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Thank God for Chuck Smith
Our hearts go out to Pastor Chuck Smith as he battles lung cancer. Lord, whenever that day comes, we know he is going to be with You, but in the time we have left, we want to do something to let him know how much his ministry has meant to us. We also know that the gratitude he most desires is gratitude toward You, God Almighty, who is the source of all strength and blessing.
You worked Your power through Pastor Chuck. Without you, he could have done nothing. So, we thank You, Lord God, for your grace toward Pastor Chuck and everyone You touched through him. We also thank Pastor Chuck for being faithful to Your calling. Whether we attended his church or another Calvary Chapel, heard him on the radio, or read his books, we have all been blessed by his ministry. Thank You, God, and thank you, Pastor Chuck.
We also ask that You would bless him anew in these days, God, both him and his family, that he would feel your presence afresh and rest in your joy and peace.
In Christ,
Those Blessed by God through Chuck Smith and Calvary Chapel
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PHOENIX -- A March 28 trial date has been set in the misdemeanor hit-and-run case against Arizona Attorney General Tom Horne.
Horne's pretrial conference was scheduled for Friday afternoon in Phoenix Municipal Court after two one-month delays.
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Joseph T. Giacino, Ph.D.
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Research Associate in the Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Clinical and Research Interests: Neuropsychology, traumatic brain injury, disorders of consciousness
Ph.D. - Clinical/School Psychology Hofstra University (APA Approved)
09/81-08/82 M.A. - Psychology - Hofstra University
09/77-05/81 B.A. - Psychology - Fairfield University
06/89 New Jersey Licensed Psychologist
12/09 Recognized by the National Register of Health Service Providers in Psychology
Internship: South Nassau Communities Hospital/Oceanside Mental Health Center
09/82-06/83 School Psychology Internship, Weldon E. Howitt School
Dr. Giacino's clinical and research activities are centered on the development and application of novel assessment and treatment methods for individuals with severe acquired brain injury (ABI) and disorders of consciousness (DOC). He served as co-chair of the Aspen Workgroup (responsible for developing the diagnostic criteria for the minimally conscious state [MCS]) and was co-lead author of the Mohonk Report, which provided recommendations to the U.S. Congress for lifelong care of patients with DOC.
He currently chairs the VS/MCS Guideline Development Panel, co-sponsored by the American Academy of Neurology, American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine and National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research, and charged with revising existing guidelines for management of patients with DOC. He is principle investigator on a project funded by the National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research (NIDRR) to develop novel fMRI paradigms to assess the integrity of language and visual processing networks in patients with DOC.He also served as Project Director of a recently-completed, NIDRR-funded 12-site clinical trial of amantadine hydrochloride (AH) designed to determine whether AH facilitates functional recovery in patients with prolonged disturbances in consciousness, and was Co-PI of an FDA-approved pilot study of deep brain stimulation aimed at promoting recovery of speech and motor functions in patients with chronic post-traumatic MCS. Dr. Giacino has also served a term as President of the American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine and as a Department of Veterans Affairs Polytrauma Rehabilitation Centers Emerging Consciousness Program Subject Matter Expert.
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Malec JF, Hammond FM, Giacino JT, Whyte J, Wright J. Structured interview to improve the reliability and psychometric integrity of the disability rating scale. Arch Phys Med Rehabil. 2012 Sep; 93(9):1603-8.
Giacino JT, Whyte J, Bagiella E, Kalmar K, Childs N, Khademi A, Eifert B, Long D, Katz DI, Cho S, Yablon SA, Luther M, Hammond FM, Nordenbo A, Novak P, Mercer W, Maurer-Karattup P, Sherer M. Placebo-controlled trial of amantadine for severe traumatic brain injury. N Engl J Med. 2012 Mar; 366(9):819-26.
Yang L, Shklyar I, Lee HW, Ezeani CC, Anaya J, Balakirsky S, Han X, Enamandram S, Men C, Cheng JY, Nunn A, Mayer T, Francois C, Albrecht M, Hutchison AL, Yap EL, Ing K, Didebulidze G, Xiao B, Hamid H, Farooque P, Detyniecki K, Giacino JT, Blumenfeld H. Impaired consciousness in epilepsy investigated by a prospective responsiveness in epilepsy scale (RES). Epilepsia. 2012 Mar; 53(3):437-47.
