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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - It has been slightly more than nine years since prosecutors and grand jurors alike grilled a defiant Barry Bonds for hours about his relationship with performance enhancing drugs.
One rambling answer about being a "celebrity child" to a question about injections led directly to a jury finding him guilty of obstruction of justice.
On Wednesday, weeks after voters overwhelmingly rejected his Hall of Fame candidacy, his lawyers will argue for votes of a different kind that are just as important to his legacy.
The Major League Baseball career leader in homeruns is asking the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to toss out his felony conviction.
Prosecutors will square off in a San Francisco courtroom first thing in the morning with Bonds' lawyers, led by San Francisco appellate specialist Dennis Riordan, who also served as part of Bonds' all-star legal team during his three-week trial that ended in April 2011.
Bonds' lawyers claim his answer was not material to the grand jury that was investigating the illegal distribution of performance-enhancing drugs, that the answer was truthful but unresponsive and that Bonds answered a similar question later in his testimony.
Prosecutors argue in their court papers that the answer was "intentionally false, misleading or evasive" and urge the judges to respect the jury's verdict.
The former San Francisco Giant and Pittsburgh Pirate was asked whether Greg Anderson, his personal trainer, ever gave him "anything that required a syringe to inject yourself with?"
Bonds referred to his father, major leaguer Bobby Bonds, when he responded "that's what keeps our friendship. You know, I am sorry, but that - you know, that - I was a celebrity child, not just in baseball by my own instincts. I became a celebrity child with a famous father. I just don't get into other people's business because of my father's situation, you see ..."
Jurors who deadlocked on three other perjury charges said after rendering their verdict that they believed that answer was meant to mislead the grand jury. Prosecutors later dropped the perjury charges and U.S. District Judge Susan Illston sentenced Bonds to 30 days house arrest and two years of probation, which she suspended pending the appeal.
Legal experts who have followed the case closely since his grand jury appearance in December 2003 are divided over Bonds' chances before Judges Mary Schroeder, Michael Daly Hawkins and Mary Murguia, each of whom were appointed by a different Democrat president and all of whom are based in Phoenix, home of San Francisco's division rival Diamondbacks and about a 20-minute drive from the Giants' Scottsdale spring training facility.
One set of analysts argue that appellate courts are reluctant to overturn jury verdicts absent an overwhelmingly obvious mistake. They say that the trial court judge, U.S. District Judge Susan Illston, is a respected jurist who has few of her cases overturned.
"There is a definite overriding respect of a jury's verdict," said Howard Wasserman, a Florida International University law professor. "Typically, it's pretty hard to get a jury's verdict reversed."
On the other hand, there are those lawyers who argue that Bonds stands a good chance to clear his name.
"The government's biggest hurdle is that testimony obstruction cases are usually based on blatant, undeniable lies to questions at the heart of an investigation," said William Keane, a San Francisco criminal defense attorney. "Here the prosecution limps in with only a single rambling, unresponsive, unimportant answer that is literally true."
Regardless of the outcome, University of New Hampshire law professor Michael McCann contends that the case was ultimately a loss of the U.S. Department of Justice.
"The main thrust of the government's original case was that he lied when he denied taking steroids," said McCann, who also edits the popular Sports Law Blog. "That's not what he was convicted of. Obstruction was not the main charge."
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Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson come out of retirement to conduct a search for the motives and meanings of the artist. Duchamp's steps are traced from provincial France, through Paris and on to New York, and evidence is presented from collections and from Duchamp's own testimony on tape and film. Includes reconstructed scenes from Raymond Roussell's play...
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Kingsley Amis was an English novelist, poet and writer. Find more on his life in this brief biography.
