering to the MICE sector, until it was acquired in 2015 by Connecticut-based hospitality tech firm GuestCentric.
"It was a catalogue brand, all about the book," said GuestCentric CEO Pedro Colaco. With the rise of OTAs and online, travel-focused businesses, he was certain the member hotels could benefit from a high-tech boost. "Without technology, you can't do much these days," he said.
The company offers a modular membership model that allows members to pick and choose the services they need, from global marketing services to MICE and corporate sales and branded GDS connectivity.
Great Hotels represents more than 60 properties worldwide, including a St. Regis and the Atlantis resort in Dubai, and is looking to support more than 100 hotels by 2020—including its first U.S. businesses. "We want to come to the U.S.," Colaco said. "We see demand." At the same time, the company is reaching out to attract U.S.-based meeting and event planners and point them to its properties, something, Colaco argued, that is getting easier than ever. "There's an influx of Americans in Europe because the connections are better. It's cheaper to fly to London than Los Angeles for some people," he said.
Since it launched, Great Hotels primarily focused on upscale business travelers, but the old models of business travel are changing. "Bleisure" travel—a combination of business and leisure—is gaining ground and hoteliers are finding ways to accommodate guests who attend meetings during the week and unwind with their families on weekends.
With a focus on the event space, Colaco and his team have a list of criteria for would-be Great Hotels members: They should be either luxury or upper-upscale (some businesses and organizations, he noted, prohibit events in luxury hotels), they should have more than 200 guestrooms (most groups require blocks of about 100 rooms) and they should have some quality that makes them stand out from the comp set. For example, the Grand Luxor Hotel in Benidorm, Spain, has a theme park attached, while the newly added Nau Palácio do Governador in Lisbon, Portugal, was apparently a fish sauce factory in Roman times.
As a tech-focused company, the Great Hotels team also considers a hotel's online ratings in addition to any Stars or Diamonds from Forbes or AAA.
With an established presence in Europe, Great Hotels has been expanding both eastward and westward, adding its first hotel in the Americas—the 292-room Vila Galé Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.


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Bernhard Franz von Hess (22 de mayo de 1792 - 20 de abril de 1869) fue un Teniente General bávaro y Ministro de Guerra en el reinado de Maximiliano II de Baviera.

Biografía
Von Hess nació en Hammelburg como el menor de los tres hijos del terrateniente y Hofrat Philipp von Hess y de su esposa Gertraud, nacida Wankel. Asistió al Gymnasium en su ciudad natal, y terminó sus estudios de matemáticas y ciencias en la Universidad de Würzburg, antes de unirse al Landwehr de Fulda en 1813, y tomar parte en las campañas a las órdenes del Príncipe Schwarzenberg en Francia. Entre 1833 y 1843 sirvió en Grecia bajo el gobierno del príncipe regente Otón, y se unió al Ejército bávaro. Von Hess fue ministro de guerra entre el 20 de enero y el 16 de junio de 1862. Estuvo en funciones durante un segundo periodo entre el 10 de octubre de 1862 y el 1 de marzo de 1863, y una tercera vez entre el 26 de julio y el 15 de agosto de 1863. En 1867 se retiró, y  finalmente murió en Kissingen en el año 1869.