Hirschberg R, Giacino JT. The vegetative and minimally conscious states: diagnosis, prognosis and treatment. Neurol Clin. 2011 Nov; 29(4):773-86.
Nakase-Richardson R, Whyte J, Giacino JT, Pavawalla S, Barnett SD, Yablon SA, Sherer M, Kalmar K, Hammond FM, Greenwald B, Horn LJ, Seel R, McCarthy M, Tran J, Walker WC. Longitudinal Outcome of Patients with Disordered Consciousness in the NIDRR TBI Model Systems Programs. J Neurotrauma. 2012 Jan 1; 29(1):59-65.
Assessment scales for disorders of consciousness: evidence-based recommendations for clinical practice and research. Arch Phys Med Rehabil. 2010 Dec; 91(12):1795-813.
Wilde EA, Whiteneck GG, Bogner J, Bushnik T, Cifu DX, Dikmen S, French L, Giacino JT, Hart T, Malec JF, Millis SR, Novack TA, Sherer M, Tulsky DS, Vanderploeg RD, von Steinbuechel N. Recommendations for the use of common outcome measures in traumatic brain injury research. Arch Phys Med Rehabil. 2010 Nov; 91(11):1650-1660.e17.
Rodriguez Moreno D, Schiff ND, Giacino J, Kalmar K, Hirsch J. A network approach to assessing cognition in disorders of consciousness. Neurology. 2010 Nov 23; 75(21):1871-8.
Lovstad M, Froslie KS, Giacino J, Skandsen T, Anke A, Schanke AK. Reliability and diagnostic characteristics of the JFK Coma Recovery Scale- Revised: Further validation and assessment of rater's level of experience. Journal of Head Trauma Rehabilitation, in press.
Giacino J, Schnakers C, Rodriguez-Moreno D, Kalmar K, Schiff N, Hirsch J. Behavioral assessment in patients with disorders of consciousness: Gold standard or fool's gold? Progress in Brain Research 2009;177:33-48.
Majerus S, Bruno M-A, Schnakers C, Giacino J, Laureys S. The problem of aphasia in assessment of consciousness. Progress in Brain Research 2009;177:49-61.
Whyte J, Gosseries O, Chervoneva I, DiPasquale M, Giacino J, Kalmar K, Katz D, Novak P, Long D, Childs N, Mercer W, Maurer P, Eifert B. Predictors of short-term outcome in brain injured patients with disorders of consciousness. Progress in Brain Research 2009;177:63-72.
Schnakers C, Vanhaudenhuyse A, Giacino J, Ventura M, Boly M, Majerus S, Moonen G, Laureys S. Diagnostic accuracy of the vegetative and minimally conscious state: Clinical consensus versus standardized neurobehavioral assessment. BMC Neurology 2009;9:35.
Schiff ND, Giacino JT, Fins J. Deep brain stimulation, neuroethics and the minimally conscious state: Moving beyond proof of principle. Arch Neurol 2009;66(6):697-702.
Illes J, Lau P, Giacino J. Neuroimaging, impaired states of consciousness and public outreach. Nature- Clinical Practice Neurology 2008;4(10):542-543.
McKinney JS, Giacino JT. Diagnostic accuracy in disorders of consciousness. Neurologist 2008;15(5):340.
Schnakers C, Majerus S, Giacino J, Vanhaudenhuyes A, Bruno MA, Boly M, Moonen G, Damas P, Lambermont P, Lamy M, Damas F, Ventura M, Laureys S. A French validation study of the Coma Recovery Scale- Revised. Brain Injury, 2008;22(10):786-792.
Vanhaudenhuyse A, Giacino J, Schnakers C, Kalmar K, Smart C, Bruno MA, Gosseries O, Moonen G, Laureys S. Blink to visual threat does not herald consciousness in the vegetative state. Neurology 2008;71(17):1374-1375.
Smart C, Giacino J, Cullen T, Rodriguez-Moreno D, Hirsch J, Schiff N, Gizzi M. Locked-in syndrome complicated by central deafness: Neuropsychological and neuroimaging findings. Nature- Clinical Practice Neurology 2008;4(8):448-453.
