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Danville chief's lawyer files to dismiss negligent firearms charge
Alan Cronheim has filed a motion in the Salem Circuit Court seeking to toss the negligent storage of a firearm charge filed in the wake of 15-year-old Jacob Carver's death inside the chief's Danville home on March 11, 2013.
Cronheim, an attorney for Sisti Law Offices, argues the state law used to bring the violation-level offense doesn't apply in this case because the death resulted from a suicide.
In this case, Cronheim maintains that law can't be used because the state Medical Examiner's Office ruled Carver's death a suicide following an autopsy.
The Legislature, in writing the law, "declined to have the statute applied to circumstances where a child obtains a firearm and chooses to knowingly or purposely discharge the firearm. In making this determination, the Legislature reasonably and understandably defined the statute so as to avoid penalizing an individual for a circumstance where a child chooses to knowingly or purposely discharge a firearm in a circumstance where the owner of the firearm has not given permission to the child to use the weapon," the motion said.
"While some supporters of the legislation referenced suicide, there is an absence of discussion by them of the statutory terms included in the legislation," he wrote.
Parsons has remained on the job despite the case and has received the support of selectmen, who insisted that Parsons shouldn't be held responsible for Carver's death.
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It has been confirmed in today's Financial Times that Simon Fuller of XIX Entertainment is financing a movie based on Elvis' rise to fame to be made by Sony Pictures Entertainment. I suspect this will be based on Peter Guralnick's 'Last Train To Memphis'. Will be interesting to see how this one pans out. The main problem is getting someone to portray Elvis. Further, will it be a TV only production or one for the regular film circuit?
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The Houston Texans have placed tight end Owen Daniels on injured reserve with a designation to return, says ESPN's Adam Schefter.
Daniels suffered a broken fibula in Sunday night's 34-3 loss to the San Francisco 49ers. Reports from Monday indicated that Daniels would miss a minimum of four weeks and up to eight weeks while the injury healed. The move by the Texans ensures that Daniels will miss eight weeks, as he cannot be brought back until after that time has elapsed.
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MENOMINEE - Steven Neil Popour, 59, of Menominee, passed away at home on Wednesday, Oct. 9, 2013, surrounded by his loving family. He was born on June 4, 1954, in Cooks, Mich., to the late Leonard and Marcia (Gray) Popour. He married the former Denise Mulhern on Oct. 27, 1989, in Escanaba. Steven liked to hunt and target shoot, throw horseshoes, go bowling and he was an avid Detroit Lions fan. He loved his family and he was especially fond of his grandchildren. Steven was known to help anyone with anything they needed help with. His hobby and his passion was being a mechanic.
Steven is survived by his wife, Denise; three daughters, Marcia Willette of Marinette, Amanda (Bill) Dahn of Gladstone, and Kristi (Nick Kell) Mulhern of Polaski, Wis.; three sons, Cory (Denise) Mulhern of Escanaba, Joseph Popour of Lower Mich., and Robert Mulhern of Menominee; 11 grandchildren, including Paul, Zack, Jon, Dylan, Billy Dahn, Kaylee, Christopher, Katrina, Brittney, Breanna and Thomas; one great-granddaughter, Xendaya; three sisters, Sherry (Bob) Hampton, Jan (Stan) Zickelbach and Amy (Allen) Hutchinson; two brothers, Terry (Snookie) Popour and Mike (Lorrie) Popour; and many nieces, nephews and aunts and uncles.
Along with his parents, Steven was preceded in death by his grandson, Matthew Willette, and his sister, Carol Daunt.
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Funeral services for Steven will be held at the Cadieu-Thielen Funeral Home (549 10th Ave. Menominee, Mich. 49858 906-863-3227) on Monday, Oct. 14, at 6 p.m. Family and friends may call the funeral home from 4 p.m. until the time of services. Rev. Lewis Hague will be officiating. Burial will be in Inwood Township Cemetery in Cooks, Mich.
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On the back of yet more rumoured newspaper circulation figure declines in 2012, South Africa's leading business and financial publication, Business Day, has today launched an aggressive online strategy.
Rebekah Brooks and former Downing Street spin doctor, Andy Coulson, are among eight people who have finally been officially charged in relation to phone hacking, the British Crown Prosecution Service has today confirmed.
