These in turn influenced depictions of the Devil: there are obvious similarities between Satan and his sylvan forebear, the raucous Greek goat-god Pan, with his beard, hairy haunches and cloven feet. Like Bes, Pan was associated with prodigious sex. "The Church did to Pan what Stalin did to Trotsky," the art critic Robert Hughes writes in Heaven and Hell in Western Art. "The attributes of Pan were given, in art, to the Christian Satan." "The Christian faith had to compete with a lot of well-loved religions and cults," Ulbrich explains. "So it demonised them."

Joe Oros had aimed to style the car so it had something of the look from the front end at least of a contemporary Ferrari or Maserati. This was,Michael Kors Outlet, after all, the era when Europe came to the States and won American hearts, minds and ears. When the Mustang was unveiled in New York, Beatlemania was taking the country by storm, with A Hard Days Night at Number 1 on the US charts. Mary Quants mini-skirts were newly on sale in Fifth Avenue stores along with hip, flat-heeled go-go boots from Courrege, while Goldfinger, the top performing film in US cinemas in 1964, took nearly ten times more in box office revenue than the next highest film, the Italian spaghetti western . . But, 1964 was undoubtedly a complex and contradictory year for the States. President Johnson pushed his Civil Rights Act through congress and launched a war on poverty even as his administration geared up for all-out war in Vietnam.

Chisenhall flied out to left fielder R.Davis.

With advancements in digital technology, Smithsonian researchers have managed to find Bell's voice on a late nineteenth century recording.

Ignatieff went to Lord Roberts Preschool in Winnipeg to announce his plan to give the provinces $500 million for early childhood learning. He said the program would ramp up to $1 billion a year by its fourth year.