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Nicaraguan Sign Language. Nicaraguan Sign Language (ISN; Spanish: Idioma de Señas de Nicaragua) is a sign language largely spontaneously developed by deaf children in a number of schools in western Nicaragua in the 1970s and 1980s.
It is of particular interest to the linguists who study it, because it offers a unique opportunity to study what they believe to be the birth of a new language. History[edit] Before the 1970s, there was no deaf community in Nicaragua. Deaf people were largely isolated from each other and mostly used simple home sign systems and gesture ('mímicas') to communicate with their families and friends, though there were several cases of idioglossia among deaf siblings.[3] The conditions necessary for a language to arise occurred in 1977, when a center for special education established a program initially attended by 50 deaf children.
Traffic Jam without bottleneck - experimental evidence. Elementarni stanični automati.
The American Society for Microbiologists hosted the first bacteria art competition ever and it was this beautiful. – interneti
Martha's Vineyard Sign Language. Hearing people sometimes signed even when there were no deaf people present: children signed behind a schoolteacher's back; adults signed to one another during church sermons; and farmers signed to their children across a wide field, where the spoken word would not carry.[3] Origins[edit] The ancestry of most of the deaf population of Martha's Vineyard can be traced back to a forested area in the south of England known as the Weald—specifically the part of the Weald in the county of Kent.
Martha's Vineyard Sign Language may be descended from a hypothesized sign language of that area in the 16th century, now referred to as Old Kent Sign Language. Families from a Puritan community in the Kentish Weald emigrated to the Massachusetts Bay Colony area of the United States in the early 17th century, many of their descendants later settling on Martha's Vineyard.
Deaf migration to the mainland[edit] Neuroanatomy of the brain. Saint Sarah. Saint Sarah, also known as Sara-la-Kali ("Sara the Black", Romani: Sara e Kali), is the patron saint of the Romani people.
The center of her veneration is Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer, a place of pilgrimage for Roma in the Camargue, in southern France. Legend identifies her as the servant of one of the Three Marys, with whom she is supposed to have arrived in the Camargue.[1] Accounts[edit] Tree That Owns Itself. Son of The Tree That Owns Itself in 2005 The Tree That Owns Itself is a white oak tree, widely assumed to have legal ownership of itself and of all land within eight feet (2.4 m) of its base.
The tree, also called the Jackson Oak, is located at the corner of South Finley and Dearing Streets in Athens, Georgia, United States. The original tree fell in 1942, but a new tree was grown from one of its acorns, and planted in the same location. Ostrich guitar. The ostrich guitar or ostrich tuning is a type of trivial tuning.
It assigns one note to all strings, e.g. E-E-e-e-e'-e' or D-D-D-D-d'-d'. The term "ostrich guitar" was coined by the Velvet Underground's Lou Reed after the pre-Velvet Underground song "The Ostrich"[1] by Lou Reed and the Primitives, on which he first recorded using this tuning, the first known commercial composition to make use of a trivial guitar tuning.[2] Musical theory[edit] Example[edit] Frank O´Hara reads "Having a coke with you" Showmen's Rest: The Clown Graveyard in Chicago.
Showmen's Rest is the site of a mass burial of clowns and other circus performers in Chicago after a train wreck killed 86 members of the Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus in 1918.
An elephant statue marks Showmen's Rest, a mass grave of clowns and other circus performers. The lowered trunk symbolizes mourning. In Forest Park, Illinois, the Woodlawn Cemetery contains a large plot marked by elephant statues. Engraved at the base of one large elephant are the words Showmen's League of America.
On the gravestones, the dates of death are all marked June 22, 1918. Nemanja Cvijanovic: power to the people. One of the most striking contributions to the latest edition of the Manifesta art biennial, which took place in Genk last year, was the work of Nemanja Cvijanovic.
The Croatian artist had placed a small music box in an old mine building. Selfhood and Identity in Confucianism, Taoism, Buddhism, and Hinduism: Contrasts With the West. The Barrett Brown Review of Arts and Letters and Prison. Back in the go-go days of 2011 I got into some sort of post-modern running conflict with a certain declining superpower that shall remain nameless, and shortly afterwards found myself in jail awaiting trial on 17 federal criminal counts carrying a combined maximum sentence of 105 years in prison.
Luckily I got off with just 63 months, which here in the Republic of Crazyland is actually not too bad of an outcome. The surreal details of the case itself may be found in any number of mainstream and not-so-mainstream news articles, from which you will learn that I was the official spokesman for Anonymous, or perhaps the unofficial spokesman for Anonymous, or maybe simply the self-proclaimed spokesman for Anonymous, or alternatively the guy who denied being the spokesman for Anonymous over and over again, sometimes on national television to no apparent effect.
I've read through an entire 16th-century volume on alchemy out of pure spite. "Good News! Nadezhda Tolokonnikova of Pussy Riot's prison letters to Slavoj Žižek. 2 January 2013 Dear Nadezhda, I hope you have been able to organise your life in prison around small rituals that make it tolerable, and that you have time to read.
Here are my thoughts on your predicament. Edward Said Recalls His Depressing Meeting With Sartre, de Beauvoir & Foucault (1979) Image by Joe Pineiro.
French Philosopher Jean Baudrillard Reads His Poetry, Backed By All-Star Arts Band (1996) Hear Friedrich Nietzsche's Classical Piano Compositions: They're Aphoristic Like His Philosophy. In March, we featured 43 original tracks of classical music by philosopher and self-taught composer Friedrich Nietzsche, better known as the author of books like Thus Spoke Zarathustra and Beyond Good and Evil. Despite the enduring importance of his textual output, Josh Jones noted that "what Nietzsche loved most was music." He "found the mundane work of politics and nationalist conquest, with its tribalism and moral pretensions, thoroughly distasteful.
Character Archetypes. Ancient Philosophy Timeline.
Julian Lennon's watercolour painting of Lucy O'Donnell, a friend from nursery school, surrounded by stars, 1967. – interneti
Anne Lockley having tea with the spiny lobster and baby hawk.
