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The ICAC was started in 1998, after Wyoming police investigator, Flint Waters, discovered his passion for helping and protecting children. He observed that there were a lot of sex offenders and exploitation of children online and wanted to put an end to it. He developed a software that could track online predators by identifying computers that were trading child pornography on file-sharing networks.
The program began with only 10 task forces across the United States, but today has more than 61 containing more than 3,000 federal, state and local law enforcement and prosecution agencies, including the LaGrange Police Department.
Detective Christopher Pritchett started the ICAC program at the LaGrange Police Department in 2008, after his supervisor suggested that they start a new computer crime unit. He looked into various areas and found out about ICAC and contacted the Georgia Bureau of Investigation to get involved. After conducting research, he decided to go through the four training classes required in order to implement the program.
To find out who is accessing and downloading images of child porn, a secure undercover program is used, in which the agencies can log in and see child porn files and those associated, along with an IP address of the computer containing the files. In the ICAC training, officers learn common terms, abbreviations and phrases used in file names containing child porn. On most file sharing networks, you are able to obtain files from another's computer with their permission and browse to see what they have. The commonly used child porn terms are browsed and files containing the terms will appear on the requesting screen. Even if those responsible for naming the files decide to change the file name to something less obvious, agents are still able to detect it as child porn.
"You can still find the original names with the digital fingerprint system that will find it in the algorithm, which is 99 times more accurate than DNA." described Pritchett. "It's kind of like a vin number on a car; the name will be the same, but the the vin is like the fingerprint."
Since 2008, Pritchett has led 10 cases under ICAC in the counties of Troup, Heard, and Merriweather, with his most recent and largest case being over 25,000 images of child porn found on the hard drives of former TV-33 owner, Peter Mallory in March 2011.
With such a heavy workload outside of his ICAC cases, Pritchett decided to bring Detective William Nelson into the program, after Nelson had expressed great interest, and more recently Detective Wayne Cato was brought into the program, and is currently undergoing trianing.
"Although we are only able to do it part-time, the guys involved with it are very dedicated." said Pritchett. "These images are horrible things to have to look at and some people don't have the mindset to do it, but these guys are very dedicated to helping."
Nelson came into the ICAC Task Force in 2009, after being promoted to detective. He was familiar with social networking and spent a lot of time reading about the ICAC program. After the three-month training in the ICAC classes, spread out through the course of a year, he completed the program training.
"We use the dashboard developed by law enforcement to find people what drives the market for child porn and see where those images are being offered for trade." said Nelson. "We want to make sure those children are safe and get those arrested who are accessing those files."
Nelson said that he has found that studies show a correlation between those who have been convicted as hands on child offenders and those that possess child porn. He described this correlation in the Butner Study, most of those who possess child porn will become hands on offenders.
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The program also helps to locate and rescue the child victims in the images and videos. Agents around the world can leave comments about an image or video about a specific item or background that the may recognize, that can sometimes be traced to a location.
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NEWARK, N.J. One primary reason the Flyers havent lived up to some preseason assessments of being thin and vulnerable on defense is that Nick Grossmann hasnt played down to the level he sometimes displayed last spring.
Finally healthy, Grossmann has been one of the most consistent and steady Flyers so far this season.
You arent likely to see anyone game plan for him, and rare is the time that he stands out. Thats good, because it means Grossmann hasnt made the kinds of mistakes that do stand out for a defenseman.
Of course, its hard to tell him that.
Im always critical, Grossmann said Friday at Prudential Center. I always want to get better, Im always looking at details of the game to get better and try to push myself all the time. Even though it might look like youre having a good game, you can always find stuff to get better at.
Grossmann, 28, had more ups than downs shortly after being acquired by the Flyers last February from Dallas for a 2012 second-round draft pick and 2013 third-round selection. He was solid if a touch slow, but then, he was hobbled by a knee injury, then missed time in the playoffs with a concussion.
But an offseason-and-thensome of rehabilitation has Grossmann looking and playing much healthier.
There was a little bit of bad luck with my knee, and then a concussion right on top of that, Grossmann said. So I was trying to play through it, but I felt something was wrong. Now, Im healthy. I had a good summer and the lockout gave me time for a good rehab.
A lot of guys went (to Europe) and played, but I felt I needed the rest. I took care of my body as much as possible.
Through the first 15 games of this shortened season, Grossmann has indeed been outstanding, but only because of how consistent hes been.
Im trying to be accountable night in and night out, he said. Never have too many highs and lows, keep an even keel and limit mistakes out there. Be as solid as possible all the time. If I can do that, maybe it rubs off on other guys.
Helping him do that was a workout regimen that has Grossmann in peak physical condition. The results have been obvious. Grossmann said hed talked to some former and older players he knew about the 48-game Lockout I season in 1995.
They said the same thing, going from working out a couple of times a day or playing golf to playing games four times a week. Its quite a change, Grossmann said. Its a matter of taking care of yourself. If you dont do that youre going to have a tough time keeping up with the schedule.
