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OTTAWA (Reuters) - A Canadian software developer designed a remote bomb detonator he called the "hi-fi digimonster" to be used in planned attacks in the United Kingdom, an Ottawa court heard on Monday.
In his opening statement, prosecutor David McKercher laid out in extraordinary detail the evidence he will use against Momin Khawaja, 29, to try to prove he was "directly involved" in the British bomb plot.
But the first day of the high-profile trial ended with a giant question mark as Khawaja's lawyer tried to discredit the prosecution's star witness, saying much of what he offered as evidence was "hearsay" and therefore should be ruled inadmissible. The judge will say on Tuesday whether or not he upholds the objection.
In his summary, McKercher drew from intercepted e-mails and taped conversations to describe how Khawaja, who lived a seemingly innocuous middle-class life in Ottawa, espoused extremist, violent views and was prepared to participate in killing hundreds of civilians.
He said Khawaja met with members of a terrorist cell during visits to London in 2003 and 2004, kept them updated on his efforts to develop a detonator device and attended a paramilitary training camp in Pakistan where he learned how to use automatic assault rifles and grenade launchers.
Khawaja said "Osama bin Laden was the most beloved person in the world," McKercher told the court, citing an online blog posting allegedly written by the accused in December 2003.
Khawaja -- the first Canadian to be charged under a tough anti-terrorism law -- faces seven charges centering on the use of explosives, participating in a terrorist group and financing a terrorist group. He could face life in prison if found guilty.
He has pleaded not guilty on all counts. Continued...


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Domino's pizza has order services and you can eat there, but usually there aren't seets. Za Za Za only serves if you go to the resturaunt. Mr. Mozzarella you can order and eat there. Ordering By:Daniel Luke and Colwyn
We are talking about... Service Za Za Za Za Za Za has fast service. So about
20min with 15 people there. Domino's Domino's Pizza normaly takes along time to get to your house. So about 20-30min to get to your house if you're about 1km away from the resturaunt. Mr. Mozzarella Mr. Mozzarella has good service.
To order at the resturaunt, about
20min. And when you order from
your house, about 40min if you're
9.5km away from the restrant PEN PROJECT Food Za Za Za Domino's Mr. Mozzarella Macoroni Pizza, Peporoni, All Dressed and Plain Cheese etc.
Also Za Za Za has thin whole wheat crust on most pizzas
and not whole wheat on others. Also subsitution is allowed
on the pizza toppings. And you can take away toppings on the pizza.
All pizzas are the same size. So the size is about half way between a large and medium pizza from domino's. Domino's has: Original Hand Tossed, Crunchy
Thin Crust, Handmade Pan, Gluten Free Crust
ExtravaganZZa, MeatZZa, Deluxe, BBQ Chicken Feast
Pepporoni Feast, Veggie And Hawaiian Pizza Mr. Mozzarella serveres alot of thick cheese on the cheese pizza.
Pepporoni pizza, hot sauced pepporoni, and spicy pepper pizza. Cost Za Za Za Domino's Mr. Mozzarella $12.00-$13.00
per 1 pizza. $11.49 per small pizza
$17.99 per medium pizza
$21.99 per large pizza
$25.99 per X-large pizza About $20 per large pizza.
And $15 per medium pizza.
And $10 per small pizza Domino's Domino's ExtravaganZZa Za Za Za's maccoroni pizza Pepporoni Pizza from Mr. Mozzerella $8.00 per small pizza
$16.00 per medium pizza
$28.00 per large pizza HETAY NDEAY P.S. Luke thinks Za Za Za has the best pizzas.
Daniel thinks Domino's also is the best.
Colwyn thinks Mr. Mozzerella is the best. IGPAY ATINLAY ... As you could guess Pizza!!
We chose that subject because
we all were interested in pizza. The End Za Za Za by Luke 143 Putman Avenue
Domino's by Daniel Unkown Location
Mr. Mozzarella by Colwyn 1 Tartan Dr. P.G.L PRESENTS.......... Luke would like his combination of stuff on the 3 pizzas: Za Za Za crust
Mr.Mozzarella toppings and Domino's cheese.
Daniel's would be: Za Za Za Cheese, Mr.Mozzarella's Crust and Domino's toppings.
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Kolhapur, Mar 31 (UNI) A 80th minute goal by Noel Willson helped Mumbai Football Club to defeat Osean's New Delhi heroes by 1-0 to maintain the team's winning trend in the ONGC 2nd division National league Football tournament at the Chhatrapati Shahu Stadium here today.
