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Indiana Parents Jailed For Having Sex With Their Three Children
Two parents in Crawfordsville, Indiana have been jailed for over a dozen crimes after authorities arrested them for having sex with their three children. Police say Keylin Lee Johnson, 52, and Sheila Lynn Johnson, 44, had sex with their three kids at various homes in west-central Indiana since 2012.
The investigation into the pair began when Montgomery County Sheriff's Office received a tip February 25 that the couple's two oldest children disclosed "possible sexual abuse" when they were visiting. Police arranged an interview with the oldest child the same day which revealed startling abuse.
The oldest child said his father, Keylin Johnson, had told him that "incest was a normal way of life" and "the best way to build a family bond was to have sex with your parents, particularly your mother." Court documents also said, "He (the father) also advised it was safer to have sex with people in your own family, rather than strangers."
That wasn't the only sexual abuse happening in the Johnson household. The oldest child "also indicated that his mother was involved in sexual relations with the family dog." The next day, investigators removed the youngest child from the Johnson's home in Montgomery County.
Police also recovered cellphones and computers from the home. When investigators interviewed the youngest child, they found that "both of her parents would do gross things in the home. She was shown sexual videos and pornography and that her aunt used to bring adult things to a residence in Mooresville and she observed the adults would do sexual things."
When police interviewed the mother, Sheila Johnson, she admitted to multiple acts of child abuse and incest with two of her children. She also admitted to bestiality with a dog and said her husband "would always want to role play and suggested mother-son sex scenarios."
When they spoke with the father, Keylin Johnson, he admitted "I am guilty of internet porn and other stuff" and said he was addicted to pornography. He also admitted to downloading and saving photos of one of his children naked. Since 2012 when the abuse allegedly began, the family has lived in Crawfordsville, Ladoga, New Market and Waveland.
The father faces 18 charges ranging from several counts of child molesting and incest to possession of child pornography. The mother also faces 17 charges of child molesting and incest as well as a count of bestiality. The couple is scheduled to appear in court in separate jury trials on July 31 and August 14.
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gaaaah, so sick…
So the Kids are actually full grown Adults.
Sick Family to say the least.
Got to be democrats..
"best way to bond?" damn
Debbie frederick No. 20376 2018-03-12 : 03:51
Jail would be too good for them!!! I will leave it at that.
Not a liberal No. 20448 2018-03-12 : 20:48
Guess they were some die hard democrats
Democrat for Morality No. 20609 2018-03-14 : 19:14
This is some very sick Republican stuff. Definitely part of Trump's "Make America Gross Again" campaign.