Anne Lockley and her family lived alone on an island called Skokholm. Here she is pictured having tea with her friends, the spiny lobster and baby hawk. National Geographic, August 1938. – interneti
Immigration crisis on hungarian/serbian border livestreamed from both perspectives. First Letter from Julian Assange to Benedict Cumberbatch Over The Fifth Estate. Date: Tue, 15 Jan 2013 From: Julian Assange To: Benedict Cumberbatch Subject: Message from Assange Dear Benedict, Thank you for trying to contact me. It is the first approach by anyone from the Dreamworks production to me or WikiLeaks. My assistants communicated your request to me, and I have given it a lot of thought and examined your previous work, which I am fond of.
I think I would enjoy meeting you. The bond that develops between an actor and a living subject is significant. Flammarion engraving. A traveller puts his head under the edge of the firmament in the original (1888) printing of the Flammarion engraving. The Flammarion engraving is a wood engraving by an unknown artist, so named because its first documented appearance is in Camille Flammarion's 1888 book L'atmosphère: météorologie populaire ("The Atmosphere: Popular Meteorology").[1] The engraving has often, but erroneously, been referred to as a woodcut. It has been used to represent a supposedly medieval cosmology, including a flat earth bounded by a solid and opaque sky, or firmament, and also as a metaphorical illustration of either the scientific or the mystical quests for knowledge.
Description[edit] The engraving depicts a man, clothed in a long robe and carrying a staff, who kneels down and passes his head, shoulders, and right arm through a gap between the star-studded sky and the earth, discovering a marvellous realm of circling clouds, fires and suns beyond the heavens. Attribution[edit] Literary sources[edit] Láadan. Phonology[edit] Tones[edit] Cicada 3301. Cicada 3301 is a name given to an enigmatic organization that on three occasions has posted a set of complex puzzles to recruit "highly intelligent individuals" from the public.[1] The first Internet puzzle started on January 4, 2012, and ran for approximately one month. A second round began one year later on January 4, 2013, and a third round is ongoing following confirmation of a fresh clue posted on Twitter on January 4, 2014.[2][3] The stated intent was to recruit "intelligent individuals" by presenting a series of puzzles which were to be solved, each in order, to find the next.
No new puzzles were published on January 4, 2015. The puzzles focused heavily on data security, cryptography, and steganography.[1][4][5][6][7] Uncanny. The uncanny (German: Das Unheimliche, "the opposite of what is familiar") is a mixture of the familiar and unfamiliar that is experienced as being peculiar.[1] The psychological concept of the uncanny as something that is strangely familiar, rather than just mysterious, was perhaps first fixed by Sigmund Freud in his essay Das Unheimliche.[2][3] Cryptophasia. Cryptophasia is a phenomenon of a language developed by twins (identical or fraternal) that only the two children could understand.[1] The word has its roots from crypto meaning secret and phasia meaning speech. Most linguists associate cryptophasia with idioglossia, which is any language used by only one, or very few, people.
Proposal for a story, Kim Gordon 1977. – interneti
Rene and Georgette Magritte photographed by Duane Michals in 1965. "A što ćemo ljubav kriti" Jugoslovensko muzičko naslijeđe i postjugoslovenski kvir. List of unsolved problems in neuroscience. Some of the yet unsolved problems of neuroscience include: References[edit] External links[edit] Paris syndrome. Paris syndrome (French: Syndrome de Paris, Japanese: パリ症候群, Pari shōkōgun) is a transient psychological disorder exhibited by some individuals visiting or vacationing in Paris or elsewhere in Western Europe. Bruxism. Bruxism, also known as tooth grinding, is the excessive grinding of the teeth and/or excessive clenching of the jaw.[1] It is an oral parafunctional activity;[1] i.e., it is unrelated to normal function such as eating or talking.
Raynaud's phenomenon. In medicine, Raynaud's phenomenon /reɪˈnoʊz/ or Raynaud phenomenon is excessively reduced blood flow in response to cold or emotional stress, causing discoloration of the fingers, toes, and occasionally other areas. Richard Feynman playing bongos. Dustin Hoffman on TOOTSIE and his character Dorothy Michaels. Garden path sentence. As a person reads a garden path sentence, the reader builds up a structure of meaning one word at a time. At some point, it becomes clear to the reader that the next word or phrase cannot be incorporated into the structure built up thus far; it is inconsistent with the path down which they have been led. Satan panonski - Oči u magli. Unthought known.
Unthought known is a phrase coined by Christopher Bollas in the 1980s to represent those experiences in some way known to the individual, but about which s/he is unable to think. At its most compelling, the unthought known stands for those early schema for interpreting the object world that preconsciously determine our subsequent life expectations.[1] In this sense, the unthought known refers to preverbal, unschematised early experience/trauma that may determine one's behaviour unconsciously, barred to conscious thought.[2] Prehistory[edit] NIKŠA FULGOSI: Ljubavni jadi Pepeka Gumbasa i Marijete Buble ili kako smo preživjeli seksualni odgoj bez intervencije Ustavnog suda.
Limit-experience. Excerpt from Lacan Parle (1972).mp4. Neuroscience of free will. Letter from Lewis Carroll to Winifred Stevens, May 22, 1887. Le Grand Palindrome de Georges perec. Baader-Meinhof phenomenon. Boy what a Girl 1943. Conway's Game of Life. Caetano Veloso - "Oração de mãe menininha" / voz e violão. Ordinal linguistic personification. Ilustracije Cvijete Job. GONE BALD miris zene. Double bind.
Anis Mojgani's Sensational Performance:"The branches are full and these orchards heavy" Razvoj i vrste čitanja, tipologija čitatelja s obzirom na čitanje »neknjiževnih« tekstova.
Tombes de Vincent et Théodore Van Gogh, cimetière d'Auvers sur Oise, 2014. – interneti
Ventromedial prefrontal cortex. La maman et la putain. THE BRAIN FROM TOP TO BOTTOM. Molly Drake - I Remember. Yugopapir: Anketa: Izvinite, šta čitate? Odgovaraju ulični prolaznici i Vladimir Bulatović - Vib (1974) Captain Beefheart - Electricity. The letters - Vincent van Gogh Letters. MAKSIMIR. Odlomci iz tri intervjua Thomasa Bernharda. Labinska Republika: RAŠA ĆE SRCE DATI - POEMA ZVANE ČRNJE. Konceptualna metafora i kognitivna poetika by Marina Biti. Priče koje ne možemo da vidimo. Tetralemma. The unanswered questions. DISCIPLINA KIČME - early live 2 songs - Nemoj + Pečati. Rosenhan experiment.