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Políticos de Alemania del siglo XIX
Generales de Baviera
Personas de las guerras napoleónicas
Ministros de Guerra de Baviera

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Civil Procedure Keyed to Cound
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The Binding Effect Of Prior Decisions: Res Judicata And Collateral Estoppel
A Survey Of The Civil Action
Jurisdiction Over The Parties Or Their Property
Providing Notice And An Opportunity To Be Heard
Jurisdiction Over The Subject Matter Of The Action- The Court's Competency
Ascertaining The Applicable Law
The Development Of Modern Procedure
Modern Pleading
Joinder Of Claims And Parties: Expanding The Scope Of The Civil Action
Harris v. Avery 5 Kan. 146 (1869)
M.K. v. Tenet 216 F.R.D. 133 (D.D.C. 2002)
United States v. Heyward-Robinson Co 430 F.2d 1077 (2d Cir. 1970)
Lasa Per L'Industria Del Marmo Societa Per Azioni v. Alexander 414 F.2d 143 (6th Cir. 1969)
Ellis Canning Co. v. International Harvester Co 174 Kan. 357, 255 P.2d 658 (1953)
Ryder v. Jefferson Hotel Co 121 S.C. 72, 113 S.E. 474 (1922)
Tanbro Fabrics Corp. v. Beaunit Mills, Inc 4 A.D.2d 519, 167 N.Y.S.2d 387 (App Div, 1st Dept 1957)
Bank of California Nat. Ass'n v. Superior Court 16 Cal.2d 516, 106 P.2d 879 (1940)
Provident Tradesmen Bank v. Patterson 390 U.S. 102, 88 S. Ct. 733, 19 L. Ed. 2d 936 (1968)
Jeub v. B/G Foods, Inc 2 F.R.D. 238 (D. Minn. 1942)
Too, Inc. v. Kohl 213 F.R.D. 138 (S.D.N.Y. 2003)
Hancock Oil Co. v. Independent Distributing Co 24 Cal.2d 497, 150 P.2d 463 (1944)
New York Life Ins. Co. v. Dunlevy 241 U.S. 518, 36 S. Ct. 613, 60 L. Ed. 1140 (1916)
Pan American Fire & Cas. Co. v. Revere 188 F. Supp. 474 (E.D. La. 1960)
State Farm Fire & Cas. Co. v. Tashire 386 U.S. 523, 87 S. Ct. 1199, 18 L. Ed. 2d 270 (1967)
Smuck v. Hobson 408 F.2d 175, 132 U.S. App. D.C. 372 (D.C. Cir. 1969)
Pretrial Devices Of Obtaining Information: Depositions And Discovery
Adjudication Without Trial Or By Special Proceeding
Securing And Enforcing Judgments
Appellate Review
Venue, Transfer, And Forum Non Conveniens
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Civil Procedure Keyed to Field
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Civil Procedure > Civil Procedure Keyed to Friedenthal > Joinder Of Claims And Parties: Expanding The Scope Of The Civil Action
State Farm Fire & Cas. Co. v. Tashire
Citation386 U.S. 523, 87 S. Ct. 1199, 18 L. Ed. 2d 270 (1967).
Brief Fact Summary. A bus accident that occurred in California resulted in one person being killed and 33 being injured. The insurance company that covered the truck driver involved with the collision filed an interpleader action by paying $20,000 (the policy limits) into federal court located in Oregon and asked the court to require prospective claimants to file claims in said court and no other court and to release the insurance company of all liability. The District Court issued an injunction barring pending claims against the driver of the truck as well as the bus owner and the bus driver, to which claimants appealed.
Synopsis of Rule of Law. The Interpleader Act should only be used in mass tort situations when the target of the potential claims is a common fund that is of such a small amount as to make the Plaintiffs have little interest in the potential aggregate amount of claims. Moreover, the court should only control the underlying litigation in very rare circumstances.
Facts. An accident involving a Greyhound bus and a truck occurred in California. The accident resulted in one death and 33 injured persons. Four passengers filed suit in California against the bus driver (Nauta), Greyhound, the truck driver (Clark) and the owner of the truck (Glasgow) requesting damages in excess of $1,000,000. Clark's insurer, State Farm, brought an interpleader action in federal court located in Oregon. State Farm alleged that it had a policy covering Clark that had a $20,000 limit. State Farm asked the court to order that all claimants establish their claims against Clark in that court alone and to discharge State Farm of all liability. State Farm joined Greyhound, Nauta, Clark and potential claimants as defendants. All defendants except for Greyhound, the claimants and State Farm were residents of Oregon. Jurisdiction was based on diversity and the Interpleader Act. A temporary restraining order was issued, and claimants filed for a change of venue to where the c
ollision occurred. The TRO was expanded to require any actions against Nauta, Glasgow and Greyhound be instituted in the Oregon federal court. The claimants appealed and the Court of Appeals reversed. The Court of Appeals held that because Oregon state law does not allow direct actions against the insurer until the claim has been reduced to a judgment, the potential plaintiffs were not "claimants" and interpleader could not be maintained. State Farm appealed to the Supreme Court.
Issue.
Do interpleader actions based on diversity of citizenship require complete diversity in order to comply with Article III of the U.S. Constitution?
Is interpleader appropriate for distribution of one insurance policy covering one potential defendant in a mass tort action when there are other potential defendants and sources of assets to compensate the potential plaintiffs?
Held. Both issues: No. The judgment is reversed and remanded.
Rule 22 of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure and the federal Interpleader Act requires only "minimal diversity," meaning that only two adverse parties need to be citizens of different states. This has been implicitly accepted by Congress and is the minimal requirement of Article III.
An interpleader action may be filed even though some states do not permit direct actions against insurers in order to ensure that one claimant does not execute its judgment against the insurer first and soak up the whole fund.