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1 Policy Title: Office of Information Technology Usage and Retention Policy Policy No.: 7010 Rev.: 0 Effective Date: Oct. 27, 2009 Last Revision: Oct. 27, 2009 Responsible Office: Responsible Official: Office of Information Technology Associate Vice President & CIO of Information Technology Contents Policy No.: 7010 Rev.: Effective Date: Oct. 27, Last Revision: Oct. 27, Scope... 1 Policy Statement... 2 Reason for the Policy... 2 Definitions Enterprise Vault... 2 Exchange Server... 2 Policy Sections Usage Policy Inappropriate Usage Retention Retention Strategy Enforcement... 5 Scope This policy provides guidance to the university community for the utilization of the University of Newhaven s electronic communication systems. Page 1 of 5
2 Policy Statement The University encourages all members of its community to use electronic communications in a manner that is respectful to others. This policy instructs all members of the University community, including students, faculty and staff, on the appropriate use of the university s electronic communication system and promotes responsibility, accountability, and appropriate levels of use of this means of communication. Reason for the Policy There has been and continues to be a greater use of and reliance on electronic communications among students, faculty, staff and administration at the University of Newhaven. The University needs to insure that it can take full advantage of this means of communication and ensure proper recovery when needed. The purpose of this policy is to promote the effective use of electronic mail as an official communications medium within the University, to utilize in lieu of paper for most general communications, and to prepare the University for a future that recognizes the importance of e-commerce and electronic workflow. Definitions Also referred to as electronic mail or electronic communications. Enterprise Vault An automatic, mailbox management and archival system. Exchange Server The University server used to process and store s. Policy Sections Usage Policy The university encourages all members of its community to use electronic communications in a manner that is respectful to others. The university may restrict the use of its computers and network systems for electronic communications when faced with evidence of violation of university policies, or federal, state or local laws. The university may exercise this right in order to enforce its policies regarding harassment and the safety Page 2 of 5
3 of individuals; to prevent the posting of proprietary software or electronic copies of electronic tests or images in disregard of copyright restrictions or contractual obligations; to safeguard the integrity of computers, networks, and data at the university or elsewhere and to protect the university against seriously damaging consequences. Network and accounts are provided as a privilege to the University of New Haven community and are not protected as a right under the First Amendment of the Constitution. The University of New Haven may at its discretion choose to remove any material from any computer or network system that violate the terms of the policy, or is judged to be in poor taste by appropriate University of New Haven official(s). The University of New Haven grants and upholds the right of its students, staff and faculty to privacy, confidentiality and non-interference in their use of electronic media. In an effort to protect and preserve these rights, the University of New Haven will not engage in routine monitoring of . However, all messages and attachments, created, sent or retrieved over the network are the property of the university and may be regarded as public information. The University of New Haven reserves the right to access the contents of any messages sent over its facilities if the university believes, in its sole judgment, that it has a business need to do so. All communications, including text and images, can be disclosed to law enforcement or other third parties without prior consent of the sender or the receiver. Self expression in the form of , USENET news posting and web pages is allowed, but the user must insure that the , news posting or web page are in good taste: that it is not offensive to the majority of people who view the , posting or web page. It is the user s responsibility to clearly state that opinions expressed are the user s sole responsibility, and do not reflect the policies or opinions of the University of New Haven. There is a fine line between self-expression and furthering a personal agenda, which is specifically prohibited below. If complaints are received about any , news group posting or web pages, they will be reviewed by the appropriate University of New Haven official(s) and an official will be responsible for making the determination on whether or not to remove the , news posting or web page in question. During the time any situation is under review, the account involved may be suspended until the situation is resolved Inappropriate Usage The distribution of pornography or other illicit material for reasons other than academic research. If used for academic research, appropriate prior approval is needed. The unauthorized distribution of copyrighted material (software, documents, audio, Page 3 of 5