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Nationality: British
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Born in: England
Died on: 22 October 1995
place of death: London, England
father: William Robert Amis
mother: Rosa Annie, née Lucas
Spouses: Hilary Ann Bardwell (m. 1948–1965, divorced), Elizabeth Jane Howard (m. 1965–1983, divorced)
children: Philip Amis, Martin Amis, Sally Amis (deceased)
education: City of London School, St. John's College, Oxford (April 1942)
Works & Achievements: Lucky Jim
Sir Kingsley Williams Amis was an English novelist, poet and teacher and his literary work is includes short stories, poetry, books of criticism, food and drinking writing, radio and television scripts and a number of novels in the genre of science and fictions, and mysteries. His poetry collections are known for his straightforward style and are often classified as anti-romanticism. Kingsley?s most notable works include his first novel Lucky Jim, which became an exemplary novel of 1950?s in Britain.
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To the Editor: Chief Justice Burger has consistently expressed alarm as the Federal caseload overwhelms the ability of the judiciary to cope. That alarm is well-founded; the statistics speak for themselves. However, there are several pieces of the puzzle which deserve more focused attention. ...
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SAN DIEGO -- Texas Tech flanker Bradley Marquez's pass-catching numbers dropped off in the second half of the season, but Tech coach Kliff Kingsbury singled out Marquez when asked Saturday who'd impressed him during December Holiday Bowl practices.
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London: Police investigate homophobic attack on Piccadilly line tube train
4:48 PM — Police are appealing for witnesses following a violent homophobic attack onboard a tube train in west London.
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1:24 PM — Speaking exclusively to PinkNews.co.uk, Brian Paddick suggests hurting Russia's economy is the only way of taking effective action against the country's homophobic censorship laws..
10th August 2013
Stephen Fry tells PinkNews: 'The way to stop a tyrant like Putin is to inconvenience him' 55
10:23 PM — In a PinkNews exclusive interview, Stephen Fry says greater pressure needs to be placed on Russia regarding its position on LGBT rights and he's urging people to "mock" President Putin.
8th August 2013
Tory MP Mike Freer: Putin must be told to scrap anti-gay laws or risk losing Winter Olympics 10
1:19 PM — Conservative MP Mike Freer has told PinkNews that he would like the International Olympic Committee to consider moving the 2014 Winter Olympics from Russia.
29th July 2013
London: Attitude Editor Matthew Todd to chair Southbank debate on LGBT drug use 25
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25th July 2013
Terrence Higgins Trust: HIV prevention work in London needs to focus more on the link between drugs and sex 27
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11:04 AM — The Department of Health says there is "anecdotal evidence from drug and alcohol clinics in London that recreational or club drug use amongst gay men" could be linked to rising HIV infection rates.
24th July 2013
David Cameron: We can be proud that equal marriage has been signed into law by the Queen 71
6:47 PM — In a speech made today at Downing Street, Prime Minister David Cameron said "something really important has changed in our country, and that is at the end of a long, tortuous parliamentary process, the Queen has signed the equal marriage bill, and that is something we can all be very proud of."
22nd July 2013
Street art showing Obama wearing pro-equal marriage T-shirt appears outside London restaurant 11
11:50 AM — An image showing President Obama wearing an iconic red equal marriage T-shirt has appeared on the wall of a north London restaurant.
15th July 2013
The PinkNews Guide to the history of England and Wales equal marriage 3
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Nick Clegg: London winning the Gay Games could change the perception of LGBT people in sport 13
2:08 PM — Speaking to PinkNews.co.uk, Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg says London hosting the Gay Games in 2018 will make a huge difference to the perception of LGBT people and sport.
14th July 2013
'Pro-children' anti-equal marriage billboard travels London ahead of House of Lords vote 57
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11th July 2013
Vicar says homosexuality can be given up like 'cigarettes' and police are being 'manipulated' by gays 117
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4th July 2013
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2nd July 2013
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Leadership speculation is becoming so old now that it all it shows is how desperate the coalition is to snatch power.
Get this through your head, blue boys - there is no leadership crisis in the ALP. Julia will lead Labor to the election and ultimate victory in September. Rudd is history. Just a slightly embarrassing glitch in the party history but one that we will never ever repeat, and I've spoken to powerful Labor men who make sure it will never happen. So get over it.
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I' m looking fwd to the Rudd attack! He may not want to be PM but he looks like he is going to rock the Gillard/ALP boat! The fun of a Gillard led ALP breakdown!