Hes done a real nice job on the back end just stabilizing things, Peter Laviolette said of Grossmann. Its good to have him back healthy. Hes at his best when hes just moving his feet. Most defensemen find themselves getting in a little bit of trouble when they dont move their feet trying to make plays standing still. But he can move and he can skate and when he does that hes able to make decisions and good plays. I think thats what has made him really effective so far this year.
Meanwhile, Grossmann and his blue line colleagues continue to not live down to many pre-short-season concerns about them.
I heard the criticism, but I dont really want to comment on that, Grossmann said. I think our guys have really come together here. Its a great group, a lot of young guys and older guys stepping up and being leaders. We have a couple of good additions, (Luke) Schenn and (Bruno) Gervais have played real well for us and we expect them to keep doing that for us to be successful.
Scott Hartnell received clearance to test his fractured foot with a light skate Friday. General manager Paul Holmgren said only that Hartnells recovery timeline stays the same. An educated guess of another two weeks would see Hartnell returning toward the end of a homestand at the end of the month, perhaps Feb. 27 against Washington or March 2 against Ottawa. Flyers center Sean Couturier played Friday night after missing two games with a stomach virus.


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I sure hope that your sweltering summer heat has not been making you as miserable as it has been making this Pacific Northwest Native. I am about as unhappy as my chickens and turkeys, who actually have been getting a reprieve by me leaving the sliding glass door open for the a/c to get out to them, much to David's chagrin. But when they pile up at the door, they quit panting and their little eyes close in relief ... it seems the least that I can do. They also are getting frozen water jugs in their water bowls and frozen gallon milk jugs in front of their fan and loose, for them to cuddle up to (which they do, in spades).
So, since I can't be out gardening, I decided to repaint the interior of the house. This is not easy to do with pets, wandering around with cabin fever. So far, Quill the Border Collie has made a collage of tail wag marks in the hallway, Gulliver the Scottish Deerhound has leaned on the kitchen wall, and Whimmer the Cockatoo escaped the Ladder Monster by flying wildly straight into the wall then sliding down its entire length (Bird Brain!). He got a shower for his efforts - elbows, chest, tail, talons and wing feathers had all become "Downy", which is, ironically, the name of the paint colour.
All of this pales in comparrison to my World's Most Disfunctional Cat, Scruffles.
I adopted Scruffles from her dying owner when Scruffles was 15 years old. She is the most Upside Down Cat that I have ever had - David says that she was absent in Kitten Kindergarten the day they handed out the memo of cats always landing on their feet - she doesn't. It is not that she can't - she is just laid back to a fault and expects someone to catch her, which is not always feasable or possible, but she is lacadaisical and does not care.
Last year I was painting the bedroom a deep magenta red. Scruffles, with all her UpSideDown-ness, came casually strolling into the room. She brought all of her long haired, orange tabby fur coat with her. I immediatly decided that this was NOT a good situation and raised my roller at her, demanding in a threatening tone that she exit immediatly.
She disdainfully looked at me, unimpressed with my roller, and turned to casually stroll out the same way that she had casually strolled in, when suddenly, things went south.
In one giant, acrobatic leap, she spun around, flew thru the air, and landed four square in the roller pan. As nonchalantly as if she did this every day, she prompltly sat down in the pan. All of her glorious, long haired, long-lenghted tail sat down with her. She looked serene and demure.
I screamed. I threw my roller brush on the drop cloth. I lunged for the cat.
The cat immediately re-assessed her spa situation and decided Rapidly Exiting The Bedroom would be a wise course of action. She bolted. I followed in hot pursuit.
Our map that immediatly followed looked much like those Family Circus cartoons with the dotted lines of the wee ones' trips in and out of house and yard. Our house is an open floor plan, so suffice it to say that for several hours afterwards I was cleaning magenta paint off the dishwasher and refridgerator, off two of the three shocked dogs and the beds that they had been laying in, off the hallway walls and floor, off three front rooms' hardwood floors, off the breakfast bar, and off the kitchen cabinets and some book shelves thrown in for good measure.
The final straw was when she lined herself up for a leap onto the brand new, much awaited and saved-up-for couch. While she was in mid-air, I summoned my best Hail Mary Flying Tackle and we fell to the ground together, just missing the couch. It is a good thing that I was wearing my Paint Clothes. For me, painting is a contact sport, and any paint that actually lands on the wall is just a bonus. Now I have a Designer Cat Shape Print in magenta on a t-shirt, which, as of yesterday, has an added-on Cockatoo Silouette. I should go into designer clothing, I think.
So tonight, when I don my One of a Kind Clothing, all the pets are going to be happily locked up away from the Danger Zone, playing and unpackaging puzzle toys with treats in them to keep them occupied, and I shall boringly finish my painting endeavors.
Wish me luck!
Dorene and The Crew, considering a new commercial enterprise
3:32 am on Tuesday, August 7, 2012
Great story! Reminds me of MDC (MY dysfunctional cat) and the time he could have and probably should have been tarred & furred by my Dad. Dad was at home recovering from prostate cancer & had a catheter installed. My cat, whom I was desperately trying to keep in one room during Dad's recovery, escaped one day and, of course, headed straight for my Dad with me in hot pursuit. As I lunged to grab him before he got to Dad in the recliner, he jumped, snagging the catheter cord with his back foot. My poor Dad had an "instant catheter de-installation" thanks to my cat. Can we say OUCH!? It is testament to my father's good nature that he not only did NOT tar & furr the cat in retaliation but lived to retell this story time & time again. As Woody Allen said so aptly "Comedy is tragedy plus time."