Hanks RA, Millis SR, Ricker JH, Giacino JT, Nakase-Richardson R, Frol AB, Novack TA, Kalmar K, Sherer M, Gordon W. The predictive validity of a brief inpatient neuropsychologic battery for persons with traumatic brain injury. Arch Phys Med Rehabil 2008;89(5):950-957.
Kalmar K, Novack TA, Nakase-Richardson R, Sherer M, Frol AB, Gordon W, Hanks RA,Giacino JT, Ricker JH. The feasability of a brief neuropsychologic test battery during acute inpatient rehabilitation after traumatic brain injury. Arch Phys Med Rehabil 2008;89(5):942-949.
Giacino J, Smart C. Recent advances in behavioral assessment of individuals with disorders of consciousness. Current Opinion in Neurology 2007;20(6):614-619.
Fins JJ, McMaster M, Gerber L, Giacino JT. The minimally conscious state: A diagnosis in search of an epidemiology. Arch Neurol 2007;64(10):1400-1405.
Schiff ND, Giacino JT (co-lead author), Kalmar K, Victor JD, Baker K, Gerber M, Fritz B, Eisenberg B, O?Connor JO, Kobylarz EJ, Farris S, Machado A, McCagg C, Plum F, Fins JJ, Rezai A. Behavioral improvements with thalamic stimulation after severe traumatic brain injury. Nature 2007;448(Aug 2):600-604.
Laureys S, Giacino J, Schiff N, Schabus M, Owen A. "How should functional imaging of patients with disorders of consciousness contribute to their clinical rehabilitation needs" Current Opinion in Neurology 2006;19:520-527.
Giacino J, Hirsch J, Schiff N, Laureys S. Functional neuroimaging applications for assessment and rehabilitation planning in patients with disorders of consciousness. Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 2006;87(Suppl 2):S67-S76.
Schnakers C, Giacino J, Kalmar K, Piret S, Lopez E, Boly M, Malone R, Laureys S. "Does the FOUR score correctly diagnose the vegetative and minimally conscious states" [letter] Annals of Neurology 2006;60(6):744-745.
Voss HU, Ulug AM, Dyke JP, Watts R, Kobylarz EJ, McCandliss B, Heier LA, Beattie BJ, Hamacher KA, Vallabhajosula S, Goldsmith SJ, Ballon D, Giacino JT, Schiff ND. "Axonal re-growth in late recovery from the minimally conscious state" J of Clinical Investigation 2006;116:205-211.
Giacino, J. The minimally conscious state: Defining the borders of consciousness. In: Laureys S (ed.): Progress in Brain Research, The Boundaries of Consciousness: Neurobiology and Neuropathology. Amsterdam, Elsevier, 2005;150:381-395.
Cicerone K, Dahlberg C, Malec JF, Langenbahn D, Felicetti T, Kneipp S, Ellmo W, Kalmar K, Giacino JT, Harley JP, Laatsch L, Morse P, Catanese J. Evidence-Based Cognitive Rehabilitation: Updated Review of the Literature from 1998 through 2002. Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. 2005;86:1681-1692.
Giacino J. Diagnostic and prognostic guidelines for the vegetative and minimally conscious states. Neuropsychological Rehabilitation, 2005;15(3-4):166-174. Kalmar K, Giacino J. The JFK Coma Recovery Scale- Revised. Neuropsychological Rehabilitation, 2005;15(3-4):454-460.
Moussouttas M, Giacino J, Papamitsakis NI. Amnestic syndrome of the subcallosal artery. Cerebrovascular Diseases, 2005;19:410-414.
Whyte J, Katz D, Long D, DiPasquale M, Polansky M, Kalmar K, Giacino J, Childs N, Mercer W, Novak P, Maurer P, Eifert B. Predictors of Outcome in Prolonged Posttraumatic Disorders of Consciousness and Assessment of Medication Effects: A Multicenter Study. Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, 2005;86:453-462.
Schiff ND, Rodriguez-Moreno D, Kamal A, Kim KHS, Giacino J, Plum F, Hirsch J. Functional MRI reveals large scale network activation in minimally conscious patients. Neurology, 2005;64:514-523.