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Abigaile is once again staying true to it's punk rock aesthetic. Not because of the killer playlist or the walls adorned with spray paint. Not even the fact that Fletcher from Pennywise was a guest – although that is a great qualification – but because Abigaile's Kitchen Takeover II brought 6 chefs together, threw out the rule books and cooked without limitations. There couldn't be a more perfect venue for an event with such charisma and attitude. The atmosphere inside Abigaile is a huge breath of fresh air compared to Union Cattle Company which formerly housed this great space. Great service, attention to detail and always staying one step ahead of the competition are prime examples of where Abigaile is headed if it isn't there already. As far as the food and cocktail menu, it is without question the gold standard in the South Bay.
Having missed the first installment of Kitchen Takeover, this was an event I could not pass up. Seeing the lineup of chefs that were going to be a part of this event only solidified my need to attend. For years, events of this magnitude were only happening in Hollywood and beyond so it's exciting to see chefs of this caliber cooking in the beach cities.
Kitchen Takeover II invited Chefs, Dean McDermott of The Gourmet Dad, Jorge Valines of Code Venice, Jet Tila of The Charleston, Tony DiSalvo of Viceroy, Emily Collisson of Montage Beverly Hills and of course Abigaile's own Executive Chef, Tin Vuong.
The first dish of the night belonged to Tin Vuong which I believe had the best presentation of the night. The crispy prawns were straight-forward and delicious. The lamb bacon mixed with red rice had the consistency of a beef tartar which came together in perfect harmony and lead to a really solid dish.
Next up was Dean McDermott who has a new project called The Gourmet Dad. I honestly had to do a double take when looking at the lineup of Chefs for this event. I had no idea he had this project but I was very intrigued to learn more and taste his dish. For those who may or may not know, Dean is a television star with a huge reality show called "Tori & Dean" which chronicles the life of him and celebrity wife Tori Spelling. After a bit of research, I realized he made a killer polenta and skirt steak dish on "Rachael vs. Guy", the cooking show featuring Guy Fieri and Rachael Ray. For this event, Dean made a very impressive dish consisting of haggis and scallops. The haggis over neeps and tatties reminded me of the food my Grandparents would cook for us and the scallop was small but packed with flavor. I love the way the dish looked and the taste definitely exceeded my expectations. I am very interested in seeing where this new venture takes Dean.
Moving right along was a chicken confit dish with mofungo and crispy chicken skin by Chef Jorge Valines. Besides Dean, this was the only other chef of the night that I haven't tasted anything from. I have walked by Code Venice plenty of times without ever giving it a second glance but after tasting his dish, a trip to Code is definitely in store. Each element of the dish had a distinct flavor which were good on their own but mixing it all together with his salsa criolla brought the dish to a whole new level.
Jet Tila set the bar very high with his khao soi, a curry noodle dish from Northern Thailand. Egg noodles happen to be one of my favorite and was a perfect fit for this dish because of how easily it soaks up the broth. The curry was very rich with a hint of spice and coconut. The braised beef was extremely tender and honestly gave the dish a real balance. This was, by far, the most complete dish of the night but also the heaviest which didn't leave much room for the last two plates.
After previewing the menu, I was most excited for Tony DiSalvo's dish. I am a fan of all face meat, so naturally the beef cheeks were on the very top of my list and Tony definitely did not disappoint. The soy braised beef cheek was the absolute single best bite of the night. Luckily, this dish wasn't one of the first to come out because I would have eaten off of my neighbors plates and not have felt guilty whatsoever. The tongue was equally as tender and tasted incredible with the celery root puree. I could have done without the sausage but after tasting the cheek and tongue, I could care less.
Last, but certainly not least was a great dessert dish from Emily Collisson. Knowing her background, I knew her tocino del cielo would be fabulous. Tocino del cielo is very similar to flan and crème brulee. The texture is not a favorite for many people because of its gelatinous state but any fan of flan will love this dish. Tasting it with the charred pear gave it a new element while not being overwhelming.
If you missed out on this fabulous dinner, don't worry, there will be plenty more in the future. Abigaile has created a great event which will definitely put Hermosa on the culinary map.
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In a major setback for net neutrality, the European Parliament on Tuesday passed widely-maligned internet regulations without the amendments that rights groups said were crucial to protect free speech, democracy, and innovation online.
Wide loopholes in the rules open the door for Internet Service Providers (ISPs) to discriminate against networks, speed up or slow down internet traffic, charge companies for faster loading times, and strip users of protections. The legislation passed 500-163.
"Today, Europe took a giant step away from its vision of becoming a world leader in the digital economy," said Anne Jellema, CEO of the digital rights group World Wide Web Foundation. "These weak and unclear net neutrality regulations threaten innovation and free speech. Now, European start-ups may have to compete on an uneven playing field against industry titans, while small civil society groups risk having their voices overwhelmed by well-funded giants."
Paris-based advocacy organization La Quadrature Du Net called the vote "a profound disillusion for all those who, throughout the years, battled to ensure net neutrality in Europe."
"Today [members of Parliament] had the chance to stand their ground against the Council and the Commission but they only showed a timid face in front of the threats to abandon the text or prolongation of the negotiations. By voting this incomplete and non-protective text, they sell off citizens' rights and liberties and they also hamper small and innovative companies, in favor of big telecommunication companies," said La Quadrature legal and policy analysis coordinator Agnès de Cornulier. "They also give a bad signal on their weakness, thus endangering all future negotiations."
Following the vote, the Body of European Regulators for Electronic Communications (BEREC) will have nine months to develop guidelines for state-based agencies, like Ofcom in the United Kingdom, to implement the new rules.