Dorene Olson
2:09 pm on Tuesday, August 7, 2012
I had major surgery one time and did not realize that they had catheterized me until later, when they removed it (ok, gorked out on morphine, usually more observant than that!). They informed me that the first time, while I was under, was not a problem to put it in, but warned me that if I needed it replaced while awake that that would be a situation entirely different. Your POOR DAD!!!! Tell him that I think that he is a great guy - I would have wanted a word with that kitty, myself!
Nancy Miner
12:03 pm on Wednesday, August 8, 2012
Dorene you are a really good story teller. Made me laugh out loud!
Dorene Olson
1:18 pm on Wednesday, August 8, 2012
Hi Nancy!
I think that my animals in particular and the world in general were put here for me to laugh at - I love how funny life is! My Irish heritage helps me muddle through all that life throws at me by always being able to find a funny good in every bad, and I am grateful for that inherited character trait - laughing takes the same energy as crying, and is so much more fun :).
Thanks for your comments - people for years have been telling me to write a book, and boy, am I having fun blogging.
Keep laughing - Dorene and The Painting Pets


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Garry Arthur Arnold
Funeral services for Garry Arthur Arnold, 58, of Monroe, were held Monday, May 24, at St. Paschal's Catholic Church with Rev. Frank Coens officiating. Interment followed at Mulhearn Memorial Park Cemetery under the direction of Mulhearn Funeral Home.
David Kenneth Bradshaw
Funeral services for David Kenneth Bradshaw, 77, of West Monroe were held Monday, May 24 at Griffin Funeral Home in West Monroe. Interment followed at Urania Cemetery in Urania.
John David Brady
Funeral services for John David Brady, 54, of West Monroe, were held Friday, May 21, in the chapel of Mulhearn Funeral Home in West Monroe with Rev. Siemon Strickland officiating. Interment followed at Roselawn Memorial Garden Cemetery in Calhoun.
Glen Roberts
Funeral services for Glen Roberts, 54, of Eros, were held Friday, May 21, in the chapel of Mulhearn Funeral Home in West Monroe, with Rev. Shane Creech and Rev. Steve Idom officiating. Interment followed at Clark Springs Baptist Church Cemetery.
Waltraud Kate Sims
Waltraud Kate Sims, 83, of Copperas Cove, Texas, passed away peacefully on May 21, 2010, at Metroplex Hospital, surrounded by family.
A memorial service will be held at Trinity Lutheran Church on Oliver Road in Monroe, at 5:30 p.m. Saturday, May 29. A memorial service was also held May 24, at Trinity Lutheran Church in Copperas Cove.
Dakota Taylor
Funeral services for Dakota Taylor, 15, of West Monroe were held Tuesday, May 25, at the Assembly of God Church. Condolences may be made to the family at www.griffin-funeralhome.com.
Margaret Eloise Whitten
Funeral services for Margaret Eloise Whitten, 78, of Monroe, were held Thursday, May 27, at Mulhearn Memorial Park Mausoleum Chapel with Rev. Jeff Smart officiating. Interment followed at Mulhearn Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Uttntleu IParmstde VOLUME 22-NUMBER 9 THURSDAY, JUNE 3,1982 fit XPAGES2 SECTIONS . GRAFTON TOWNSHIPS OFFICUL NEWSPAPER - SINCE 1960 ! Huntley High School School Files Huntley, 111.60142 USPS 580-36© SERVING THE PEOPLE OF rtJN"^] LEY SINCE 1 'i"^ 9M LESLIE GRAU NAMED MISSHUNTLEY JAYCEES TO HOLD CIRCUS THIS SUNDAY !-fr,-?|T;ft Last Thursday, May 20th, the Huntley Lioness Club held the Miss Huntley Pageant at the Legion Home. A huge crowd attended the competition to see Leslie Grau named Miss Huntley. Linda Borchart was the MC. She welcomed the crowd and introduced the contestants - Leslie Grau, Kathy Akerman, Natalie Freund and April Fischer in their evening apparel. Sandy Rowe, last year's Miss Huntley, took her place on the stage. Each girl was asked the question "What are the advantages or disadvantages of living in a small community?" April Fischer said that a small town offered a comfortable and safe environment. She said that smaller schools took more of an interest in the individual student. April said that a disadvantage might be that young people are not prepared for the outside world and that there are not enough Jobs for young people. Leslie Orau said that she knows and loves this area. She said that she has traveled all over the country and tbat larger communities do not have as many lasting friendships. She went on to say that in our community there is always someone there to help and many clubs and groups to sponsor events and dances. Kathy Akerman said that the advantages of a small town were friendliness of the people and thc close ties. She said that the police officers keep crime and violence down and the school gives individual attention to students. Natalie Freund said that she enjoyed living in Huntley with friendships and close community ties. She pral*^ t^fl^lbmlley Park District for their many programs and si^ that cr&ie wasiliw* ia Continued on Page 4 & S Circus is a word that has captured the hearts, minds and imagination of the American public for more than 200 years. This truly unique form of family