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TimB (from yesterday's "economic manifesto" article..)
"Every year, Swannies debt has increased. At no point has Swan even STARTED to reel it in, slowly or otherwise. "
This is the Debt to GDP record (Year - Debt to GDP - Increase)
'10 - 16.9% - 5.1 (source Trading Economics)
'11 - 20.4% - 3.5 (source Trading Economics)
'12 - 22.9% - 2.5 (source Trading Economics)
'13 - 23.?% - 1.? (my estimate)That is reeling in debt slowly. He's been reeling in debt for 3 years. This year won't be the forecast budget surplus but the debt increase will be minimal. The next few years are forecast to be small but increasing budget surpluses.
Debt has been slowing in relative terms as it reaches the top of a steep hill - of which the steepest part was the GFC recovery - and it is about to start going down the other side of the hill albeit on a much less steep gradient. Meanwhile the economic figures are very good, we're getting good raps from the ratings agencies, and the govt are reducing spending whilst taking care of the important things like Gillard's bailout of the car industry.
If debt was a horse and it's galloping at a pace, you can't just bring it to a sudden stop or the economy will go over the handle bars. Swanny has slowed the horse, will give it a breather and turn it around and canter back to surplus. The economy will stay healthy and the horse will be going in the right direction. Abbott and Hockey with their austerity measures want to hit the horse over the head with a baseball bat to make it stop, and they'll wonder why the economy then goes face first into the dust. We're situated in a great region and have fantastic prospects (as PJ said yesterday) - Abbott and Hockey's austerity measures would be reckless and unnecessary.
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Good on her.
Aspiring US actresses spend hours in the gym, get their teeth straightened and get breast implants so they look phsicially perfect. Unfortunately for them, it also makes them all nearly identical.
All the old US actors have had so many face lifts that Hollywood has to import British actors to do all the character parts.
Alfie says:
Pouring with rain again today in Brisbane. Damn those global warming alarmists for being so wrong…
Ando says:
Its good to see an Aussie doing well overseas and she seems like a nice girl but I dont get what makes her funny.
Mr Sam says:
Gillard will be commenting and explaining this when? Or has someone become the PM?
Dr B S Goh, Australian in Europe says:
I am travelling in Europe and doing research on an environmental problem.
I am staggered with what is happening in Europe. Within four hours in a major capital city I was approached by about ten beggars on the streets in cold wet weather and there was none in a similar visit one year ago in the same major capital city in Europe.
The ETS carbon trading at $5 a ton is near collapse. See: http://www.economist.com/news/finance-and-economics/21571940-crunch-time-worlds-most-important-carbon-market-extremely-troubled-scheme
In Australia we have been conned by the ALP-Greens coalition to price our carbon at $23 a ton to achieve nothing measurable to fight global warming as Australia is irrelevant in global warming equation.
By 2035 the no of coal powered stations will increase a further 50%. What we end up is to pay billions, being ten percent of the total taxes collected under the carbon tax, as Combet had signed an agreement at Cancum to give ten percent of it every year to be wasted by the ineffective UN.
Just watch Spain with more than 20% unemployed and the devastation on the young after wasting billions on solar energy on the assumption that Spain has a lot of sun!!
Shane From Melbourne says:
Here's an interesting idea. That the government of the day be required to sequester a certain amount of the annual budget, say 5% for national emergencies. Those funds would be only accessible with the written authorization of the Prime Minister AND the Leader of the Opposition. That way there would be bipartisan agreement upon what constitutes a national emergency and that the funds should be spent this way.
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This one is for CR
Zac says:
Poor Atheist believer and fundie - Lawrence M. Krauss was having a hard time with his "nothingness" on that tax payer funded far-left show called Q & A. This is exactly what happens when Atheist fundism is wrapped in science. What we need to do ASAP is the separation of Atheism and Science. This guy is even more acerbic than that Atheistic bully Dawkins. Imagine if these guys had power and guns, we'll be heading back to 20th century!
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Seeing this is supposed to be an 'open' thread…
1. Is TP no longer sending confirmation emails for accepted posts? Can't get the email server to work? It does use a circa 1972 protocol after all.