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Caught in a Honeypot – Marine Clayton Lonetree Betrays His Country
Marine Security Guard Clayton Lonetree was seduced by a Russian woman, "Violetta Seina," at the annual Marine Corps Ball in November 1985. She worked as a telephone operator and translator for Embassy Moscow but lived a double life as a KGB agent. Lonetree was so highly regarded that he was chosen to be part of the Marine unit assigned to provide security for the 1985 summit between Soviet premier Mikhail Gorbachev and President Ronald Reagan. However, despite the strict non-fraternization ("no frat") policy imposed on all MSGs in such parts of the world, Lonetree and Seina began a relationship soon after they met. She introduced him to her "Uncle Sasha," KGB operative Aleksey Yefimov, who asked Lonetree to become a "friend of the Soviet Union."
Lonetree was soon convinced to turn over confidential information, including embassy floor plans. After he was transferred to Embassy Vienna in 1986, he passed on blueprints of that embassy and burn bags with top secret cables, including on U.S. arms reduction. On December 14, 1986, Lonetree came forward to the CIA station chief in Vienna and confessed. He was immediately turned over to the Navy Intelligence Service (NIS) and placed under arrest, charged with espionage.
Lonetree was convicted on multiple counts of turning over classified information, was court-martialed in 1987 and sentenced to 30 years in prison. He was the first U.S. Marine Corps member ever convicted of espionage. Because of his cooperation with authorities, his sentence was reduced to 25 years of which he served nine before being released in February 1996.
Chaos ensued as this scandal began to unfold. Secretary of State George Shultz phoned Ambassador to Thailand Bill Brown, in the middle of the night. Brown was a former Marine who had served in Moscow and was considered a useful resource. As Brown notes in his oral history, when the Secretary of State "asks you to do something, you do it." Brown went straight to Washington to help remedy the problem. What was initially supposed to be a quick fix turned into an ordeal that took a decade for everyone involved to get over. Embassy Moscow was assumed to have been so infiltrated that staff took to using children's "magic slate" writing pads to pass messages back and forth, while the new embassy building was discovered to be "one huge, KGB radio station." Brown was interviewed by Charles Stuart Kennedy beginning in November 1998.
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"Things Really Hit the Fan"
BROWN: [This] is what I would call the "Moscow scandal." Around midnight one night, I received a phone call from Secretary of State Shultz, who said to me: "Bill, we've got a scandal involving a Marine Security Guard assigned to the Embassy in Moscow. His name is Lonetree, and another Marine is also involved in this affair. The issue is 'white hot' back in Washington. Demands have been made for the establishment of commissions to investigate this matter. I need someone whom I can trust to do a quick and dirty review of this situation, taking perhaps, five or six weeks. You're an old Marine and you served in the Embassy in Moscow. I'd like you to come back to Washington right away and handle this matter for me." Some 30 seconds later, my wife said, "What kind of a conversation was that? All you said was, 'Yes, sir.'" [Laughter] I said, "Well, that's it. When the Secretary of State asks you to do something, you do it."
So I got together with my new DCM [Deputy Chief of Mission], Joe Winder. I said, "I'll be gone in Washington for five or six weeks on this matter. Don't sell the farm too cheaply." I flew immediately to Washington and arrived in the middle of a maelstrom.
A Marine Security Guard, a Native American named Lonetree was the person principally involved. In Vienna, Lonetree walked into the Embassy and conveyed a confession that he had been suborned by the KGB in Moscow during his tour of duty there. There emerged the impression that together with another Marine Security Guard, he had given the KGB access to the inner workings of the Embassy in Moscow. That caused an uproar.
[This happened in] 1987, the spring of 1987. Things really hit the fan at that time. I arrived in Washington and was immediately whisked into Secretary Shultz's office and then to Colin Powell's office in the White House. There was a frenetic atmosphere about the whole incident. Hearings in Congress were taking place that day. Ambassador Arthur Hartman, a distinguished American diplomat then finishing his tour as Ambassador to Moscow, was on the griddle. This turned out to be his last day in 40 years spent in the Foreign Service. And what a day it was for him!
I went over first to a hearing in the House of Representatives. There, were then-Representative Olympia Snowe [R-Maine] and another Representative from New Jersey who had just made an investigatory trip to Moscow, where they found that the whole Embassy was assumed to have been fully penetrated by KGB bugs.
Therefore, they had resorted to communicating with each other and accompanying staff by the use of Mickey Mouse writing pads. That is, you write on the pad, and the writing shows up. Then you lift the sheet of plastic, and the writing disappears. These two Committee members were charging Ambassador Hartman and the Foreign Service with having permitted this gross scandal to take place.
From the House of Representatives we raced across on the underground Congressional subway to a meeting in a "Secure Hearing Room" of the Senate. There the Senate Intelligence Committee looking into this matter. The Director of the Navy Investigative Service and other, senior security officers were being grilled as to the investigation of this matter and the confessions which Lonetree and the other Marine Security Guard, an African American had made. I remember Senator [William] Borah [R-Idaho] asking the Director of the Naval Investigative Service: "Did you do it 'right' this time?" He clearly implied that there had been other cases which had not been handled very well. The NIS Director assured him that the Navy Investigative Service had conducted a proper investigation and that the confessions and testimony which had been taken from Lonetree and the other Marine were valid.
Well, I returned to the office of Secretary of State Shultz. I gave him a quick report. Deputy Secretary of State Whitehead attended this meeting. I was told to make and investigation prepare an "eyes only" report for Shultz. I managed to secure the assistance of help of Vic Dikeos, a former Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Security, with whom I had worked when he was a "fraud fighter" in the consular Fraud Unit at the Consulate General in Hong Kong in 1957. I also recruited Bill Courtney, a good drafting officer who later became Ambassador to one of the Central Asian Republics, formerly part of the Soviet Union. He was a solid officer with an extensive background in Soviet affairs. I also got a secretary or two, repaired to an office in the Operations Center, and opened up my own approach to this issue. I did not have authority to take formal testimony as a legal investigator with full powers; I was simply to investigate the situation and report back with recommendations to Shultz.
We read through the files made available to me. The Foreign Service Inspection Corps had already gathered its own files from its own Foreign Service Inspectors over the years on the question of the security status of Marine Security Guard units. This was not the first problem which had arisen in connection with Marine Security Guard detachments in various embassies, including some in Communist countries. Inspections by Foreign Service Inspectors had revealed "peccadilloes" or breaches and suspected improper conduct by Marine Security Guards. We touched base with people in the CIA and, of course, in the Marine Corps.
Then I flew with Secretary Shultz to Moscow where he had scheduled major meetings with then-Soviet Foreign Minister Shevardnadze and, ultimately, with Soviet President Gorbachev. I had already come to some preliminary conclusions which I conveyed to Shultz's executive Secretary Charley Hill. Charley Hill took me up to the front of the plane to talk with Secretary Shultz, en route to Moscow.
"By this time, Secretary Shultz had turned crimson…"
I'll never forget that conversation. I said, "Mr. Secretary, by the time I'm through, you'll probably want to throw me off this plane at 35,000 feet." Already, Moscow, I had discovered patterns of conduct which were very disturbing, not only regarding the behavior of Marine Security Guards. I had learned some of this from former Directors General of the Foreign Service and senior security types. There had been quite a few cases which have developed over the years, in which Americans have been blackmailed and suborned by the KGB and other Communist security services. These cases by no means involved just Marine Security Guards. Foreign Service Officers, including some fairly senior Foreign Service Officers, and, in some cases, ambassadors, have been 'lured' by the KGB and its sister services.
I told Shultz that we had a very serious problem. Even though Shultz had asked me to look at the problem affecting Marine Security Guards, he had authorized me to look at anything else of this nature. I told him that I had some 'drastic' options to submit. One option would require polygraphing senior Foreign Service Officers, including Ambassadors who are posted to communist countries. Immediately, I could see a flush rising in Secretary Shultz's face, because he was on record as being adamantly opposed to taking polygraphs. …
Finally, it was suggested that everybody be polygraphed. Shultz and Jim Baker [then White House Chief of Staff] said that they would quit before they would go through such an indignity. I was well aware of this background and appreciated the problems associated with it.…
I gave the Secretary of State the option of authorizing a limited series of polygraphs as deterrents. That is, put on a 3″ x 5″ card "open questions" to be asked an Ambassador, a DCM, or anybody else who had authorized access to the "crown jewels" [highly sensitive files] of the Embassy, especially one in a communist country, including the Communications Room, the neighboring storage vaults, and so on. I drafted a question which would be asked such officers before they were ever appointed to a position in a communist country. It would go something like this: "Did you, during your tenure, give unauthorized access to the crown jewels?" It was as simple as that. You could carry this card in your pocket as a reminder, and that would be it. Well, as I said, a flush rose on the Secretary's face when he heard this. There's a passing reference to that conversation in his book of memoirs.
