query: where did the coneheads say they were from

pos: Coneheads Coneheads The Coneheads was a recurring sketch on "Saturday Night Live" (SNL) about a family of aliens with bald conical heads. It originated in the 1977 premiere on January 15th (episode 35: season 2 episode 11) and starred Dan Aykroyd as father Beldar, Jane Curtin as mother Prymaat, and Laraine Newman as daughter Connie. It was later made into the movie. The Coneheads are an alien family, natives of the planet Remulak, who find themselves stranded on Earth. The Coneheads' most distinguishing feature is that, as their name implies, the tops of their heads are shaped like large cones. It

pos: Coneheads (film) said the film "has its dopey charms", and that it is suitable for people who found "Wayne's World" too demanding. The "Los Angeles Times" called it "an unusually companionable jape; in this world it makes perfect sense that the Coneheads' friends and neighbors never really register that there's anything terribly different about them. They're all-American eccentrics — even if they happen to come from the planet Remulak". The soundtrack for "Coneheads" was released on July 20, 1993 by Warner Bros. Records. It features the songs "Tainted Love" by Soft Cell, "It's a Free World, Baby" by R.E.M. and "Soul to

pos: Coneheads of the video. For the 1976 Winter Olympics in Innsbruck, several East German lugers competed wearing helmets that shaped similar to the Coneheads, including gold medalist Detlef Gunther. The International Luge Federation banned them after the Olympics for safety reasons. The concept was turned into a Rankin/Bass animated special, "The Coneheads", in 1983, and a live-action film, "Coneheads", in 1993, with Aykroyd and Curtin reprising their roles in both. Michelle Burke took over the role of Connie in the film, with Newman appearing as Connie's aunt on Remulak. Marvel Comics produced a comic book limited series, with all original stories

pos: Coneheads (film) them, just as the INS shows up to take the Coneheads into custody. Their rescue vessel arrives just in time, and Gorman and Eli are taken aboard with Beldar, Prymaat, and Connie. On Remulak, Beldar is welcomed home, presenting Highmaster Mintot with a variety of 'gifts' from earth, including Gorman and Eli as slaves. Mintot is at first satisfied with what Beldar has accomplished during his time on Earth, until he notices that Beldar got his teeth capped (something Beldar had done from advice from Otto as a part of blending in). He accuses Beldar of treason and sentences him

pos: Coneheads is unclear if "Conehead" is the name of their race or just their surname, but in their interactions with humans, it is used in the latter sense. When questioned by Earth neighbors as to their strange behavior, they invariably reply that they are from France, Remulak being the purported name of their home village. With the exception of Agent Seedling and his assistant in the 1993 feature-length version, they are never suspected of being extraterrestrial aliens by anyone who encounters them, even when accidentally referring to their neighbors as "Earthlings". Much of the humor is derived from this clash between

neg: Coneheads a very fast, nasal, monotone speech and humorously strange language patterns, using needlessly technical dialogue. They refer to food as "consumables", and say "I summon you" to ask to speak to another person. The phrase, "Maintain low tones," is used towards Connie by Beldar in the film and in the original 1977 sketch. The popular term "parental unit" also comes from the sketches. When highly upset, some Coneheads emit the term, "Meps!" Coneheads rub their cones together as a sign of affection ("honing their cones") at which point a bizarre, theremin-like noise is emitted, presumably from the cones themselves. They

neg: Coneheads his wife is sure he is talking to his mistress despite his protests that he is talking to State Farm. A second Conehead State Farm commercial is set on their spaceship. When the microwave breaks, the Coneheads (Aykroyd, Curtin and Newman) invoke their State Farm representative by singing the company's jingle. The agent assures them they saved money on their policy, but then notices they are in space and not in France, where the Coneheads are supposedly from, so the Coneheads sing the jingle again, but add "in France!" and they all end up sitting at a table outside a

neg: Coneheads their odd behavior and appearance, and the casual acceptance of the Coneheads by those they encounter. Coneheads have much larger appetites than an average human. They eat large amounts of food during meals, announcing "Consume mass quantities!" They drink entire six packs of beer at once, and smoke whole packs of cigarettes at a time. They also consume foods that are inedible to humans, including cleaning fluid, pencil shavings and fiberglass insulation. On Halloween in 1977 (specifically, the October 29, 1977, "SNL" episode), a neighbor complains about the Coneheads' choice of trick-or-treat handouts: six-packs and fried eggs. The Coneheads have

neg: Conocephalus fuscus southern part of the UK, where they were first sited, for a period of time. In 1975 the effects of the greenhouse gases began to neutralise the cooling effects from the previous decades, and as the climate in the United Kingdom slowly rose, the long-winged coneheads started to increase the limits of their range farther northward. However, the major expansion did not occur until 1980 when global warming caused a significant increase in temperature in the northern hemisphere. Since 1980 the temperature has risen linearly by ± per decade and the greatest impact fell between 40°N and 70°N latitude. This

neg: Channel Chasers like they did for Timmy 20 years ago, they remark that some things never change. Contained in the deleted song "If I Lived in TV" were parodies of "Three's Company", "Barney & Friends", "The Six Million Dollar Man", "Star Wars", "Happy Days", "The Today Show", "The Late Show", "Saturday Night Live" (featuring The Blues Brothers; Timmy, Cosmo, and Wanda as the Coneheads; Ed Grimley; Franz from "Pumping Up with Hans & Franz;" Garth and Wayne from "Wayne's World"; and Mr. Bill), "Friends", "American Idol", "Diff'rent Strokes", and "Survivor". Butch Hartman & Steve Marmel were nominated at the 32nd Annie Award

neg: Coneheads set after the events of the film. The feature film was licensed to Playmates Toys and a line of action figures were created, designed by the development team from Pangea Corporation. In the television special "E.T. and Friends", Beldar and Connie made a cameo appearance with host Robin Williams. Source: As of late May 2015, State Farm Insurance created a Coneheads version of its commercial "State of Unrest," in which Dan Aykroyd and Jane Curtin reprise their Coneheads roles and put a Coneheads spin on the original commercial that features a husband calling the State Farm 24-hour policy line, while

neg: Coneheads also play a game involving tossing "senso-rings" over each other's cones, which is somehow sexual in nature, and is considered taboo for the underaged Connie to play. Dan Aykroyd said he was inspired to create the Coneheads while inspired by marijuana consumption and based the characters' appearance on the Moai, the mysterious and ancient stone statues of Easter Island, which have similarly conical heads, and the people of the land of Points from Harry Nilsson's fable "The Point!". Dan Aykroyd also mentioned in an interview that he drew inspiration from the film "This Island Earth" where the very tall foreheads