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Here's another strong case for why models should have their cellphones taken away: Tricia Evans. Not shortly after the Batman premiere shooting in Colorado, the model took to social network Twitter with the following tweet:
The recent sale of Microsoft's shares in MSNBC indicated a price of $12 per unique reader. This is consistent with the value given to Huffington Post when they sold (at slightly more – $12.60 per unique reader).
If there is one typo you never, ever want to make, it's typing Nelson Mandela's name incorrectly. On his birthday. What makes this more than astounding, is that the production of a banner like that typically goes from copywriter, to designer, to management sign-off, to campaign management, and then it would go live. And not a single [...]
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- The union for the Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department is going to raffle off an AR-15 rifle.
The winner of a $10 raffle will get an AR-15 Bushmaster rifle worth about $250.
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At Bellator's 61 event, Brian Rogers punched his ticket for the candidacy of KO of the Year. Rogers knocked out Vitor Vianna with a flying knee that sent Vianna to the mat in a cold, frozen heap of a mess. Before Rogers' flying knee he already wobbled Vianna with punches. Seizing the opportunity, Rogers ran towards Vianna and delivered a well-placed knee to the head. Before the match Vianna was a favorite to win the fight with his Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu experience and advantage in grappling. Unfortunately for him Rogers kept the fight standing up.
Rogers' KO of Vianna is one of the favorites for KO of the Year but it still doesn't top Edson Barboza's spinning wheel kick KO of Terry Etim at UFC 142.
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Coming off the bye week, the Green Bay Packers are pretty healthy and have one of their shortest injury reports this season. There are six players listed as probable, and I expect they'll all be available on Sunday. Clifton and Neal are out again this week, as they've been for the past couple weeks (months in Neal's case).
The Chargers are dealing with more injuries. DE Luis Castillo is listed as out, but he hasn't played since week 1 so his absence is no surprise. Starting OL Kris Dielman is out after suffering a concussion and a seizure on a plane ride a couple weeks ago. It would be very surprising if either starting RB Ryan Mathews or LB Shaun Phillips played, but the injury report says there's a chance they'll play. Starting WR Malcom Floyd hasn't practiced all week, and neither has backup LB (and former Packer) Na'il Diggs, but don't be surprised if they're both available. That's a long list with five starters, but those absences shouldn't cause them any serious problems.
The complete injury report is at Packers.com. More on the Charger injuries at Bolts From The Blue.
Player | Pos. | Injury | Fri. Participation | Fri. Status |
Morgan Burnett | S | Hand | Full participation | Probable |
Chad Clifton | T | Knee/Hamstring | Out | Out |
Jamari Lattimore | LB | Shoulder | Full participation | Probable |
Clay Matthews | LB | Quadricep | Limited participation | Probable |
Mike Neal | DE | Knee | Out | Out |
Sam Shields | CB | Concussion | Full participation | Probable |
Josh Sitton | G | Knee | Limited participation | Probable |
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ZTE Announces Low-cost 'Blade C' Android Smartphone
The Blade C is powered by a 1GHz dual-core MediaTek MTK 6577 processor and 512 MB of RAM.
Chinese smartphone manufacturer ZTE has announced an Android-powered smartphone dubbed the Blade C.
The phone offers a 4-inch WVGA display, a 3-megapixel camera and is powered by a 1GHz dual-core MediaTek MTK 6577 processor, as well as 512 MB of RAM. Alongside 4 GB of internal storage, the Blade C, which has been designed to "capture a larger share of the low-end market," sports 3G support, Bluetooth 4.0 and a 1,600 mAh battery pack.
The Blade C is also known as the ZTE V807, ZTE T807 and ZTE V889S. The V889S is available in China for around $112, with the Blade C itself expected to launch in Europe for a similar off-contract price.
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0john15v16 , January 30, 2013 3:08 AMAndroid...DOMINATION!!!
0xpeh , January 30, 2013 3:09 AMSpecs are pretty lame, but 112 dollars? All I can say is 'Wow'. I think I might actually buy this.