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Enjoy an evening of good, old fashioned dirt track racing at Paragon Speedway. Drivers' Meeting is at 6:00 pm, followed immediately by Hot Laps. Racing starts at 7:30 pm. Divisions racing generally include Sprints, UMP Super Stocks, Bombers, Pure Stocks, and UMP Hornets. Grandstand admission is $15 for adults (children 12 and under are free). Pits admission is $30 per person. Pit gates open at 4 pm; Grandstand opens at 5 pm.
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Ten-Year Cumulative Subject Index
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abbreviations used in genealogy: A.i.8:45 ancestor chart: Moore, Virginia Main: B.vi.3:231 ancestor chart: Terry, Shirley Siems: B.vi.2:213 ancestor chart: White, Lucile Swift: B.vii.1:11; 2:32; 3:45 ancestor chart: Wolcott, Willis F.: B.vii.4:61 addresses of state archives: A.iv.1:78; 2:86 adoptees: B.iii.3:37 Alameda County histories: B.vi.1:201 alphabet, German: B.iii.4:48 Altamont: B.v.1:132 ambrotypes: B.vii.3:37 American genealogy, guidebook: B.iv.3:104 American Indians: B.iii.4:43 American Lutheran Church: B.ii.1:11 American Lutheran church: B.v.2:156 ancestors in San Francisco: A.ii.5:32 ancestors, signatures of: A.ii.4:25 archaic words: A.i.8:46 archives, addresses of state: A.iv.1:78; 2:86 archives, Lutheran church: B.v.2:156 Arroyo Sanitorium: B.iii.3:34 Asbury Methodist church: B.vi.4:247 Australia: B.v.2:145 barbed-wire telephones: B.v.1:132 Barnburners and Hunkers: B.iii.4:52 Bay Area, genealogical resources: B.iv.1:64 beatitudes of a family genealogist: B.iii.2:13 besser sources: B.vii.3:40 bible record, Bates family: B.iv.2:88 bible record, Rhodes family: B.ii.4:12 bibliography, county histories: B.vii.2:20 bibliography, genealogy: B.vii.1:8 bibliography, Irish genealogy: A.i.6:30 birthplaces, locating in Germany: B.vii.2:26 Boston Tea party-goers: A.iii.2:15 Bremen: B.vii.1:6 brick-making: B.v.2:152 British monarchs: B.iii.2:28 calendar: B.iii.2:16 California pioneers, index: B.vii.1:7 California State Library, Sacramento: B.vi.3:243 Canada: A.iii.9:59 Canada (2 pages): B.ii.2:6 Canals: B.iv.1:66 canals: B.iii.4:60 canals in New England: B.v.4:184 capsule, time: B.iv.3:96 cartes-de-visites: B.vii.4:55 case studies in American genealogy: B.iv.4:113 Castle Garden immigration depot: B.vii.2:24 cemeteries: list of burials in Livermore cemeteries: B.i.4:11; iii.4:53; iv.1:73; 2:92; 3:100; 4:116; v.1:136; 2:149; 3:161; 4:176; vi.1:192; 2:208; 3:237; 4:256; vii.1:11; 3:44 cemeteries, Livermore: B.vii.3:49 census: A.i.8:44; ii.10:70; B.iii.2:27; v.1:142; vi.3:229; 4:254; vii.1:6; 2:26; 3:34 census, federal, (2 pages): A.iii.6:39 census, federal, (3 pages): A.iii.8:52 census, techniques for analyzing (3 pages): B.i.4:6 Cherokees: B.vii.3:38 chronology of U.S. territories: B.v.3:172 church denominations: A.ii.3:19 CIA: B.v.3:165 Civil War pension records: B.vi.3:228 Civilian Conservation Corps: B.v.3:157 classification numbers, Library of Congress: A.i.4:21 clippings, preserving: A.ii.1:3 cobblestone houses: B.iv.1:67 compendium of genealogy sources: B.vii.1:5 computer genealogy: B.iv.4:114 computer maintenance: B.vii.2:30 computer plotting of survey: B.v.1:134 computers in genealogy: B.vi.1:191 Confederate soldiers: A.ii.2:14 Contra Costa County: B.iv.2:87 county histories, bibliography: B.vii.2:20 county records: B.vii.4:53 courses on genealogy: B.iii.3:33 coverlet weavers: B.vii.3:42 Danish: B.vi.4:260 dead relatives: B.vii.3:49 definitions of archaic words: A.i.8:46 Denmark: B.v.2:145 denominations, church: A.ii.3:19 documents, encapsulating: B.iii.3:40 Dublin, California: B.i.3:3 Eagles club, Livermore, charter members of, 1904: B.i.4:5 Elderhostel: B.iii.4:47 Elderhostel courses on genealogy: B.iii.3:33 Ellis Island: B.vii.2:24 encapsulating documents: B.iii.3:40 England, tips on getting information from: A.iii.10:67 Europe, trip report: A.i.7:39 families: B.vii.4:60 Family History Library, LDS: B.vii.3:48 family medical history: B.iv.4:119 family memory calendar: B.iii.2:16 family organization: B.iii.3:38 family reunion: B.vii.2:19 family tragedy: B.ii.2:15 farmer point of view: B.ii.2:9 federal census (2 pages): A.iii.6:39 federal census (2 pages), (3 pages): A.iii.8:52 foreign genealogy societies: B.vi.1:202 founders of Los Angeles: A.ii.1:2 French: B.vi.4:260 French Canadian water route to the Mississippi.(3 pages): A.iii.9:59 Friends: B.vi.2:205 Friendship Force: B.iv.2:79 genealogical newsletters: B.ii.2:9 genealogical picture poster: B.iii.4:50 genealogical quarterlies: B.ii.2:9 genealogy: B.vi.1:195 genealogy bibliography: B.vii.1:8 genealogy courses: B.iii.3:33 genealogy guidebook: B.iv.3:104 genealogy of churches: A.ii.3:19 genealogy poem: B.iv.4:113 genealogy societies, foreign: B.vi.1:202 genealogy sources: B.vii.1:5 genealogy terms translated: B.vi.4:260 genealogy, abbreviations: A.i.8:45 genealogy, Bay Area resources: B.iv.1:64 genealogy, case studies: B.iv.4:113 genealogy, computer: B.iv.4:114 genealogy, high tech: B.vi.1:191 genealogy, Irish: A.i.6:30 genealogy, laws of: B.iv.4:112 genealogy, major libraries (3 pages): B.i.3:5 genealogy, probabilities in: B.v.4:179 genetics: B.iv.4:119 genetics and genealogy: B.vi.1:195 German: B.vi.4:260 German alphabet: B.iii.4:48 German association, localities: B.v.1:140 German immigrants: B.vii.2:26 German surnames: B.v.1:140 Germans: B.vii.1:5, 6 Germany: A.ii.4:26; B.iv.4:112; vii.2:31 grandfather's watch: B.vi.4:254 guide to research: B.iv.4:113 guidebook of American genealogy: B.iv.3:104 