This was not a situation where invocation of the interpleader statute was appropriate. It was extremely inappropriate in light of the TRO restraining actions against other tortfeasors not parties to the insurance policy in question.
Interpleader for mass torts should only be used when the "target" of prospective claimants is the fund in question. In this situation, potential claimants have other defendants and assets to go after with their claims.
When the potential amount of claims far exceeds the fund's limit, interpleader should not be used to "dispose" of claims the fund cannot compensate.
Controlling the underlying litigation of a mass tort via an interpleader action should be a very rare occurrence.
Dissent. Justice Douglas: Because both California and Oregon do not permit direct actions against the insurer and the policy at issue does not permit such action, the potential claimants cannot be considered "claimants" under the Federal Interpleader Act.
Discussion. The majority's opinion expresses a policy against consolidating mass tort proceedings in one court under the guise of interpleader. The Court focused on the size of the insurance policy, the size of potential claimants' claims and the availability of other sources of funds.
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Home › Supplement Ingredients › Gymnema Sylvestre Extract
Health Benefits And Uses Of Gymnema Sylvestre Extract
Support for Heart Health
Gymnema Background and Benefits
Gymnema is a genus of flowering plants in the Apocynaceae family that contains about 120 species. Gymnema sylvestre is one of the most well-known species in this genus, and is typically known by just the genus name "gymnema." Common names for Gymnema include cowplant, gurmari, gurmarbooti and meshasringa. It is also known as miracle fruit, although Thaumatococcus daniellii and Synsepalum dulcificumare also known by this common name. Gymnema originates from southern India and Sri Lanka.
Gymnemic acids are the most biologically active components in Gymnema leaves. These acids are classified chemically as triterpenoid saponins, and individual acids in this group include gymnemic acids I-VII, gymnemasaponins and gymnemosides A-F. Additional classes of active components in Gymnema leaves include various anthraquinones, flavones and alkaloids. These leaves also contain specific components such as d-quercitol, butyric acid, formic acid and tartaric acid.
Chewing the leaves of G. sylvestre can suppress the taste of sugar for up to two hours. This effect is caused by the gymnemic acids, which block the tongue's sugar receptors according to studies of rat neurons. Gymnema has been used in herbal medicine to help support the body's natural ability to manage and regulate blood sugar levels for almost two thousand years. Additional historical uses of Gymnema leaves include support for digestive health and liver function.
Uses of Gymnema
The most common use of gymnema today is to help support the body's natural ability to manage and regulate blood sugar levels. Many people also take it for weight management, digestive health and other purposes.
Metabolic syndrome support
Oral supplements of gymnema may help support the body's natural ability to manage and regulate blood sugar levels. Many studies on this use of gymnema focus on a particular extract of gymnema known as GS4.
Gymnema may support digestive health by stimulating digestion and softening the stool. It may also increase urination.
Early research indicates that taking gymnema orally may help you maintain a healthy weight. These studies involved a combination of gymnema, hydroxycitric acid and chromium.
Signs You May Need Gymnema
The strongest indication that you may benefit from gymnema supplements is metabolic syndrome issues. People who have trouble controlling their appetite may also benefit from gymnema. Digestive signs that can indicate a need for gymnema include constipation and difficulty in digesting food. You may also need gymnema if you are retaining water.
Synonyms and Similar Forms of Gymnema
Thaumatococcus daniellii, Synsepalum dulcificum
Products Containing Gymnema Sylvestre Extract
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Comprehensive care for your organs, helping to maintain healthy blood sugar levels.
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Clin Nutr. 2018 Aug;37(4):1101-1113. doi: 10.1016/j.clnu.2017.07.010. Epub 2017 Jul 13.
Prevalence and predictive value of pre-therapeutic sarcopenia in cancer patients: A systematic review.
Pamoukdjian F1, Bouillet T2, Lévy V3, Soussan M4, Zelek L2, Paillaud E5.
APHP, Avicenne Hospital, Geriatric Department, Coordination Unit in Geriatric Oncology, F-93000, Bobigny, France; Université Paris 13, Sorbonne Paris Cité, Health Education and Practices Laboratory (LEPS EA3412), F-93017, Bobigny, France. Electronic address: frederic.pamoukdjian@aphp.fr.
APHP, Avicenne Hospital, Department of Medical Oncology, F-93000, Bobigny, France.
APHP, Avicenne Hospital, Clinical Research Unit/Clinical Research Center, F-93000, Bobigny, France.
APHP, Avicenne Hospital, Department of Radiology, F-93000, Bobigny, France.