Giacino J, Whyte J. The vegetative and minimally conscious states: Current knowledge and remaining questions. Journal of Head Trauma Rehabilitation, 2005;20(1):30-50.
Giacino J. The vegetative and minimally conscious states: Consensus-based criteria for establishing diagnosis and prognosis. Neurorehabilitation, 2004;19(4):293-298.
Giacino JT, Kalmar K, Whyte J. The JFK Coma Recovery Scale- Revised: Measurement Characteristics and Diagnostic Utility. Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, 2004;85(12):2020-2029.
Giacino JT, Trott C. Rehabilitative Management of Patients with Disorders of Consciousness : Grand Rounds. Journal of Head Trauma Rehabilitation, 2004;19(3):262-273.
Schiff N, Ribary U, Rodriguez-Moreno D, Beattie B, Kronberg E, Blasberg R, Giacino J, McCagg C, Fins J, Llinas R, Plum F. Residual Cerebral Activity and Behavioral Fragments Can Remain in the Persistently Vegetative Brain. Brain, 2002;125:1210-1234.
Giacino JT, Ashwal S, Childs N, Cranford R, Jennett B, Katz DI, Kelly JP, Rosenberg JH, Whyte J, Zafonte RD, Zasler ND. The minimally conscious state: Definition and diagnostic criteria. Neurology, 2002;58:349-353.
Cicerone K, Dahlberg C, Kalmar K, Langenbahn D, Malec JF, Berquist TF, Felicetti T, Giacino JT, Harley JP, Harrington D, Herzog J, Kneipp S, Laatsch L, Morse P. Evidence-Based Cognitive Rehabilitation: Recommendations for Clinical Practice. Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. 2001;81:1596-1614.
Feinberg, TE, Eaton LA, Roane, DM and Giacino, JT. Multiple Fregoli Delusions After Traumatic Brain Injury. Cortex. 1999;35:373-387.
Giacino, JT, Cicerone KD. Varieties of Deficit Unawareness After Brain Injury. Journal of Head Trauma Rehabilitation. 1998;13(5):1-15.
Giacino, JT. (Guest Editor). Preface to Disorders of Consciousness. Journal of Head Trauma Rehabilitation. 1997;12(4):vii-viii.
Giacino, JT, Kalmar, KA. The Vegetative and Minimally Conscious States: A comparison of clinical features and functional outcome during the first year post-injury. Journal of Head Trauma Rehabilitation. 1997;12(4):36-51.
Giacino, JT, Zasler ND, Katz D, Kelly JP, Rosenberg MD, Filley C. Development of Practice Guidelines for Assessment and Management of the Vegetative and Minimally Conscious States. Journal Head Trauma Rehabilitation. 1997;12(4):79-89.
Giacino, JT. Disorders of Consciousness: Diagnostic Considerations and Limits of Certainty. Seminars in Neurology 1997;17(2):105-11 .
Giacino, JT. (Guest Editor). Introduction to Evaluation and Management of Low Level Neurologic States. Neurorehabilitation. 1996;6:1-2.
Giacino, JT. Sensory Stimulation: Theoretical Perspectives and the Evidence for Effectiveness. Neurorehabilitation. 1996;6:69-78.
Giacino, J., Zasler, N., Whyte, J., Katz, D., Glenn, M., and Andary, M. Recommendations for Use of Uniform Nomenclature Pertinent to Patients with Severe Alterations in Consciousness. Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. 1995;76(2):205-209.
Giacino, J. and Zasler, N. Outcome Following Severe Brain Injury: The Comatose, Vegetative and Minimally Responsive Patient. Journal of Head Trauma Rehabilitation. 1995;10(1):40-56.
Cicerone, K. and Giacino, J. Remediation of Executive Function Deficits After Traumatic Brain Injury. Neurorehabilitation, 1992(3):12-22.
Giacino, J., Kezmarsky, M., DeLuca, J. and Cicerone, K. Monitoring Rate of Recovery to Predict Outcome in Minimally Responsive Patients. Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, 1991;72(Oct):897-901.
Giacino, J. Neuropsychological Contributions to Understanding and Remediating Disorders of Behavior, Cognition and Emotion. Learning Consultant Journal, 1989;10: 31-34.