2. why are we still behind the Berlin wall when is comes to free speech around here? i.e. why are these forums not self-moderating & posts taken down via *due process* & a complaints system, if they upset the thin-skinned, no-backbone ALP luvas around here? ;-p
3. why are posts that in no way break the posting guidelines *censored*, just because some neo-nazi puncher doesn't like your views? THIS is particular is a disgusting, reprehensible practice by you 'journos' at TP. I was going to say 'beneath you', but perhaps that's going too far.There, I dare you to post THAT, you glorified journo-wannabe-door-female-canine, whoever you are! :-p
Robinoz says:
The only other job I know of where someone can do themselves out of a job if they are successful is in prisoner reintegration. However, most prisoners are just bad types who don't reintegrate, so there's no chance that prisons will close because everyone has been reintegrated.
And, as we all know, there will be fat people around forever.
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Working in the virgin lounge in sydney with one of our daughters . We have had some really sexy food ,seafood bisque and Luke Magan noodle salad and my daughter is working too but will start on champagne before the flight. Whilst I was in Sydney on business I managed to look at the Langham Hotel and was given a tour of the rooms and restaurant. It will be my dreams and my sexy getaway for pa_kelvin and me one day. Also saw the Barangaroo site. Boy its only ground level at the moment they need to get a move on. Australia needs to employ people in the building an construction industry. James Packer better kick arse to get it going soon.
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So Tony Abbott says that the LNP doesn't import ideas from overseas like the Tea Party. Go figure that Cando is set up by and has patrons like Alan Jones and a figurehead like David Flint—who runs Aust. For Constitutional Monarchy. And
No connections there?And Cory Bernardi: "A couple of years ago he travelled to the US and visited the Leadership Institute just outside Washington. It was set up specifically to train conservative activists. Its graduates include the man nicknamed "Bush's Brain" for his work as George W. Bush's political strategist, Karl Rove."
"Inspired, Bernardi returned to Adelaide and in 2009 set up his own training outfit, the Conservative Leadership Foundation. As Bernardi explains on its website: "Our goal is to increase the number and effectiveness of conservative activists in Australia by providing the training and skills necessary to succeed."
"Bernardi also backed a suggestion by one of his young trainees to start a website designed to be a "Facebook for conservatives". His foundation supported the idea with a small sum of money and the Conservative Action Network, or CANdo, went live last October."
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I got an offer for a job, pretty good job (I wasn't really looking just testing the waters to see what was out there). I did the interview, they loved me. Told me they had more interviews to do and would let me know in about a week.
They called the next day and said they loved me and asked me to send me my references (I don't put them in my CV but tell them to contact me for them). 5 minutes later they called back with an offer - without even ringing my references. It was a good offer but I thought I could get a few extra $$ so I aksed if there was any flexibility with the salary they offered as it was a big move for me yadda yadda. They said umm…...I think thats about it….but we will have to check. So I said - no problem, see if you can find out and call me anytime to discuss it further.
Sweet I thought, I'm in the box seat here, they seem keen. No call back the next day…odd….maybe busy/meetings etc So I dopped an email to them 'Is there any news about our discussions? Happy to chat further'.....no reply…..So I give it till lunchtime and call back - messagebank, so I leave a message….an hour later i see the job on Seek again….still no reply from potential employer.
Nice and Professional - I should get into HR….