Those guidelines could help consumers and companies regain some of their power amid the rejection of wider net neutrality protections, advocacy groups said—even if it comes by way of future court rulings on those regulations.
"All is not lost," Jellema said. "The European Parliament is essentially tossing a hot potato to the Body of European Regulators, national regulators and the courts, who will have to decide how these spectacularly unclear rules will be implemented. The onus is now on these groups to heed the call of hundreds of thousands of concerned citizens and prevent a two-speed Internet."
De Cornulier added, "The task to mend the text's loopholes left by the MEPs now rests on governments deprived of transparency, at the risk of widening them even more, until Justice intervenes and long lasting judiciary procedures set out an uncertain precedence."


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Phillip Morris, a metro columnist for The Plain Dealer, was a finalist for this year's Pulitzer Prize in newspaper commentary, it was announced Monday.
Morris was competing with commentaries by David Leonhardt of the New York Times and Mary Schmich of the Chicago Tribune. The committee praised Morris for "his blend of local storytelling and unpredictable opinions, enlarging the discussion of controversial issues that stir a big city." Leonhardt's work was awarded the Pulitzer.
This was the second time that Morris was named as a finalist for the highly coveted prize.
"It's a wonderful honor to be nominated by the Pulitzer Board, " Morris said Monday. "It serves as some validation of the important community conversations we must continue to have. That said, the commentary jury got it right: David Leonhardt is a great thinker and a talented writer."
Phillip Morris, a native of Columbus, Ohio, attended Ohio Wesleyan University from 1983 to 1987, where he received a B.A. in journalism. Immediately following graduation, he went to work for the Dayton Daily News, first as a police and courts reporter, and then as an editorial writer.
Morris columns submitted to the Pulitzer committee
- Could a present father have kept Alexandria alive?
- Superhero: A man who'll defend neighborhood in his underwear
- A serial killer made women disappear because no one went looking
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Morris joined The Plain Dealer's Editorial page in October 1990, where he was responsible for editorial coverage of Cleveland city government, Ohio state government, the state and federal penal systems, education and children's issues. He also wrote a weekly column for the Forum page from 1995-2006.
Morris, 46, became a Plain Dealer metro columnist in April of 2007. In 2008 Morris received the National Headliner first place award for local interest columns on a variety of subjects.
The Los Angeles Times won a Pulitzer Prize for public service for a series revealing that politicians in the struggling, working-class city of Bell, Calif., were paying themselves enormous, six-figure salaries.
The Times won a second Pulitzer for feature photography, and The New York Times won two Pulitzers for international reporting and for commentary.
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Leon Phillips Sr., 87, of Burl Owens Road, passed away Sunday May 12, 2019 at the Hinkle Hospice House in Lexington.
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I designed the HR2 and yes they screwed up on a few things with that tire. The center knobs were supposed to be taller and have a little more meat to them. It was intended on being a soft conditions tire not an intermediate. As it is, its a decent tire on a narrow rim. On a super wide rim it would be gross
hahaha sweet! I've used the HR2 on the front with a Stan's Arch EX quite a bit here in the BC interior. Its a good tire but it could have been really good. The treads all around were supposed to be bigger than they are, save for the shoulder lugs. In reality an unknown idiot (read: non bro) in the mtb industry doesn't get a lot of say in the final product!
I really don't know who is trying to convince people they need super wide rims. it makes sense if you have structural sidewalls like a moto tire, but a single ply mtb tire just doesn't work right on a really wide rim. I think they could address the bead/sidewall area of the tire first and foremost, then make rims less wide (again).
I really hope maxxis has something up their sleeve for 2015 but I'm afraid the abomination they call the griffin might be it…I was an exo 650b minion in 2.4 and 60a! I go through so many tires as it as I cant run soft compounds..I feel like they are falling way behind..how about some larssen tt center tread with some dhf sideknobs! Back in the day they had allot more options as far as size and compound went..I think they have been sitting back riding the minions success for too long
Hey fasia..How about a by riders for riders crowdfunded tire company…msrp's in the 48$ range and a full range of compound/size and tread pattern options…seems like most of the tires are made in the same few factories…just need a designer and someone who has experience doing business in Taiwan..cut the marketing BS and keep a minimal staff..bet there could be some $ to be made and fill a big hole in the market…
Totally! I would love to do that/see that. Look at Vee Rubber Trail Taker. Super cheap but are good performers. I actually like it better than the HR2 and its generally half the price. Then there's CST. Same exact rubber as Maxxis (since they own Maxxis). Way cheaper. Now if they could only make a decent tread pattern. Now if those two can provide less expensive rubber then why can't another brand? Schwalbe and Mavic (Michelin) are out to lunch with their pricing. I think there is room in the market for a serious player. The problem is that not every good rider knows what makes a good tire but tire companies still want that pro rider's name on the sidewall. That has to stop. You have to draw from anyone who has good ideas.
I was told by a Maxxis guy that tires were made to look good or interesting. No one really thought about stand up braking, cornering, front vs rear. They just placed knobs so that it looked good. You still have these smart dummies making stepped knobs, triangular shaped knobs, offset knobs, huge center channels on rear tires, diamond shaped knobs, circular knobs…. and the list goes on. Stop looking for pro racers' names and get the engineers out of the idea stage.
If people can get a 36″ tire made, I bet a crowd-funded tire company would be possible
I would really love to do something like that..I don't want to work my whole life at something that doesn't excite me..you really only need 4 models if you are going after the dh/enduro/trailbike market..hardpack tire..intermediate, a spike that can be cut to a mid spike and a rear specific semi slick type tire…Just need to offer different casings and durometers..If fasia and a few other people with something to bring to the table want to talk about it more shoot me an email.. asm215 (at) gmail (dot) com…I feel there would be a huge market for a more competitively priced tire that doesn't have the stigma of some of the brand names already doing so…There is no reason a 50$ tire can't work better than a 80$ tire..I think the mtb market is missing a no nonsense tire company who forgoes the BS marketing names and offers strait up products that work..
I agree on the tire topic. Super wide rims are for people that can't corner, at least with the current crop of tires. If you run a rim setup that turns all of your knobs into center knobs…learn to corner.