APHP, Henri-Mondor Hospital, Geriatric Department, Geriatric Oncology Unit, F-94000, Créteil, France; Université Paris-Est, UPEC, DHU A-TVB, IMRB- EA 7376 CEpiA (Clinical Epidemiology And Ageing Unit), F-94000, Créteil, France.
To assess the prevalence of sarcopenia before cancer treatment and its predictive value during the treatment.
We searched MEDLINE via PubMed for articles published from 2008 to 2016 that reported prospective observational or interventional studies of the prevalence of pre-therapeutic sarcopenia and its consequences in adults with cancer who were 18 years or older. Two independent reviewers selected articles based on titles and/or abstracts before a complete review. Sarcopenia had to be measured before cancer treatment. Methods recommended by consensuses (CT scan, MRI, dual X-ray absorptiometry or bio-impedancemetry) to assess sarcopenia were considered. Characteristics of the studies included the prevalence of pre-therapeutic sarcopenia and the prognostic value for outcomes during the cancer treatment.
We selected 35 articles involving 6894 participants (in/out patients, clinical trials). The mean age ranged from 53 to 69.6 years. Pre-therapeutic sarcopenia was found in 38.6% of patients [95% CI 37.4-39.8]. Oesophageal and small-cell lung cancers showed the highest prevalence of pre-therapeutic sarcopenia. Pre-therapeutic sarcopenia was significantly and independently associated with post-operative complications, chemotherapy-induced toxicity and poor survival in cancer patients.
Pre-therapeutic sarcopenia is highly prevalent in cancer patients and has severe consequences for outcomes of cancer patients.


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The fall of the gods and collapse of the ancient world left humans alone on the earth, in the dark ages of the early modern world. It was during the deep ignorance of those days that religions based on the history of ancient Israel were formed: Judaism, Christianity and Islam, followed by the reactionary belief of Atheism. The biblical religions are merely pretenders to an ancient reality. They have no connection to the God of Abraham, or the theocracy of ancient Israel. The pagan theocracies, decapitated by the loss of communication with the gods, were either, overthrown in atheistic revolutions or forced to convert to Christianity by the sword. The remnants of those civilizations formed the powerless modern religions: Hinduism, Buddhism, Sikhism etc, but they too are pretenders to an ancient reality.
Since that time, humanity has made incredible advancements in technology, but atheistic science and theology remain locked in the dark ages. Millions of people have been killed in their holy wars and violent atheistic revolutions, numerous countries are enslaved in their dictatorships, and humanity is under constant threat from terrorists on both sides.
The biblical and pagan texts are not handbooks for religion, nor are they "myth" as maligned in academia; they are verifiable histories of the interactions between the gods and mankind in the ancient world. Not one word has been added to those chronologies since the collapse of that world, which should end all religious pretence of ongoing communication.
Intellectuals who disparage the ancient histories as "myth" fail to grasp their importance, and doom humanity to endlessly repeat their violent predictions!
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In order to end the conflict between science and religion, we must: rescue biblical and pagan history from the intellectual cult of theology and entrust them to the history department of universities, liberate science from the reactionary cult of atheism, and reject the ludicrous concept that the truth is unknowable. Let us begin!
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The second coming of Messiah coincided with the destruction of the temple and fall of Jerusalem, precisely as predicted in the history of ancient Israel. Shortly after, the ancient world collapsed and humans inherited the earth.
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Ford, Alvin Bernard, -1991
This collection documents the seventeen-year period (1974-1991) concerning the Florida capital punishment case of Alvin Ford. The collection primarily contains the court records and research material of Ford's attorney, Laurin A. Wollan, Jr., as well as other members of the Ford defense team who began work on the case in 1981. The legal records include official court proceedings from the initial trial in 1974, appeals, attempts at clemency, and several cases by Ford against the Florida Department of Corrections. Other legal records include psychological reports, background reports, biographies of Ford, as well as his prison and medical records.
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Preferred citation for this material is as follows: and Identification of specific item, series, box, folder, Alvin Ford Papers, 1965-1995. M.E. Grenander Department of Special Collections and Archives, University Libraries, University at Albany, State University of New York (hereafter referred to as [shortened name]).
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Access to this record group is unrestricted.
The researcher assumes full responsibility for conforming with the laws of copyright. Whenever possible, the M.E. Grenander Department of Special Collections and Archives will provide information about copyright owners and other restrictions, but the legal determination ultimately rests with the researcher. Requests for permission to publish material from this collection should be discussed with the Head of Special Collections and Archives.