neg: Coneheads French bistro, with the Eiffel Tower in the background. The Coneheads are the fourth "SNL" sketch to appear in State Farm commercials, following the Richmeister, the Super Fans, and Hans and Franz. Coneheads The Coneheads was a recurring sketch on "Saturday Night Live" (SNL) about a family of aliens with bald conical heads. It originated in the 1977 premiere on January 15th (episode 35: season 2 episode 11) and starred Dan Aykroyd as father Beldar, Jane Curtin as mother Prymaat, and Laraine Newman as daughter Connie. It was later made into the movie. The Coneheads are an alien family, natives

neg: Coneheads (film) and then uses a massive flash bulb arrangement on his home-built Polaroid camera to document the happy event. As Connie and a now-sunburned Ronnie depart, Beldar and Prymaat look at the oversized photo, saying, "Memories, we will enjoy them". While there are some differences, "Coneheads" mostly follows the same plot as in the animated special that was created ten years earlier. Similarities include the Coneheads being stranded on Earth, Beldar working as an appliance repair man, and Connie dating an earthling named Ronnie. The film mostly takes place in Paramus, New Jersey. Some scenes were filmed in New York City

neg: Saturday Night Live (season 18) Adam Sandler, and David Spade remained in the middle category. Melanie Hutsell was promoted to the middle category. Robert Smigel remained as a featured cast member. <onlyinclude></onlyinclude> "Coneheads", a film based on the popular Coneheads sketches that appeared on the show in the 1970s, was released on July 23, 1993. Cast members Dan Aykroyd, Peter Aykroyd, Jane Curtin, Chris Farley, Phil Hartman, Jan Hooks, Jon Lovitz, Michael McKean, Tim Meadows, Garret Morris, Kevin Nealon, Laraine Newman, Adam Sandler, David Spade, and Julia Sweeney all appear in the film. The film did not do well at the box office and was

neg: Coneheads (film) Coneheads (film) Coneheads is a 1993 American science fiction comedy film from Paramount Pictures, produced by Lorne Michaels, directed by Steve Barron, and starring Dan Aykroyd, Jane Curtin and Michelle Burke. The film is based on the NBC "Saturday Night Live" comedy sketches about aliens stranded on Earth, who have Anglicized their Remulakian surname to "Conehead". Michelle Burke took over the role played by Laraine Newman on "SNL". The film also features roles and cameos by actors and comedians from other contemporary television series of the time. Upon discovering a UFO in American airspace, the National Guard sends fighter jets

neg: Coneheads (film) and the New Jersey towns of Jersey City and Wrightstown. The film debuted at No. 6 on its opening weekend, while its domestic box office grossed $7,100,501. By the end of its domestic theatrical run, the film had grossed $21,274,717. "Coneheads" received mostly negative reviews from critics. The review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes gives the film a low score of 33%, based on 30 reviews. Roger Ebert gave the film 1½ stars out of 4, describing "Coneheads" as "dismal, dreary and fairly desperate" and the actors as unable to overcome an uninspired screenplay. Janet Maslin of "The New York Times"

neg: Coneheads (film) Squeeze" by the band Red Hot Chili Peppers which would go on to reach 22 on the US Billboard Hot 100. The album itself would peak at 162 on the US Billboard 200 chart. None of David Newman's score was included on the above album, but it was issued on a 2015 Intrada album paired with his scores for "Talent for the Game" and "Itsy Bitsy Spider". Coneheads (film) Coneheads is a 1993 American science fiction comedy film from Paramount Pictures, produced by Lorne Michaels, directed by Steve Barron, and starring Dan Aykroyd, Jane Curtin and Michelle Burke. The film

neg: Chris Farley 1995. During his time on "SNL", Farley appeared in the comedy films "Wayne's World", "Coneheads", "Airheads", and uncredited in "Billy Madison". He also appeared in the Red Hot Chili Peppers music video for "Soul to Squeeze", which was a song featured on the "Coneheads" soundtrack. After Farley and most of his fellow cast members were released from their contracts at "Saturday Night Live" following the 1994–1995 season, Farley began focusing on his film career. His first two major films co starred his fellow "SNL" colleague and close friend David Spade. Together, the duo made the films "Tommy Boy" and "Black

neg: Coneheads of the aliens go largely unnoticed by humans. The conehead costume is highly reminiscent of the "clown blanc" costume used in French circuses for more than a century. Frank Zappa wrote a song based on the sketches, titled "Conehead". It appeared on his 1981 album "You Are What You Is". When he hosted "SNL", Zappa also appeared in a Coneheads sketch as a man dating Connie, where he makes note that he prefers French women. In the music video for Cyndi Lauper's "Girls Just Wanna Have Fun", Beldar shows up in Cyndi's bedroom. Lorne Michaels was involved in the making

neg: Gold Base Gilman Hot Springs was kept secret even from other Scientologists. Staff members on the base were not allowed to make telephone calls or to send mail directly. If they did get permission to use the telephone, they were instructed to say that they were calling from Clearwater, Florida, where Scientology's Flag Land Base is located. Hubbard did not live at Gilman Hot Springs but ordered that Bonnie View, a Tudor-style house at the resort, should be renovated for his use. He instructed that it was to be "dust-free, defensible" and that high walls with "openings for gun emplacements" were to

neg: Thrust (Transformers) with the other Coneheads were one of the Decepticons who were defending the planet. The Coneheads were seen flying into Unicron's mouth, which closed and apparently destroyed them. However, the trio still appear in later episodes. In "Ghost in the Machine", Thrust and Dirge are among other Decepticons (Runamuck and Runabout) being punished by Galvatron for failing to stop a demoralizing assault by Starscream—now a ghost possessing the bodies of other Decepticons. Just before he and the other offenders are to be hunted down, Trypticon, the Decepticon city is possessed, trapping Thrust, Dirge, Runamuck and Runabout inside. He and Dirge

neg: Coneheads (film) taxi driver, and the couple live in his boss's basement. After the birth of their daughter Connie, they buy a home and move to suburban Paramus, New Jersey, adopting the surname Conehead. Beldar begins a new career, this time as a driving instructor. Meanwhile, Gorman gets a promotion and decides to leave the Coneheads' case to the agent replacing him. His promotion, however, is soon held-up by the case's extreme expense, forcing Gorman to continue until it's closed. Now a teenager, all Connie Conehead wants to do is fit in with her peers, much to the objections of her father,

