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"Galls are odd and sometimes elaborate structures produced by complex interactions between plant and gall inducer (generally an insect or other arthropod, though fungi and bacteria may also be culpable). These structures are stimulated by mechanical or chemical signals from the inducing organism and built by the plant host. Far more than instances of simple parasitism, galls can be the foundation of entire ecosystems involving dozens of species." -BayNature
The only advertising in Cuba is produced by the Cuban government. I loved this one I saw the first day in Havana
todavia yo siento tus caricias, & tu respiracion sobre mi piel, no hay quien me haga olvidar tu sonrisa & sigo amandote hoy mas que ayer soñando con volverte aver & cada dia que pasa mas me mata tu ausencia & pierdo la fe quisiera poder olvidarme de ti, con otro sacarte por siempre de mi decirte a la cara que no me haces falta para poder vivir, quisiera borrarte de mi corazon quitar de mi boca tu dulce sabor no hecharte de menos al llegar la noche & sin reproche resignarme a tu adios, mas cuando creo que ya te he olvidado descubro que aun te amo, se que soy culpable de mi suerte & que mi sufrimiento no te hará volver a mi otra vez te hize llorar & me arrepiento amor cuanto lo siento si no te vuelvo a ver no sobrevivire cada dia que pasa mas me mata tu ausencia quisiera poder olvidarme de ti, con otro sacarte por siempre de mi decirte a la cara que no me haces falta para poder vivir, quisiera borrarte de mi corazon quitar de mi boca tu dulce sabor no hecharte de menos al llegar la noche & sin reproche resignarme a tu adios, pero esque aun te amo quisiera poder olvidarme de ti, con otro sacarte por siempre de mi decirte a la cara que no me haces falta para poder vivir, quisiera borrarte de mi corazon quitar de mi boca tu dulce sabor no hecharte de menos al llegar la noche & sin reproche resignarme a tu adios, quisiera poder olvidarme de ti...♥♪
On Friday, attorney Brian Panish, who is representing the estate of Halyna Hutchins, the cinematographer who was fatally shot on the set of the Western “Rust” shot in New Mexico, slammed his behavior. The estate is suing actor Alec Baldwin and several others including the armorer Hannah Gutierrez-Reed, who has in turn sued the supplier of ammunition to the set. Baldwin’s attorneys had earlier filed for an arbitration demand. They said that Halyna Hutchins had told Baldwin to point a gun at her and fire. It mentioned that both of them, the actor and the cinematographer had believed the gun to be a “cold” one, meaning a gun that had no live ammunition.Attorneys for Baldwin also claimed that he was shielded from financial responsibilities related to her death. They also maintained that the $7 million film could not be completed as Hutchins’ estate had filed a lawsuit.
In the aftermath of the deadly shooting at the set of Rust both the 63 year old actor and Matt Hutchins Halyna's husband had shared personal texts and more. Baldwin had tried to convince the cast and crew to continue shooting so the proceeds could to be used to help her family.The filing also said that the incident that took place at the set of Rust was “a rare instance when the system broke down” and although someone should be held legally culpable, that person was “not Alec Baldwin.” It also noted that October 21, 2021 was the worst day in the actor's life and the day had and would continue “to haunt Baldwin.
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Mary Surratt's former boarding house, now a Chinese restaurant. John Wilkes Booth plotted kidnapping Lincoln here prior to his decision to kill him. Mrs. Surratt was hanged following the assassination, though historians debate her culpability in the assassination.
Concentración en Iruñea contra la situación de emergencia de las personas migrantes en la zona de los Balcanes Grecia y Turquía, con la complicidad de los Gobiernos Europeos.
Concentración en Iruñea contra la situación de emergencia de las personas migrantes en la zona de los Balcanes Grecia y Turquía, con la complicidad de los Gobiernos Europeos.
Determinacion por cromatografia en capa fina de Ac. 9tetrahidrocannabinolico en matriz biologica, no podia ser mas culpable.
"Sin mí, las cosas habrían sido diferentes. Si el hombre gordo no hubiera aplastado el reloj, si no me lo hubiera dejado en la cámara de pruebas... Entonces, ¿Acaso soy yo el culpable de todo esto? ¿O lo es el hombre gordo? ¿O lo es mi padre por elegir mi carrera? ¿Quién de nosotros es el responsable? ¿Quién crea el mundo? Quizás el mundo no se crea. Quizás nada se crea. Tal vez, simplemente, el mundo siempre está, ha estado y estará ahí..."