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One of the reasons the Tigers were supposed to win their division by a dozen games was that Alex Avila was supposed to be something close to the historically great catcher he was last season. If you believe in adjusted OPS, it was one of the 50-best seasons by a catcher in history. It was even better before he tired toward the end of the year.
This year, he's been perfectly average -- his OPS+ is 100, which is the very definition of average. He's still a net positive, of course, because it's nearly impossible to find an average-hitting catcher, but he certainly hasn't been as productive as he was last year.
But last year he was great in the regular season, and absolutely, stunningly, completely dreadful last year in the playoffs. -- 3-for-41 with a homer. I think he'd take an average regular season if it were paired with a monster postseason.
He's off to a good start, then:
That's a solo shot, and it put the Tigers up 3-1. And with Justin Verlander on the mound, that has to feel like a 5-1 lead.


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MADRID (AP) -- Atletico Madrid says defender Filipe Luis is fit to play after being sidelined for almost three weeks with a leg injury.
The Brazilian left back hasn't played since pulling a muscle in his left leg in a game at Barcelona on Dec. 16.
In his third season with Atletico, Filipe Luis has become an important part of coach Diego Simeone's counterattacking style of play.
Atletico is in second place in the Spanish league, nine points behind leader Barcelona. It visits Mallorca on Sunday.


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Coming off their second bye of the season, the No. 5 Boise St. Broncos head to Las Vegas to take on the 2-5 UNLV Rebels at Sam Boyd Stadium on Saturday night.
Senior quarterback Kellen Moore is putting together a season that has in the Heisman Trophy mix, completing 75.8 percent of his 228 pass attempts for 2,010 yards and 24 touchdown passes. Moore now has 123 touchdown passes in his career, which ranks fourth all-time. Moore is also one win away from the 46th of his career, which would surpass former Texas Longhorns quarterback Colt McCoy for the all-time record.
In his way are the Rebels, who may be 2-5, but are 1-1 within the Mountain West Conference after last week's 38-25 win over the Colorado State Rams. UNLV will want to use running backs Tim Cornett and Dionza Bradford to keep Moore off the field on Saturday. The young duo has combined for 738 yards and five touchdowns on the season. UNLV rarely puts the ball in the air, but when they do, Phillip Payne is their top target. Payne has 29 receptions for 385 yards and six of the team's eight receiving touchdown on the season.
Game date, time: 10:30pm ET, Saturday, November 5, 2011
Location: Sam Boyd Stadium, Las Vegas, Nevada
TV channel: CBS Sports Network
Spread: Broncos are favored by 41 points.
Series history: The series is tied, 3-3.
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Hey fellas, I'm new to st. George, I've been in cedar for the past year and salt lake for years before that. I haven't climbed much at all in the past year so I'm really weak, and most of my experience is inside (momentum sandy) or on boulders, at my height I could do v7's indoors, but outside is a whole other story. Now I could probably pull out a v2 if I'm lucky. Anyways, I need some climbing friends. I'm weak now, but I have the desire improve a lot. I have draws, new rope, bouldering pad. Just need peeps to go with. In return, canyoneering is a strong point for me so I can return the favor if there's any desire to get into some canyons, especially the non-easy ones. Also, any suggestions on places to go during the summer when its bloody hot?
Are you Aussie? Moe's is good if you want to get out and pull on some rock. Chuck early in the morning, Utah hills area, and others are all good early in the day during summer.
Yea man. The hardest part of climbing is finding partners. I am available every other week as I work wilderness therapy. Hit me up when you are free. James Wieman 815-670-6972 I trad and sport climb. Don't care much for bouldering unless you are more psyched about it than me.
Hmu whenever you want to get out. My schedule is pretty open being a paramedic firefighter. I lead 5.9 but want to be able to lead 10s soon. 253.278.2449
Hi gloo, Just sent you a PM. James and Nate, I'm also new to town and looking for partners. I would like to go to Snow Canyon tomorrow to climb at Aftershock wall, or Sand Dunes. Any of you guys care to join me? I have rope, rack, and guidebook. my number is 352-870-9822. Vlad


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The Grammy-Award-winning band — minus their founder Maurice White — will play the Jubilee on Tuesday, Aug. 19. Tickets, ranging from $55 to $129.50 plus service charges, go on sale Friday through Ticketmaster. (Although White is no longer part of the touring group, a news release from the band says he works behind the scenes as a composer and producer and is still the band's "heart-and-soul.")