neg: Majoritarianism a reason as to why majority democratic government is so scarce in the historical record. "Majority democracy, we might say, can only emerge when two factors coincide: 1. a feeling that people should have equal say in making group decisions, and 2. a coercive apparatus capable of enforcing those decisions." Graeber argues that those two factors almost never meet: "Where egalitarian societies exist, it is also usually considered wrong to impose systematic coercion. Where a machinery of coercion did exist, it did not even occur to those wielding it that they were enforcing any sort of popular will." Majoritarianism (as

neg: Protura adult. Proturans were first discovered in the early 20th century, when Filippo Silvestri and Antonio Berlese discovered the animals independently. The first species to be described was "Acerentomon doderoi", published in 1907 by Silvestri, based on material from near Syracuse, New York. Proturans aid in decomposition by helping in the breakdown of leaf litter and recycling organic nutrients back into the soil. They thus play a role in soil formation and composition, which can be vital in soil restoration. Protura The Protura, or proturans, and sometimes nicknamed coneheads, are very small (<2 mm long), soil-dwelling animals, so inconspicuous they were

neg: Clarence Brandley in Princeton, New Jersey, also took on the case. Working with a private investigator, McCloskey soon obtained a video-taped statement from Acreman stating that Robinson had killed Cheryl Fergeson and that he had seen Robinson place her clothes in a dumpster where they were found; that is how Acreman knew where the clothes were before they were found. Although Acreman soon recanted that video statement, two witnesses had come forward attesting that they had heard Acreman say he knew who killed Fergeson, that it was not Brandley, but that he would never tell who did it. Based on these statements,

neg: Go motion living flying machines in "Batteries Not Included" (1987), the two-headed Eborsisk dragon in "Willow" (1988), the "RoboCop" franchise (1987–1993) and "Coneheads" (1993). Other minor sequences using go motion appeared in films like the first three "Indiana Jones" installments (1981–1989) and "E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial" (1982) among a few others. In 1993, with the release of "Jurassic Park", Tippett Studio abandoned go motion and fully converted its teams and equipment to CG. The last film using go motion was "Coneheads" ("Jurassic Park" was released on June 11, 1993 but "Coneheads" was released on July 23, 1993). This crude but reasonably effective technique

neg: Bertie Ahern was Tony Gregory's director of elections and successor as a TD. Ahern's presentational style has been described as Bertiespeak. "It is not correct, and if I said so, I was not correct – I cannot recall if I said it, but I did not say, or if I did, I did not mean to say it – that these issues could not be dealt with until the end of the Mahon Tribunal." In October 2010, he and some other "News of the World" columnists appeared in a TV advertisement for the newspaper where they were seen sitting inside kitchen fittings.

neg: Bonnie and Terry Turner Bonnie and Terry Turner Bonnie and Terry Turner are American screenwriters and producers, best known for creating the sitcoms "3rd Rock from the Sun" (1996–2001) and "That '70s Show" (1998–2006), for NBC and FOX respectively, as well as "That '80s Show" for FOX in 2002, and "Normal, Ohio" starring John Goodman in 2000. From 1986 until 1992, the team were staff writers for "Saturday Night Live". Between 1987 and 1995, they were responsible for authoring or screenwriting six films, including "Coneheads", "Wayne's World", "Wayne's World 2", "Tommy Boy", and "The Brady Bunch Movie". Bonnie and Terry were part of a

neg: Camp Five Echo been held in solitary confinement in the camp for over 100 days when camp authorities revealed its existence. Colonel Donnie Thomas, commander of the camp's guards, said the Camp Five Echo was ""...safe, humane and meets all the regulations."" While he declined to say what kinds of infractions caused captives to be sent to Camp Five Echo, he did say where they were held was based on their compliance with camp rules, ""Quite frankly, detainees make the determination where they live."" Shortly after Aamer's four and half month stay in the camp triggered the publication of the photo, Thomas said

neg: Career Girls Murders while Wylie was nude and Hoffert was dressed. Two bloody 10- to 12-inch carving knives were found next to the bodies and an additional knife in one of the two bathrooms. Police theorized that the women were attacked and murdered in the bedroom where their bodies were discovered. They did not immediately release information regarding the rape of Wylie. In fact, they told the press that it did not appear that either had been raped, but allowed that an autopsy might reveal otherwise. They did say that the women had been slashed repeatedly in the neck and abdomen. The focus

neg: The O.C. an outsider." Although Orange County residents criticized the show's title, stating that people did not call the county by the phrase, Schwartz claims that USC students did say that they were from "The O.C." He also stated that Cohen family in season one resembles his own family life, adding that "The dynamic between Sandy and Seth is very much based on me and my dad." Schwartz reasoned that, "As much as our audience enjoys living vicariously in this wealthy world, I think the true wish fulfillment comes from wishing that they had a family like the Cohens — where the

neg: Bloody Benders Texas and New Mexico. They were not pursued, as lawmen following outlaws into this region often never returned. One detective did claim later that he had traced the pair to the border, where he had found that John Jr. had died of apoplexy. Ma and Pa Bender did not leave the train at Humboldt but instead continued north to Kansas City, where it is believed they purchased tickets for St. Louis, Missouri. Several groups of vigilantes were formed to search for the Benders. Many stories say that one vigilante group actually caught the Benders and shot all of them but

neg: Card Sharks a possible $144,000. Roderick won $6,000 in the bonus round. In the car game, unlike the 1986–89 version, the game was changed where 10 people were polled (mainly cheerleaders in this episode) were called up for another poll question. This time, the rules were fixed and were made easier with the contestant simply having to say whether the number of people who did do what they were asked (e.g., "We asked these cheerleaders, 'Have you ever dated someone from a rival school?', How many of these 10 cheerleaders said they had dated someone from a rival school?") was a number

neg: Bonnie and Terry Turner leave their lives in Atlanta and come to work in New York as full-time writers on SNL. Bonnie and Terry Turner Bonnie and Terry Turner are American screenwriters and producers, best known for creating the sitcoms "3rd Rock from the Sun" (1996–2001) and "That '70s Show" (1998–2006), for NBC and FOX respectively, as well as "That '80s Show" for FOX in 2002, and "Normal, Ohio" starring John Goodman in 2000. From 1986 until 1992, the team were staff writers for "Saturday Night Live". Between 1987 and 1995, they were responsible for authoring or screenwriting six films, including "Coneheads", "Wayne's World",

neg: Pissing Razors west Texas. Joe was replaced by Jason "Dewey" Bragg from California who again was from another unsigned band and did not have a family to support. Bragg who only recorded on the 2001 album "Where We Come From", left shortly afterwards due to conflicting personalities that were not discovered until they were on the "Where We Come From" tour. Jason Bragg was quickly replaced by a local vocalist from El Paso; Andre Acosta who had not worked with any signed bands in addition to not having any touring experience. Some say this was a missed opportunity to hire a seasoned