► Dejarte no fue fácil
para que hoy vuelvas a mí
con cara de inocente
y esa voz de yo no fui.
Mirá que adentro mío hay
un deseo de venganza
de hacer pagar tus culpas
y dejarte sin fianza
pensar que ya no puedo ni adorarte como antes
porque estoy ocupado en culparte.
quisiera encerrarte y no dejarte salir más
mostrarle a los demás
el dolor que me causas. ♪
The Battle of Monmouth (also known as the Battle of Monmouth Court House) was fought near Monmouth Court House (modern-day Freehold Township, New Jersey) on June 28, 1778, during the American Revolutionary War. It pitted the Continental Army, commanded by General George Washington, against the British Army in North America, commanded by General Sir Henry Clinton. It was the last battle of the Philadelphia campaign, begun the previous year, during which the British had inflicted two major defeats on Washington and occupied Philadelphia. Washington had spent the winter at Valley Forge rebuilding his army and defending his position against political enemies who favored his replacement as commander-in-chief. In February 1778, the Franco-American alliance tilted the strategic balance in favor of the Americans, forcing the British to abandon hopes of a military victory and adopt a defensive strategy. Clinton was ordered to evacuate Philadelphia and consolidate his army. The Continental Army shadowed the British as they marched across New Jersey to Sandy Hook, from where the Royal Navy would ferry them to New York. Washington's senior officers urged varying degrees of caution, but it was politically important for him not to allow the British to withdraw unscathed. Washington detached around a third of his army and sent it ahead under the command of Major General Charles Lee, hoping to land a heavy blow on the British without becoming embroiled in a major engagement. The battle began badly for the Americans when Lee botched an attack on the British rearguard at Monmouth Court House. A counter-attack by the main British column forced Lee to retreat until Washington arrived with the main body. Clinton disengaged when he found Washington in an unassailable defensive position and resumed the march to Sandy Hook.
Clinton had divided his army into two divisions for the march from Philadelphia; most of the combat troops were concentrated in the first division, while the second comprised most of the heavy transport of a 1,500-wagon baggage train. The British were harassed by increasingly strong American forces as they traversed New Jersey, and by June 27, Lee's vanguard was within striking distance. When the British left Monmouth Court House the next day, Lee attempted to isolate and defeat their rearguard. The attack was poorly coordinated, and the Americans were quickly outnumbered when the British first division returned. Some of Lee's units began to withdraw, leading to a breakdown in command and control and forcing Lee to order a general retreat. A fiercely fought rearguard action by the vanguard gave Washington enough time to deploy the main body in a strong defensive position, against which British efforts to press the vanguard foundered. The infantry battle gave way to a two-hour artillery duel, during which Clinton began to disengage. The duel ended when a Continental brigade established artillery on a hill overlooking the British lines, forcing Clinton to withdraw his guns. Washington launched two small-unit attacks on Clinton's infantry as they withdrew, inflicting heavy casualties on the British during the second. An attempt by Washington to probe the British flanks was halted by sunset, and the two armies settled down within one mile (two kilometers) of each other. The British slipped away unnoticed during the night to link up with the baggage train. The rest of the march to Sandy Hook was completed without further incident, and Clinton's army was ferried to New York in early July.
The battle was tactically inconclusive and strategically irrelevant; neither side landed the blow they hoped to on the other, Washington's army remained an effective force in the field and the British redeployed successfully to New York. The Continental Army inflicted more casualties than it suffered, and it was one of the rare occasions on which it retained possession of a battlefield. It had proven itself to be much improved after the training it underwent over the winter, and the professional conduct of the American troops during the battle was widely noted by the British. Washington was able to present the battle as a triumph, and he was voted a formal thanks by Congress to honor "the important victory of Monmouth over the British grand army." His position as commander-in-chief became unassailable. He was lauded for the first time as the Father of his Country, and his detractors were silenced. Lee was vilified for his failure to press home the attack on the British rearguard. Because of his tactless efforts to argue his case in the days after the battle, Washington had him arrested and court-martialed on charges of disobeying orders, conducting an "unnecessary, disorderly, and shameful retreat" and disrespect towards the commander-in-chief. Lee made the fatal mistake of turning the proceedings into a contest between himself and Washington. He was found guilty on all counts, although his culpability on the first two charges was debatable.
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