EWF were one of the most successful bands of the 20th century, with music spanning R & B, soul, jazz, pop, rock, funk, disco, Latin African and gospel. Among their No. 1 hits were Let's Groove, Boogie Wonderland, September and After The Love Has Gone.


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Moody's Stabs S&P in the Back With a Near-Junk Rating
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Now that rating agencies are starting to doubt the viability of their peers as lawsuits on pre-financial crisis ratings move forward, the time of reckoning has come.
Late on Valentine's Day, Moody's (MCO) sharply cut the ratings of competitor Standard & Poor's (owned by McGraw-Hill (MHP). It cited the company's increasing legal risks now that the Department of Justice is suing S&P on fraud charges and state attorneys general including Eric Schneiderman of New York appear to be ready to dig in for a legal fight.
Still, Moody's higher-ups aren't likely to admit it's in the same boat. The firm, after all, gave off-the-mark ratings to many of the real estate and structured securities at the heart of S&P's legal woes.
Such is life in the rating agency business, where some bullish investors and analysts expect federal and civil litigation to blow over, while others such as famed short seller David Einhorn may still have large bets on their eventual demise.In Moody's downgrade of competitor McGraw-Hill, the agency cites the company's S&P unit and litigation tied to the DoJ's lawsuit from earlier in February. Moody's also notes an earnings-draining sale of McGraw-Hill's education business to private equity firm Apollo Global Management (APO). "The downgrade reflects the loss of earnings and business diversity that will result from the expected completion of the $2.5 billion sale of McGraw-Hill Education (MHE) to investment funds managed by affiliates of Apollo Global Management LLC (Apollo) as well as heightened litigation risks in light of the recent civil lawsuits filed against McGraw-Hill and its subsidiary Standard & Poor's Financial Services LLC (S&P) by the Department of Justice (DOJ) and various state attorneys general," Moody's writes. Moody's new rating, Baa2, puts its competitor just two notches above a junk-bond rating and "balances the company's history of prevailing in its legal defenses against the potentially substantial negative credit effects that could result from adverse litigation or settlement outcomes," Moody's said. Of particular concern, according to Moody's, is McGraw-Hill's 10% increase to its quarterly dividend in January and indications that cash returns to shareholders won't change despite the company's lower post-sale earnings streams. During a year-end surge to pay special dividends, McGraw-Hill also laid out a $2.5-a-share special dividend in the wake of its education unit sale to Apollo Global. Moody's may simply be throwing stones from a glass house. According to Mark Palmer, a financials analyst at BTIG, Moody's rising cash returns to shareholders and heightened legal risks pose a dangerous cocktail for investors. He holds out a 'sell' rating on the company's shares. "We also think the [Moody's] analysts might want to ask their own leaders whether it made sense for the company to earmark about 95% of its cash for share buybacks given the distinct possibility that it may face lawsuits mirroring those filed against MHP, and that such lawsuits could have substantial negative implications for MCO's credit profile," Palmer wrote in a note to clients Friday. Palmer said a $1 billion increase in Moody's buyback authorization may be mistimed, given it could deplete the agency's cash as a flurry of private lawsuits hits courtrooms this spring. Even Moody's largest shareholder, Warren Buffett of Berkshire Hathaway, appears to be concerned. While Buffett said on a CNBC interview that he hasn't changed a 13%-plus stake in the agency, he is tracking the new legal woes of the ratings business. Jana Partners, an activist hedge fund that pushed for McGraw-Hill to sell or split off assets, remains a large investor in the company. A 13F filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission on Thursday showed Jana pared its McGraw-Hill stake slightly in the fourth quarter.
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|Real estate transactions
The real estate transactions listed below are being published at the request of many of our readers. The information is public record and reflects an index of each week's transactions.