I also told Secretary Shultz that I was deeply disturbed at the time over the issues of accountability and responsibility. As I interviewed senior people up the chain of command in the Department of State, I found a distinct disinclination to accept responsibility. I had been a Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific Affairs and had, along with Frank Wisner and other counterparts, co-drafted a directive which reminded every new ambassador that his chain of command ran through the regional, Assistant Secretary of the Department of State and, thence to the Secretary of State and the President. This was intended to cut off cowboy conduct which some Ambassadors engaged in, intending to could circumvent their regional, Assistant Secretary.
I was a typical Foreign Service Officer in that respect. I accepted that there was a chain of command. An ambassador reports to his regional Assistant Secretary, thence to the Secretary of State, and then on to the President. However, when it came to a disaster like this (remember that at the time it was alleged that our Embassy in Moscow and our Consulate General in Leningrad had been completely penetrated by the KGB) no one seemed willing to recognize this or any other chain of command for taking responsibility. Their attitude was: "This involves the Embassy in Moscow, and we have an ambassador over there. How in the world can I be expected to accept any responsibility for the meanderings of some Marine Security Guard?"
On the plane, I highlighted for Shultz the problem of enforcing responsibility and accountability. To dramatize it I said that I had recently learned that, within the Department of State, he as Secretary of State, couldn't fire anybody. I was alluding to the case of an officer who was to be dismissed but appealed the decision. The ruling at the time was that the Secretary of State could not fire him. I added that I found that the most that an ambassador could do was to transfer somebody and issue an oral reprimand which could be done only under very special circumstances and had to be delivered face to face. Meanwhile, the person involved could not be suspended without pay.
By this time, Secretary Shultz had turned crimson, but I continued my remarks, I said, "If heads have to roll, you will be under great political pressure, but your options are limited, along the lines which I have just described. One of the things that you might consider would be a series of Letters of Regret. Ambassador Hartman has retired. You could write Hartman a letter which said, 'Dear Ambassador, As you are now retired from the Foreign Service, I am writing you a letter in which I wish to praise the good work you did during your very distinguished career. However, I have to register for the record a sense of regret that, during your tenure as Ambassador to Moscow, this situation developed.'"
I also told Secretary Shultz: "You could send a similar letter to the DCM. You could also write a similar letter to the Administrative Officer in the Embassy in Moscow and the Security Officer, since they are in the line of command. You could also send a similar letter to the Assistant Secretary of State for European Affairs, who is senior to Ambassador Hartman and the Assistant Secretary of State for Security, who is responsible for overseeing the security situation in the Embassy. You could also go higher than that."
Secretary Shultz looked at me and said, "What do you mean?" I said, "You could prepare a letter of regret from the President of the United States to you, saying: 'Dear George, you've been a great Secretary of State. However, I note with regret that, during your tenure this deplorable event occurred.'" At this point Secretary Shultz said, "What about Secretary of Defense Weinberger?"
I also said that the Secretary of State could send a letter stating that, as an old Marine, he expresses regret that Marines under the Secretary of Defense had been derelict in their duties.
Well, while we were in Moscow, Secretary of State Shultz went off to his meetings with President Gorbachev and Soviet Foreign Minister Shevardnadze. I talked with the DCM, Dick Combs, with whom I had served in Moscow and with a variety of other senior officers. The atmosphere was terrible. Marines on duty had a security officer seated next to them signaling lack of trust, and the assumption was that all rooms and all equipment had been compromised.
The new embassy building was "one huge KGB radio station"
I visited the Consulate General in Leningrad and found a similar mess. I went back to Moscow and arrived early in the morning just as Secretary Shultz was being shown the new building for the Embassy….
As I visited the new building with Secretary Shultz we saw that after boring into various parts of the new structure, security technicians found that the whole building was one huge, KGB radio station. That is, there were transmission elements in the columns supporting the structure which had been built under supervision by experienced teams of U.S. security specialists and to our specifications. In other words, right under our noses, the Soviets had fully penetrated the building. They had done so to such an extent that, in effect, it was a broadcasting station, transmitting to Soviet listeners. Whole teams of Seabees [Navy Construction Battalions] had been brought to Moscow to ensure the security of the Embassy construction, but these precautions had been in vain.
Diagram from Newsweek Magazine, April 1987
When we finished this inspection of the new building, Secretary Shultz asked me, "What are your recommendations on this?" I said, "Mr. Secretary, you have the Laird Commission and the Schlesinger Commission, which was specifically devoted to this problem. Really, I don't think that I'm your man to make recommendations on this. However, I'll say this. The old Chancery, built during the time of Stalin, is now run down because the Department knew that we were going to give it up, and it was not properly maintained for some years. Nevertheless, this old Chancery is still capable of holding the staff of the Embassy, so I would plan to continue in that old building for the next 10 years. You might consider that, by the time this scandal is over, it will take 10 years for the blood pressure of the U.S. Congress to recover. Meanwhile, all the new plans and procedures will also take 10 years to complete. Meanwhile, it will take the Soviets another 10 years to get over their hang-ups. So you should prepare for 10 years of continued occupation of the old Chancery."
Lo and behold, that's what it took, 10 years. However, I said that I didn't want to get involved in this issue. (I could see, looming before me, the prospect of never returning to Bangkok.) Rather, I said that for comparative purposes I wanted to visit our embassies in Bucharest and Budapest, where old colleagues were serving as ambassadors, and get a feel for their Marine Guards' situation.
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Hiker Makes Contact After 31 Days Missing
June 14, 2017 June 14, 2017 Phillip Charlier 0 Comment missing persons, mountain rescue
Updated 15:32 June 14
A man who set out on a planned 15 day cross-island hike May 13 made contact by cellphone this morning. Although unable to specify his exact location, he identified a ridge north of Dagui Mountain. Rescuers are using the phone signal to attempt to pinpoint his position.
The 29 year-old New Taipei City resident surnamed Lee departed from Nantou May 13, expecting to reach Hualian May 28. His last phone contact was May 15. Lee's family reported him missing June 3. Hualian Fire Bureau dispatched a rescue team and helicopter to search for Lee but after many days were unable to find the missing hiker.
Lee made a call this morning and said he was injured after a fall, and suspects his left lower leg is fractured. He said that he was on a ridge 4 or 5 kilometers north of peak 2487. Unable to walk, he had crawled up to the top of the ridge. He and had run out of food and water yesterday and was also almost out of fuel. He also told rescuers he was sheltering in a sleeping bag under a yellow canopy.
Rescuers are are waiting for weather conditions to improve so they can dispatch a helicopter. Taiwan is currently under the influence of a severe rain system expected to affect the island until Tuesday. Hualian Fire Bureau said heavy rain is making the rescue attempt more difficult.
Update 15:53 June 13: A helicopter was sent to the location this morning but poor visibility and thick forest prevented them from air-dropping supplies. Helicopter rescue is a priority because the location is about 1 week away on foot. If the helicopter is unable to perform an air-rescue, they will attempt to land a rescue party at a suitable location. Reports did not specify that they had made visual contact or identified the specific location of the missing hiker. Rescuers expressed concern about the impending rain and the possibility he might succumb to hypothermia.
29 year-old hiker, Mr. Lee. Picture: Facebook
Map showing the ridge north of peak 2487.
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When I started having problems with a tap at my place, I called the landlord for him to get it fixed because the water pipe which needed accessing was behind the wall. He told me he would come along with a plumber to assess the damage on Monday. Once all inspection was done, Mr Trademen told me he would come round on Wednesday morning at 08:30am sharp. He was working in a bungalow at Albion and he would go there the following day but skip Wednesday to come to mine.
However when at 10am on Wednesday, no one was at my house, I called the landlord to see what was happening and he told me he would call me back after speaking to the plumber. The next thing I heard was the plumber would come at 12 o'clock now. I was not happy I was not informed and I made it clear to the landlord and that's when he said "bann zouvrier kumsa mem sa, pena konfians ar zot". So to him, the plumber can do whatever he feels like and he's powerless to do anything. Well not me though!
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So as I imagined, he didn't come on the day he was supposed to but rather came the next morning around 10:30. He's done most work and had to come the following day too to finish off.
The main reason I wanted to write about this is not to complain but to point something out. I've had my fair share of dealing with tradesmen here in Mauritius and I'm very annoyed the way they work. However since I'm the one paying them, I lay down my rules and don't tolerate any nonsense from them. I have nevertheless noticed a lot of Mauritians succumb to the inconsiderate workers here and accept their inefficiency as standard across the country.
Am I right or wrong to return to Mauritius?