entertainment continued to live on in the 1982 edition of the Franzen Brothers Circus, America's Favorite Show. this nationally acclaimed circus carries over 50 wild and domestic performing animals including America's most unusual elephant act. Boasting a host of international circus stars, the Franzen Brothers Circus continues to dazzel and astound circus audiences everywhere, under it's beautifully lit and spacious big top. Circus day in HUNTLEY will begin at approximately 8-9 a.m. on Sunday, June 6 with the unloading of the circus animals and the erection ofthe big top at the Huntley Center the sight of this year's circus. The Huntley Jaycees is sponsoring this year's thrilled packed edition of the Franzen Brothers Circus with performances being set at 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. The Huntley Jaycees urge everyone to purchase tickets in advance and save substantially over gate prices. A limited number of advance tickets are now on sale at the following locations: boppy'S BARBER SHOP FARMSIDE AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY Remember that ticket prices will be higher at the gate of the circus. Advance tickets will not be sold on circus day. VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL The Children (age 3 - grade 6) of the community and surround¬ ing area are invited to attend Trinity's VBS "82 for the week of June 14th - 18th (Mon.-Fri.) 9:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. Our theme this year is LIVING in GOD'S LOVE. .Once again. Bible stories, craft activities, special music, and planned games will be a part of the VBS '82 ezperience for all who attend. You may pre-register by calling or stopping by the church office Mon.-Thurs. 9a.m. - 11:30 a.m. Otherwise, we'll see you the first day, June Uth at 9:00 a.m. There is no cost. INSIDE THIS EDITION 4-H Auction Page 13 A Liner or Two Page 5 VICA Banquet Page 6 Golf League Page 13 Greek Festival Page 7 Republican Womens Club Page 7 bth Graders treat Seniors Page 11 & 12 ^OoRsumer Business Guide Page 10,11,12,13 & 14 ^- ^uSl-timit*mafAdSaetlami LIONS CHICKEN . BARBEQUE On Father's Day, June 20, 1982, the Huntley Uons Club will again hold its annual Chicken Barbeque at the Huntley American Legion, located at the comer of Woodstock and Coral Streets in enchanting downtown Huntley. This dinner is the club's primary money-making project and all members and their spouses put in a lot of hard work to guarantee a "tickling of your taste buds." This year's menu consists of barbequed chicken, home baked beans, baked potato, cole slaw, roll, butter and beverage. The Huntley Lions roast the chicken over open barbeque pits using a secret mouth watering barbeque sauce supplied from the family recipe of Henry Marlowe of Marlowe's Feed & Hatchery in Huntley; A wide variety of freshly baked homemade pies, prepared by the ladies of the club, will also be available to top off an excellent meal. Serving time is from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Donation is adults $4.00, ChUdren $2.00 and senior citizens 65 or over S3.00. Inside facilities available or eitjoy tfie picnic atmos{rtiere of our VUlage Square; come "rain or shine." Carry-outs are also avaUable. The proceeds of the day will be used to promote youth activities throughout the area. The Lion's Club of Huntley thanks its many patrons of their suppori in the past and wUl look forward to seeing them again to share a delicious meal in "A Friendly VUlage with Country Charm." MCC HONOR ROLL The following students have eamed high academic honors (35. - 4.0) or honors (3.0 - 3.49) at McHenry County CoUege ' during the Spring 1982 session. On the MCC grading system, 4.0 is equal to "A" and 3.0 is equal to "B." Pan-time students are elig¬ ible for award of honors only during those semesters in which they complete a multiple of 12 semester hours. FULL TIME - HIGH HONORS From Huntley - Steve D. Drendel, Joseph C. Gow, Darcy S. Roesslein. and John W. Sheehan III FULL TIME - HONORS From Huntley, Kenneth E. Allen, Leonard C. Allen, Dale E. Eeg, Troy D. Roesslein, and James L. WUIiams PART TIME - HIGH HONORS From Huntley Virginia Mohr, June F. Pupich and Brett Roesslein PART TIME - HON^HtS From Huntley - Btrfiert B. Ferris
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Title | The Huntley Farmside |
Date | 1982-06-03 |
Month | 06 |
Day | 03 |
Year | 1982 |
Volume | 22 |
Issue | 9 |
Decade | 1980-1989 |
Creator | The Huntley Farmside |
Coverage | Huntley, Illinois, United States |
Description | Weekly Newspaper from the Huntley Area Public Library Collection |
Subject | Newspaper Archives |
Rights | This material may be protected by U.S. Copyright Law (Title 17 U.S. Code). |
Publisher | This Collection was digitized and loaded into CONTENTdm by OCLC Preservation Service Center (Bethlehem, PA) for the Huntley Area Public Library |
Source | Reproduction of library's print newspaper archives |


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A mechanic who answered a Craigslist ad to donate his sperm to a lesbian couple, is now being pursued by the State of Kansas for child support, reports the Kansas City Star.