Scope and Content:
This collection documents the seventeen year period (1974-1991) concerning the Florida capital punishment case of Alvin Ford. The collection primarily contains the court records and research material of Ford's attorney, Laurin A. Wollan, Jr., as well as other members of the Ford defense team who began work on the case in 1981. The legal records include official court proceedings from the initial trial in 1974, appeals, attempts at clemency, and several cases by Ford against the Florida Department of Corrections. Other legal records include psychological reports, background reports, biographies of Ford, as well as his prison and medical records.
Several participants are represented in the collection over the case's duration. Robert Adams represented Ford from his initial trial until his appeal to the Florida Supreme Court was denied on July 18, 1979. A community organizer from the Florida Clearing House on Criminal Justice, Scharlette Holdman, located a volunteer lawyer, Deborah Fins, to represent Ford in his petition for certiorari to the U.S. Supreme Court and continued to consult for the Ford case over the next 10 years. After his certiorari case was denied, Holdman and Deborah Fins recruited a more experienced lawyer, Laurin A. Wollan, to represent Ford in his 1981 clemency hearings. Wollan took the case pro bono and continued to work on Ford's behalf over the next 10 years. Wollan was a 1962 graduate of the University of Chicago Law School. He served as a state's attorney in Illinois, spent four years with the U.S. Department for Justice, and was a member of the Florida State University faculty beginning in 1976. Although he was a death penalty supporter and a former prosecutor, his compassion for Ford's circumstance led him to accept the case on a pro bono basis. The size and scope of the files he created reveal Wollan's efforts on Ford's behalf, for example, as Ford's clemency hearing quickly approached in mid-1981, he was without legal representation. Wollan was asked to take the case and over the next six weeks, from August through October, he worked solely on the Ford case as he struggled to acquaint himself with the details of the case. Attorney Richard Burr joined Wollan in volunteering to represent Ford just as Ford's first execution approached in 1981. Both remained on the Ford case until his death. A number of state officials are found throughout the case's legal documents including: Florida Governor Bob Graham who had the power to grant clemency to Ford; circaE. "Sonny" Strickland who was superintendent of the Florida State Prison; and Louie Wainwright and Richard Dugger who were Secretaries of the Department of Corrections for the State of Florida.
Ford's attorneys collected many articles, pamphlets, and publications on the subject of the death penalty. The research material in this collection represents many organizations, most of which oppose the death penalty. These include the NAACP Legal Defense Fund, National Coalition Against the Death Penalty, ACLU, Florida Clearing House on Criminal Justice, Amnesty International, Institute for Southern Studies, Florida Citizens Against the Death Penalty, and the Florida Conference Against Death Penalty. The collection also reveals the sentiment of these anti-death penalty groups during a time of resurgent support for the death penalty. The news clippings are a comprehensive part of the research material covering many death penalty cases in Florida spanning two decades.
The collection contains court records from at least six specific trials and many other appeals and motions that, besides chronicling the case, demonstrate one of the arguments which many anti-death penalty advocates utilize, that a death penalty case costs more than a sentence of life imprisonment. The collection is strongly enhanced by a separate collection of news clippings that directly relate to the Ford case. These news clippings are very helpful in understanding how the case developed.
While the collection contains a variety of records covering not only the legal aspects of the case, but also Ford himself, and presents a thorough example of the nature of representing a death penalty defendant, it is understandably limited to death penalty issues as they relate to the state of Florida. The implications, however, of the Supreme Court ruling on the Ford case in 1986, that a mentally ill prisoner cannot be executed and the resultant change in Florida and other states' laws concerning the process of identifying mentally ill prisoners, is what makes this collection so valuable.
Additional material for the Alvin Ford Collection was received from Michael Radelet in January 2006. This material is not yet inventoried in this finding aid.
Related collections in the M.E. Grenander Department of Special Collections and Archives can be found at the web site for the National Death Penalty Archive.
Biographical / Historical:
Alvin Bernard Ford (1953-1991) was convicted of first-degree murder in the slaying of a police officer in a failed robbery attempt in Florida on July 21, 1974. Ford entered prison at the age of 20 and was sentenced to die by electrocution in two separate criminal proceedings. He remained on death row until his death of natural causes on February 28, 1991 at the age of 37.