handbook of oral history: B.vii.4:59 Hawaii: B.vi.2:211 Hearst, Phoebe Apperson: B.iii.4:52 Hesse, Germany: B.vii.4:56 Hessians: B.vii.4:57 Hessians: B.iv.2:80 high tech genealogy: B.vi.1:191 high technology, research through: B.iv.4:114 histories, county: B.vii.2:20 history, Alameda County: B.vi.1:201 hook and ladder company, Livermore: B.vii.4:65 hop yards of Pleasanton: B.iii.2:21 Hunkers and Barnburners: B.iii.4:52 ideas, creating: B.iv.2:84; 3:96 Illinois: B.vii.1:9 immigrants, German: B.vii.2:26 immigration: B.vii.1:6; 2:24 immigration (3 pages): A.iii.10:65 immigration, German: B.vii.4:58 indentured servants: B.vii.4:52 index of California pioneers: B.vii.1:7 index of California pioneers, LAGS surname: B.vii.4:60 index of California pioneers, surname: B.iv.3:105 index of California pioneers, surname, Volume 1: A.ii.2:7 Indian heritage: B.ii.1:10 Indians: B.iii.4:43 inventors: A.ii.8:53 investigators, federal: B.v.3:165 Iowa: B.iv.4:120 Iowa (3 pages): A.iii.11:72 Ireland: A.ii.6:40; B.v.4:179 Irish genealogy: A.i.6:30 Iroquois: B.iv.2:86 Italian names: B.v.4:175 Italian research: B.iii.2:16 Joseph's disease: B.iv.4:119 Kentucky (2 pages): A.iii.3:25 kinship chart: B.vii.1:3; 4:66 kinships: B.iii.2:29 Kiowa County, Colorado: B.v.1:140 LAGS library: B.vii.4:60 LAGS surname Index: B.iv.3:105 laws of genealogy: B.iv.4:112 LDS library: B.vii.3:48 LeSueur River church, Minnesota: B.vii.1:8 Lewis and Clark expedition: B.vii.2:22 libraries: B.vii.3:48 libraries, major genealogy (3 pages): B.i.3:5 Library of Congress classification numbers: A.i.4:21 library, California State: B.vi.3:243 library, LAGS: B.vii.4:60 library, Oakland Mormon: A.iii.2:12; B.iv.2:82 Livermore Livermore brickyard: B.v.2:152 Livermore cemeteries: B.vii.3:49 Livermore Eagles club, charter members of, 1904: B.i.4:5 Livermore hook and ladder company: B.vii.4:65 Livermore Methodist church: B.vi.4:247 Livermore newspapers available on microfilm: B.ii.4:8 Livermore pioneers: B.iv.2:91 Livermore Presbyterian church, first members: B.vi.3:240 Livermore Sanitarium: B.ii.2:1 Livermore veterans hospital: B.v.1:135 Livermore, first officers: B.vii.3:36 Livermore, Robert, grave of: B.i.2:14 local government records: B.vii.4:53 localities, German association: B.v.1:140 locating anyone: B.vii.1:7 locating German birthplaces: B.vii.2:26 Los Angeles, founders of: A.ii.1:2 Lutheran Church: B.ii.1:11 Lutheran church archives: B.v.2:156 maiden names: B.iv.2:83 maps: B.ii.1:9 marriages, data bank: B.vi.3:241; vii.2:20 Maryland: A.iii.7:45 Massachusetts (4 pages): B.i.2:9 Mayflower compact: B.ii.3:13 medical genealogy: B.iv.4:119; vi.1:195 membership list, April 1979: A.ii.4:29 membership list, February 1980: A.iii.2:14 membership list, May 1978: A.i.1:5 memory calendar: B.iii.2:16 merchant marine records: B.v.1:131 Methodist church: B.vi.4:247 microfilm, American Lutheran Church: B.ii.1:11; v.2:156 military history institute: B.vii.2:17 military microfilms: B.vi.1:197 militia, state: A.iv.1:77 Minnesota: B.vii.1:8; 4:59 Mississippi, French Canadian water route to the (3 pages): A.iii.9:59 Meet the Members: Ales, Beverly Schell: B.ii.1:7 Meet the Members: Anderson, George and Harriet: B.iv.1:64 Meet the Members: Barr, Larry: B.iii.4:46 Meet the Members: Barr, Vern and Bonnie: B.ii.4:1 Meet the Members: Benapfl, Kathy: A.i.2:6 Meet the Members: Bevard, Don and Dot: A.iii.3:23 Meet the Members: Bokanich, Joan: B.i.3:2 Meet the Members: Brand, Louise Ann Hahn: B.ii.3:4 Meet the Members: Brittain, Edith Vivian Hunt: A.i.6:28; B.iii.3:35 Meet the Members: Bryan, Jon and Gail: B.iv.2:84 Meet the Members: Burnett, Doris Spilmer: A.ii.1:4 Meet the Members: Burns, Richard and Faye: B.iv.3:99 Meet the Members: Chinn, Olivette Johnston: A.i.3:2; B.i.2:8 Meet the Members: Cowan, Charles: A.iii.10:64 Meet the Members: Dierks, Ruth: A.ii.1:5 Meet the Members: Dittig, Barbara Eichel: A.ii.4:24 Meet the Members: Dopking, Elliott Hartman: B.iii.3:35 Meet the Members: Duffey, June Nelson: B.i.1:3 Meet the Members: Fazio, Margaret Stoneking: A.iii.9:58 Meet the Members: Fortner, Janet Meier: B.ii.3:2 Meet the Members: Fox, Sandra Froisland: A.i.1:3 Meet the Members: Fullam, Marilyn Toole: B.iii.4:46 Meet the Members: Garrett, Linda Kay Powell: B.iii.4:47 Meet the Members: Geier, Sharon: A.ii.2:11; B.ii.3:1 Meet the Members: Graham, Nancy: B.i.4:3 Meet the Members: Green, Bill: B.vi.4:250 Meet the Members: Gross, Alroy A.: B.ii.1:6 Meet the Members: Guido, Edith Rack: A.ii.5:30 Meet the Members: Guido, Edith Rock: A.ii.10:62 Meet the Members: Hurtz, Judy: A.iii.8:49 Meet the Members: Lakner, John F.: B.ii.1:8 Meet the Members: Lundberg, Pat: A.i.4:19 Meet the Members: Martin, Gloria: A.ii.10:62 Meet the Members: Martz, Mary Adelaide Brown: A.iv.2:82 Meet the Members: Mauldin, Charla: B.vi.3:223 Meet the Members: McDonald, Madge Boblenz: B.v.4:174 Meet the Members: Meola, LaVerna "Lee" Mae Arnold: B.v.2:154 Meet the Members: Newbury, Ella 'Dixie' Carter: B.ii.3:3 Meet the Members: Orham, Carmella C.: B.ii.2:5 Meet the Members: Pipes, Dr. Gayle Woody: A.i.1:3 Meet the Members: Pyle, Edward A.: A.i.4:19 Meet the Members: Rice, Judy Ann Feighner: B.iv.1:64 Meet the Members: Robinson, Glenwood Elmer: B.ii.3:1 Meet the Members: Rochin, Betty: A.iii.11:70 Meet the Members: Rueppel, Patty Robins: B.i.2:6 Meet the Members: Saltgaver, Patricia Ranney: A.i.3:2 Meet the Members: Samans, Frances Fowles: A.iii.8:48 Meet the Members: Schuyler, James Owen: B.iv.3:99 Meet the Members: Skinner, Arthur Lee: A.i.3:3 Meet the Members: Stroud, John R.: B.v.2:153 Meet the Members: Terry, Shirley Siems: A.i.1:2 Meet the Members: Thompson, Diane: B.i.4:4 Meet the Members: Viano, Pauline Mae Pierce: B.ii.4:1 Meet the Members: Wade, RoseMarie Stickney: A.ii.3:17 Meet the Members: White, Lucile Swift: A.i.6:28 Meet the Members: Williams, Judy Banks: A.i.3:3 Meet the Members: Wilson, Gail Keays: B.vi.4:250 Meet the Members: Wilson, Lillian Clifton: B.i.2:7 Meet the Members: Wolcott, Willis F.: A.i.3:2 Meet the Members: Young, Jerree: A.ii.8:51 monarchs, British: B.iii.2:28 Mormon Library, Oakland: A.iii.2:12; B.iv.2:82 mortality schedules: B.v.1:142 Murray Township: B.vii.2:18 names, Italian: B.v.4:175 naming patterns: B.iv.1:63; v.3:169 national archives: B.vi.1:197 naturalization: A.ii.11:65; B.vii.1:7 naturalization.(3 pages): A.iii.10:65 Nebraska: B.v.3:158; vi.3:229 Nebraska. (5 pages): B.i.1:6 New England: B.i.2:13 New England canals: B.v.4:184 New England roads: B.v.4:185 New England, ancestral heads of families: B.vi.4:253 New Jersey: A.iii.2:13 New York: B.vii.1:6 New Zealand: B.v.2:145 newsletters: B.ii.2:9 newspaper clippings, preserving: A.ii.1:3 nicknames: B.ii.4:14 Norway: B.vii.4:59 Nottingham, California: B.iv.4:115 Oakland history room: B.vi.1:201 Oakland Mormon Library: B.iv.2:82 Oakland Mormon Library, area specialists at: A.iii.2:12 obituary, Edna Lenz Murray: B.iv.4:124 obituary, John W. 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C.: A.ii.5:31 Ulster: A.ii.3:16 veterans hospital, Livermore: B.v.1:135 Virginia, Amherst County: B.vi.4:254 vital records of Hawaii: B.vi.2:211 vital records of San Francisco: B.iv.2:78 wars: B.iii.2:18 Waseca County, Minnesota: B.vii.1:11 Washington, D. C.: A.ii.5:31 watch: B.vi.4:254 water route to the Mississippi, French Canadian (3 pages): A.iii.9:59 Wells Fargo: B.vi.1:190 Wente, Ernest A., biography: B.i.2:14 West Virginia: B.v.3:165 wheat king: B.v.3:158 will of Herman Oberweiss: B.ii.3:14 wills, abstracting: B.i.4:9 wills, reading: B.i.4:9 words, archaic: A.i.8:46 worser sources: B.vii.3:40 yellow fever: B.vi.1:186 York County, Pennsylvania: B.vi.4:253
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|Call of Duty: Black Ops II
Call of Duty: Black Ops III
|"Tank" Dempsey, Nikolai Belinski, Takeo Masaki, Edward Richtofen
|Excavation Site 64, Meuse, Lorraine, France
|June 4th, 1918
(Dimension 63)
|Survive endless waves of the undead
Free Samantha
|Zombies, Crusader Zombies, Templar Zombies, Panzersoldats
|Console codename
- "Unleashed after the Germans unearthed the mysterious Element 115, this next chapter in the Zombies legacy will explore the saga's origins as players reunite with an unlikely band of soldiers that come together to defeat the greatest evil the world has ever seen, using a period-specific arsenal that includes Wonder Weapons that harness supernatural powers, a diesel-drone and Mark IV tank, as well a new perk machine and power-ups – and that's just the start. Players will need all the help they can get to succeed in defeating the undead, as well as evading an unprecedented 1,000-foot tall robot abomination."
- — Origins release article
Origins, also known as Excavation Site 64 and Dig Site, is a Zombies map included in the Apocalypse downloadable content for Call of Duty: Black Ops II released on August 27, 2013 for the Xbox 360 and on September 26, 2013 for the Playstation 3 and PC. It is the seventeenth (chronologically the first in the altered timeline) Zombies level.
A remastered version of the map is available in the Zombies Chronicles map pack for Call of Duty: Black Ops III, along with seven other classic maps.
A fractured portion of the map is featured in Revelations.
The "original characters" (Dempsey, Nikolai, Richtofen, and Takeo) once again appear as the four playable characters, this time as younger, alternate versions of their original selves, having large differences in their personalities. The zombies have yellow and blue eyes in this map. The map features Wonder Weapons that harness supernatural powers, a new enemy, the Panzersoldat, the Mark IV Tank, a new utility that gives a random Perk-a-Cola known as the Der Wunderfizz, and new Power-Ups. Revealed in the cinematic intro of Origins, zombies in typical crusader attire appear, but only spawn at the four entrances to The Crazy Place and the main Excavation Site in the center of the map. Unlike typical zombies, the crusader zombies have blue-violet eyes; the crusader zombies also make different noises than the normal zombies.
Six generators are found across the map, which act as replacements for the classic Power Switch, and only power the area around it. If they are all powered at once, they activate the reskinned Pack-a-Punch Machine. For the first time, the Mystery Box requires power to be used. The Generators also power perk machines, although there are only five conventional perk machines and there are no machines at Generators 2 and 6. There are no new perks, but rather a machine called Der Wunderfizz, that gives the player a random perk bottle when activated, much like the Mystery box.
The three Giant Robots: Freya, Odin, and Thor (from left to right, facing Generator Five from the excavation site) travel across the map in their respective "lanes" and will instantly down players when they step on them unless the player shoots the glowing foot or the player has a golden helmet.
