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The 37-years-old American actor who made his acting debut in the medical drama television series ER in 2003 has an estimated net worth of $20 million, as in 2017. He made several appearances last year including the superhero film Wonder Woman featuring Gal Gadot which grossed over $821 million worldwide breaking the record of Ryan Reynolds' Deadpool which made around $781 million.
In 2009, Pine landed doing a role in the first reboot film series of Star Trek. For the role of Captain Kirk in the film, he bagged over $1.4 million. Likewise, the film collected $257.73 million worldwide which is the highest earning film franchise among all Star Trek film series till now.
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3D analysis of inverted extensional fault systems, southern Bristol Channel basin, UK
Chris J. Dart, Ken McClay and Peter N. Hollings
Geological Society, London, Special Publications, 88, 393-413, 1 January 1995, https://doi.org/10.1144/GSL.SP.1995.088.01.21
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Peter N. Hollings
East-West trending inverted extensional fault systems offset Triassic to Lower Jurassic strata close to the southern margin of the Bristol Channel basin along the north Somerset coast. Field mapping, using exceptionally detailed aerial photographs, has revealed a three phase tectonic evolution. (i) North South orientated stretching, resulting in a well developed extensional fault system. The faults are segmented, linked by relay ramps and horsetail toward their tips. (ii) North-South oriented compression, resulting in partial inversion of the extensional fault system, with the development of hangingwall buttress anticlines and zones of intense folding. (iii) North-South orientated compression, resulting in NW-SE trending dextral and NE-SW trending sinistral strike-slip faults. Comparison of hangingwall buttress anticlines exposed in North Somerset with similar larger scale structures observed on seismic profiles from the Bristol Channel shows that both are directly analogous. Correlation with regional data on the tectonic evolution southwest England, and the Bristol Channel, indicates that extension occurred during the Jurassic-Lower Cretaceous, and contractional inversion and strike-slip deformation during the Tertiary.
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[1816 Virginia Legal Subpoena involving the Extended Family of George Washington in a Chancery Suit brought by His Nephew Lawrence A. Washington].
Subpoena issued to over 50 members of the extended family of George Washington "...to appear at the clerk's office of our superior court of chancery holden at the court house of Greenbrier county…to answer a bill in chancery exhibited against them by Lawrence Augustine Washington."
Lawrence Augustine Washington (1813–1882) was the son of President Washington's full-brother, Col. Samuel Washington (1734–1781) of Berkeley County, Virginia, now Jefferson County, West Virginia. Lawrence and his brother, George Steptoe Washington (1773–1809), are mentioned in President Washington's will as being under his protection. That portion of the will concerns land in Berkeley County. The present 1816 chancery subpoena, because it references a number of heirs of President Washington, may be related to that land or proceeds derived from its sale.¹
The subpoena orders the Sherif of Culpepper County, Virginia to summon the family members to Greenbrier Court House at Lewisburg, Greenbrier County, Virginia, now West Virginia. The document is signed by Luke Bonyer, Clerk of the Court at Greenbrier in Lewisburg, Virginia, now West Virginia.
Among the names listed in the subpoena are Bushrod Washington, Eleanor P. Custis Lewis, Richard Washington, Bushrod C. Washington, John Washington, William and Sally Washington, Augusta C. Washington, Alexander Spottswood, Jane Washington Thornton, John T.A. Washington, George Washington, Andrew Parks, Walter Washington, William Washington, Martha P. Custis Peters, and George F. Washington.
Other family names seen include Herbert, Payton, Ball, Hammond, Fitzhugh, Ashton, Davidson, and Law.
Because so many individuals are named in the partly-printed subpoena form, standard verbiage printed in the middle has been crossed-out in ink. After completing the list of those subpoenaed, this verbiage was re-written by hand later in the document.
A contemporary endorsement on the verso, signed by Samuel Washington, acknowledges his lawful receipt of the subpoena. This is likely Samuel Washington (1767–1832), son of President Washington's full-brother Charles Washington (1738–1799), the founder of Charles Town in Berkeley County, Virginia, now the county seat of Jefferson County, West Virginia.