Do you indeed decree what is right, you mighty lords? Do you judge people fairly?
The wicked go astray from the womb; they err from their birth, speaking lies.
Let them be like the snail that dissolves into slime; like the untimely birth that never sees the sun.
The righteous will rejoice when they see vengeance done; they will bathe their feet in the blood of the wicked.


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Medical studies at the Universities of Heidelberg and Göttingen (Germany)
1987–1989 Research & doctorate at the Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology, University of Göttingen
1990 3rd state examination in human medicine and licence to practise as a physician, University of Göttingen
06/1990–12/1990 Junior Doctor & research at the Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology, University of Göttingen
01/1991–03/1992 Junior doctor training activity & assistant physician activity at the Department of Traumatology of the Surgical Clinic of St. Bernward Hospital Hildesheim, Teaching Hospital of the University of Göttingen
04/1992–11/1992 Research at the Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology, University of Göttingen
1992 Dissertation MD/PhD, University of Göttingen
12/1992–1997 Specialist training in orthopaedics at the Clinic for Orthopaedics, University Hospital Freiburg (Germany)
1993–2004 Experimental research in the field of cell cultivation and tissue engineering, University Hospital Freiburg
1995 Training with Prof. L. Peterson, GMC Gothenburg, Sweden
1997 Certification as an orthopaedic specialist, South Baden Medical Association, Freiburg
1997–2001 Project Manager of the research project "Cartilage Engineering", Baden-Württemberg Ministry of Science
1997–2003 Senior Physician at the Department of Orthopaedics, University Hospital Freiburg, with further training in the field of arthroscopic knee surgery & cartilage regeneration
1998–2007 Member of the founding committee of the Valley Tissue Engineering Center, University Hospital Freiburg
1998–present Head of the "Cartilage Research Group" at the Valley Tissue Engineering Center, University Hospital Freiburg
003–2007 Appointment as Medical Head of the Section for Cartilage Transplantation at the University Hospital Freiburg
2004 Habilitation in orthopaedics (Prof. Reichelt), University of Freiburg
2005 Appointment as Private Lecturer with conferral of "venia legendi" for orthopaedics at the Medical Faculty of the University of Freiburg
2006 Certification in sports medicine, South Baden Medical Association, Freiburg
2006 Appointment as Honorary Professor, Institute of Sports Medicine, Beijing University
2008 Certification as a specialist in orthopaedics & trauma surgery, South Baden Medical Association, Freiburg
04/2007–2014 Chief Physician for orthobiology & cartilage regeneration, Schulthess Clinic, Zürich
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Teresa Krones (Ihr größter Erfolg) è un film del 1934 diretto da Johannes Meyer.

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Il film fu prodotto dalla Cine-Allianz Tonfilmproduktions GmbH e dalla T.K. Tonfilm-Produktion GmbH.

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Distribuito dalla Casino Film Exchange, uscì nelle sale cinematografiche tedesche presentato a Stoccarda il 20 dicembre 1934.

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He moved on to the University of Kansas where he played for four years and was a starter for the final three years of his career. He averaged 79 tackles a game his junior and senior seasons and finished his career with 238 tackles, 20 tackles for loss and 9.5 sacks.
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require 'benchmark/ips'

class API < Grape::API
  prefix :api
  version 'v1', using: :path

  params do
    requires :address, type: Hash do
      requires :street, type: String
      requires :postal_code, type: Integer
      optional :city, type: String
    end
  end
  post '/' do
    'hello'
  end
end

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  method: 'POST',
  params: {
    address: {
      street: 'Alexis Pl.',
      postal_code: '90210',
      city: 'Beverly Hills'
    }
  }
}