0ToKiiNz , January 30, 2013 3:24 AMlooks ok and if its only $100 it sounds like a crazy awesome deal wont play games well but should be decent enough for texting and listening to music
0olaf , January 30, 2013 4:31 AMEven at the price of 112 € (yes thats how prices translate here in europe....f taxes) it will be worth it im just a bit unsure about the mediatek soc but at that price .... and to those complaining about games most games I tried on my S2 werent all fhat cracked up to be to need a superphone to runthem... . So depending on screen quality (aka not like the cheap crap lcds Samsung uses) and camera quality this can be a good or great phone for anyone not wanting to shell out a ton of money for a smartphone.
0womble , January 30, 2013 4:56 AMa significant step up from the original blade I'm still using. The screen on this old version is actually very good and I didn't get an early oled one either.
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1ismaeljrp , January 30, 2013 12:30 PMfor the price is definitely good, really nice there is a good market for smartphones like these, running simple apps, like social networks, simple games, having internet access, I still know of plenty people that still using dumbphones cuz they can't afford an Android or anything, this will be welcomed
0Anonymous , January 30, 2013 3:49 PMIf you are looking for a good phone check out new Pentagram Monster P430 from Polish manufacturer. It has good enough screen(960 x 540 IPS), good enough dual core CPU(Qualcomm QRD MSM8225 SKU5 1.2 GHz), runs Android 4.0.4, and a monster in place of standard battery - awesome 4100 mAh battery
http://www.pentagram.eu/products/smartphones/pentagram_monster_p430_1 -
0Bloob , January 30, 2013 5:44 PMismaeljrpfor the price is definitely good, really nice there is a good market for smartphones like these, running simple apps, like social networks, simple games, having internet access, I still know of plenty people that still using dumbphones cuz they can't afford an Android or anything, this will be welcomed
Also, traditionally, low end Android have lagged like hell. With these specs, this should be pretty smooth experience, and I wonder how ZTE can afford it.


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EXCLUSIVE: Veteran Disney/Pixar contributor John Kahrs directed the brilliant and touching black-and-white Paperman which won this year's Academy Award for Best Animated Short and played in theaters before Wreck–It Ralph. Major agencies were in hot pursuit because toons are such major profit centers right now and Kahrs had worked on Tangled, The Incredibles, Monsters Inc, Ratatouille, Toy Story 2, and A Bug's Life. He signed with WME today:
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FoucaultGiles Deleuze (1925-1995) was Professor of Philosophy at the University of Paris VIII. He is a key figure in poststructuralism and one of the most influential philosophers of the twentieth century. In Foucault, Deleuze presents one of the most incisive and productive analyses of the work of Michel Foucault. This is a crucial examination of the philosophical foundations and principal themes of Foucault's work, providing a rigorous engagement with Foucault's views on knowledge, punishment, power, and the nature of subjectivity. Translated by Sen Hand. > |
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CART 255 - New Media Theory: Michel Foucault and Gilles Deleuze ...
Michel Foucault, in his essay "Docile Bodies", and the accompanying "The Means of Correct Training" and "Panopticism", examines the eighteenth-century ...
cart255media.blogspot.com/ 2008/ 03/ michel-foucault-and-gilles-deleuze.html
John Protevi's Coursework and Information Web Site
www.protevi.com/ john/ Foucault/
"Of all the various studies of Foucault which I know, from Dreyfus and Rabinow to Major-Poetzl to Sheridan, none has the intellectual and personal authority ...
www.upress.umn.edu/ Books/ D/ deleuze_foucault.html
A Genealogy of Foucault
Afterword: On the Genealogy of Ethics: An Overview of Work in Progress, in Hubert L. Dreyfus and Paul Rabinow, eds., Michel Foucault: Beyond Structuralism ...
www.csun.edu/ ~hfspc002/ foucault2.html
Intellectuals & Power: A conversation between Michel Foucault and ...
This is a transcript of a 1972 conversation between the post-structuralist philosophers Michel Foucault and Gilles Deleuze, which discusses the links ...
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Philosophy 336: Contemporary French Philosophy: Foucault and ...
These questions can be exegetical (eg, "what does Foucault mean by �panopticism�?"), critical (eg, "is Foucault correct when he says that �man� is a recent ...
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Structuralism and Poststructuralism - Jacques Lacan, Michel ...