There are three new power-ups:
- Zombie Blood, which mask the player with Zombie blood, in which they see reddish-orange, get an increased FOV, and aren't attacked by Zombies or Panzer Soldats for a short time.
- Blood Money, which are obtained using the Shovel on graves. Blood Money is similar to Bonus Points, as it gives the player a random amount of points when collected.
- The Empty Perk Bottle, which can be found by digging up special dig spots around the map. Upon collecting the power-up, the player that picked it up will gain an extra perk slot, and will then be able to purchase an additional perk.
Buildables also return, featuring four Elemental Staffs (the Staff of Lightning, the Staff of Fire, the Staff of Ice, and the Staff of Wind), the Zombie Shield with a new dieselpunk aesthetic and the Maxis Drone, which is similar to the MQ-27 Dragonfire, only using Dr. Maxis' brain. The Maxis Drone, after deployed, will follow the player, shooting at Zombies and reviving downed players, it also must recharge and be picked up again after each use.
Players can also use shovels at certain spots to dig up certain items. These may hold beneficial items, like a weapon, Power-Up, or staff part. They may also spawn something hazardous, like a Zombie or a live grenade.
The Demonic Announcer for this map is Samantha Maxis, who has a different announcing voice than she did in previous maps.
- Two new enemies, Templar Zombies and the Panzersoldat.
- Three Giant Robots named Thor, Odin, and Freya roam the map. One in No Mans Land, One near the Church, and One near the Trenches.
- A new Utility Vehicle named the Mark IV Tank.
- Five new Buildables: the Maxis Drone and the Elemental Staffs.
- A new "Major" Easter Egg, called Little Lost Girl.
- Challenges are now in Zombies.
- A new way of gaining Perks, the Der Wunderfizz machine.
- Three new Power-Ups: Zombie Blood, Blood Money, and Empty Perk Bottle.
- A Shovel that can be used to dig up Zombies, Weapons, Ice Staff parts, Power-Ups and live grenades. This shovel can be upgraded to the Golden Shovel, after using a certain amount of times.
- The G-Strike, which acts like a more powerful Monkey Bomb.
- The One Inch Punch, a powerful melee weapon, which can be upgraded to the Iron fists during the Main Easter Egg.
- Perk Machines and the Mystery Box are now powered by generators rather than one Power Switch.
|Call of Duty: Black Ops II
|Call of Duty: Black Ops III
|Perk-a-Cola Machines
Easter EggsEdit
- Samantha is trapped and needs to be freed.
- A new song, Archangel (sung by Elena Siegman, Malukah & Clark S. Nova), can be activated by pressing the action button in front of three green stone blocks scattered around the map. Locations are:
- In the spawn room right of the ancient chest on the other side of the bunk bed.
- On the second floor of the work station opposite the stairway under a bed.
- On the scaffolding left of the entrance to the Excavation Site entrance facing spawn area next to a crate.
- Another song, Shepherd of Fire (by Avenged Sevenfold), can be activated by pressing the action button in front of three red radios scattered around the map. This is the song that plays in the intro to the map. In the Black Ops III version of the map, the Radio's fronts are removed, showing the inside of the Radio itself.
- On the scaffolding within the Excavation Site, above the possible Maxis Drone part location.
- In the Giant Robot Freya, opposite of the the audio log.
- On the left edge of the fire area in the Crazy place.
- Another song, Aether, can be activated by pressing the action button when prone in front of both "1" floor panels at Generator 1 & a "5" at Generator 5 (Generator 5 must be powered on).
Ciphers and Scrap PaperEdit
- Main article: Origins/Ciphers and Scrap Paper
Five ciphers can be found in the map as well as one scrap paper. The ciphers give some backstory to the events before Origins while the scrap paper show a drawing of Primis.
When zooming in at the burning church with a sniper rifle (such as a DSR 50), a picture of a skull suddenly appears on the player's screen accompanied with a high-pitched scream, similarly to the jumpscare in Mob of the Dead. It can be seen here.
Call of Duty: Black Ops III Edit
A portion of Origins is remade as part of the final map Revelations. The portion represents the player's path from the spawn room to Generator 3, slightly tweaked with a slope leading to the top of the mount. The pathway to underneath the mount is replaced with a tunnel representing Buried, while the door from Generator 3 to the bunker in the middle now leads into the Mob of the Dead portion of the map.
A remastered version of Origins is available on Call of Duty: Black Ops III if the player has purchased the Zombies Chronicles map pack. The map has been designed to look very high quality while still maintaining the look and feel of the original. Differences include new better Zombies artificial intelligence, and futuristic Black Ops III-era weapons are now available in the Mystery Box and the walls instead of the futuristic-Cold War weapons, although the weapons designed for the map returned, as well as the original wonder weapons. The characters are once again the Primis versions of "Tank" Dempsey, Nikolai Belinski, Takeo Masaki and Edward Richtofen.
- Little Lost Girl (75 /Silver Trophy ) - In Origins, release Samantha.
- Not a Gold Digger (5 /Bronze Trophy ) - In Origins, share a weapon you dug up.
- All Your Base (15 /Bronze Trophy ) - In Origins, activate all generators without allowing one to stop.
- Kung Fu Grip (15 /Bronze Trophy ) - In Origins, free yourself and another from the Panzer Soldat's claw in one game.
- Playing with Power (30 /Bronze Trophy ) - In Origins, build all elemental staffs in one game.
- I'm on a Tank! (10 /Bronze Trophy ) - In Origins, ride the tank around the map without getting off.
- Saving the Day... All Day (20 /Bronze Trophy ) - In Origins, revive another player four different ways in one game.
- Master of Disguise (15 /Bronze Trophy ) - In Origins, use Zombie Blood to revive three players and activate a generator in one playthrough.