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end

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end


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Pending home sales are down 37% from last year
November 30, 2022 By Cornelius Smith
Pending home sales continued to fall in October, recording a 4.6% month-over-month drop that resulted in an index reading of 77.1, according to data released Wednesday by the National Association of Realtors.
This is the fifth consecutive month of declines. Pending home sales have now fallen in 11 of the last 12 months.
Year over year, the PHSI was down 37.0%, marking the 17th consecutive month of annual declines. An index of 100 is equal to the level of contract activity in 2001.
"October was a difficult month for home buyers as they faced 20-year-high mortgage rates," Lawrence Yun, NAR's chief economist, said in a statement.
In recent weeks, however, mortgage rates have dipped back into the 6.0% range, leading experts believe this may result in a slower pace of year-over-year pending home sales declines in coming months.
"Pending home sales have fallen again, but one thing that has recently happened is that mortgage rates have fallen recently, and for the first time since rates rose, we have had 4 straight weeks of growth in the purchase application data," Logan Mohtashami, HousingWire's lead analyst, said. "This data looks out 30-90 days, so we might see this show up more in the January and February data. The year-over-year declines in the purchase apps data have also stopped going lower. Context is critical. We work from an extremely low bar in pending home sales and purchase apps. However, still an encouraging sign."
On a month over month basis, three out of the four major U.S. regions recorded declines, with the West recording the largest monthly decline at 11.3% to a reading of 55.6. The Midwest was the only region to record a monthly gain, rising 3.3% from September to a reading of 83.5. Year over year, all four regions experienced declines, with the West recording the largest drop at 46.2%.
"The West region, in particular, suffered from the combination of high interest rates and expensive home prices," Yun said. "Only the Midwest squeaked out a gain."


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Епи́скоп Васи́лий (в миру Влади́мир Гаври́лович Павло́вский; 21 ноября 1880, Казань — 23 октября 1945, Мюнхен) — епископ Русской православной церкви, епископ Венский и Австрийский. Филолог, востовед. Автор работ по этнографии и филологии.

Биография
Окончил Казанскую духовную семинарию и в 1904 году — Казанскую духовную академию со степенью кандидата богословия с правом преподавания в семинарии. Преподавал в духовных семинариях Сибири. Получил степень магистра богословия.

Директор учительской семинарии в Алексеевске. Профессор кафедры русского языка и литературы в Педагогическом институте им. Ушинского во Владивостоке и Дальневосточном университете, где преподавал до 1921 года.

Опубликовал работы об эпосе, этимологии русского языка и этимологии русского языка и методике преподавания и др.

Эмигрировал в Китай, примкнул к Русской Православной Церкви за границей.

Жил в Харбине. В 1925—1927 годы — профессор Института ориентальных и коммерческих наук в Харбине (ИОКН). Директор гимназии А. С. Пушкина и русской школы в Мукдене.

2 февраля 1930 году принял монашеский постриг с именем Василий.

С октября 1934 по октябрь 1938 года был деканом Богословского факультета Свято-Владимировского института в Харбине, затем после преобразования его в Богословский институт святого Владимира был там профессором богословия.

С 1935 года был также первым председателем Братства святого Апостола и Евангелиста Иоанна Богослова при богословском факультете и оставался им до принятия архиерейства.

Редактор-издатель однодневного журнала-сборника «Рождественский благовест» (Харбин: Тип. Казан — Богородиц, муж. монастыря, 1936 — 26 с Тираж 700 экз.).

В сане архимандрита был редактором духовно-нравственного журнала «Хлеб Небесный», издаваемого типографией Казанско-Богородицкой обители в Харбине. 7 мая 1938 года архимандрит Василий упоминается настоятелем данного монастыря. Вскоре после этого отбыл в Германию.

В августе 1938 года принял участие во II Всезарубежном Соборе в Сремских Карловцах как представитель Харбинского Свято-Владимирского института. На Соборе был избран викарным епископом Потсдамским, викарием Берлинской епархии с поручением ему организации православного богословского института в Германии. Однако ко времени хиротонии епископ Берлинский и Германский Серафим (Ляде) выразил пожелание, чтобы его викарий носил титул Венский, так как, во-первых, Вена в тот момент была вторым по значению городом Германского государства, а во-вторых, там, в отличие от Потсдама, проживало немало русских эмигрантов.

1 января 1939 года в русском храме в Белграде архимандрит Василий был рукоположен во епископа Венского, викария Германской епархии. Хиротонию совершили: Патриарх Сербский Гавриил, митрополит Кишинёвский Анастасий (Грибановский), архиепископы Феофан (Гаврилов), Гермоген (Максимов) и епископ Мукачевский и Пряшевский Владимир (Раич) (Сербская православная церковь).

В это же время он подает в немецкое Рейхсминистерство церковных дел разработанный им устав православного теологического факультета при Восточноевропейском институте в Бреслау (ныне Вроцлав, Польша). Однако руководство Вермахта не поддержало данный проект.

В конце 1943 года был участником Архиерейского Собора в Вене, осудившего избрание Патриархом Московским и всея Руси митрополита Сергия (Страгородского) как неканоническое.

В годы войны был направлен в Белград и включён в состав Архиерейского Синода Русской Зарубежной Церкви, заняв должность секретаря Синода.

14 июля 1945 года на прошедшем в Мюнхене первом после окончания войны заседании Архиерейского Синода РПЦЗ был решено образовать самостоятельную Австрийскую епархию. Её правящим архиереем с титулом «Венский и Австрийский» был назначен епископ Василий (Павловский)

Скончался 23 октября 1945 году в Мюнхене.

Библиография
 Павловский В. Г. Вагулы. — Казань, 1900
 Павловский В. Г. Духовный вождь русского народа. — Харбин, 1928

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Литература
 Верл М. Епископ Василий Венский 1880—1945 // «Православная Русь». — 2000. — № 18. — С. 4-5

Епископы Русской православной церкви заграницей
Русские эмигранты первой волны в Китае
Выпускники Казанской духовной академии
Выпускники Казанской духовной семинарии
Настоятели Казанско-Богородицкого монастыря (Харбин)