A historian, Foucault argues that our knowledge of the world is always mediated by ... Like a number of structuralists, Foucault pointed the way toward ...
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Symptoms of Organization: Deleuze, Foucault and Clinical Management
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Foucault Notes
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Just came back from Aruba, 80's every day.
Dang on Global Warming and the Earth wobbling around the sun. I mean this weather is just like it was 30 years ago.
It is just going to get hot again once that summer comes around and then you will see just how bad man has destroyed the earth. So says the profits movie! The Hockey stick shall rise! The Demon CO2 is responsible for this! Must find another billion for magic green jobs! -
The Earth doesn't "wobble"
It's a little thing, but if you're going to continue to think it you're not going to understand the more complex equations. -
The Earth does "wobble". It's called precession like a spinning top. It's a cause of the 1000,000 year climate cycles that have been well studied and characterized by climatologists and has nothing to do with the 100 year spike we're experiencing now due to increased atmospheric carbon dioxide, another phenomenon that's been well studied by climatologists.
But as usual, Harley hears a buzz word and uses it out of context to support his erroneous position. -
I'm in the process of reading "The Hockey Stick and the Climate Wars" by Michael Mann. It's not the best book on climate that I've read, but it does deal in great detail with the hockey stick (which is still a hockey stick, Harley) and also with the disinformation campaign of the professional deniers. The book concentrates on paleoclimatology, no surprise, considering who wrote it, but of course there's a lot of other science contributing to the theory which the book doesn't treat with the same detail. It's an interesting book for those who already have some background, but it's not the best book for an introduction to the topic. Maybe "The Weathermakers", by Tim Flannery.
When I told a denier that there really isn't much money coming from the government for climate change research so this would not be enough incentive for them to just make stuff up, they said that the researchers could get $400,000 over two years. Funny thing is, the denier business financed by the Kochs is a BILLION dollar business annually.
I always miss summer this time of year. I imagine I always will.
Take comfort from the seed catalogs. I do and it helps…
Earth rotates around its axis (in a counter-clockwise direction, when viewed … The change in orientation of the tilt is due to a wobble in Earth's rotation axis.
http://www.esse.ou.edu/fund_concepts/Fundamental_Concepts1/Solar_System/Earths_Rotation.htm -
It'\s been a very mild winter here in the SW Rockies, Mike.
@ Harleyquinn
Genome is right on both counts and Harley is wrong and wronger.
I know that the Earth does fluctuate from a perfect spin over time.
I also know that the Earth's axis is not perpendicular to the Sun's equator. And this is why weather is more extreme in the Southern Hemisphere.
If Harley read his own link site he'd have seen this link which would show him why saying the Earth Wobbles around the Sun is courting further disunderstanding.
1+1 is not just about 2 . 1+1=2
While a couple is two, we don't say 1+1=a couple. Because "Couple" is less precise the exact 2.
1+1+1= 3, not a few. Same thing.
That's why it is important for Harleyquinn to disabuse himself of the notion that the Earth "wobbles" around the Sun. Even though our imprecise language allows for it to be semantically correct. -
Ah yes, the other season of the year that's too uncomfortable to go outside.
For those of us who live where summer means 110. In the shade. Of which there isn't any.
No, we prefer the polar vortex. And wish it would stick around.
(Sadly, it will depart soon.) -
I wish the vortex would stick around also.
Three days ago it was +40, this morning it was -7. Dang, we got the cold back up here where it comes from.
The jet stream is back where it belongs and all will be well….or at least closer to the mean. -
Michael Mann fights back!
National Review, you are going DOWN.
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This page contains all Green Ronin News articles from May 2006.
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Green Ronin seeks volunteer GMs for events at Origins 2006
Green Ronin needs volunteer GMs for its events at the Origins Game Expo, going on June 29 to July 2 in Columbus, OH. We are running events for Mutants & Masterminds, Thieves' World, and True20 Freeport. If you are a good GM who is well-versed in one or more of these games, we'd like to hear from you.
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Freedom City Fracas (M&M) Fri 1:00 pm, Sat 1:00 pm
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These events are taking place as part of the Origins Gathering. If you run enough games for the Origins Gathering, you can get a free badge and even a hotel room. Visit consupport.com and follow the instructions to create an account and register as a judge. Questions? Please email sean [at] basementsoftware [dot] com.