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A case of tracheobronchitis in ulcerative colitis: a review of literature. | |
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INTRODUCTION: Tracheobronchitis is a rare extraintestinal manifestation of ulcerative colitis (UC) and is often mis-diagnosed and treated as asthma. OBJECTIVE: We report a case of tracheobromchitis in a patient with long-standing UC, who had been treated for asthma for many years with a poor response to standard asthma management. Only very few cases are reported and in the majority of them tracheobronchitis developed after colectomy. Methods: Subsequent investigations of unremitting respiratory symptoms in our patient revealed tracheobronchitis. His UC remained quiescent for more than 20 years on medical treatment having never required a bowel resection. RESULTS: On thoroughly investigating the aetiology for his pulmonary pathology, it was thought to be an extraintestinal manifestation of UC, which makes this case noteworthy. CONCLUSION: Pulmonary complications can develop many years after the diagnosis of inflammatory bowel disease, without any sign of disease activity. In such cases awareness and a high index of suspicion are important to ensure early diagnosis and treatment, and further investigations to detect large airway disease is warranted. The pulmonary manifestations tend to respond well to steroid therapy, which may prevent or ameliorate permanent lung damage. |
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After a series of complaints, the Owen County Fiscal Court has decided to fire Owen County Animal-Control Officer Deanna Wolfe. Owen County Judge-executive Carolyn Keith said she had received several complaints that calls to Wolfe about stray animals had gone unanswered. Keith also said she had issues with Wolfe's availability to pick up animals in a timely manner. During the Jan. 28 fiscal court meeting, the magistrates unanimously approved terminating Wolfe as the animal-control officer.
With the deadline to file for candidacy in the May primary passed, over three dozen Owen countians have filed for office including nine men seeking to wear the badge of Owen County sheriff. The most heavily contested of all offices up for election, the sheriff's race will include five Democrats and four Republicans.
County Judge-Executive: Doug West (D) Casey Ellis (D) Fred Evans (D) Gary W. Minch (R)
Sheriff: Steve Miller (R) Zemer Hammond (D) Gary W. Alcorn (D) Greg Estes (D) Kristopher Lang (D) Mark Alan Cochran (D) Mark Bess (R) Richard "Rick" Poe Sr. (R) Larry Osborne (R)
Magistrate, District 1: Asa Phillips (D) Todd M. Spurgeon (D)
Magistrate, District 2: Stuart Bowling (D)
Lt. Colonel James M. "Mike" Yocum was recently promoted to full colonel in the U.S. Army. Yocum was joined at the promotion ceremony by his family and special guests including (from left to right) Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Army Gwendolyn Defillippi; Maria Yocum; Kaylee Yocum; Col. Mike Yocum; Shelby Duvall Yocum; Jim Yocum; Betty Ritter; and Scott Yocum.
Owenton Rotary President Mike Cobb, right, presents Owen Co. Parks Director Buck Beverly, left, a check for $2,000. "We are fortunate to have such a wonderful park available for our community to enjoy," Cobb said. "The Owenton Rotary club is pleased to support the efforts of the Owen County Park (staff)."
Edith Lewis celebrated her 90th birthday on Dec. 14, 2013. The occasion was celebrated by an open house with family and friends.
Volunteer firefighters braved more than just smoke and heat Thursday afternoon as they battled a barn fire in frigid conditions. With the temperature hovering around the upper teens with a strong wind blowing across Old Kenny Road, firefighters tried to extinguish a blaze that had engulfed a barn owned by Doug Detheridge. "We braved the elements on this one," Robb Chaney, chief of the Owen County Volunteer Fire Department, said. "That's just the way it goes sometime in winter."
Cassie Landrum didn't need to ask if her son Luke was feeling better after undergoing a heart transplant. She could just see it. "We came in and he wasn't even awake yet but you could tell. His color was great. He was breathing better," Cassie Landrum said. "It was just a miracle. "We knew right then it was a success." For the Landrum family, the September surgery at a University of Cincinnati hospital was the culmination of years of fears, tears and prayer.
After months of undercover investigation, a recent drug roundup by the Owenton Police Department netted over a half a dozen felony charges and four misdemeanors. The roundup took place Jan. 18 and was conducted by the city's narcotics investigator Steve Miller and officer Rufus Shearer. According to a statement from the Owenton Police Department, Michael J. Scott, 45, of Owenton, was charged with the sell or transfer of a simulated controlled substance, simulated marijuana, and one count of possession of drug paraphernalia. Both charges were misdemeanors.


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Robert E. Goodwin, 91, of 6141 County Road 33A, St. Marys, died on Monday, Aug. 8, 2011, at his residence.
He was born on July 31, 1911, the son of William and Zelia (Dixon) Goodwin, and they preceded him in death.