- Overachiever (25 /Bronze Trophy ) - In Origins, complete all 4 Challenges in one game.
- Master Wizard (40 /Bronze Trophy ) - In Origins, wield all of the ultimate staffs in one game.
|Opening Scene Transcript
The words Northern France, 1918 appear on the screen before shifting to scenes of various locations across a snow swept battlefield as a voice narrates.
Samantha: It began long ago, on the battlefields of the Great War.
A map of France appears on screen as two pictures of Dr. Ludvig Maxis and Edward Richtofen shortly overlay.
Samantha: Two German scientists sought to harness dark and mysterious forces buried for centuries. They believed their discoveries would assure Germany's ultimate victory. But they could never have imagined just what else their research would unearth.
Scenes of German excavations are shown, as well as a meteorite of a strange element. In one chamber, three German soldiers wearing gas masks break through a wall. Through the hole, an unseen assailant emerges and surprises them. The figure is revealed to be a Zombie clad in old Crusader regalia. The zombies overwhelm the garrison of German soldiers before emerging from the ruins and onto the battlefield and killing all remaining German forces.
Samantha: As an ancient evil ravaged the front lines, the hopes of the Allies rested on three soldiers set to stop it.
The scene then changes to a crawling zombie being crushed under a tank. Atop the vehicle is Tank Dempsey, kicking a zombie off before jumping off himself and engaging the zombies with an MG 08, soon switching to a knife and a Remington New Model Army revolver.
Elsewhere, Nikolai Belinski is seen engaging zombies with a Hatchet and a Mauser pistol. He breaks a zombie in half with the Axe before throwing it at another and taking it out with an Olympia.
Close by, Takeo Masaki is also cutting through zombies with a Katana and a Mauser. He makes his way into a room where he encounters Dempsey and Nikolai.
The three draw their guns on each other, before they all point them towards another figure in the room. Dr. Edward Richtofen is seen with a bone saw cutting a dead Ludvig Maxis' head open. He briefly examines his bloody hands, seemingly confused, before the four notice more zombies approaching them through a hole in the wall.
Dempsey, Nikolai and Takeo aim their guns at the zombies. However, a bright orange light surrounds them as all four look up to see a Giant Robot looking down upon them. It raises its foot as the four dive out of the way, before the Robot stomps down upon the ground, the scene going black. The voice, now revealed to be that of Samantha closes the introduction.
Samantha: My name is Samantha. I'm going to tell you how all this really began.
|Ending Scene Transcript
A white background appears as Samantha narrates
Samantha: As the gates to Agartha opened, the four heroes were rewarded with riches beyond imagination.
The background then shifts to a close-up view of Samantha's face.
Samantha: From that day forward, they knew that Samantha would keep them safe... forever.
Holding what seems to be an action figure, Samantha turns the figure slowly over to the floor, showing two zombie action figures resembling those from Mob of the Dead and Buried. Samantha knocks it over with her unseen figure, then knocks another cowboy zombie figure down, and just before knocking the cowboy zombie, Group 935's logo can be seen on the wall. The view then shifts to Eddie, who is sitting next to Samantha while holding a figure of Edward Richtofen. The room they are in is covered with several posters. One of the posters is the one seen in Mob of the Dead. There is a chalk outline on the wall resembling the MP40. Next to Eddie, an empty bottle of Juggernog can be seen, as well as a figure of the Panzer Soldat.
Eddie: You're getting everything wrong. I told you before, their eyes should be blue!
Samantha picks up the Nikolai Belinski figure.
Samantha: It's my turn, Eddie. I can do whatever I want.
Eddie: But... You don't even know how to play properly! Girls don't know enough about zombies.
Suddenly, an air raid siren can be heard. Ludvig Maxis' voice is then heard from comms.
Maxis (on comms): Put the toys away, children. Make sure the windows are locked before you come down to the basement.
Eddie: We'd better be doing what your dad says.
Samantha puts down the figure and goes to close the window. Near the window, a gramophone and a teddy bear can be seen. Samantha's dog, Fluffy, and then walks over to Samantha.
Eddie: I didn't even get my turn...
Samantha: Tomorrow, Eddie. You get to make the rules. I promise. (Turns over to Fluffy) Come on, Fluffy!
Fluffy runs over to the door, knocking over the unseen action figure in the process. Eddie and Samantha heads toward the door. Under the bed, figures of Marlton Johnson, Russman and Samuel J. Stuhlinger can be seen. Next to the door, there is also a box with a large "?" mark on it, and in front of the box, there is the Vril Generator with Focusing Stone in it.
Eddie: I wish the heroes in our stories were real, Sam.
Samantha: I know what you mean. But we will make everything okay...
Eddie and Samantha leave the room. As Samantha closes the door, the screen fades to black.
Samantha: ... My dad says he has a plan.
- Main article: Origins/Quotes
- Main article: Origins/Radios
- Main article: Origins/Trivia


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Jammu, Oct 1 (UNI) Expressing serious concern over the communal violence at various places in Jammu region after Team India's Twenty20 win over arch rival Pakistan, the BJP today demanded ''a magisterial probe into these politically motivated and Pakistan's ISI aided incidents''.
Addressing mediapersons after visiting affected areas, former state BJP president Nirmal Singh said the incidents in Rajouri town, Poonch and Reasi districts were similar to what had happened earlier in 1989-90 in the Kashmir valley.
''It is a planned attempt of anti-national elements to damage the social fabric and communal harmony in Jammu,'' he said.
Dr Singh, who toured the twin frontier districts of Rajouri and Poonch after violence episodes, said he had discussed the matter with local leaders of both the communities and found some political involvement in the violence.