neg: Institutional racism where 'student workers' were removed from class to do the laundry, heat the building or perform farm work. Dormitories were often poorly heated and overcrowded, and the food was less than adequately nutritious. A 1907 report, commissioned by Indian Affairs, found that in 15 prairie schools there was a death rate of 24%. Indeed, a deputy superintendent general of Indian Affairs at the time commented: "It is quite within the mark to say that fifty percent of the children who passed through these schools did not benefit from the education which they had received therein." While the death rate did

neg: Jason Cuadrado Tales from the Dead. The film features a cast of Japanese actors speaking their native tongue. Many of whom worked together on Letters from Iwo Jima by Clint Eastwood. Cuadrado did not know Japanese at the time so the original English script was translated into Japanese for the actors. When interviewed, Cuadrado would say, ""I had to direct the actors based on their performances instead of the script. If I could tell where they were in the dialogue without understanding what they were saying then that was a good take"." The film was embraced by j-horror fans who were intrigued

neg: Credo (2008 film) written. However, they are forbidden to say exactly where shooting took place because the locations are slated to be developed into luxury apartments and the investors were worried the stories of the location being haunted could drive off buyers, but the writer did hint that they were a stone's throw from the Tyburn Tree. The cast and crew were convinced the buildings were haunted. Throughout filming, cast and crew both reported hearing strange sounds and voices. On one occasion, production stopped so a search could be mounted for an unknown figure watching the crew - but none were ever found.

neg: 1838 Mormon War Hinkle wrote: "When the facts were laid before Joseph, did he not say, 'I will go'; and did not the others go with him, and that, too, voluntarily, so far as you and I were concerned?" Joseph Smith and the other arrested leaders were held overnight under guard in General Lucas' camp, where they were left exposed to the elements. Hyrum Smith, Brigham Young, and other leaders left at Far West warned the veterans of Crooked River to flee. "If found, they will be shot down like dogs," warned Hyrum. Joseph Smith Jr attempted to negotiate with Lucas, but it

neg: Kamba people names would be like Of course, some of these names could be simply expressive of the qualities displayed by the man or woman after whom they were named. Very rarely, a boy may be given the name "Musumbi" (meaning "king"). I say very rarely because the Kamba people did not speak much in terms of royalty; they did not have a definite monarchical system. They were ruled by a council of elders called "kingole". There is a prophecy of a man, who traces his ancestry to where the sun sets (west) (in the present day county of Kitui) who will

neg: Maouloud Baby v. State becoming painful and she asked him to stop and he stopped about 5 seconds later and did not ejaculate. All three returned to the McDonald's restaurant in Montgomery Village where they had been earlier that day. Before leaving, the woman and Wilson hugged, and she gave Baby her telephone number. Hours later she told a friend's mother what had happened and the police were called. Baby and Wilson differed in large parts with the above testimony. They stated that at no time were they together in the back seat of the car, nor did they say she wouldn't be allowed

neg: Kiryas Joel, New York religious discrimination; it responded that they had no standing to sue. Village Manager Gedalye Szegedin said the citizens were entitled to have inspectors who spoke Yiddish and understood their culture and customs. A state court justice dismissed the discrimination claim but ruled that the United Monroe inspectors had been dismissed arbitrarily and capriciously and were entitled to their appointments, but did not say when or where. In 2014, the newspaper examined claims by poll watchers from United Monroe that they were intimidated and harassed by other poll watchers sympathetic to the village government when they tried to challenge voters whose

neg: Josip Plemelj societies of mathematicians, physicists and astronomers). He left his villa in Bled to the DMFA where today is his memorial room. Plemelj did not do extra preparation for lectures; he didn't have any notes. He used to say that he thought over the lecture subject on the way from his home in Gradišče to the University. Students are said to have got the impression that he was creating teaching material on the spot and that they were witnessing the formation of something new. He was writing formulae on the table beautifully although they were composited from Greek, Latin or Gothic

neg: The Finale (Will & Grace) not as satisfying as, say, the "Friends" finale or as crushing as the "Seinfeld" finale, the series finale to "Will & Grace" did have its moments and came back to the original concept of friendship among a close group of people. There were some moments where I did laugh out loud, but they were few." CHUD.com's David Oliver praised the finale for not having characters "go on wild tangents that betray who they were during the entirety of the show's run." He also commented that Messing and McCormack are "affecting in their performances" and the episode "nicely summarizes [Will and

neg: Saturday Night Live got as far as a Revised First Draft dated July 26, 1990 before being abandoned. The success of "Wayne's World" (1992) encouraged Michaels to produce more film spin-offs, based on several popular sketch characters. Michaels revived 1970s characters for "Coneheads" (1993), followed by "It's Pat" (1994); "Stuart Saves His Family" (1995); "A Night at the Roxbury" (1998), "Superstar" (1999), and "The Ladies Man" (2000). Some did moderately well, though others did not—notably, "It's Pat", which did so badly at the box office that the studio that made the film, Touchstone Pictures (owned by The Walt Disney Company, which also owns

neg: Duchal Castle for a short time before they were returned and he fled the country. Before 'Duchal' was arrested and tried an incident took place where two of Melfort's spies came to Duchal and pretended to be fellow Covenanters in need of food and shelter which they were duly given, however Lady Duchal suspected them and had them watched, upon which it was observed that they did not say grace before eating. Lady Duchal informed her husband who had them seized, bound and severely whipped before placing them in an old vault where they lay until an officer collected them. Duchal House

neg: Bideford witch trial her secret parts. And further saith that he did hear her say that she and Mary Trembles did appear hand in hand invisible in John Barnes’s house where Grace the wife of John Barnes did lie in a very sad condition. And further saith that he did then also hear Susanna to say that she and Mary Trembles were at that time come to make an end of her." Joan Jones claimed to have overheard Edwards making a full confession of witchcraft to a visitor from Torrington. She then reported this matter to the justices. After the man, John Dunning,

neg: Tzav And they used to say marks the half-way point of the verses in the Torah. Rav Joseph asked whether the "vav" () in , "gachon" ("belly"), in belonged to the first half or the second half of the Torah. (Rav Joseph presumed that the Torah contains an even number of letters.) The scholars replied that they could bring a Torah Scroll and count, for Rabbah bar bar Hanah said on a similar occasion that they did not stir from where they were until a Torah Scroll was brought and they counted. Rav Joseph replied that they (in Rabbah bar bar