On May 23, 1940, at the United Church of Christ in New Bremen, he married Grace W. Sollman, and she preceded him in death in February 1987.
He is survived by a son, Gary (Bonnie) Goodwin of Wapakoneta; seven grandchildren; numerous great-grandchildren.
ST. MARYS — A local board of education approved a new face of its district during its meeting Wednesday evening.
Members of the St. Marys Board of Education approved Jerry Skiver as the interim superintendent. The motion came after board members entered into executive session to discuss compensation of a public employee or official early on in the meeting and then reconvened.
Skiver, who will be in the position for the 2011-12 school year, will officially begin his contract Monday.
ST. MARYS — Seven people competing for a pair of board of education spots highlight a packed ballot in November.
ST. MARYS — Gabrielle Keller was named queen Wednesday night in the 2011 St. Marys SummerFest Little Miss Pageant held in the St. Marys Memorial High School Performing Arts Center.
The pageant hosted 30 contestants between the ages of 5 and 7 this year, double last year's amount.
"The first 15 spots were full within a half a day," Co-Chair Becky Ruvoldt said, noting the large demand caused them to open the pageant up to more girls.
WAPAKONETA — A second Dayton man in less than a week was arrested in Auglaize County on drug charges.
In a news release issued by Auglaize County Sheriff Al Solomon, Vernon J. Graham, 37, of Dayton, was arrested by members of the Grand Lake Drug Task Force for allegedly delivering crack cocaine and heroin to the area.
Wednesday, Aug. 10 7 p.m. — LITTLE MISS SUMMERFEST PAGEANT, Performing Arts Center, Memorial High School.
Thursday, Aug. 11 — Supper and Sounds in the Park 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. — ARTFEST EXHIBIT, Public Library. 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. — SUPPER IS SERVED — Memorial Park. 5:40 p.m. – DINNER ENTERTAINMENT — Gazebo. 6 p.m. - BOOK SALE PRESALE — Trading Company. 6:45 p.m. — OPENING CEREMONIES — Memorial Park
NEW BREMEN — A Dayton man was arrested near New Bremen Monday night on drug charges.
According to a news release issued by Auglaize County Sheriff Al Solomon, at 7 p.m. Monday, members of the Auglaize/Mercer County Grand Lake Drug Task Force, New Bremen Police, Auglaize County Sheriff's Deputies, St. Marys Police, Wapakoneta Police and Minster Police arrested Tyrone E. Howard, 31.
ST. MARYS — A local library is hosting its annual art festival, which is an extension of an annual community festival, this week.
The 22nd Annual St. Marys Summer Artfest kicked off with a reception on Sunday.
"We presented our awards on Sunday at 3 p.m.," St. Marys Community Public Library Director Sue Pittman said. "This was the first year all the recipients were present."
Artfest, which features 82 pieces and which is organized by the Artfest Committee, runs through this Sunday.
NEW BREMEN — On Tuesday evening, 15 little girls competed in the Little Miss Bremenfest Pageant in the James F. Dicke Auditorium at New Bremen High School.
"It's good for the girls," Co-Director Amy Hemmelgarn said. "It helps build their confidence and their town pride, I believe. Then it helps the community come together. (It) brings all sorts of different people in — grandparents, parents, that maybe normally wouldn't go to the Bremenfest or have much to do with it."
PIQUA — The Minster boys golf team enters this season with a roster without much varsity experience, but the Wildcats showed on Monday that they still have plenty of talent.
Minster emerged from the season's first tune-up invitational with a victory. The Wildcats fired a team score of 318 to win the Scott Homan Invitational at th Piqua Country Club on Monday.


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Metro-east officials say the death of a Madsion, Illinois man should serve as a reminder of the dangers of extreme heat.
Madison County Coroner Stephen Nonn announced Monday that 56 year old Darold Mays died of heat stroke. May suffered from heart and lung disease that made him more vulnerable, but hi body temperature was over 101 when he had been found dead in an alley in the 1300 block of Klein Avenue in Venice.