Ford was fighting depression and a drug addiction when he became involved in a robbery attempt at a Red Lobster restaurant in Ft. Lauderdale Florida in 1974. Ford's three accomplices left him at the scene with police approaching. In a panicked state, Ford chose to escape by taking the car of a police officer who was not aware of the severity of the situation when he arrived alone. Ford shot the officer twice in the abdomen and once in the back of the head while retrieving the officer's car keys. After being apprehended at his mother's home in Gainesville, Florida, Ford spent his first six years in prison under normal health conditions. In late 1981, at the end of the appeals process and within hours of his execution, Ford's mental condition deteriorated dramatically. For the next nine years he moved in and out of schizophrenia, which finally developed into sustained psychosis by the time his second death warrant was signed in 1984.
The Alvin Ford case was lengthy in part because of the questions that had not been answered adequately until his case was brought before the U.S. Supreme Court. The U.S. Supreme Court's verdict in the Ford case brought stricter guidelines than previously existed for determining if someone is mentally fit to defend himself in trial and whether the mentally ill should receive the death penalty. Capital punishment experts Kent S. Miller and Michael L. Radelet have written of the impact the Ford v. Wainwright decision had on the treatment of mentally ill prisoners on death row saying, "Alvin Ford made history as the man who forced the criminal justice authorities, lawyers, judges, politicians, mental heath professionals, and a host of others to seriously debate the question of what types of mental illness should exempt condemned prisoners from execution and how (and by whom) these life-and-death determinations should be made," according to Kent Millar and Michael Radelet, in their book, Executing the Mentally Ill: The Criminal Justice System and the Case of Alvin Ford
The legal process of taking Ford's capital punishment case from arrest to execution in Florida involved many opportunities for him to appeal to circuit courts of appeal, the U.S. and Florida Supreme Courts, and the governor. After Ford's arrest on July 21, 1974, he was tried in December 1974, sentenced in early 1975, and after appeals to the Supreme Courts of Florida and the United States, received his first death warrant signed by Governor Bob Graham on November 4, 1981. The scheduled execution date was December 8, 1981. Fourteen hours before the scheduled execution Ford was granted a stay of execution by the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals in Atlanta. After further psychiatric evaluations, the governor's committee decided he was competent for execution and signed his second death warrant on April 30, 1984 with a scheduled execution date of May 31, 1984. Once again, the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals stepped in fourteen hours before Ford's scheduled execution and granted another stay of execution. When Ford's case was brought before the United States Supreme Court, it ruled on June 26, 1986 that the Eighth Amendment prohibits states from inflicting the death penalty upon prisoners who are insane and found that Florida's procedures for determining sanity had failed to adequately protect Ford's rights. Ford's sanity was not decided, however, and this led to a trial in early 1989 that found Ford competent for execution. The decision by a subsequent appeal to the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals was never passed down because Ford was found dead in his cell due to adult respiratory distress syndrome associated with fulminant acute pancreatitis on February 2, 1991.
The Ford case occurred at a time in the history of capital punishment in the United States of a resurgence in a get-tough-on-crime attitude embraced by politicians who pointed, in part, to their stand on the death penalty as evidence that they were tough on crime. This period began during the Nixon administration with some critical changes in the legal system that made capital punishment legal once again in the United States. The U.S. Supreme Court's decision in the Ford case set an important precedent since, up until the case, there were no clear-cut protections shielding the mentally ill from execution. The ruling took the final decision out of an individual governor's hands through clemency hearings and placed it within the court system.
Acquisition information:
All items in this manuscript group were donated to the University Libraries, M.E. Grenander Department of Special Collections and Archives, by Laurin A. Wollan, Jr. in June 2003. An additional as yet unprocessed accession was received from Michale Radelet in January 2006.
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Ōku (Japanese 大来皇女 or 大伯皇女) (February 12, 661 – January 29, 702) was a Japanese princess during the Asuka period in Japanese history. She was the daughter of Emperor Tenmu and sister of Prince Ōtsu. As a young girl, she witnessed the Jinshin War. According to the Man'yōshū ("The Anthology of Ten Thousand Leaves"), she became the first Saiō to serve at Ise Grand Shrine. After the death of her brother Prince Ōtsu in 686, she returned from Ise to Yamato to enshrine his remains on Mt. Futakami,  before a quiet end to her life at age 40.
Oku was born on the 8th Day of the 1st Month of the Saimei's era 7 (661), in the cabin of the Imperial ship which dropped anchor in the sea of Ōku on the Empress Kōgyoku's way to Kyushu. Her name was derived from her birthplace. She had a younger brother named Prince Ōtsu, who was born three years later in Na no Ōtsu of Kyūshū. Her mother, Princess Ōta, died when Princess Ōku was seven years old.