This new tire company idea that would only sell tires made for people that know what's up would be awesome. The name would clearly need to be Kidwoo Industries, though.
Side note, I find it ironic that to leave a comment, you have to verify that you aren't a robot. Har har har.
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Kim Anderson to step down as Missouri men's basketball coach
Anderson leaves with a 26-67 record over his three years as the team's head coach.
Anderson leaves with a 26-67 record over his three years as the team's head coach.
The Tigers have dropped a program record 34-consecutive true road games.
The win snapped a 13-game losing streak, which was tied for the worst losing streak in school history.
As the Kim Anderson era winds to a near-certain close, the program is searching for answers.
As the Tigers continue to lose games, Missouri fans question coach Kim Anderson's future with the team.
Searching for answers to their early season struggles, the Tigers have to beat Illinois and Lipscomb to get their season back on track
The Tigers didn't score a field goal for the final 8:32, but they defeated the Hilltoppers 59-56.
To keep his job, Anderson needs to prove he can teach a young Missouri men's basketball team how to grow together.
St. Louis Eagles president Tim Holloway: "One would say from the outside looking in that something is going on."
Terrence Phillips: "Strength and conditioning has been times 40. That's no exaggeration."
UNC coach Roy Williams: "The toughness that you saw in Norm, his team adopted that."
According to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Gant is interested in Georgia, Georgia Tech and Clemson.
Mack Rhoades: "In the coming days Coach Anderson and I will review the season in greater depth and discuss any suggested changes that could benefit the program moving forward."
The freshmen class provided Missouri's lone bright spot in what was a dismal season.
Missouri's underclassmen gave glimpses of what they could become in the future.
Coach Kim Anderson: "These guys have worked really hard. They were unbelievably ready to play tonight."
Brad Loos: "This is a little girl that of the 10,000 here, 9,500 probably have never met her."
Assistant coach Brad Loos: "You couldn't have scripted this day any better than how it went today."
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In front of 4,734 fans, the lowest number all year, Mizzou was able to ignite a late second half splurge of perimeter baskets, but it ultimately wasn't enough.


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defendant's negligence, and for other relief, brought to
the Superior Court in the judicial district of Bridgeport and
tried to a jury before Radcliffe, J.; verdict for
the plaintiff; thereafter, the court denied the
plaintiff's motion for additur or to set aside the
verdict, and the plaintiff appealed to this court.
Lane Russso, with whom, on the brief, was Gerard McEnery, for
the appellant (plaintiff).
Michael T. Vitali, for the appellee (defendant).
DiPentima, C. J., and Sheldon and Norcott, Js.
DiPENTIMA, C. J.
In this
personal injury action arising from an automobile collision,
the jury found in favor of the plaintiff, Robin Micalizzi,
and awarded her all of her claimed economic damages but zero
noneconomic damages. She filed a motion to set aside the
verdict and, in the alternative, for an additur on the ground
that she also was entitled to noneconomic damages. The trial
court denied that motion, and the plaintiff appealed from
that denial. She claims that the court abused its discretion
by (1) refusing to set aside the verdict or to order an
additur because the jury's verdict was inconsistent and
inadequate, and (2) refusing to set aside the verdict because
of procedural irregularities. We do not agree. Accordingly,
we affirm the judgment of the trial court.
following facts, which the jury reasonably could have found,
and procedural history are relevant to this appeal. On May
10, 2013, at the intersection of North Bishop and Grandfield
Avenues in Bridgeport, a vehicle operated by the defendant,
Kenneth Stewart, struck the vehicle the plaintiff was
operating. The plaintiff claimed that the collision caused a
strain/sprain of her cervical spine, permanent damage to her
left hand and recurring, severe headaches. She consulted
medical professionals and received some treatment for her
alleged injuries, incurring a total of $7, 325 in medical
September 11, 2013, the plaintiff brought an action against
the defendant, alleging that his negligence, statutory
recklessness, and common-law recklessness had caused her
aforementioned injuries.[1] On November 3 and 4, 2015, the matter
was tried to a jury. On November 6, 2015, the jury returned a
plaintiff's verdict, finding the defendant 65 percent
responsible for the plaintiff's injuries and awarding the
plaintiff that proportion of her total claimed economic
damages. The jury did not award the plaintiff any noneconomic
damages. The plaintiff filed a motion to set aside the
verdict and, in the alternative, for an additur. After a
hearing, the court orally denied the plaintiff's motion,
and the plaintiff appealed from that denial.[2] Additional facts
will be set forth as necessary.
plaintiff first claims that the trial court abused its
discretion by refusing to set aside the verdict or to order
an additur. Specifically, the plaintiff argues that (1) the
court should have set aside the verdict because the award of
zero noneconomic damages conflicts with the jury's
answers to the interrogatories and (2) the court should have
set aside the verdict or ordered an additur because the award
was inadequate as a matter of law. We disagree.
begin with the standard that governs our review.
''The trial court's refusal to set aside the
verdict or to order an additur is entitled to great weight
and every reasonable presumption should be given in favor of
its correctness. In reviewing the action of the trial court
in denying the motions for additur and to set aside the
verdict, our primary concern is to determine whether the
court abused its discretion and we decide only whether, on
the evidence presented, the jury could fairly reach the
verdict [it] did. The trial court's decision is
significant because the trial judge has had the same
opportunity as the jury to view the witnesses, to assess
their credibility and to determine the weight that should be
given to their evidence. Moreover, the trial judge can gauge
the tenor of the trial, as we, on the written record, cannot,
and can detect those factors, if any, that could improperly
have influenced the jury. . . . The only practical test to
apply to a verdict is whether the award of damages falls
somewhere within the necessarily uncertain limits of fair and
reasonable compensation in the particular case, or whether
the verdict so shocks the sense of justice as to compel the
conclusion that the jury [was] influenced by partiality,
mistake or corruption. . . .
the trial court has a broad legal discretion in this area, it
is not without its limits. Because in setting aside a verdict
the court has deprived a litigant in whose favor the verdict
has been rendered of his constitutional right to have
disputed issues of fact determined by a jury . . . the
court's action cannot be reviewed in a vacuum. The
evidential underpinnings of the verdict itself must be
examined. . . . [I]f there is a reasonable basis in the
evidence for the jury's verdict, unless there is a
mistake in law or some other valid basis for upsetting the
result other than a difference of opinion regarding the
conclusions to be drawn from the evidence, the trial court
should let the jury work [its] will.'' (Internal
quotation marks omitted.) DeEsso v. Litzie, 172
Conn.App. 787, 795-96, 163 A.3d 55, cert. denied, 326 Conn.