Family members say that Mays was developmentally disabled and was known to venture out into the community to collect aluminum cans.
Nonn says with temperatures forecast to be in the mid and upper 90s this week, it's important to be conscious of the heat's toll on healthy individuals during normal activities, but also to keep an eye on friends and family who may be more susceptible to the heat because of age or chronic health issues.
Cool Down St. Louis kicks off summer program
Local leaders have put out the call to those in need and to those who can help. Cool Down St. Louis and Ameren kicked off their annual summer program to keep elderly and disabled St. Louisans safe from the deadly heat.
Ameren donated the first 240 air conditioners with the hope that more units will be donated and more money raised to assist the most vulnerable members of the community.
St. Louis Mayor Francis Slay says donations are critical to this program's success. "It is important to note that eventually, all the funds will be exhausted this year," Slay said. "And remind you that 100 percent of proceeds, 100 percent of private donations go directly to helping someone in need. There are no administrative costs that come out of our donations."
For more information about donating an air conditioning unit or giving a monetary donation, log on to CoolDownStLouis.org.
Pacers stun Heat in game 2
MIAMI (AP) — This time Indiana didn't wilt in the final seconds.
After losing the NBA Eastern Conference finals opener in overtime to Miami, the Pacers kept their composure until the end and escaped with a 97-93 win over the Heat to even that series at a game apiece. All five Pacers starters hit double figures led by Roy Hibbert's 29 points and 10 rebounds.
Paul George scored 22 points, George Hill added 18 and David West finished with 13 for the Pacers.
LeBron James scored 36 points for the Heat, who got 17 points from Chris Bosh and 14 from Dwyane (dwayn) Wade. The Heat led 88-84 in the fourth quarter, then were outscored 13-5 the rest of the way.
Game 3 will take place Sunday night on the Pacers home court. The Pacers are 6-0 at home this postseason.
By the way, if you have wondered just how dominating the Heat have been this season, this was just their fourth loss in their last 50 games.
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December 9th 2009 @ 8:19am
RickG said | December 9th 2009 @ 8:19am | Report commentGreat read Andrew. I'm a surfer but not at all interested in pro comp surfing, but the events this week have definitley piqued my interest with the Eddie to be held and the showdown between Fanning and Parko at what promises to be epic Pipeline.
Given the much larger waves now ridden via tow-in it's good to see the Eddie still holds its place among the competitors. -
December 9th 2009 @ 8:32am
Andrew Logan said | December 9th 2009 @ 8:32am | Report commentThanks Rick – the Eddie is showing live at http://live.quiksilver.com/2009/bigwave/live.php?btn_live=_over
Andy Irons has just ridden a massive wave all the way into the shorebreak and then pulled into the shorebreak barrel, which must have been 15 foot, and about 20 metres off the beach! Needless to say he got belted, but I guess that's where the pros earn their dough and get their mag covers.
It is a bit of a wait between sets, but when it turns on it is exciting stuff.
December 9th 2009 @ 8:33am
Andrew Logan said | December 9th 2009 @ 8:33am | Report commentAlso the showdown between Fanning and Parkinson will be amazing stuff – especially as the men mentioned above, Andy Irons, has a wildcard for teh event, so he could cause some carnage in the early heats. Let's hope it's not Mick or Parko that he takes out!
December 9th 2009 @ 8:53am
Brett McKay said | December 9th 2009 @ 8:53am | Report commentgreat stuff Andrew. The pictures from Waimea last night were just amazing, and unfortunately, you have to now scratch Tommy Carroll from the list for The Eddie, after he got belted yesterday. I was in Hawaii mid-2008, and ventured up to the North Shore to see all these famed breaks. Even as a still very green surfer, it was like a cricket fan getting to Lord's (the highlight of the day was getting dumped by the undercurrents in 2 feet of water at Sunset).
The pictures and vision from Sunset, Waimea and Pipeline this season will be unbelieavble, no doubt.
And it's not just Oahu, either. Last night on Sports Tonight I saw a clip from the massive Jaws reef break off Pe'ahi, Maui, where waves are hitting 50 feet and climbing (so upwards of 15m). The helicopter in the shot was getting dwarfed.