Description: [Lawrence Augustine Washington (1813–1882)]; Luke Bonyer, Clerk; Samuel Washington (1767–1832). [1816 Virginia Legal Subpoena involving the Extended Family of George Washington in a Chancery Suit brought by His Nephew Lawrence A. Washington].
[Lewisburg, Greenbrier County, Virginia, now West Virginia] Greenbrier Court House, February 13, 1816. [1]p. Partly-printed Form, completed and with emendations in manuscript. 6¾ x 8 inches. Laid paper with partial watermark. Contemporary endorsement on verso. Folds; old remnants of paper mounts on verso; very good.
Note. 1. See Ford, editor, Wills of George Washington and His Immediate Ancestors (Brooklyn, N.Y., 1891), pp93–95.
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Over the next four years my vision for FEPS is to make it more committed and integral to the national societies that it embodies, to increase our communications with them and form stronger strategic and political alliances, with the overarching aim of strengthening physiology in Europe and beyond. Our scientific meetings will remain a priority; they allow us to showcase scientific excellence, encourage early career scientists and enable enhanced networking and mutual support across national borders. Successful accomplishment of this vision would lead to physiologists being better integrated across Europe, a louder voice for physiology and FEPS having stronger partnerships and meetings with national societies and other organizations.
FEPS brings together and supports 35 national physiological societies. FEPS is a vibrant and dynamic organization -we welcomed our latest member the Portuguese Society, in 2020. The national societies remain, therefore, our strength and focus. All our constituent societies and their members have been badly affected by the pandemic caused by SARS-CoV2. FEPS will play its role in helping the societies. We will do this by increasing our communications with member societies, using both our General Council, but also by instigating individual and group conversations. In this way we can share views, information, ideas, and shape initiatives, including funding and influence. We will tap into the strength embodied in the enormous range of expertise, experience, enterprise and good will that our members possess.
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December 8, 2020January 11, 2021By INK Online
By Brandon Cyr.
Byron Bitternose has been the Chief of George Gordon's First Nation for two years, even though he became the Chief through unfortunate circumstances. In April of 2018, The Chief of Gordon's reserve passed away from cancer. Chief Bitternose was voted as acting chief, and in September the band had an election where he was able to retain his position. Chief Bitternose may be serving as Chief in troubled times, but he has hope for his people's future.
Chief Bitternose spoke of his path to the position, "It was in 08 I retired from the Regina public school board. I got a job with the band as the coordinator. I worked there 4 years and put my name in for councillor and got elected. I never really thought of being a chief, but one of my buddies there, john McNabb died of cancer. I was a councillor at the time, so the other councillors approached me to be acting chief." The position of Chief was thrust upon him, but he was able to learn on the job, and served as acting Chief for the 2 years before the Band election.
Due to proper planning, George Gordon First Nation has not been hit hard by the coronavirus. Chief Bitternose said of the virus, "We've had one case but since then it's been good. They tested negative now so other than that we've been pretty lucky. We can't keep our band members on reserve but we encourage them to stay home and isolate… It's a totally different world right now. Our band members like anybody else struggles to stay home and not socialize." He talked of the precautions they were taking, "We have 5 entrances on to the reserve and as of right now we aren't letting any non-band member on. Everybody that comes in has to get their temperature taken and we have 5 questions from the health department (that we ask them)."
On September 9th, hundreds of band members from Gordon's First Nation went out to vote for the chief and council. Talking about the election, Chief Bitternose said "We were supposed to have an election April 9th but that's when Covid hit. So us knowing nothing about it, we got a hold of Ottawa and asked, what can we do here? How can we keep our people safe? … So Ottawa extended our term for 6 months. It upset people, but at that time we were looking at protecting our band members, our voters".
There were voting stations in Calgary, Edmonton, Saskatoon, Regina, and on Gordon's reserve. Having an election was important as in 2016 the band needed to have a re-election due to 14 missing ballots, which was within the margin of victory for Chief. The election was sure to follow the provincial health guidelines and issued masks and hand sanitizer to voters. Chief Bitternose mentioned that the 6 month postponement of the election gave them a chance to make a plan to protect people from the coronoavirus.