In 2009, Angela Bauer and Jennifer Schreiner entered into an agreement with the donor, William Marotta to provide his sperm. They signed a contract that outlined he would be free from any financial responsibility as well as parental privileges, according to the newspaper. The legal contract stated Marotta was not responsible "for any child support payments demanded of him by any other person or entity, public or private, including any district attorney's office or other state or county agency, regardless of the circumstances or said demand."
Although the women offered $50 per donation, Marotta and his wife met with the women and agreed to the contract without accepting the money, reports ABC news.
Now three years later, the mother fell into financial hardship and was told by the Kansas Department of Children and Families that the name of the father was required in order to obtain assistance, ABC reports.
The State of Kansas argues their contract is not valid because the artificial insemination was not performed by a licensed physician; Marotta is therefore responsible for child support
Marotta's lawyer argues that if the law only protects donors inseminated by a licensed physican, any woman could have a donation shipped and inseminate herself in order to pursue the donor for money.
What do you think? Should any sperm donor be held responsible for child support?
11:48 am on Friday, January 4, 2013
If this process is done without licensed doctors/facilities then yes they should be held liable. If the process is carried out through licensed/regulated means then the donor should never hold any responsibility.
It's near impossible for a man to impregnate a woman without his own consent, this shows a clear intent and premeditation of intercourse and what can result. Sperm donation gives the woman/couple the choice to utilize such means to become pregnant which should not allow donors to become liable.
Emcee of Seekonk
12:16 pm on Friday, January 4, 2013
There's gotta be an easier way to make babies. However, if there is a danger that any contract can be non binding, then let it be a warning to future donators: giving away these freebies just might not be so free, after all.
Besides, why would a married guy want to get tangled up in this kind of situation, anyway. Are children just something to be handed off willy, nilly?
Melissa Troiano
12:20 pm on Friday, January 4, 2013
Absolutely not! It was the woman's choice to go to the sperm bank and if single to be a single parent. Why make someone who doesn't even know you pay for something YOU wanted? I'm a single mother and not by choice but if u go and choose to have ur self impregnanted through a sperm bank.... you should be financially able to raise the resulting baby. I mean if you have the money to go through in vitro u should be able to support the baby on your own.
Just Saying
6:12 pm on Saturday, January 5, 2013
She didn't go to a sperm bank, she took out an ad on Craigslist seeking a sperm donor. Also, it said nothing about invitro, it was probably either a turkey baster or the old fashion way.
1:03 pm on Friday, January 4, 2013
He should not be financially responsible, but if he is, then he should have shared custody and a say in how the child is raised if he want's it. Where's the other Mother? Shouldn't she pay child support? I wish people would have more regard for human life.
Avon Barksdale
1:07 pm on Friday, January 4, 2013
This is why we need Physician Assisted Spermicide laws passed immediately.
1:38 pm on Friday, January 4, 2013
Avon that is a great idea! The Gvm't would set up a committee to study how babies are made. They won't be able to figure it out, so they'll need to form an additional Gvm't bureaucracy: The Department of Sperm. I can think of many already in office that could head it up. They'll need seed money of course so, they'll need to raise taxes on everyone who uses sperm. It still won't be enough money so, they'll need to raise an additional 674 bazillion to keep it moving another few months. They'll need to vote on it before the end of the year or everyone will lose their sperm rights.
Emcee of Seekonk
1:46 pm on Friday, January 4, 2013
"...they'll need to raise taxes on everyone who uses sperm."
But seriously, why not a sales tax on sperm? So much of it is wasted every day, maybe it could be bottled and sold. There seems to be a market for it.
2:48 pm on Friday, January 4, 2013
This guy may be in some financial trouble...
There really should be some limitations though.
3:22 pm on Friday, January 4, 2013
Can we get back to news that matters??? What does this have anything to do with Dedham????
Emcee of Seekonk
3:44 pm on Friday, January 4, 2013
Or Seekonk, for that matter?
We just got to talking about Barney Frank, and one thing led to another.
3:35 pm on Friday, January 4, 2013
What matters to you Jack may not matter to others. Sperm donation is a real thing that affects thousands if not millions every year in this country, state and I'm sure your town. If you don't have interest then why click on the link, sign in and continue to comment? Why not just move on.
3:53 pm on Friday, January 4, 2013
This whole thread makes me ill, nothing in this story is natural. Guys should be careful what they do with their sperm. Like my dad always told me "don't get a girl in trouble".
4:00 pm on Friday, January 4, 2013
Jack although it is news the MSM will make it a crisis and like Amy said it will soon be funded. Welcome to Obamaland
4:23 pm on Friday, January 4, 2013
So let me get this straight - neither of the two lesbians could hold a job - and in order to collect welfare the male donor is the one getting $cre*ed - okay
4:24 pm on Friday, January 4, 2013
What does the government taking our money have to do with Obama? Welcome to every presidency in our lifetime is more like it.
4:25 pm on Friday, January 4, 2013
Oh btw, see how we'll be funding 1 billion in repairs and upgrades to the Mass transit system? I haven't taken a train or bus in ten years but now I have to pay for some guy to take the T to the sperm bank?