In addition to the benefits of the Origins Gathering, Green Ronin is offering cool swag to anyone who agrees to run at least two sessions for us. You can get a GR T-shirt and free product. We hope to see you there.
We have received a shipment of Mutants & Masterminds logo T-shirts, in time for the convention season, and have made them available in our Green Ronin Online Store. These 100% cotton, pre-shrunk, short-sleeved T-shirts are available in colonial blue in adult sizes L, XL, XXL, and XXXL, and sport a white-on-black M&M logo across the front. Order yours today!
Paul Tevis reviewed our entire Thieves' World product line in his Have Games, Will Travel podcast (episode #31).
In Mutants & Masterminds news, today Steve Kenson continues his Designer's Journal series on Golden Age, over on MutantsAndMasterminds.com. "Golden Age Heroes" presents options for tailoring your campaign's power level to suit your needs in the Golden Age of comics.
Back by popular demand, Cosmo the Moon Monkey, everyone's favorite teleporting simian sidekick, once more graces the virtual shelves of our Green Ronin Online Store. What are you waiting for...?
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Fonds consists of records created and/or maintained by the Executive Council Office of the Province of Canada. The majority of the records in this fonds date from the period between the first and last meetings of the Executive Council, 13 February 1841 and 29 June 1867. However, the fonds also includes a small quantity of records inherited from the pre-1841 period, and a similarly small quantity of records which post-date Confederation but which have been included within this fonds for reasons that have more to do with practicality than provenance. The records found in this fonds document, to varying extents, the executive and judicial functions of the Executive Council. The deliberations and decisions of the Governor and Council were recorded as minutes in books maintained by the Clerk of the Council. These minutes are found primarily in two series within this fonds: State Minute Books of the Executive Council; and Land Minute Books of the Executive Council. Rough and draft minutes are found in the Rough and Draft Minutes and Reports of the Executive Council series. Committee activities are reflected in this fonds both in those series devoted to minutes of the Executive Council (where committee reports are entered as minutes) and in the series; titled Submissions to the Executive Council relating to the audit of provincial public accounts. In his capacity as secretary and records-keeper for the Executive Council and its committees, the Clerk had custody of the various papers and reports presented before Council in support of business transacted. In addition to these records which he maintained on behalf of the Council, the Clerk also created and accumulated a variety of administrative records which he required to ensure the efficient operation of his office. These records are found in the Office Records of the Clerk of the Executive Council series. There are also records of the Board of Railway Commissioners, described in the appropriate series level description.
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Textual records This is the primary finding aid for the majority of the records in this fonds. It does not have a finding aid number and is found in a binder which combines both a typed narrative description of the holdings and a typed listing of the records at the volume and title level of description. The CAB RG 1 Shelf List is organized internally according to the former arrangement structure of the fonds in that it groups the record lists under series numbers, e.g., E1, E2, L1, etc., and series titles which have now been superseded in the the most recent intellectual arrangement of the fonds. CAB RG 1 Shelf List 90 (Paper)
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Textual records The inter-relationships amongst the series in this fonds are such that a finding aid describing one series may also provide a degree of access to other series. Thus, for example, the index and registers known as the Analytical Index to the State Minutes for 1841-1867 (vols. 97-104 of the State Minute Books of the Executive Council series) not only provide access by personal names and subjects to the state minutes but also can be used to gain access to the records in the State Submissions to the Executive Council series and the Orders-in-Council of the Executive Council series (as both are arranged chronologically by date of decision in Council). CAB RG 1 Shelf List 90 (Paper)
Textual records Similarly, the annual indexes and registers of submissions in the State Submissions to the Executive Council series must be consulted year by year but offer access by date as well as names and subjects to not only the state submissions but also the State Minute Books of the Executive Council series, the Despatches Referred to the Executive Council series, and the Orders in Council of the Executive Council series. They also provide a degree of access to the 'Put By' Submissions to the Executive Council series. Details of the inter-relationships among finding aids are provided in the relevant series descriptions. CAB RG 1 Shelf List 90 (Paper)
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The Executive Council was among the first institutions established in each colony of British North America. Designed to advise and assist the governor in his executive, legislative and judicial functions, the Executive Council was formed pursuant to the Royal Instructions which partnered the governor's commission. A list of the members of the Executive Council of the Province of Canada, with dates upon which they took the oath of office and dates of termination of appointment, is provided in Appendix I of the publication Public Archives of Canada - Manuscript Division - Preliminary Inventory - Record Group 1, Executive Council, Canada, 1764-1867 (Ottawa: Queen's Printer, 1953).