Chief Bitternose spends much of his time advocating for George Gordon's First Nation with political and federal agencies. "I have a number of friends in the provincial government from being with Regina public school. Many politicians either know or are ministers in the government. So I always get a first chance at meeting them and trying to get them to help us with our community." the Chief said.
Despite being a very busy man, the Chief has a few hobbies he enjoys, "I got lucky and I got to go hunting last Saturday. I have a friend that owns a bunch of land by Theodore Saskatchewan, near Yorkton. So that's where I went hunting. So we saw over 100 elk, deer, and moose. We just never saw any big ones, we were looking for the big one you know?" Additionally, Chief Byron has a pool table and plays in a pool league once a week.
When asked about what he is passionate about, Chief Bitternose said, "Our people's unemployment, getting them employed. Of course with this covid it's next to impossible to get some kind of employment or something going. But just before covid hit we signed a big agreement with BHP mine… They offered to train our people in 300 jobs… Of course they also are in the same predicament as us. With covid plus the low price of potash." Chief Bitternose also wants to hopefully get both a seniors complex and a better gym for the youth to use.
Chief Byron said of Indigenous youth, "My biggest encouragement is stay in school. Absolutely critical to stay in school… I encourage all youth stay in school. University isn't for everybody, but there's lots of other training elsewhere you can look. So that's my main encouragement to our youth is stay in school and get the education you need." Despite being surrounded by hard times, Chief Byron Bitternose has hope for a better future for his people.
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The grand jury indicted 5 defendants in the murder/robbery of Camden Rundell in Newfield.
Prosecutors say five people conspired together to commit the robbery and murder of a 30-year-old Newfield man in early December.
The Tompkins County grand jury has indicted Roy Clements, Jamie Gerhart, Colleen McColgin, Melissa Minnick, as well as unnamed defendant "John Doe," on charges in connection with the Dec. 2 homicide of Camden Rundell at his residence, 221 Burdge Hill Road. An indictment was handed up Thursday.
Sheriff's deputies were called to Rundell's home in the early morning for a reported cardiac arrest patient, and police say the victim's body was found lying outside the residence. Deputies immediately determined the death was suspicious.
Clements, 39; Gerhart, 38; McColgin, 37, and "Doe" were indicted on felony counts of second-degree murder and first-degree robbery. Court papers say the defendants either acted alone or in concert with others, tried to rob the victim and then caused his death.
According to prosecutors, the "John Doe" defendant is an as-yet unidentified fifth participant in the crime. He is described in the indictment as almost six feet tall, with dirty, "junkie" blue eyes.
Prosecutors allege the crime was linked to drug sales.
Each of the defendants, including Minnick, 39, were indicted on a felony count of fourth-degree conspiracy in connection with Rundell's death.
Court papers say Minnick bought ski masks, dog food and Unisom sleeping tablets at a Walmart store Dec. 2, all for use in the robbery of Rundell. She is accused of providing those items to Clements for use in the crime.
McColgin is also accused of buying tarps at Walmart, for use in the robbery, according to court papers.
The indictment also alleges Gerhart and McColgin drove to Rundell's residence, went inside and removed dogs "in furtherance of the conspiracy."
This alleged conspiracy culminated in the Dec. 2 robbery of Rundell, court papers say.
Each of the named defendants were sent to the Tompkins County jail after being taken into custody over the course of several days after the killing.
If convicted of the murder charge, the defendants could be sentenced to a maximum of 25 years to life in state prison. Minnick faces up to four years in prison, if she is convicted of the conspiracy charge.


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If you are eating at a restaurant, lead time is the time from when you give the wait staff your order to when the food arrives at your table and is put in front of you. It's when you, the customer order something and your mental clock starts "ticking" in anticipation of the food arriving.
Cycle time begins when the chef begins work cooking your order, importantly not when the order reaches the kitchen. As before, the cycle time ends when the meal is delivered to you, the customer.


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