4:45 pm on Friday, January 4, 2013
Agreed just he will be taking more than ever - agree with the T to the sperm bank - LOL
Just Me!
10:04 pm on Friday, January 4, 2013
the contract was between the woman and the man...why is the contract non binding again?
10:43 am on Saturday, January 5, 2013
Maybe the people withdrawing from the sperm bank need to post a bond for future child support. $10,000 or $50,000 .. and this could be invested to generate income to pay for any kids whose parents decide to try and collect welfare or social services.
Should all parents be subject to this?
But if we truely have equality, then single sex couples can marry and the 2 have financial responsibility, not the biological father. If you adopt, they don't go after the birth father for child support, the adoption cancels that right.
The part about only allowing licensed physicians is bull. That would imply that a licensed physician would have to deliver a baby, and if they didn't that child would qualify for any benefits for their entire life. We don't need the government dictating that doctors have to be involved.
Bob Thomas
12:31 pm on Saturday, January 5, 2013
If a doctor didn't conduct the insemination process could it be that a three or four-way process took place in several instances? By doing the nasty pro bono, the donor invalidated the contract because money has to change hands to complete the terms of a contract. That's presumably the way it was written.
Jerry Chase
9:47 pm on Monday, February 25, 2013
Bob Thomas is correct here. There are four conditions for a valid contract, and one of them is "consideration"; i.e., money changing hands. The donor would have been wise to have accepted a token amount rather than nothing, because there does not appear to be a cogent rationale for a pro bono donation.
Christopher Williams
5:04 pm on Sunday, January 6, 2013
That bs that you have to use a doctor he should not have to pay
Terry J
7:57 pm on Sunday, March 31, 2013
Perfect reason to alloy same sex marriage. If the lesbian couple were married the two 'parents' would have full custody of the issue of their marriage. The donor would not be in the chain of responsibility for the child.


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Population 64.46 million
GDP 376.989 US$ billion
Business climate
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GDP growth (%)
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0.1 |
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Inflation (yearly average) (%)
3.3 |
3.8 |
3.1 |
3.5 |
Budget balance (% GDP)
-2 |
-1.8 |
-4.5 |
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Current account balance (% GDP)
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Public debt (% GDP)
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44.7 |
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- Diversified and high-performance production in agriculture and industry
- Move up-market in manufactured products
- Regional hub opens to its dynamic neighbours
- Strengthened banking system
- Thai foreign trade subject to China's competition
- Inadequate structural reform
- Business climate marked by persistent links between the private sector and political circles
- Recurrent political instability since 2006
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Growth expected to slow slightly in 2013
After the disruption of production lines due to the tsunami in Japan and the floods, growth recovered in 2012 thanks to spending on reconstruction and accommodative economic policies. Wage hikes, cuts in corporation tax, the implementation of a programme for purchasing rice at above-market prices, loans at preferential rates to households and businesses affected by the floods and investments in infrastructures aimed particularly at better protection for the regions affected by flooding have been put in place.
Growth is expected to slow slightly in 2013. Household consumption will be the main growth driver thanks to wage hikes, while investment will be very dynamic fuelled by construction, high production capacity utilisation and credit growth. Monetary policy is expected to remain accommodating after a 25-point fall in the key rate in October 2012. Exports, however, are expected to remain sluggish in a context of the eurozone recession and weak growth in the United States. On the supply side, the iron and steel sectors are likely to again benefit from spending on reconstruction. Moreover tourism from Asia (particularly from China) will remain buoyant. In addition the raw materials sector (palm oil, rice, rubber and cane sugar) is expected to benefit from better weather conditions. However, exporting sectors such as electronics and textiles are expected to continue to suffer from sluggish external demand.
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After widening in 2012, the fiscal deficit is expected to remain stable in 2013. Despite the abolition of scrapping premiums in the automobile sector, public spending will continue to support activity: investment in infrastructures, salary rises, support programme for the price of rice, etc. Despite these measures, public debt is expected to remain sustainable. Therefore Thailand's sovereign default risk still looks likely to be contained.
The current account balance will go slightly into deficit in 2013 due to weak exports. However, foreign direct investment is expected to grow strongly, as Thailand is still an attractive production base for the car and electronics industries (particularly Japanese brands like Honda, Nikon, Sony, Western Digital). These stable capital flows should cover most financing needs. Meanwhile, the central bank has sought to encourage foreign investment by residents since 2012: the external assets of the Thai private sector could increase and reach the regional average of 30% of GDP against 15% of GDP currently. In this context upward pressures on the baht could ease. Moreover, the comfortable level of foreign exchange reserves (7 months of imports) gives the country a satisfactory degree of resistance in the event of sudden capital flight. In addition, despite persistent shortcomings in terms of supervision, the banking sector has become stronger in recent years: reduction of non-performing loans, improvement of solvency and profitability ratios.
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Oliver & Henry's Mum wrote:With the guests, he is simply doing what a dog is supposed to do...alerting you to the fact that someone is in the house who doesn't "belong". He won't remember whom he met the day or night before, or realize that they are spending the night. That's a tough one.