913, 173 A.3d 389 (2017).
first address the plaintiff's contention that the court
should have set aside the verdict because the award of zero
noneconomic damages conflicted with the jury's answers to
the interrogatories she requested and, thus, was fatally
inconsistent. We conclude that the verdict and the responses
to the interrogatories were not necessarily inconsistent.
A party
may request that the court submit interrogatories to the jury
pursuant to Practice Book § 16-18.[3] Interrogatories
provide a breakdown of the components of the jury's award
and of the factors underlying the jury's ultimate view of
the evidence. DeEsso v. Litzie, supra, 172 Conn.App.
797; Caruso v. Quickie Cab Co., 48 Conn.App. 459,
462, 709 A.2d 1154 (1998); Marchetti v. Ramirez, 40
Conn.App. 740, 746, 673 A.2d 567 (1996), aff'd, 240 Conn.
49, 688 A.2d 1325 (1997). In considering the plaintiff's
claim, we note that ''[i]t is not the function of
a court to search the record for conflicting answers in order
to take the case away from the jury on a theory that gives
equal support to inconsistent and uncertain inferences. When
a claimis made that the jury's answers to interrogatories
in returning a verdict are inconsistent, the court has the
duty to attempt to harmonize the answers.'' (Internal
quotation marks omitted.) Suarez v. Dickmont Plastics
Corp., 242 Conn. 255, 270, 698 A.2d 838 (1997);
Froom Development Corp. v. Developers Realty, Inc.,
114 Conn.App. 618, 626-27, 972 A.2d 239, cert. denied, 293
Conn. 922, 980 A.2d 909 (2009).
Only if
a court cannot harmonize the verdict and the interrogatories
may it refuse to accept such verdict. Rendahl v.
Peluso, 173 Conn.App. 66, 95-96, 162 A.3d 1 (2017).
''A verdict is not defective as a matter of law
as long as it contains an intelligible finding so that its
meaning is clear. . . . A verdict will be deemed intelligible
if it clearly manifests the intent of the jury.''
Sigular v. Gilson, 141 Conn.App. 581, 587, 62 A.3d
564, cert. granted, 308 Conn. 948, 67 A.3d 291 (2013) (appeal
withdrawn Aug. 1, 2013).
role of an appellate court where an appellant seeks a
judgment contrary to a general verdict on the basis of the
jury's allegedly inconsistent answers to . . .
interrogatories is extremely limited. . . . To justify the
entry of a judgment contrary to a general verdict upon the
basis of answers to interrogatories, those answers must be
such in themselves as conclusively to show that as [a] matter
of law judgment could only be rendered for the party against
whom the general verdict was found; they must [negate] every
reasonable hypothesis as to the situation provable under the
issues made by the pleadings; and in determining that, the
court may consider only the issues framed by the pleadings,
the general verdict and the interrogatories, with the answers
made to them, without resort to the evidence offered at the
trial.'' (Citation omitted; internal quotation marks
omitted.) Suarez v. Dickmont Plastics Corp., supra,
242 Conn. 269-70; Snell v. Norwalk Yellow Cab, Inc.,
172 Conn.App. 38, 72, 158 A.3d 787, cert. granted, 325 Conn.
927, 169 A.3d 232 (2017); Froom Development Corp. v.
Developers Realty, Inc., supra, 114 Conn.App. 626-27.
In this
case, in its answers to the interrogatories, the jury
specifically found that (1) the defendant violated both
General Statutes §§ 14-218a[4] and 14-222, [5] (2) the defendant
violated both statutes ''with reckless
disregard''[6] and (3) the defendant's violation of
such statutes with reckless disregard proximately caused the
plaintiff's injuries, but that (4) the plaintiff was not
entitled to double or treble damages. In addition, the jury
found that the plaintiff was comparatively negligent.
Ultimately, the jury determined that the plaintiff was
entitled to recover 65 percent of $7, 325, the latter sum
representing her claimed and proven economic damages, but no
noneconomic damages. Thus, the jury's total award was $4,
It is
the plaintiff's contention that, notwithstanding its
award of noneconomic damages, the jury found that she had
necessarily endured pain and suffering, therefore entitling
her to noneconomic damages. Specifically, the plaintiff
directs our attention to the third interrogatory, which
reads: ''Do you find that the violation of either
or both statutes 'with reckless disregard, ' was
the proximate cause (substantial factor) of the injuries
sustained by [the plaintiff]?''[7] The jury answered
this interrogatory in the affirmative. The plaintiff contends
that the phrase ''injuries sustained by [the
plaintiff]'' implies a subordinate finding that there
were, in fact, noneconomic damages.[8] Specifically, the plaintiff
asserts that were we to ''[break] down the plain
meaning of the terms used by the [j]ury in [its] findings,
'' we would have to conclude ''that
medical care would not be rendered for injuries if there was
no 'physical pain and suffering [or] permanent injury
disability or impairment.' ''
argument is unavailing. Even if we assume that the
interrogatory and its answer were open to interpretation, our
standard of review requires us to resolve any ambiguity in
the verdict in favor of the verdict's propriety. See
Barry v. Quality Steel Products, Inc., 263 Conn.