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My favourite moment of the day was when I began my walk up the aisle, flanked by my parents, one on each side, and saw the absolute adoration in Kaspars eyes at the altar. I wanted to break into a run just to get up to him and marry him but had to walk in step to the haunting melody of 'The Secret Wedding' from Braveheart. The ceremony was beautifully celebrated by Monseignor Pádraig Ó Fiannachta. Soloist and organist Sharon Reidy provided the music in the church, while family members played various traditional Irish instruments on the altar and my niece Juliette sang the reflection after Communion. I was glad to be able to involve so many friends and family in the ceremony.
Amazing setting, amazing venue full of history and character, with an unsurpassable standard of service, food and attention to detail from the perfect hosts the Cluskey family.
Another focal point on the day was the children's table, which I had decorated that morning for my 4 nieces and 2 nephews. They had a centrepiece of windmills, lollipops and sweets, with party bags filled with gifts and goodies tailored to meet their individual interests and tastes.
Are those Percy Pigs I spy? I think I would have been swapping my placecard for a seat at that table!
Colette & Kaspars blended the traditional and contemporary by having both wedding cake and cupcakes, made by James from Jam Bakeries (Tralee, Killarney, Kenmare and Cork). And it was a lovely touch to use the birdcage to keep the guest's cards - all too often I've seen birdcages in wedding decor really without a purpose, but this is a lovely decorative touch and practical too.
If I had one piece of advice for brides and grooms it would be to ensure your day reflects both of you, your personalities, interests and love for each other. During the planning stages of our wedding, so many opinions were thrust upon me as to what I should do, how it should look, etc. It would have been easy to take the hassle out of planning and go with some of these suggestions, but you have to remain true to your vision for the day so that you feel comfortable and satisfied on the big day and that it is truly unique and personal to you. Oh, and delegate, delegate, delegate!!!
Congratulations guys, hope you're enjoying a wonderful married life!
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Complainant is Le Cordon Bleu International B.V. ("Complainant"), of Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
Respondents are Ecole de Cuisine Manille and/or Ma. Lourdes Dayrit ("Respondents") of Pasig City, the Philippines.
The disputed domain names <ecmilecordonbleu.com> and <lecordonbleumanille.com> (the�"Domain�Names") are registered with eNOM, Inc.
On September�21,�2006, the WIPO Arbitration and Mediation Center (the�"Center") received a copy of the Complaint of Complainant via email. On September�25,�2006, the Center received hardcopy of the Complaint. On September�25,�2005, after the Center sent a Request for Verification to the Registrar requesting verification of registration data, the Registrar confirmed, inter alia, that it is the registrar of the Domain Names and that the Domain Names are registered in Respondent's name. On September�28,�2006, the Center sent an Acknowledgment of Receipt of Complaint to Complainant.
The Center verified that the Complaint with Amendment satisfies the formal requirements of the ICANN Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (the�"Policy"), the Rules for Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (the�"Rules"), and the Supplemental Rules for Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (the�"Supplemental�Rules"). On September�26,�2006, the Center sent a Notification of Complaint and Commencement of Administrative Proceeding to Respondent together with copies of the Complaint with Amendment, with a copy to Complainant. This notification was sent by the methods required under paragraph�2(a) of the Rules.
On October�12,�2006, the Center received the Response of Respondents via email. The�Response contained copies of an administrative proceeding before the Intellectual Property Organization ("IPO") of the Philippines in which Complainant and Respondents were parties. Nothing in the Response directly addressed the issues before the Panel.
On November�13,�2006, after the Center received a completed and signed Statement of Acceptance and Declaration of Impartiality and Independence from Richard�W.�Page (the�"Panel"), the Center notified the parties of the appointment of a single-arbitrator panel consisting of the Panel.
On November�14,�2006, the Panel accepted a supplemental filing entitled Reply from Complainant and gave Respondents until November�19,�2006, to submit any further supplemental filing. After a request by Respondents for additional time, the deadline for Respondents' supplemental filing was extended until November�28,�2006.
A final request by Complainant to file a summary memorandum was granted. Each Party was given until December�15,�2006, to file a summary memorandum of its position. On December�19,�2006, the Center delivered a summary memorandum from each party to the Panel.
Complainant is a well-known company operating culinary schools worldwide. Since�1895, the name and mark LE CORDON BLEU (the "Mark") has been associated with the business of Complainant and its predecessors and used in connection with the provision of its services and the sales of its goods worldwide. Today Complainant is truly international with 27 schools in more that 15 countries. Complainant accepts approximately 22,000 students per year. The same name and mark has also been used in respect of the international marketing and promotion activities of Complainant.
The LE CORDON BLEU Mark in several variations has been registered and applied for in several countries. At least two of those registrations are in the Philippines where Respondents are domiciled and other registrations include the Benelux Countries, the European Community and the United States of America.
Respondents have provided copies of an objection they filed with the Philippines IPO to the registration of a third registration by Complainant involving the LE CORDON BLEU Mark. The Philippines IPO appears to have sustained Respondents' objection because of a long standing prior use of the phrase "Cordon Bleu" in the Philippines. Complainant has stated in its Reply that the Philippines IPO order sustaining the objection to Complainant registration of the Mark is not final and is still pending on judicial appeal. Nothing in the record indicates that Complainant's two previous registrations CORDON BLEU and DEVICE #60631 (Class 21) or LE CORDON BLEU PARIS 1895 and DEVICE #54352 (Class 41) have been challenged.
(i) Complainant contends that it has registrations of LE CORDON BLEU Mark worldwide.
(ii) Complainant argues that the Domain Names are confusingly similar to LE CORDON BLEU Mark, pursuant to paragraph�4(a)(i) of the Policy, because they wholly incorporate the Mark with the addition of generic terms.
(iii) Complainant contends that Respondents have no rights or legitimate interests in the Domain Names, pursuant to paragraph�4(a)(ii), and that Respondents have failed to demonstrate any of the three circumstances that constitute rights to or legitimate interests in the Domain Names.
Respondents cannot demonstrate rights or legitimate interest in the Domain Names under paragraph�4(c)(i) because it has not made use, or demonstrable preparations to use, the Domain Names in connection with the bona fide offering of goods or services.
Respondents cannot demonstrate rights or legitimate interests in the Domain Names under paragraph�4(c)(ii) because they are not commonly known under either of the Domain Names. Respondents have no connection or affiliation with Complainant, and have not received any license or consent, express or implied, to use LE CORDON BLEU Mark in a domain name or in any other manner.