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Her brother Ōtsu earned the Emperor's trust and became one of the candidates of succession. In 686, when the Emperor was dying, Ōtsu secretly visited the Saikū to see her, possibly to tell her that he was likely to succeed the throne after the Emperor died. She was very pleased to see him again and celebrated his promotion. However, after the Emperor died, Empress-consort Uno-no-Sarara had so much power that she declared that her son, Prince Kusakabe, should be appointed the next emperor. She declared Ōtsu a menace, and ordered the officers to arrest him. He was captured on the 2nd Day of the 10th Month, and a day later he was sentenced to death by hanging in his house of Osada.
His death shocked Ōku, who was dismissed from the position of the Saio on account of Ōtsu's death. Death was considered impure, therefore no person with a near relative's death could serve a god or goddess. Ōku then returned to the capital from the Saikū. After returning to the capital, she composed three verses of lament for her brother, which are collected in the Man'yōshū .
After that, she neither did what was recorded in the chronicle nor married anybody. Her only known work by her vow was the foundation of a temple of Natsumi at the Nabari district in the province of Iga.
A number of poems are credited to Ōku in the Man'yōshū . The following tell the story of the death of her brother, Prince Ōtsu.
Till wet with the dew of dawn.
How does my brother cross them all alone!
Now that he is dead!
To whom I would show it!
Honda, H. H. (tr.) (1967). The Manyoshu: A New and Complete Translation. Hokuseido Press, Tokyo.
Kanji Haitani's Man'yoshu Best 100, with explanations and translation.


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Bethesda Softworks' lack of Wii U support bodes ill for Nintendo's console.
Posted By Ravi Sinha | On 21st, Jul. 2013 Under News
Fallout 4 could either be one of the worst kept secrets in gaming, or one of the best. Everyone seems to believe that it is in development – heck, some of us are simply raging at Bethesda Softworks for not providing any hints that it actually exists. However, there's one thing we know for sure: Fallout 4 won't be arriving on the Nintendo Wii U.
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More than just showing various mixed-race families' dynamics and the stigma attached to mental health and addiction, this show reveals humanity behind single-mother parenting and opens a new door for understanding across racial boundaries.
7. Entourage
Entourage's creator and writer, Doug Ellin, is also the show's director and producer. Filmed in Los Angeles, it depicts a contemporary Hollywood male friendship with situations and themes drawn from everyday life. Apart from the plot, Entourage is beloved by viewers for the wide range of notable guests it attracts. Cameo roles or special guests on the show include a slew of celebrities, including athletes, actors, and other well-known figures.
The fact that he's still a hottie is entirely due to Vince. Manager Eric and general gofer/driver Turtle have lost weight and amassed wealth thanks to tequila marketing. Each character is the perfect mix of conflicted ambiguity and blindingly obviousness. Entourage was the longest-running American television show in history, airing for nearly eight years. As a result, don't forget to gather your friends and watch Entourage over the holiday or weekend!
8. No Tomorrow
She works for an e-commerce company like Amazon, where she's obsessed with organization, after falling in love with the Australian hipster who believes the end of the world is near. Who knows if their love story will have a happy ending. If you're looking for a fun show to watch on television, this is it. No Tomorrow appeals to a wide audience due to its endearing characters and gripping plot.
Fear and difficult emotions are handled in a non-dreary and colorful manner on the show. In addition to the humorous pursuit of liberation, it's full of heart and humor. While the watch incorporates elements of surrealism and the classic doomsday forecast, it also incorporates romantic themes, making it a more upbeat timepiece than usual. So get the popcorn going and get ready to binge!
9. Sex and the City
With her three best friends Samantha, Charlotte and Miranda, Carrie Bradshaw plays the girl next door in search of love while also being a fashion and sex fiend. Follow the lives of these women as they navigate love, life, and sex. It turns out that the problem is a lot more complicated than you thought. Don't judge a book by its cover, as the saying goes.
You'll be in stitches from laughing so hard you'll be dizzy. You can rely on me, at least for now. Sensuality, wit, and humanity's darkest sense of humor all come together in Sex in the City. This is one of the most entertaining shows about women I've ever seen. Aside from the celebrity cameos, other noteworthy appearances include those by Vince Vaughn, Jon Bon Jovi, and even Bradley Cooper.
10. Girlfriends Guide to Divorce
A self-help author named Abby McCarthy and her jobless director husband Jake are the focus of the show Girlfriends' Guide to Divorce. After that, things in their relationship rapidly deteriorate. Abby turns to her recently divorced friends Phoebe and Lyla for advice on how to get her single life back on track.