Property transactions exceeding $10,000 recorded at the Vilas County Courthouse the past week and the transfer fee:
April 30, 2013
Lee A. Pavlicek Living Trust to Louis F. Valeri and wife, lots 1 and 2 of plat 287 in Schilleman, $519
Estate of Eleanore J. Royal and Personal Rep. Cristina Kellerman-Koller
to Sieren Builders LLC, prt SE SW in 29-40-11, gov lot 2, lots 1 and 2 of plat 104 in Forest Point, $660
May 1, 2013
Anton W. Keelin to Piotr Piotrowski and wife, lot 31 of block 2 of plat 10 in Arrowhead Lake Subd., $415.50
Ann M. Moore to Elizabeth Ann Dutton and husband, prt NE SE in 33-40-4, gov lot 2, $555
Michael R. Romenesko to CSD Environmental Services Inc., prt SW NW in 3-42-10, $216
River Valley Bank to Brian S. Hanover and wife, prt NW SW in 29-40-7, gov lot 6, $216
B&D Hoefs Family Trust to Michael T. Otto and wife, lot 42 of plat 81 in Eagle Heights Add. No. 1, $480
Estate of Thomas E. Soper and Personal Rep. Charles A. Stearns to Dennis Condon and wife, prt NW NE in 36-40-5, gov lot 1, $156
Kevin M. Smith to Christopher A. Young trustee et al and Sally A. Browne trustee et al, gov lot 3 in 34-40-8, $61.50
DDB Development LLC to Christopher A. Young trustee et al and Sally A. Browne trustee et al, gov lot 3 in 34-40-8, $61.50
Mid-Wisconsin Bank to Glenn E. Sockness et al and Linda M. Johnson et al, lot 83 of plat 339 in Timbergate, $210
Land O' Lakes Storage LLC to Christopher F. Plude, prt NW NW in 3-42-10, prt SW SW in 34-43-10, $375
May 2, 2013
Joel J. Ceille and wife et al and Charles M. Fritz and wife et al to Rest Lake Condominium Assoc., lots 5 and 6 of plat 823 in Rest Lake Lodges Condominiums, lots 33, 34, 35 and 36 of plat 263 in Rest Lake, prt NE NW in 9-42-5, gov lot 2, $420
Mary Ann Wiegert to Adam J. Ross and wife, prt SW SW in 27-42-10, $315
River Valley Bank to Donald Scharf Revocable Trust, lots 3 and 4 block 2 of plat 411 in Perry's CL 3rd Addn., $156
River Valley Bank to Peter J. Baltus, prt NE SE in 11-39-10, $555
Klessig & Whitney LLC to Saint Mary of the Snows Anglican, prt NW NW in 34-40-10, $690
Adam Gohlke et al to Andrew E. Gauder et al and Sonia V. Odarczenko et al, lots 47 of plat 915 in Clearwater Lake Club Condo, $1,470
May 3, 2013
Stuart A. Nagy and wife to Michael L. Florence and wife, prt SW SW in 6-40-10, gov lot 2, prt NW NE, prt NE NW in 7-40-10, $921.60
Carol M. Paretsky to Michelle G. Greb, lots 1, 2 and 3 of block 8 of plat 405 in McIntyre's Addn., $274.50
Dale R. Ray Jr. and wife to Darrin Gremban and wife, lot 9 of plat 213 in North Twin Beach GL 1-2, $1,134
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Architectural Art Loft Guesthouse, Stroll Canals to Beach! in Venice Beach
- bedrooms 0
- baths 1
- sleeps 6
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Studio
- community
rates (USD)
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$ 900 - $ 1,100 / week
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This is a unique detached loft Guesthouse. This house shares property amenities with the Main House onsite. The Main House consists of 3 bedrooms and 2 baths. If you need more room, see HOMEAWAY #994622 or VRBO #150106 to rent the Main House. You can rent either one...or you can rent both houses together.
The loft guesthouse is one large open artistic living space with vaulted wood ceilings, draped skylights, a new bathroom, and a mini kitchen with a new Fisher Paykel stainless steel refrigerator. It's open and quite spacious (675 square feet) with several areas; kitchen, bedroom, dining, living, and an office space. Amenities include a 32" Sony plasma TV, a stereo, and lots of books. The queen bed has fluffy down bedding and it's very comfortable. Artist paint splattered floors contrast with modern furnishings. Sleeps up to 6; 2 on a queen bed, 1-2 on the modular couch that can be positioned tfor sleeping, and there are queen and twin aerobeds.