neg: Operation Medak Pocket their task was to observe the area and take up a position on the earth embankment fifty metres from where they had first come in between the opposing sides. They explain that in process of replacing the Serb lines, they came under direct and indirect fire from the Croatian lines and, following the UNPROFOR rules of engagement, they did return fire but with small arms only. The soldiers say that there were no casualties on their side, that the Serbs have a couple of casualties, and they have no knowledge of any Croatian casualties. Major-general Petar Stipetić, "categorically rejected any

neg: Exploding White Mice The party gig went so well that the group decided to play regularly. One show was attended by Giles Barrow, who joined on rhythm guitar. In 1984 they started a residency at the Cathedral Hotel. Barrett left near year's end and was replaced on guitar by Jeff Stephens (Firm Grip, Spitfire, Tombstone Shadow). Initially Exploding White Mice were a covers band, then they began working on original tunes. In 1985 after adding David Bunney on drums (Zippy & the Coneheads), they released a six-track extended play, "A Nest of Vipers", on Australia's Greasy Pop Records. It was produced by Kim

neg: Tom Davis (comedian) Continental" (with Christopher Walken), and "Coneheads" (with Dan Aykroyd and Jane Curtin). In 2009, Davis was diagnosed with cancer. He was treated at Mount Sinai Hospital, New York, where, on March 31, 2009, Dr. Eric Genden removed a tumor on Davis' right tonsil that had metastasized to an adjoining lymph node with minimally invasive robotic surgery. Davis died on July 19, 2012, of throat and neck cancer, aged 59. He was survived by his wife, Mimi Raleigh, a veterinarian in Mount Kisco, New York, whom he married in 1991; they separated in 1999, but reconciled before his death. He was

neg: Willie Mays Kremenko, a writer for the "New York Journal", began to refer to Mays as the 'Say Hey Kid' after he overheard Mays say, "'Say who,' 'Say what,' 'Say where,' 'Say hey'". Another story is that Jimmy Cannon created the nickname because Mays did not know everybody's names when he arrived in the minors. "You see a guy, you say, 'Hey, man. Say hey, man,'" Mays said. "Ted [Williams] was the 'Splinter'. Joe [DiMaggio] was 'Joltin' Joe'. Stan [Musial] was 'The Man'. I guess I hit a few home runs, and they said 'There goes the 'Say Hey Kid."" Years before

neg: Israel at the 2010 Winter Olympics Israel's goal is to win. The Zaretsky duo was coached by their mother in Israel. They did not get much ice time, and the arena was bombed multiple times. They later moved to the United States and were coached by Galit Chait. They competed in the 2006 Winter Olympics, where they only had two weeks notice but finished 22nd. The competition started with the compulsory dance, and the pair danced to "Tango Romantica", as the rest of the competitors did. The romantic music can be awkward for sibling pairs, but the Zaretskys say they act to get through it. They

neg: Sources for the historicity of Jesus Robert Eisenman and others critical of traditional Christian views, in assessing the problems involved in conducting historical Jesus research, say the Gospels are full of discrepancies, were written decades after Jesus' death, by authors who had not witnessed any events in Jesus' life. They go on to say the Gospels were authored not by eyewitnesses who were contemporary with the events that they narrate but rather by people who did not know Jesus, see anything he did, or hear anything he taught, and that the authors did not even share a language with Jesus. The accounts they produced are not

neg: Oscar Kambona any more than they did the claim that Kambona himself was not a Tanzanian citizen but a Malawian, from Likoma Island, or a Mozambican. When Kambona returned to Tanzania, he also promised that he would tell the public how much money President Nyerere and Vice President Kawawa had stolen through the years and where they hid it. Many people were anxious to hear that. But when he addressed a mass rally in Dar es Salaam, he had nothing to say about the money he claimed President Nyerere and Vice president Kawawa stole. And many people were disappointed. It also cost

neg: Laraine Newman which she reprised her role as Connie Conehead, "Steve Martin's Best Show Ever" (1981) and "Amazing Stories". In the 90s, she had roles in "Problem Child 2" and in the 1993 film "Coneheads". Newman further appeared in episodes of "Friends", "The Tick", "3rd Rock from the Sun", "Histeria!", "CatDog", "Sonic the Hedgehog", "Rugrats" (in "All Growed Up", an episode which would form the basis of the spinoff "All Grown Up!", for which she also provided voice work), "According to Jim", "7th Heaven" and "The Flintstones". During this time she started to focus on voice acting. In the 2000s she did

neg: Gardiner Expressway public in September 2006. It proposed four options: An overview of the recommended changes: Councillor Jane Pitfield, who was running for Mayor, criticized the proposal, stating that "From the canvassing I have done all over the city, the majority of people say they want the Gardiner to stay where it is." Suburban councillors Gloria Lindsay Luby and Doug Holyday came out opposed while inner-city councillor Kyle Rae fought for the proposal. Mayor David Miller did not favour the proposal either, stating that there were other, higher priorities. The proposal did not come to Council for discussion and vote. In 1996,

neg: Psychic detective NSW officers felt she had not helped solve any cases. Sergeant Gae Crea and Detective Sergeant Damian Loone, state that she did not give them anything the police and the public didn't already know. Crea recounts "I've dealt with a lot of psychics, but no one has ever said, 'I can see where the body is buried and I'll take you there'". New Zealand police have said "spiritual communications were not considered a creditable foundation for investigation." In 2006, 28 British police forces responded to a query from the Association for Rational Inquiry to say that they did not and

neg: Pale, Bosnia and Herzegovina the issuance of new identification documents they were all arrested and in pairs of two were chained to each other. They were transported and murdered. After they killed the men they went to Rakovac to kill the remaining women, children and the elderly. Once the surviving witnesses, Milan Starčević, residing today in Pale, testified: ""After they say that a part of the village inhabitants was missing the Ustashe sent out search parties and came to the Alija Hill. There they were stopped by the Germans. The Germans did not allow them to go into the Santrac house where about 10

neg: Re'eh the door to make their donation, the poor man went to greet them, but they fled and ran into a furnace from which the fire had just been swept. They did so because, as Mar Zutra bar Tobiah said in the name of Rav (or others say Rav Huna bar Bizna said in the name of Rabbi Simeon the Pious, and still others say Rabbi Johanan said in the name of Rabbi Simeon ben Yohai), it is better for a person to go into a fiery furnace than to shame a neighbor publicly. One can derive this from where Tamar,

neg: Irminones from Tacitus's "Germania" (AD 98), where he categorized them as one of the tribes of descended from Mannus, and noted that they lived in the interior of Germany. Other Germanic groups of tribes were the Ingvaeones, living on the coast, and Istvaeones, who accounted for the rest. Tacitus also mentioned the Suebi as a large grouping who included the Semnones, the Quadi and the Marcomanni, but he did not say precisely to which (if any) of the three nations they belonged. Pomponius Mela wrote in his "Description of the World" (III.3.31) in reference to the Kattegat and the waters surrounding