Respondents cannot demonstrate rights or legitimate interests in the Domain Names under paragraph�4(c)(iii) because it is not making a legitimate noncommercial or fair use of the Domain Names without the intent to (a) derive commercial gain, (b) misleadingly divert consumers, or (c) tarnish the trademark at issue. Complainant alleges that Respondents have deliberately registered the Domain Names containing LE CORDON BLEU Mark to attract the attention of Internet users.
(iv) Complainant contends that Respondents registered and are using the Domain Names in bad faith in violation of paragraph�4(a)(iii).
Complainant argues that the Respondents have intentionally registered the Domain Names and made LE CORDON BLUE Mark part of their corporate name to intentionally deceive internet users and others into believing that Respondents are associated with Complainant. Complainant further alleges that Ma.�Lourdes �Dayrit and her mother Ms.�Pat�Dayrit have both attended Le Cordon Bleu School in Paris and have actual knowledge of the LE CORDON BLEU Mark.
Pursuant to the Policy, paragraph�4(b)(iv) by using the domain name, Complainant alleges that Respondents have intentionally attempted to attract, for commercial gain, Internet users to Respondents' website, by creating a likelihood of confusion with the Complainant's mark as to the source, sponsorship, affiliation, or endorsement of Respondents' website or location or of a product.
(i) Respondents do not dispute that Complainant has registrations of LE�CORDON�BLEU Mark, even in the Philippines, but does provide an order from the Philippines IPO sustaining an objection to an application for registration #72264 of LE CORDON BLEU and DEVICE (Classes 8, 9, 16, 21, 24, 25, 29, and 30).
(ii) Respondents do not contest that the Domain Names are identical or confusingly similar to the LE CORDON BLEU Mark.
(iii) Respondents may be inferred to be asserting that they have rights to or legitimate interests in the Domain Names because they have conducted a business operation in the Philippines for several decades using as Ecole Cordon Bleu de Manille, utilizing as an integral part of their business the phrase "cordon bleu".
(iv) Respondents may be inferred to be asserting that they have not registered or used the Domain Names in bad faith.
Complainant contends that it has registrations of LE CORDON BLEU Mark worldwide. Respondents do not dispute that Complainant has such worldwide registrations, including in the Philippines. On the record presented in this proceeding, the legal situation between the parties in the Philippines is unclear. Respondents appear to have objected to the use of the phrase "le cordon bleu" as part of application #72264 for "LE CORDON BLEU and DEVICE" (Classes 8, 9, 16, 21, 24, 25, 29, and�30). The objection seems to have been administratively upheld by the Philippines IPO, but subject to existing judicial review. The other registrations of CORDON BLEU PARIS 1865 and of CORDON BLEU appear to have been approved without objection.
The Panel need only decide the narrow issue of whether Complainant has enforceable trademark rights. Despite the situation in the Philippines, the Panel finds for purposes of this proceeding that the worldwide registrations of Complainant covering the LE CORDON BLEU Mark constitute enforceable trademark rights.
Complainant further contends that the Domain Names are identical with and confusingly similar to the LE CORDON BLEU Mark pursuant to the Policy, paragraph�4(a)(i), because they wholly incorporate the Mark with the addition of generic terms.
Respondents have not contested the assertions by Complaint and that the Domain Names are confusingly similar to the LE CORDON BLEU Mark.
As numerous courts and prior URDP panels have recognized, the incorporation of a trademark in its entirety may be sufficient to establish that a domain name is identical or confusingly similar to the complainant's registered mark. See Paccar Inc. v. Telescan Technologies, L.L.C., 115 F. Supp. 772 (E.D. Mich. 2000) (finding that <peterbuilttrucks.com>, <kenworthtrucks.com> and similar domain names are not appreciably different from the trademarks PETERBUILT and KENWORTH); Quixar Investments Inc. v. Dennis Hoffman, WIPO Case No.�D2000-0253 (May�29,�2000) (finding that QUIXTAR and <quixtarmortgage.com> are legally identical). The addition of other terms in the domain name does not affect a finding that the domain name is identical or confusingly similar to the Complainant's registered trademark.
The Panel notes that the entirety of the LE CORDON BLEU Mark is included in the Domain Names. Therefore, the Panel finds that the Domain Names are confusingly similar to the LE CORDON BLEU Mark pursuant to the Policy, paragraph�4(a)(i).
According to Complainant, Respondents have actual knowledge of the rights of Complainant and have traded on Complainant's LE CORDON BLEU Mark without permission. Therefore, none of the business activities can be deemed legitimate for purposes of establishing rights or legitimate interests pursuant to paragraphs�4(c)(i), (ii)�or (iii) of the Policy.
Paragraph�4(a)(ii) requires the Complainant to prove that the Respondents have no rights to or legitimate interests in the Domain Names. Once the Complainant establishes a prima facie showing that none of the three circumstances establishing legitimate interests or rights applies, the burden of production on this factor shifts to the Respondents to rebut the showing. The burden of proof, however, remains with Complainant to prove each of the three elements of paragraph�4(a). See Document Technologies, Inc. v. International Electronic Communications, Inc., WIPO Case No.�D2000-0270 (June�6,�2000).
Respondents have provided the Panel with copies of their objection in the administrative proceeding before the Philippines IPO. The evidence before this Panel does not establish that the order is final or what findings of fact have been made. Therefore, insufficient evidence is presented that Respondents have established a right or legitimate interest in the Domain Names.
Therefore, the Panel finds that Respondents have no rights or legitimate interests in the Domain Names pursuant to the Policy, paragraph�4(a)(ii).
Complainant contends that Respondents registered and are using the Domain Names in bad faith in violation of the Policy, paragraph�4(a)(iii).
Complainant contends that Respondents registered and are using the Domain Names in bad faith in violation of paragraph�4(a)(iii). Complainant argues that Respondents have intentionally registered the Domain Names and made LE CORDON BLUE Mark part of their corporate name to deceive Internet users and others into believing that Respondents are associated with Complainant. Complainant further alleges that Ms.�Pat�Dayrit, the mother of Respondent, Ma.�Lourdes�Dayrit attended Le Cordon Bleu School in Paris and has actual knowledge of the rights of Complainant. Complainant cites the quote from Respondents' website as set forth above.
Complainant alleges a violation of paragraph�4(b)(iv) that by using the Domain Names Respondents have intentionally attempted to attract, for commercial gain, Internet users to their website, by creating a likelihood of confusion with the Complainant's mark as to the source, sponsorship, affiliation, or endorsement of your website or location or of a product.
The Panel finds that the use of the LE CORDON BLEU Mark in the Domain Names was intentional and that the elements of paragraph�4(b)(iv) have been met.
Based upon this evidence, the Panelist finds that Complainant has established that the Domain Names were registered and used in bad faith pursuant to the Policy paragraph�4(a)(iii).
This decision is made without prejudice to any final judicial ruling and supporting finding of facts from the Philippines IPO or other national court.
For all the foregoing reasons, in accordance with paragraphs 4(i) of the Policy and 15 of the Rules, the Panel orders that the domain <ecmilecordonbleu.com> and <lecordonbleumanille.com> be transferred to Complainant.