''At first, they (police) did not appear (at the scene) even after one hour of incident and on next morning, when locals tried to lodge FIR against some people at police station, they resorted to unwarranted firing of teargas shells and lathicharge,'' the BJP leader said.
He termed Congress-led state government's claim of improving the security situation as ''hollow slogans''.
Dr Singh asked Azad-government to ensure protection to the members of Hindu community in the distant districts of Jammu.


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LATAM WRAP-Brazilian rally improves LatAm credit tone
By Paul Kilby
NEW YORK, Sept 30 (IFR) - A rally in Brazilian assets improved the tone in the LatAm credit markets on Wednesday, sending spreads tighter across the region.
A rare piece of good news from Brazil - Petrobras's decision to hike fuel prices - took the market by surprise and gave the troubled oil company's bonds a welcome boost.
"It is not a game-changer," said Klaus Spielkamp, head of fixed-income sales at Bulltick.
"But it is one piece of good news from the company, and that is what has been missing for quite some time."
Other Brazilian corporates and sovereign debt rallied in sympathy, bringing out buyers and leaving short players scrambling to cover their positions.
Bank paper also made a comeback, as Banco do Brasil's 8.5% perps ended the day bid at 81.00 after being offered at 78 on Tuesday.
Still, traders remain uncertain whether the rally in Petrobras and other Brazilian bonds has any legs, given the challenges faced by the region's largest economy.
A hike in local diesel and gasoline prices may "modestly bolster" cashflows, but not enough to offset the effects of lower oil prices and a weaker currency, Fitch said on Wednesday. Continuación...


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Discussion in 'Media Gallery Support' started by xfstyle, Jun 27, 2015.
how to present like the screenshot below
That would require extensive changes to CSS and code.
It is possible to switch off all of the thumbnail elements so that the titles and icons etc aren't displayed. This will show just the square thumbnail images on the Media home page. However, as Chris says you can't get the masonry effect with different thumbnail sizes without extensive changes.
Thanks @Chris D and @Martok
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London Bridge Hospital wins Major Hospitality Award25 March 2009
The London Bridge Hospital has been designated 'Hospitality Assured' for its high standard of hotel services following exhaustive inspections and monitoring by the Institute of Hospitality. London Bridge Hospital catering and hotel services functions were evaluated on ten different standards ranging from standards of performance to training and development.
Sheila D'Abreu, the hospital's Hotel Services Manager said she was delighted that at the first time of entering, London Bridge had achieved the award. "This is a real tribute to the hotel service management team as well as our hotel and catering staff who work round the clock to look after our patients, our medical teams and our doctors."
"It is not an easy job dealing with people who are anxious and often very ill. Our patients expect more all the time. But we have a great team and all of us are looking for ways we can improve our performance. Simply winning this award means our game has been raised and that's a good thing," said Sheila.
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- Primary encephalitis – direct viral infection of the brain and spinal cord.
- Secondary encephalitis – indirect viral infection that first occurs elsewhere in the body but eventually travels to the brain.
Most cases of encephalitis are caused by a viral infection, but they can also be caused by other certain diseases that result in an inflammation of the brain.
Symptoms of encephalitis include a sudden onset of fever, headache, nausea, visual complications, stiff neck and back, drowsiness, seizures and muscle weakness.
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A few years ago, while working with DJ Patil (now the Chief Data Scientist of the U.S. Office of Science and Technology Policy) on an article about data scientists, he related to me a general rule about big data that we had both observed in the field: "Big data equals small math." My explanation for this phenomenon is that companies often have to spend so much time and effort getting big data into shape for analysis that they have little energy left for sophisticated analytics. The result is that, for many organizations, the most complex analysis they do with big data is the bar chart.
Unfortunately, the same situation is true for Internet of Things (IoT) analytics. This should not be surprising, since it's a form of big data. The challenge with IoT data is often not the volume, but the variety of data. If you want to know what's going on with a car, for example, there are a couple of hundred sensors creating data that require integration, much of it in manufacturers' proprietary formats.
As a result, most of the "analytics of things" thus far have been descriptive analytics – bar (and Heaven forbid, pie) charts, means and medians, and alerts for out-of-bounds data. These "measures of central tendency" are useful for reducing the amount of data and getting some idea of what's going on in it, but there are far more useful statistics that could be generated on IoT data.
So for the rest of this column, I'll describe the analytics of things – both current and potential – in terms of the typology of analytics that I and others have employed widely: descriptive, diagnostic, predictive, and prescriptive.
As I mentioned above, these have been the most common form of IoT analytics thus far. But there is still progress to be made in the descriptive analytics domain. Integrated descriptive analytics about a large entity like a person's overall health, a car, a locomotive, or a city's traffic network are required to make sense of the performance of these entities. The city-state of Singapore, for example, has developed a dashboard of IoT traffic data to understand the overall state and patterns of traffic. It's not the be-all and end-all of IoT analytics, but it at least gets all the important descriptive analytics in one place.
Another useful form of descriptive IoT analytics is comparative analytics, which allow a user to compare an individual's or an organization's performance to that of others. Activity tracker manufacturers like Fitbit and fitness data managers like RunKeeper and MyFitnessPal allow comparison with friends' activities. The comparative descriptive analytics provide motivation and accountability for fitness activities. Similarly, the Nest thermostat offers energy reports on how users compare to their neighbors in energy usage.
I have not often used the "diagnostic analytics" classification favored by Gartner because the explanatory statistical models it involves are usually just a stepping stone to predictive or prescriptive analytics. But diagnostic analytics have some standalone value in the IoT context, particularly for qualifying alerts. One big problem for the IoT is going to be the massive number of alerts that it generates. Alerts are generally intended to get humans to pay attention, but "alert fatigue" is going to set in fast if there are too many of them – as there are already today in health care with medical devices.;
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