neg: Battle of Worcester the end of the English Civil War through complete destruction of the last Royalist army. The Parliamentary militia were sent home within a week. Cromwell, who had ridiculed "such stuff" six months ago, knew them better now. "Your new raised forces", he wrote to the Rump Parliament, "did perform singular good service, for which they deserve a very high estimation and acknowledgement". The New England preacher Hugh Peters gave the militia a rousing farewell sermon "when their wives and children should ask them where they had been and what news, they should say they had been at Worcester, where England's

neg: Tippett Studio also designed and built live action props for films, such as "RoboCop", "RoboCop 2", "Honey, I Shrunk the Kids" and "Ghost". In 1991, the studio shifted its focus to computer-generated imagery to work on "Jurassic Park", (released in 1993, with "Industrial Light and Magic") by developing the Digital Input Device (DID). The DID was a new effects technology which placed computer-linked sensors into the moving joints of three-dimensional, articulated character models. This system earned Craig Hayes a Scientific and Technical Achievement Academy Award and the work on "Jurassic Park" earned the studio an Oscar. Creature animation work for "Coneheads" (also

neg: The Amazing Race 10 also appeared on "The View" where they received gifts from the show, including vacations, a Ford Explorer, and a new house. Jamie Hill was later crowned Miss South Carolina USA 2008, and competed in the Miss USA Pageant in Las Vegas on April 11, 2008. While Peter & Sarah were portrayed as a newly dating and bickering couple on the race (to the extent that Sarah "broke up" with Peter during their elimination in Kuwait), Sarah Reinertsen revealed that they were friends whose "dating" was non-existent and created to give them an interesting storyline, although she did say that her

neg: Assassination of Jamal Khashoggi Khashoggi's last words were: "I'm suffocating... take this bag off my head, I'm claustrophobic." On 10 December, the details of the transcript of the audio were described to CNN by an anonymous source. On 16 November, a "Hürriyet" columnist reported that Turkey has more evidence, including a second audio recording from the consulate, where the Saudi team review the plan how to execute Khashoggi. He also reported that: "Turkish officials also did not confirm [Saudi prosecutor's claim] that Khashoggi was killed after they gave him a fatal dose of drug. They say that he was strangulated with a rope or

neg: John Carroll (bishop) Carroll, as Prefect Apostolic in February 1785, urged Cardinal Antonelli to create a method of appointing church authorities that would not make it appear as if they were receiving their appointment from a foreign power. A report of the status of Catholics in Maryland was appended to his letter, where he stated that despite there being only nineteen priests in Maryland, some of the more prominent families were still Catholic in faith. He did say that they may have been prone to dancing and novel-reading. The pope was so pleased with Carroll's report that he granted his request "that the

neg: Daniel S. Voorhees claimed to have taken her for a ride on a Wilshire Boulevard bus. He did not say where the two of them went or whether they saw one another later. A police psychiatrist delayed a lie detector test on Voorhees until he recovered from what was described as a "befuddled and bewildered" state. Voorhees said that he met Short in 1941 and dated her several times. He refused to say where he met Short on these occasions. On the day Short's body was discovered, January 15, 1947, Voorhees registered at a hotel at 1012 East Seventh Street in Los Angeles,

neg: Protura Protura The Protura, or proturans, and sometimes nicknamed coneheads, are very small (<2 mm long), soil-dwelling animals, so inconspicuous they were not noticed until the 20th century. The Protura constitute an order of hexapods that were previously regarded as insects, and sometimes treated as a class in their own right. Some evidence indicates the Protura are basal to all other hexapods, although not all researchers consider them Hexapoda, rendering the monophyly of Hexapoda unsettled. Uniquely among hexapods, proturans show anamorphic development, whereby body segments are added during moults. There are close to 800 species, described in seven families. Nearly 300

neg: Ramjet (Transformers) battle of Autobot City and standing with Thrust and Astrotrain (who crowned Starscream at his leader ceremony) at Starscream's coronation. At the ceremony, the two Coneheads and the Triple Changer were seen aiding Starscream, when suddenly Galvatron arrived. As Galvatron blasted Starscream in cannon mode, Starscream's aids can be seen jumping away. Ramjet, Thrust and Dirge were crushed during Unicron's attempted destruction of Cybertron. Despite their apparent deaths, they still appeared in season 3. Also, after the movie, Ramjet was thrown against a building and seemingly destroyed by Ultra Magnus, but returned to make small appearances throughout the third season.

neg: Men in Black (film series) say, because it wouldn't make any sense." Sonnenfeld also changed a lot of the film's aesthetic during pre-production: "I started out saying aliens shouldn't be what humans perceive them to be. Why do they need eyes? So Rick did these great designs, and I'd say, 'That's great — but how do we know where he's looking?' I ended up where everyone else did, only I took three months." Filming began in March 1995. Five months into the shoot, the crew realized their ending was unexciting. It was originally meant to be a humorous existential debate between Agent J and the

neg: Saylesville, Rhode Island migrating to the south where labor was cheaper and they were closer to their raw materials. Frank Sayles opened his fourth finishing plant in Asheville, North Carolina in 1927. The mill towns of Rhode Island were already in decline at the time of the union organizing general strike of textile workers of 1934. The violence did not leave Saylesville unscathed. Several thousand workers picketed the mill, though it is thought that few were from the mill itself. "Saylesville has been the center of much of the strike violence during the week, due, authorities say, in the determination of the strikers

neg: Stena Seaspread diving accident survival suit with high heat-retention properties. Robinson and Tucker were using those suits. In the "Seaspread" bell van, Allen and O’Meara discussed their options for rescue. They knew where Robinson and Tucker were, but they couldn’t raise them to the surface. Very quickly it became obvious what they were going to do: “It was going to be a wet transfer,” Allen would say later—take Robinson and Tucker out of the damaged bell and put them into the safety of the rescue bell. And so they did. On board the "Uncle John", Comex diving superintendent George Head lowered the rescue bell

neg: Free speech zone when they refused to take off anti-Bush shirts. Their shirts read, 'Love America, Hate Bush' ... The ACLU found 17 cases since March 2001 in which protesters were removed during events where the president or vice president appeared. And lawyers say it's an increasing trend. The article is slightly mistaken about the contents of the shirts. While Nicole Rank's shirt did say "Love America, Hate Bush", Jeff Rank's shirt said "Regime change starts at home." The incident occurred several months after the Secret Service's pledge in "ACORN v. Secret Service" not to discriminate against protesters. "The charges against the Ranks