424, 435 n.14, 820 A.2d 258 (2003) (harmonizing verdict where
compound question in jury interrogatory resulted in ambiguous
answer); Suarez v. Dickmont Plastics Corp., supra,
242 Conn. 270 (''the court has a duty to attempt
to harmonize the answers'' [internal quotation marks
read in conjunction with the court's instructions to the
jury; see Suarez v. Dickmont Plastics Corp., supra,
242 Conn. 271 (''we do not read the
interrogatories in isolation, but, rather, in conjunction
with the jury instructions''); it is clear that the
third question concerned the nature of the defendant's
liability, not the existence or extent of the plaintiff's
damages. The court instructed the jury that it ought to
decide damages last, that it should consider each claim for
damages separately from all others, that it was free to
credit or discredit any witness' testimony, and that the
plaintiff had the burden of proving her damages by a fair
preponderance of the evidence.[9]
the court made it clear that ''the mere fact that
the plaintiff suffered an injury or loss does not
automatically entitle her to damages. She must prove by
the preponderance of the evidence standard that her injuries
and damages were proximately caused by some act or acts of
negligence on the part of the defendant. In other words, the
plaintiff must prove three elements to you. First, at least
one act of negligence on the part of the defendant as
specified or outlined in her complaint. Second, that that
act or those acts proximately caused her injuries. And third,
she must prove the resulting injuries and
damages.'' (Emphasis added.) These instructions
clarify that each component of the jury's verdict
requires a separate consideration, and that the jury would
necessarily have had to address the question of proximate
causation before it turned to the question of damages. The
plaintiff's interpretation of the challenged
interrogatory would require the jury to proceed contrary to
the court's instructions and consider the questions of
causation and damages simultaneously. ''[I]t is
well established that, [i]n the absence of a showing that the
jury failed or declined to follow the court's
instructions, we presume that it heeded them.''
Monti v. Wenkert, 287 Conn. 101, 116, 947 A.2d 261
it is entirely plausible and reasonable for the jury here to
have found that the defendant violated the two pleaded
statutes with reckless disregard and that the plaintiff's
injuries were caused by the same, but that the plaintiff did
not prove her noneconomic damages by a fair preponderance of
the evidence. See also part I B of this opinion. As a result,
the plaintiff cannot demonstrate that the jury's verdict
is inconsistent with its answers to the interrogatories. The
court, therefore, did not abuse its discretion in refusing to
set aside the verdict on that ground.
determined that the jury's verdict is not inconsistent
with its answers to the interrogatories, we turn now to the
plaintiff's contention that the award is inadequate and,
thus, that the court abused its discretion in refusing to set
it aside or to order an additur. This contention has two
parts. First, the plaintiff argues that an award of zero
noneconomic damages is inadequate as a matter of law where
the jury has awarded one hundred percent of the claimed
economic damages, which include medical expenses for the
treatment of pain. Second, the plaintiff argues that the
facts and circumstances of this case demand an award of
noneconomic damages. We do not agree.
As to
the first part of the plaintiff's argument, we disagree
that an award of all claimed economic damages, including
compensation for medical expenses for the treatment of pain,
requires an award of noneconomic damages.
is well established that in Connecticut a jury's decision
to award economic damages does not trigger, as a matter of
law, an automatic award of noneconomic damages. Our Supreme
Court has articulated a special standard for the review of
verdicts like the one at issue here to determine whether
inconsistency renders them legally inadequate. . . . In
Wichers v. Hatch, 252 Conn. 174, 188, 745 A.2d 789
(2000), [our Supreme Court] held that trial courts, when
confronted with jury verdicts awarding economic damages and
zero noneconomic damages, must determine on a case-by-case
basis whether a verdict is adequate as a matter of law. . . .
Wichers, [r]ather than decide that an award of only
economic damages is inadequate as a matter of law, the
jury's decision to award economic damages and zero
noneconomic damages is best tested in light of the
circumstances of the particular case before it. Accordingly,
the trial court should examine the evidence to decide whether
the jury reasonably could have found that the plaintiff had
failed in his proof of the issue. That decision should be
made, not on the assumption that the jury made a mistake,
but, rather, on the supposition that the jury did exactly
what it intended to do. . . .
pursuant to Wichers and its progeny, [a] plaintiff
[is] not entitled to an award of noneconomic damages simply
because the jury awarded her economic damages. On the
contrary, [a] plaintiff, as the party claiming noneconomic
damages, had the burden of proving them with reasonable
certainty. . . . Simply stated, [where] the plaintiff
claim[s] noneconomic damages . . . she ha[s] the burden of
proof to show that she experienced pain as the result of the
accident.'' (Citations omitted; internal quotation
marks omitted.) DeEsso v. Litzie, supra, 172
Conn.App. 804-805.
plaintiff cites to Wichers v. Hatch, supra, 252
Conn. 174, and Schroeder v. Triangulum Associates,
259 Conn. 325, 789 A.2d 459 (2002), in support of her
argument that the award is inadequate per se. She contends
that these cases hold that where the jury awards all
of the plaintiff's claimed economic damages, the jury has
unambiguously determined that the claimed medical expenses
were reasonable and necessary to treat pain caused by the
claimed injury, and, thus, that an award of zero noneconomic
damages invariably is inadequate.
This is
not an accurate reading of these cases. Although our courts
sometimes have been reluctant to do so, [10] our Supreme
Court expressly has allowed for an award of 100 percent of
the claimed economic damages and zero noneconomic damages
under the right circumstances. See Wichers v. Hatch,
supra, 252 Conn. 188-89 (''[T]he jury's
decision to award economic damages and zero noneconomic
damages is best tested in light of the circumstances of the
particular case before it. Accordingly, the trial court
should examine the evidence to decide whether the jury
reasonably could have found that the plaintiff had failed in
his proof of the issue.''); Schroeder v.
Triangulum Assocs., supra, 259 Conn. 334 n.5
(''[o]ur conclusion on the facts of this case
does not foreclose the possibility . . . that a jury in a
case with different facts reasonably could award the full
amount of a plaintiff's claimed economic damages but no
noneconomic damages''); see also Melendez v.
Deleo, 159 Conn.App. 414, 418-19, 123 A.3d 80 (2015)
(affirming judgment awarding 100 percent of past claimed
medical bills including for treatment of pain, wages, and
property damage but zero noneconomic damages); Lidman v.