A number of the show's most emotionally honest moments occur during the foul and piercing scenes between Jake and Abby. The girls each faced their own set of problems, but they all came out the other side wiser and stronger. In the end, they were all put in the right spots. Women going through a divorce may find comfort in the book Girlfriends' Guide to Divorce. Get ready for an exhilarating and wild ride!
In your opinion, which of the aforementioned shows sound interesting? Please let us know if this is the case in the comments section. In the comments section below, please let us know about any other great shows like Californication that we've overlooked. We'll consider them for inclusion on this list.
Even though this data is correct and current according to the author's knowledge, it should not be relied upon in place of formal professional advice.
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Real Madrid outcast warned he will need to drastically alter his attitude if he moves to Atletico Madrid
Tom McNeil
June 10th 2020, 16:23
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The rivalry between Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid is a strange one because it's clearly fierce on the pitch, but sometimes it does sound like relations are cordial away from it.
It's likely that Real see Barca as their main rivals so Atleti don't matter as much, and it means that players moving between the sides isn't completely out of the question.
A report from AS has looked at the possibility of James Rodriguez moving across the city to join Diego Simeone's side, but a former Atleti defender and fellow Colombian has had some strong words for James.
They look at some quotes from Luis Perea about the potential move, and he feels James will need to completely change his attitude to fit in.
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He warns him that he will need to stop focusing on the "me" and prioritising the "we" instead.
That shouldn't come as a huge shock to anyone as we've seen over the years that Simeone's teams work hard together and they don't pander to an any individuals, so it would be up to James to adapt.
The report goes on to say that moving to Atleti might not be the best option for Rodriguez, but he's barely playing at Real Madrid so he needs to do something.
The best comparison would be with former Juventus and Werder Bremen star Diego who moved to Atleti a few years ago. He arrived as an elegant playmaker who didn't work hard for the team and it looked like an odd move at the time.
Simeone actually managed to get him to adapt and he played a key role in a great team, so perhaps he can do the same with James if he does decide to move across the city.
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People have always been afraid of the unknown and have gone out of their way to find answers to the mysteries and terrors of life. Most have done this by seeking reassurance from creative stories told from the earliest of times by people everywhere. In many of these, gods both good and bad were created, civilisations built around their myths, and different behavior appeased as the vulnerable people worshipped and pleaded with the gods to protect them from each threatening environment. I, like my predecessors have had to find a god to help me express my creativity. The written word has fulfilled this task particularly since the sixteenth century when facts and ideas started to be printed so changing communication forever and it is with these that I will begin this daunting task of figuring out my history of life.
The idea from Genesis, that life was created by God, had been surrounded by myth until the Renaissance, around 1516 when Thomas More wrote of a more credible world he called Utopia. Realism quickly followed with the observations of da Vinci (1519), the calculations of Copernicus (1540) and Galileo (1632), and with the scientific experiments of Bacon (1626). This fascination with how living things evolve then went through three ages of understanding, each following turbulent times in history – the English Civil War, the French Revolution and the Great War. An evolutionary scientist would call them Catastrophic Events, like the one that made dinosaurs extinct sixty five million years ago. They are punctuation marks that give meaning to the rhythm of life.
Michael Boulter is a writer of popular science, especially evolution and the history of understanding it.
He studied biology and geology at University College London and went on to become Professor in Palaeobiology at the University of East London. In 1995 he was awarded a Royal Society Leverhulme Fellowship. By then his research focussed on fossils of plants living from 5 million to 50 million years ago, especially around the British Isles. He was asking why so many species became extinct and how they reflected changes in climate.
For twenty years Michael was Secretary of the International Organisation of Palaeobotany and was British member of the International Union of Biological Sciences. He is now well-known as author of Extinction: evolution and the end of man (2002) and Darwin's Garden (2010) and there's new interest in his scienceandartblog.com.


There is so much to say that I can hardly cover it all.
The eye has made landfall at Cudjoe Key about 20 mi. ENE of Key West with measured wind gusts to 120 mph. Landfall was 9:10am EDT. This is the first time since 1851 that two category 4 hurricanes have made landfall in the USA in the same season.
The NWS radar at Key West has failed. Radar is back up!!
The current position of Irma is 80 mi. SSE of Naples, Florida, headed toward Naples. Satellite at 10:50am EDT.
Naples - Ft. Myers are next in line. Tampa has not taken a direct hit in nearly a century.
Maximum winds are still around 125 mph. Storm surge will be vicious and life-threatening. The storm is moving north at 8pm. Here is the NWS wind forecast.
That is the best information I have for now.