It's all just mesmerising to watch..
December 9th 2009 @ 11:03am
Brett McKay said | December 9th 2009 @ 11:03am | Report commentSome outstanding pictures coming through, 40 feet seems common in most captions in this galery from The Australian. Kelly Slater has had a 98pt ride in the second heat.
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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. a popular book re bipolar. Julie Evans Birmingham and Solihull Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust. I had a very hard time with this book. It was a mix between a very dry birth of clinical mental health studies and a very vague, pretentious personal story. The first few chapters were very promising, I felt there was passion infused in the pages as she spoke about her father, her military upbringing, her mother..her general early life. But as the story continued forward, it became more disjointed, dried out and read as if she used a thesaurus on every word humanly possible. It was overkill. I admire Ms. Jamison for the strong, obviously intelligent psychologist that she is and for the great studies and growth she has brought to her field. On a personal level, I do not feel that her story was as honest and clear as it could've been. I didn't connect with her struggle, as it wasn't descriptive or deep. It reads more as a clinical study and I would recommend this book only to those studying the field; not to the typical memoir lover. A cathartic and expressive memoir by someone who has dealt with bipolar disorder. The all-consuming, tireless highs struggle with the dark, depressive, sickly lows. An excellent means of understanding this mental turmoil, how one can achieve the most stunning of successes, while grappling with the base desire to stay alive. My first acquaintance with the author of this book was in an article of The Washington Post Magazine quite a few years ago. I remember reading about a woman who was suffering from manic-depression. I was horrified to find out from that article that she was also a practicing clinical psychologist. Now, many years later, I finally have had the chance to read her memoir. I am so glad that the field of psychiatry has evolved as much as it has during the intervening years and look foward to yet more progress in the treatment of what is now called bipolar disporder. Sadly, I know of people who have successfuly ended their young lives after having suffered with this disorder. My feeling is that anything the general public can do to help these individuals is a step in the right direction. Most of all, though, it's to the credit of Dr. Kay Redfield Jamison that the public has become more aware of this genetic disorder and its implications in an individual's life. I took from this book the need for the public to accept each person affected with bipolar disorder with warmth and understanding and reject the stigmas that have been part of this mental illness in the past. I also expect that no one should assume to understand the demons of living with bipolar disorder, although the author does a magnificent job of putting her experiences into words. My hope is that I'll be able to use what I've learned from this book in a positive manner to help others and continue to read works by Dr. Jamison and others in an effort to expand my knowledge of this devastating illness. Dr. Kay Redfield Jamison writes about her life dealing with bipolar. Her struggle with schools, relationships and her inner critic. My own psychiatrist recommend this book hoping I would relate that this was another woman struggling with illness and gaining the upper hand on. I really did not find that much I could relate with her since she has bipolar and I have schizophrenia. She pretty much examined her whole life and realized she had this illness very early in her life. I respect that she has accomplished much in her life. I don't know if I will ever accomplish to the degree she has done. You may not agree with my rating for every person it will probably be different. no reviews | add a review
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Amazon.com Amazon.com Review (ISBN 0679763309, Paperback)In Touched with Fire, Kay Redfield Jamison, a psychiatrist, turned a mirror on the creativity so often associated with mental illness. In this book she turns that mirror on herself. With breathtaking honesty she tells of her own manic depression, the bitter costs of her illness, and its paradoxical benefits: "There is a particular kind of pain, elation, loneliness and terror involved in this kind of madness.... It will never end, for madness carves its own reality." This is one of the best scientific autobiographies ever written, a combination of clarity, truth, and insight into human character. "We are all, as Byron put it, differently organized," Jamison writes. "We each move within the restraints of our temperament and live up only partially to its possibilities." Jamison's ability to live fully within her limitations is an inspiration to her fellow mortals, whatever our particular burdens may be. --Mary Ellen Curtin(retrieved from Amazon Mon, 30 Sep 2013 13:34:47 -0400) The author recounts her own personal struggle with manic-depression and how it has shaped her life. (summary from another edition) |
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