Oliver & Henry's Mum wrote:It's not always a bad thing that your dog alerts you. They are a great deterrent for robbers and others who might wish to enter who shouldn't.
Oliver & Henry's Mum wrote:If he is simply alert barking, even at the neighbours, and it doesn't last for long as some types of dogs are wont to do then I wouldn't worry about it too much. I know it can be jarring, but unless it's incessant I don't know what to say.
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oldie moldy wrote:The command "no barking" is used for all unwelcome mouth actions.
oldie moldy wrote:That, by the way, also includes biting.
oldie moldy wrote:I'm working off of very little here but you sounded very passive, that's a big dog and passive is the ticket to the loony bin for you and the pound for him. Training classes, go to the library check out dog training books, read several, pick the one you like the best and really digest it.
Zen wrote:...and it just took patience and a good amount of acknowledging to them that we got the message and everything was ok...
oldie moldy wrote:The only reason I made the response I did was I thought I heard a owner worried about her dog who was moving into an out of control situation. I think she's right.
oldie moldy wrote:...you'd better hope your dog is used to you handling it head, muzzle included. Clamping down on a unwanted bark isn't aggression nor hurtful to the dog, what you are doing is controlling a behavior until the dog starts to control it on it's own.
oldie moldy wrote:I'll bet that your neighbor sooner or later is going to become annoyed at being barked at in his own yard or coming into his own front door.
oldie moldy wrote:I'll bet when someone comes to your door you'd like to talk to them without the hounds of the baskervilles providing theme music. Responsible pet ownership is about having control of you dog.
oldie moldy wrote:As I understand it you are at present defining the problem. At some point you will make a decision on what to do. I hope it's soon.
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When I right-click on my pom.xml and select "Maven Build..." I then click on the "Select" button next to the Goals
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January 15, 2013 · Updated 2:35 PM
The Washington State Department of Transportation will host three public meetings this month – one of them in Bellevue – about the possibility of tolling Interstate 90 I-5 in Seattle to I-405 in Bellevue. The meetings are part of the environmental assessment being done by WSDOT.
Tolls are being considered to generate revenue to help pay for replacing the SR-520 floating bridge. Tolling on I-90 also is projected to help alleviate congestion on the road.
"Tolling on I-90 between I-5 and I-405 is needed to generate revenue to help complete the SR 520 program and to help alleviate congestion on I-90," WSDOT said in a statement. "Scoping is an opportunity to gather feedback that will shape the tolling study."
The three meetings are part of the public input process, which is open from Jan. 22 through Feb. 22.
The Bellevue meeting will be from 4-7 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 30 at Bellevue City Hall, 450 110th Ave. N.E.
The environmental assessment is required by the National Environmental Protection Act to understand any influences, both positive and negative, about the project. Public input will allow residents to take part in the process and to learn more about the study.
The study will ask why tolling is being considered, how to implement it and how tolling would affect those who use the bridge and the surrounding communities, as well as look at the possible environment effects on land use, economics, energy and climate change.
When the bridge between Mercer Island and Seattle, known as the Homer M. Hadley Memorial Bridge, opened in 1940 tolls were required to cross, a practice which stayed in place until 1949. While there have not been tolls on the bridge for many years, since 1999, when the state Legislature began looking at replacing the State Route 520 bridge, tolls on I-90 have been discussed to help with traffic.
In 2009 the SR 520 Legislative Workgroup, which reviewed and recommended the financing strategy to fund the 520 design, discussed tolling on I-90. The group recommended creating and early tolling of the HOT lanes on I-90 as soon as was practicable, a project which has since been funded by Sound Transit and completed across portions of I-90 on Mercer Island.
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Torrington >> On Tuesday, Torrington Middle School boys and girls youth soccer teams competed against each other to score goals for food to help benefit Torrington's chapter of F.I.S.H.
The game was part of the seventh annual TMS Soccer Showdown Can Drive Benefit Game. Every 20 canned or non-perishable food items collected on behalf of a team earned that team a goal, in addition to the goals each team scored on the field.
The collection drive amounted to plenty of food for the food pantry, which is constantly appealing for donations to meet a growing need for food from families in the city.
"This represents a fairly substantial donation to the Torrington chapter of F.I.S.H., which has been our beneficiary for all seven years," said boys soccer teach head coach Brian Kiernan.
At halftime, the boys were ahead five goals to the girls one.
However, the girls team had collected more than double the amount of canned goods and non-perishables than the boys team. Kiernan reported the girls had 717 cans while the boys had 384 — but all the food will help F.I.S.H immensely. The official half-time score of the game, including the food the children collected, put the girls ahead of the boys 36-23.
Later, Kiernan posted the final results of the game on the Torrington Middle School Boys Soccer Facebook page.
In the second half, the boys out-scored the girls 7-0, putting the final score of the game with only goals at 12-1, however, with cans, the boys fell to the girls 31-36.
Altogether, the boys and girls soccer teams collected 1,115 food items, with 14 more donated after the game. This year's collection effort beat their previous record of 984 items.