neg: Operation Trust Pyotr Nikolayevich Wrangel. Kutepov also created the Inner Line as a counter-intelligence organization to prevent Bolshevik penetrations. It caused the Cheka some problems but was not overly successful. Among the successes of Trust was the luring of Boris Savinkov and Sidney Reilly into the Soviet Union, where they were captured. Some modern researchers say that there are reasons to believe that both persons had doubts in MUCR, and they went into the Soviet Union for their own reasons, using MUCR as a pretext . The Soviets did not organize Trust from scratch. The White Army had left sleeper agents, and

neg: Szulborze Wielkie mentioned: good marks winning competitions and their friends. Some say that they did not win anything, because they were not interesting in the school affairs. Teenagers say that teachers require a lot from them and want them to have grown to the wise. Some people say that teachers are not interested in their problems. In conclusion! We have a good opinion about our school, but we would like to change a few things. Nothing is perfect. Szulborze Wielkie Szulborze Wielkie is a village in Ostrów Mazowiecka County, Masovian Voivodeship, in east-central Poland. It is the seat of the gmina (administrative

neg: Ichthyocladius Ichthyocladius Ichthyocladius is a genus of chironomid midges that belongs to the subfamily Orthocladiinae described by Fittkau based on one species, "Ichthyocladius neotropicus", from Peru, though some other species were recognised, the lack of knowledge did not allow their description. Two additional species from Brazil were described by Mendes, Andersen & Sæther ("Ichthyocladius lilianae" and "Ichthyocladius kronichthicola"). The larvae live on fish, generally attached to their fins, of three different catfish families, Astroblepidae, Loricariidae and Trichomycteridae. The diet of the larvae is yet controversial, some say they feed on fish mucus while some say they are feeding on other things

neg: Bulk purchasing a lower price per unit in exchange for purchasing much larger quantities. This allows the consumer to satisfy more of his or her demands at a lower total cost by acquiring more use value per dollar spent. Consumer demand for savings by bulk purchase has led to the success of big-box stores. Although effected by marginal cost, the total cost does not increase. In the "Saturday Night Live" sketch "The Coneheads", the Coneheads engage in bulk purchasing and then "consume mass quantities". Bulk purchasing Bulk purchasing is the purchase of much larger quantities than the usual, for a unit price

neg: Coneheads (film) feelings are more important to him than planetary conquest by quickly faking an Earth attack. Beldar orders his invasion force to retreat and proceed to their secondary target in another part of the galaxy, while making it look like his spaceship has been destroyed by a superior weapon. For sparing his life, Gorman agrees to give the Coneheads Green Cards in exchange for Beldar proving he has a marketable talent no other American citizen possesses, to which Beldar confidently agrees. Some time 2 years later, Ronnie arrives to take Connie to the prom. Beldar gives Ronnie 55 words of advice,

neg: Coneheads (film) especially when she begins seeing Ronnie, an auto mechanic. This caused tension between Connie and Beldar, who strongly disapproves of Ronnie, with Beldar going so far as tearing the roof off Ronnie's car and threatening him after Ronnie tries to make love with Connie (an act that angers Connie greatly). Beldar is also preoccupied with winning a golfing trophy at his country club, while Prymaat becomes concerned about her attractiveness to Beldar due to one of Beldar's driving students making a pass at him. Gorman and Eli track the Coneheads down to their home and pose as Jehovah's Witnesses to

neg: Clem S. Clarke for the Senate. Clarke claimed that there were a "lot of shenanigans at the polls, and the split vote that I got where they were voting for Thurmond and for me, I doubt very seriously if they were counted and given to me. ... Of course, a lot of these votes were given to me on account of the anti-Long feeling in Louisiana [yet Earl Long had won the governor's election earlier that same year]. I am proud to say that I did carry my home city of Shreveport against Russsell Long." Clark also won in East Baton Rouge, Iberia,

neg: Bettadapura of kilos, including a very large bindhige (pot used to store and transport water in India by Indian women), a large cup, and a bell (which was stolen later on); how these were made and what were their purposes? Were they made below and carried up the hill (which is obvious)? If so, how? How these, which weigh many tonnes together, were carried atop the hill (since they are impossible to make it on summit); who stole the bell and why; how did the robbers manage to carry it down the hill; where is it now; [Note: Some say it

neg: Gershon Iskowitz painting became explosions of colour and light. In 1954 he had his first exhibition with the Canadian Society of Graphic Artists. He also did some part-time teaching at McKellar Lake. He moved to his own studio on Spadina Avenue, Toronto. In 1964 he became associated with Gallery Moos, where he had many one-man exhibitions. Gershon said "there was that period after '65 for a while when people would say, 'Do you still paint?' and I'd say, 'Yes, yes, I still paint.' And they'd say painting is dead, you know. Or if they didn't say that they'd say, 'Why don't you

neg: Cyprus census carried out by Northern Cyprus, there were 256,644 (de jure) people living in Northern Cyprus. 178,031 were citizens of Northern Cyprus, of whom 147,405 were born in Cyprus (112,534 from the north; 32,538 from the south; 371 did not indicate what part of Cyprus they were from); 27,333 born in Turkey; 2,482 born in the UK and 913 born in Bulgaria. Of the 147,405 citizens born in Cyprus, 120,031 say both parents were born in Cyprus; 16,824 say both parents born in Turkey; 10,361 have one parent born in Turkey and one parent born in Cyprus. In 2010, the

neg: Wang Shuwen who were teaching him in various matters, and they began to discuss one of the institutions of Emperor Dezong's court that was much criticized — "the Emperor's purchasing" (宮市), where palace eunuchs "bought" items for palace supplies, but effectively were forcibly taking things from merchants and paying either nothing or very little. Li Song indicated that when he had a chance, he would try to talk to Emperor Dezong to suggest ending the process. The scholars all praised Li Song, but Wang, who was also present did not say anything. After the scholar had left, Wang told Li Song that

neg: State Farm then takes the phone and asks, "What are you wearing, 'Jake from State Farm?'", to which the agent responds in a timid way, "Uh, khakis". Still believing he's a female, the wife says, "She sounds hideous", where the husband replies, "Well she's a guy, so…" In May 2015, a variation of State of Unrest premiered, starring The Coneheads from "Saturday Night Live", with Dan Aykroyd and Jane Curtin reprising their respective roles as Beldar and Prymaat. This started an ad campaign with that later added Laraine Newman as Connie. In late 2014, State Farm released a critically acclaimed commercial showing