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Klaus A. Friedrich Schüler (* 18. März 1957 in Köln) ist ein ehemaliger deutscher Politiker (CDU). Er war von März 2007 bis Juni 2019 Bundesgeschäftsführer der CDU.

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Nach dem Abitur 1976 studierte Schüler Geschichte und Englische Philologie an der Universität zu Köln. 1983 legte er das Staatsexamen ab, 1986 promovierte er über das Thema "Logistik im Russlandfeldzug: die Rolle der Eisenbahn bei Planung, Vorbereitung und Durchführung des deutschen Angriffs auf die Sowjetunion bis zur Krise vor Moskau im Winter 1941/42".

Ab 1987 war er Referent für Grundsatzfragen und Pressearbeit beim Innensenator in Berlin, ab 1989 Referent für Grundsatzfragen beim Regierenden Bürgermeister von Berlin in der Senatskanzlei.

1989 trat er in die CDU ein. Von 1989 bis zum CDU-Wahlsieg in Schleswig-Holstein Anfang 2005 war er in der Bundesgeschäftsstelle der CDU im Konrad-Adenauer-Haus tätig, zunächst noch in Bonn, anschließend in Berlin. Unter anderem war er dort unter dem früheren CDU-Bundesgeschäftsführer Willi Hausmann Büroleiter, Hauptabteilungsleiter Personal und Verwaltung, Leiter der Stabsstelle Strategische Planung und Beauftragter für die Bund-Länder-Koordination bei mehreren Wahlkämpfen der Union.

Zum 27. April 2005 wurde er schleswig-holsteinischer Staatssekretär und Bevollmächtigter dieses Landes beim Bund. Schüler war in dieser Funktion auch stellvertretendes Mitglied der deutsch-französischen und der deutsch-russischen Freundschaftsgruppe im Bundesrat sowie Mitglied des ZDF-Fernsehrates.

Seit 2007 ist Schüler Mitglied des RTL-Programmausschusses.

Ab Februar 2009 übernahm Schüler den Vorsitz des Campaign Managers Committee der Internationalen Demokratischen Union (IDU).

Am 13. Mai 2019 gab Schüler bekannt, er wolle seinen Vertrag als CDU-Bundesgeschäftsführer auflösen und zum Chemiekonzern Lanxess wechseln.

Am 1. Juli 2019 gab er schließlich sein Parteiamt auf. Ihm folgte Stefan Hennewig als Bundesgeschäftsführer nach.

Er ist römisch-katholisch, verheiratet und hat ein Kind.

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 Biografie auf der Website der CDU Deutschlands

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The Irish Revolution: A Global History (Hardcover)
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How the Irish Revolution was shaped by international actors and events
The Irish War of Independence is often understood as the culmination of centuries of political unrest between Ireland and the English. However, the conflict also has a vitally important yet vastly understudied international dimension. The Irish Revolution: A Global History reassesses the conflict as an inherently transnational event, examining how circumstances and individuals abroad shaped the course Ireland's struggle for independence.
Bringing together leading international scholars of modern Ireland, its diaspora, and the British Empire, this volume discusses the Irish revolution in a truly global sense. The text situates the conflict in the wider context of the international flourishing of anti-colonial movements following World War I. Despite the differences between these movements, their proponents communicated extensively with each other, learning from and engaging with other revolutionaries in anti-imperial metropoles such as Paris, London, and New York. The contributors to this volume argue that Irish nationalists at home and abroad were intimately involved in this exchange, from mobilizing Ireland's vast diaspora in support of Irish independence to engaging directly with radical causes elsewhere. The Irish Revolution is a vital work for all those interested in Irish history, providing a new understanding of Ireland's place in the evolving postwar world.
Patrick Mannion (Editor) Patrick Mannion is Research Fellow in Irish History at the University of Edinburgh, where he works on the AHRC-funded project A Global History of Irish Revolution, 1916-23. He is the author of the prize-winning book A Land of Dreams: Ethnicity, Nationalism, and the Irish in Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, and Maine, 1880-1923. Fearghal McGarry (Editor) Fearghal McGarry is Professor of Irish History at Queen's University Belfast. He has authored and edited many books, including The Rising--Ireland: Easter 1916, Eoin O'Duffy: A Self-Made Hero, and Remembering 1916. The Easter Rising, the Somme and the Politics of Memory in Ireland.
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We are seeing some strange behavior on one of our PDA systems (on H-Class system, utilising a BEH C18 column, 50*2.1mm, 1.7um, flow 0.8 mL/min of 50/50 ACN/water). What can be the reason of this increasing baseline as shown below? The lamp was warmed up sufficiently.
Another colleague had the following suggestions: Without a little more information, it's a bit difficult to troubleshoot. My best first guess is contaminated solvents. Either the solvents themselves or the reservoirs that hold the solvents. My second best guess is some type of electronic failure. The unwavering linearity of the drift is quite unusual. Typically, if drift is related to solvents or chromatography, there will be changes in the rate which produce some signal wander. The example appears to present an almost perfectly linear rate of change which may represent something that is actually failed. A relatively quick check of this would be to stop the flow and see if the linear drift persists. If it does not, the cause is most likely chemical/chromatographic in nature. If the drift continues unabated with no flow, my suspicions would turn towards an electronic failure which would require Waters Field Service to diagnose.


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