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Key-commands are great. I love 'em. Why shall we dump them? Meet Cocoa
It's a freeware application that lets you use the movement of your mouse as
a command. I know that sounds insanely hard but it's not. There are only a
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Yep, it's just the X/Y deal that you did in Algebra (that's all mice can do
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remembers them
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it shows you what it saw in the form of single letters (u,d,l and r). There
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specific you won't have to worry about running out.
As with everything, there are a few problems. The major one with this app
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happen to be Carbon…
was written in Power Plant (according to my programmer friends). How do you
tell if it's a Cocoa app? Go to the Application menu (next to the Apple Menu)
and see if Cocoa Gestures is there. If not, you'll have to keep up the key
Also, if you don't have a mouse that has two buttons or a scroll wheel then
part of the usefulness of this application is lost. For instance, when I'm
browsing pages in Camino I can just hit the scroll wheel, drag to the left
and view the tab to the left of the page I'm viewing. Quite handy and very
geek chic. On the other hand, if I was using an Apple mouse I would have to
hit a key on the keyboard to tell Cocoa Gestures to start watching the mouse.
If you're a true power user, you'll have a two button mouse any way… This
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Feb 23 2012, 01:34 PM
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I have a workbook with a few sheets. One of which is an OT reporting list. I have the name of the EE field enabled with a drop down to select the name. I have created some code that fills out rates attached to that employee in the next fields. This is currently reliant on a reference list I placed on the same sheet over in column O. I have created a separate sheet to contain my lists to make it easier to maintain and also need to modify this so it's a dynamic list. I have already learned how to create a dynamic named range and that is what I am using for the drop down source. I now need to use this named range as my references in the VBA code that populates my fields based on the name selected. Below you will find the code I am using in the interim which is reliant on the list never changing hence the need to imporve it... CODE Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) Dim NewCell As String Dim Rate As String Dim clrRange As String If Target.Column = "2" Then If Target.Cells.Count > 1 Then Exit Sub End If Level = ColumnLetter(ActiveCell.Column + 1) & ActiveCell.Row Rate = ColumnLetter(ActiveCell.Column + 2) & ActiveCell.Row Select Case ActiveCell.Value Case Range("O10").Value Range(Level).Value = Range("P10").Value Range(Rate).Value = Range("Q10").Value Case Range("O11").Value Range(Level).Value = Range("P11").Value Range(Rate).Value = Range("Q11").Value Case Range("O12").Value Range(Level).Value = Range("P12").Value Range(Rate).Value = Range("Q12").Value Case Range("O13").Value Range(Level).Value = Range("P13").Value Range(Rate).Value = Range("Q13").Value Case Range("O14").Value Range(Level).Value = Range("P14").Value Range(Rate).Value = Range("Q14").Value Case Range("O15").Value Range(Level).Value = Range("P15").Value Range(Rate).Value = Range("Q15").Value Case Range("O16").Value Range(Level).Value = Range("P16").Value Range(Rate).Value = Range("Q16").Value Case Range("O17").Value Range(Level).Value = Range("P17").Value Range(Rate).Value = Range("Q17").Value Case Range("O18").Value Range(Level).Value = Range("P18").Value Range(Rate).Value = Range("Q18").Value Case Range("O19").Value Range(Level).Value = Range("P19").Value Range(Rate).Value = Range("Q19").Value Case Range("O20").Value Range(Level).Value = Range("P20").Value Range(Rate).Value = Range("Q20").Value Case Range("O21").Value Range(Level).Value = Range("P21").Value Range(Rate).Value = Range("Q21").Value Case Range("O22").Value Range(Level).Value = Range("P22").Value Range(Rate).Value = Range("Q22").Value Case Range("O23").Value Range(Level).Value = Range("P23").Value Range(Rate).Value = Range("Q23").Value Case Range("O24").Value Range(Level).Value = Range("P24").Value Range(Rate).Value = Range("Q24").Value Case Range("O25").Value Range(Level).Value = Range("P25").Value Range(Rate).Value = Range("Q25").Value Case Range("O26").Value Range(Level).Value = Range("P26").Value Range(Rate).Value = Range("Q26").Value Case Range("O27").Value Range(Level).Value = Range("P27").Value Range(Rate).Value = Range("Q27").Value Case Else Range(Level).Value = Null Range(Rate).Value = Null End Select ElseIf Target.Column = "9" Then clrRange = "A1" Select Case ActiveCell.Value Case "Estimate" Range(ActiveCell.Address).EntireRow.Characters.Font.Color = vbBlack Case "Confirmed" Range(ActiveCell.Address).EntireRow.Characters.Font.Color = 6723891 Case "" Range(ActiveCell.Address).EntireRow.Characters.Font.Color = vbBlack Case Null Range(ActiveCell.Address).EntireRow.Characters.Font.Color = vbBlack End Select End If End Sub Here is what I have an issue with for now. The named range on the Rates-Lists sheet is called "Employees". When I change the code to refer to it rather than a cell I get an error "Runtime 1004, Method 'range' of object '_Worksheet' failed" CODE Select Case ActiveCell.Value Case Range("Employees").Value Any help would be great!! Thanks. |
Feb 23 2012, 01:54 PM
UtterAccess Veteran Posts: 388 |
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