neg: Rostam Farrokhzād the [real situation]. But you did not say the right thing." Yazdegerd "then compared the Arabs to an eagle who looked upon a mountain where birds take shelter at night and stay in their nests at the foot of it. In the morning the birds recognized that the eagle is preying upon them. Whenever a bird became separated from the rest, the eagle snatched him. When the birds saw him [doing this], they did not take off out of fear ... If they had taken off all at once, they would have repelled him. The worst thing that could happen

neg: Disappearance of Marilyn Bergeron (MPS) to have the case formally transferred to the jurisdiction of either the Sûreté du Québec (SQ) or the Montreal police. The former had province-wide jurisdiction and a reputation as Quebec's most capable law enforcement agency; the latter could investigate in Montreal, where they had come to believe Marilyn's friends and acquaintances from her life there might know more that might be helpful in resolving the case. While they did say the Quebec police had "done their best", the Bergerons were also frustrated that the Quebec police continued to investigate the case strictly as a disappearance, possibly a suicide, without

neg: Textile printing large and ambitious designs were printed for decorative purposes such as wall-hangings and lectern-cloths, where this was less of a problem as they did not need washing. When paper became common, the technology was rapidly used on that for woodcut prints. Superior cloth was also imported from Islamic countries, but this was much more expensive. The Incas of Peru, Chile and the Aztecs of Mexico also practiced textile printing previous to the Spanish Invasion in 1519; but owing to the lack of records before that date, it is impossible to say whether they discovered the art for themselves, or, in

neg: Copiphorini Copiphorini The Copiphorini are a tribe of bush crickets or katydids in the family Tettigoniidae. Previously considered a subfamily (the Copiphorinae), they are now placed in the subfamily Conocephalinae. Together with the genus "Conocephalus" they may be known as coneheads, grasshopper-like insects with an extended, cone-shaped projection on their heads that juts forward in front of the base of the antennae. Species in the Copiphorini vary in length from about . In most species, the female is considerably larger than the male, and in some, the largest male is smaller than the smallest female. Like other members of the cricket

neg: Hut 3 (Special Liaison Units) set up by Frederick Winterbotham. By the end of the war there were about 40 SLUs to 40 commands. Signals were given a priority from Z to ZZZZZ (the highest of 5), and about 100,000 signals were sent to commands during the war The rules of interpretation for Hut 3 were that if the text was not explicit the Hut 3 officer could not add his interpretation without qualification; for a 1944 SS Panzer message where the placename had been missed or corrupted when received, the officer did not say simply “Dreux” but would say “slight indications

neg: Griffin Seward under as heavy a fire as I ever saw delivered from the number of men, Indians, say from one hundred to two hundred. These men advanced under this fire until within thirty steps from the Indians when they came to a ledge of rocks where every man who showed his head was shot at by several Indians at once. Here the men remained and did good shooting through the crevices of the rocks until ordered to fall back which was done by running from rock to rock where they would halt and return the fire of the Indians. After his

neg: Charles Schroeter me up the steep and rocky mesa under as heavy a fire as I ever saw delivered from the number of men, Indians, say from one hundred to two hundred. These men advanced under this fire until within thirty steps from the Indians when they came to a ledge of rocks where every man who showed his head was shot at by several Indians at once. Here the men remained and did good shooting through the crevices of the rocks until ordered to fall back which was done by running from rock to rock where they would halt and return

neg: Tré Cool He would later say: "I watched them go from a bunch of kids to a group of musicians with work ethic," also adding: "On their first tour or two, it was more of a party than anything else. I still scratch my head and say, 'How in the hell did they make it?' They used to practice in my living room here – a lot of the songs they did on Dookie. You hear it coming together, and you don't expect people are going to go out and buy it. But when it does, you just say, 'Wow that's so

neg: Taybeh have been romantically involved with a Christian from Taybeh. Taybeh residents called the authorities to intervene, the Israelis arrived first but they watched and did not intervene. Palestinian policemen who were coming from Ramallah were held at an Israeli checkpoint for three hours because the Israelis did not allow them to pass, finally they were allowed to pass after constant calls from the U.S. consulate in Jerusalem. Despite the incident, the neighboring towns continue to have healthy relations; residents say "the people of Taybeh and the people of Deir Jarir are one family". On 19 April 2013 Israeli settlers attempted

neg: Halfway to Sanity process was done "cut-rate," it did not mean that their performance on the album was not done well, but rather they were trying to find people who could do things more cheaply, along with cheaper places to record such as Intergalactic Studios, where they had also recorded their previous album, "Animal Boy". Langsam went on to say that the Ramones were "never afforded the respect a band of their caliber should have," insisting that other bands who were "much less worthy" were more respected. "Everybody thought of them as the local band," she continued, "everybody's friends—'when are you going to

neg: Jason Kipnis the AAA Columbus Clippers for their playoffs. Kipnis batted .455 in five games, and hit for the cycle on September 17 in the Clippers’ victory that clinched the International League title. His big game was voted second in the 2010 Fans Choice "Best Game" Minor League Baseball Yearly Awards. Veteran catcher Luke Carlin said: They bring up Kipnis from Akron, and we look at this little guy and say, 'Where did he come from, and what is he doing here?' We were teasing him, and all he does is go out and hit about a million. I mean, here's this

neg: Captain Pipe his people fully into Ohio Country. He made treaties with the Continental Congress to try to protect Lenape land. American settlers continued to encroach on his people and territory. In 1812 he moved with his people westward into present-day Indiana, where some accounts say he died. By 1821, most of the Lenape removed to Kansas, which was considered part of Indian Territory. They were under pressure from the United States to remove from all areas east of the Mississippi River. In Lenape culture, people did not share their real names, because it could give spiritual power to enemies. In addition,

neg: Government policies and the subprime mortgage crisis 20–25% of all subprime loans), and when they did the interest rates were lower. The banks were half as likely to resell the loans to other parties. Federal Reserve Governor Randall Kroszner and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Chairman Sheila Bair have stated that the CRA was not to blame for the crisis. In a 2008 speech delivered to The New America Foundation conference, Bair remarked, "Let me ask you: where in the CRA does it say: make loans to people who can't afford to repay? No-where! And the fact is, the lending practices that are causing problems today were driven

neg: Weaving The women usually minded the four machines and kept the looms oiled and clean. They were assisted by 'little tenters', children on a fixed wage who ran errands and did small tasks. They learnt the job of the weaver by watching. Often they would be half timers, carrying a green card which teacher and overlookers would sign to say they had turned up at the mill in the morning and in the afternoon at the school. At fourteen or so they come full-time into the mill, and started by sharing looms with an experienced worker where it was important to