In earlier regimes, Executive Councillors had been, effectively, permanent appointments, but this situation had changed with the 1839 despatch from Lord John Russell which set out the new Imperial policy that Councillors could be called upon to retire if expedient to public policy. The Instructions to Sydenham, dated 30 August 1840, commanded him to provide the names of such persons as were in his opinion fit and proper to be appointed to the Executive Council. His Instructions authorized him further to appoint, from time to time, such and so many persons as may appear to him to be requisite for the Council, subject to Royal approval. A number of the clauses in the Instructions dealt specifically with aspects of the Executive Council's activities, including such things as the quorum required for the transaction of business; the situations in which the Governor was required to seek the advice and/or consent of Council; and the requirement for minutes to be kept and their transcripts to be provided to the Secretary of State for the Colonies in London.
As the first governor of the new united Province of Canada, Lord Sydenham is credited with introducing many changes in the manner in which the executive arm of government did business, administrative reforms that laid the essential groundwork for the constitutional reforms to follow later in the decade. At a practical level, and following a recommendation of the 1839 Commission of Inquiry into the public departments in Upper Canada, Sydenham appointed a "President of the Committees of Council" (with Councillor Robert Sullivan as the first incumbent) to act, effectively, as a chief executive officer for the Council through chairmanship of the various
committees. Other fundamental administrative reforms introduced by Lord Sydenham wrought a great transformation in the character of the Executive Council. For the first time a systematic effort was made to organize the public service into appropriate departments, the heads of which were made members of the Executive Council, responsible individually to the governor for the workings of their own departments. When Sydenham insisted that the members of his Executive Council should also find seats in the Assembly, the first major change in the relationship between the Legislature and the Executive resulted. With Lord Elgin's acceptance of the principle of responsible government the stage was set for the transformation of the Executive Council into the Committee of the Privy Council, a transformation which was not completed until after Confederation.
Business was brought before the Governor in Council by means of submissions. The Governor gave effect to his decisions, made with the advice of Council, through orders-in-council (see the Orders-in-Council of the Executive Council series). The deliberations and decisions of the Governor and Council were recorded as minutes in books maintained by the Clerk of the Council. Subjects referred to the Executive Council were classified either as "state" or "land" business and the records relating to each category were kept separately. Committees and sub-committees of the Executive Council were formed to deal with various questions. Some committees were of a temporary nature and were appointed to deal with specific business as it arose. Others took on a more long-term status such as, for example, the committee variously titled "Committee of Council on sundry land petitions" or "Committee of Council on sundry land matters." Given the volume of business presented to the Executive Council, committees were nominated from among the Council members to investigate individual issues, and their findings were presented to Council and entered as reports into the minutes.The committee structure evolved over the period 1841-1867, with the system including both temporary and permanent bodies according to the circumstances of the business under consideration. The appellate duties of Executive Councillors which had existed in earlier regimes were continued after the union, but the arrangement was unsatisfactory. In 1844 Sir Charles Metcalfe reported: "The Courts of Appeals as at present constituted ...is composed of the Governor, who never sits, the Chief Justices of the Lower Province and two or more Executive Councillors for whom it is generally necessary to provide substitutes by appointing Judges or others to be Executive Councillors for this special and sole purpose." In 1843 a provincial statute created a new Court of Appeals for Canada East in which members of the Executive Council were not liable for service. A similar arrangement was made for Canada West in 1849 with the establishment by statute of the Court of Error and Appeal, presided over by the combined justices of the three superior courts. Appendix II of the publication Public Archives of Canada, Manuscript Division, Preliminary Inventory, Record Group 1, Executive Council, Canada, 1764-1867 (Ottawa: Queen's Printer, 1953) provides a list of Executive Council members of the Provincial Court of Appeals, 1841- 1849, with date of commission.
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October: Islamic History Month
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