Nugent, 59 Conn.App. 43, 46, 755 A.2d 378 (2000)
(reversing and remanding with direction to reinstate jury
verdict awarding all economic damages and zero noneconomic
damages and render judgment thereon). Thus, contrary to the
plaintiff's reading of our cases, they clearly stand for
the proposition that there is no per se rule in
cases where a jury awards substantial economic damages but no
noneconomic damages.
the fact that the jury awarded economic damages for medical
treatment, including treatment for pain, does not
necessarily mean that it must award damages for pain
itself. Under the fact intensive, case-by-case inquiry
demanded by Wichers v. Hatch, supra, 252 Conn.
188-90, it may be reasonable for a jury to conclude that
although a plaintiff suffered an injury caused by a defendant
and incurred reasonable and necessary medical expenses in
treating that injury, that plaintiff nevertheless did not
suffer compensable pain and suffering. See Cusano v.
Lajoie, 178 Conn.App. 605, 611, 176 A.3d 1228 (2017)
(''[T]he court seems to assume that because the
plaintiff sought medical treatment for pain . . . and was
awarded the full amount of the cost of that treatment,
the plaintiff inevitably experienced compensable pain and
suffering. Our Supreme Court expressly rejected that
reasoning in Wichers v. Hatch, [supra,
188-90].'' [Emphasis added.]); Smith v.
Lefebre, 92 Conn.App. 417, 422, 885 A.2d 1232 (2005)
(''there is no obligation for the jury to find
that every injury causes pain'').[11] Indeed, this
court previously has upheld verdicts that awarded economic
damages for procedures specifically targeting pain and
suffering, but zero noneconomic damages. Cusano v.
Lajoie, supra, 605 (chiropractic); Melendez v.
Deleo, supra, 159 Conn.App. 414 (manipulation,
stimulation, cold packs, chiropractic); Silva v. Walgreen
Co., 120 Conn.App. 544, 992 A.2d 1190 (2010) (emergency
room observation and medication for anxiety, depression, and
sleep disorders caused by alleged post-traumatic stress
disorder); Smith v. Lefebre, supra, 92 Conn.App. 417
(physical therapy, ultrasound, traction, chiropractic); see
also Lidman v. Nugent, supra, 59 Conn.App. 46
(upholding jury verdict awarding no noneconomic damages where
trial court, in its decision, noted use of hot/cold packs,
ultrasound, electrical stimulation, assisted therapeutic
exercise, massage with deep friction, myofascial release and
manual traction).
cases indicate that it is possible for a jury to conclude
that medical treatment was reasonable and necessary as a
diagnostic or prophylactic measure, but that the plaintiff
experienced either no pain or pain caused by an underlying
illness, preexisting condition or other cause. See, e.g.,
Wichers v. Hatch, supra, 252 Conn. 189-90
(''the jury could have accepted the evidence that
it was advisable for the plaintiff to see his chiropractor
more frequently than usual following the accident, but that
the accident did not cause him actually to suffer greater
pain than he already had experienced as a result of his
preexisting condition'' [emphasis added]);
Silva v. Walgreen Co., supra, 120 Conn.App. 559
(''[T]he jury, in its commonsense assessment of
the case and evaluation of the plaintiff's credibility,
might well have believed that she either sought medical
treatment as an appropriate precautionary measure or in
anticipation of possible litigation but that she failed to
prove that she had actually suffered compensable pain. The
jury was not required to find that, because the plaintiff
sought treatment for pain and suffering, she necessarily
experienced pain and suffering.'' [Internal quotation
marks omitted.]).
we must examine with care the specific facts and
circumstances of this case to determine whether the jury
reasonably could have concluded that although the
plaintiff's economic damages were compensable, her
noneconomic damages were not. In light of this record, we
cannot conclude that the jury's award was inadequate.
trial, the plaintiff testified that, after the Friday
collision, she experienced several symptoms:
''Really bad headache. My neck felt really stiff.
I had-couldn't bend my hand at all and I was all black
and blued . . . .'' For these, the plaintiff
eventually sought treatment from various sources. First, over
the weekend following the collision, she called her brother,
a neurologist, who, over the telephone, ordered an MRI scan
and prescribed Soma compound for the headaches. Then, on the
Monday after the collision, the plaintiff consulted her
primary care physician, who advised her to receive physical
therapy for her neck. The plaintiff later sought advice
regarding her hand from an orthopedist, who ordered X-ray
imaging but did not prescribe any treatment.
plaintiff testified that her neck injury was temporary and
that she eventually stopped getting treatment therefor:
''I went to physical therapy for a few months,
but it was just sort of making it worse just massage or
exercise. It didn't really do anything so it I
discontinued that.'' Despite the lack of continued
treatment, the plaintiff testified at trial that, at that
time, her neck injury ''isn't that bad.
It's pretty much, much better. . . . Once in a while
it'll, like, stiffen up but it's-it's not that
bad.'' Conversely, the plaintiff testified that her
headaches were persistent. She described them as
''viselike, '' causing a
''squeezing pressure pain type of
feeling'' in the ''frontal''
region of her head ''[j]ust about on a daily
basis.'' She testified that she believed the
headaches might be related to ''abnormal
findings'' in her MRI, but agreed on
cross-examination that such findings ''could
be'' representative of ''a normal
variance'' in someone her age. Although the MRI
report the plaintiff received recommended that she undergo
follow-up scans every four to six months, she admitted that
she had never gotten a second scan; she testified that she
intended to do so in the near future.
addition to her recurring headaches, the plaintiff testified
that the partial loss of mobility in her left hand was a
permanent impairment, affecting her ability to type, crochet,
garden, and bowl-activities she claimed she had enjoyed
before the collision. She also testified, however, that
during her initial consultation with the orthopedist, she was
told that ''there's really nothing that can
be done'' for her left pinky finger, and that her
''finger should clear up.'' Despite a
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Looking for the family of Benjamin Ackerman. Born 12/16/1886 in Lyons County of Wayne. Ran a commercial hunting and fishing camp in Croghan, NY 1925- 1938; started work at the Seneca Ordinance Department in Nov. 1941.
Benjamin's papers and pictures where in with George and Howard Keenon's paperwork and pictures. From what I can figure out, they were friends.
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