Located in the heart of Venice, on a quiet tree-lined street, the famous Abbot Kinney and Marina are just steps away. Stop by the French Market Cafe for coffee & croissants, then stroll 15-20 minutes through the scenic canals to the beach! Located in one of the most artistically exciting areas in Los Angeles, California, it's no wonder renowned architect, Frank Gehry, has chosen to build his own home right down the street! Bike to the beach in less than ten minutes on our two guest bicycles.
Please note: When the GUEST HOUSE is booked on the calendar, the MAIN HOUSE may still be available. Please inquire.
studio rental amenities
Amenities include: Tropical gardens, firepit, BBQ, wireless high speed
internet, street parking, stereo, Sony flat panel plasma TV/DVD, cable,
beach towels, and two bikes for guests. Linens and towels are provided.
Concierge service available upon request.
activities and attractions in Venice Beach Los Angeles Area
Just minutes away: You'll find the world-famous Venice Beach Boardwalk on the beach! On Abbot Kinney Blvd. you'll find specialty shops, excellent restaurants and trendy art galleries. Just north in Santa Monica, Main Street is fun; there's the Farmer's Market, the Santa Monica Pier and Amusement Park, and the hip Third Street Promenade with shops, restaurants and movies. Just south in Marina del Rey you can take a cruise, enjoy water-side dining, and take the Flyer over to
Santa Catalina Island.
It's close to everything: the canals, shopping, the Venice
Boardwalk and the white sandy beach, where you'll find volleyball,
biking, basketball and just about every outdoor activity, including
the famous Muscle Beach. Or, head to the water for swimming, surfing,
kayaking, windsurfing, sailing, and deep-sea fishing.
Within an hour: Disneyland, Knott's Berry Farm, Universal Studios, Six
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Ask about last minute specials and reduced rate for longer stays.
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Both parties' leaders hoping to end battle over payroll tax cut as Congress gets ready to vote
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Congress is getting ready to vote on extending a payroll tax cut for 160 million workers and jobless benefits for people out of work the longest, a showdown that many legislators hope will finally end a standoff that has dominated Washington since the fall.
Lawmakers were expecting the House and Senate to vote Friday on the $143 billion package, which also would forestall deep cuts in Medicare reimbursements to doctors. The tax cuts, jobless coverage and higher doctors' payments would all run through 2012.
Passage seemed virtually assured in the House and likely in the Senate, though questions about its fate there were growing amid defections by senators of both parties.
Approval would hand election-year bragging rights to President Barack Obama, who made the tax cut and jobless benefit extensions a cornerstone of his September jobs package, over objections from many Republicans.
Late Thursday, Obama praised both parties for the accord and urged lawmakers to approve the measure.
Romney takes aim at global friends and foes as he pursues Republican nomination
WASHINGTON (AP) -- The world according Republican presidential front-runner Mitt Romney: Europeans are socialists. The Chinese are currency manipulators. Russia can't be trusted to abide by nuclear agreements. The Palestinians are out to destroy Israel. And the U.S. is too generous with humanitarian aid.
It often appears that Romney is targeting the rest of the world as fiercely as he does his rivals for the party nomination and President Barack Obama. It's not just expected foils like Iran that are in his line of attack. He takes aim at European allies, who are seen as slipping the capitalist leash.
The tough talk drives home Romney's criticism that Obama is an apologist for America, soft on its enemies and too forgiving of its friends. It's a message that might resonate with Republican voters, who sometimes tend to be wary of the rest of the world.
It also raises questions about whether the rhetoric could damage U.S. relations abroad in the event that the former venture capitalist and Massachusetts governor wins the White House.
A key Romney foreign policy adviser discounts any potential problems.
Santorum out of step with Americans, even most of GOP, on birth control, some other issues
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Most Americans don't share Rick Santorum's absolutist take on abortion. He's out of step on women in combat. He questions the values of the two-thirds of mothers who work. He's even troubled by something as commonplace as birth control -- for married couples.
Even among a Republican presidential field anxious to please religious conservatives, Santorum's ideas stand out.
A Catholic father of seven whose kids are home-schooled, Santorum may seem to wear his conservatism as comfortably as his sweater vests. But he's walked a careful path, keeping the more provocative opinions that helped sink his re-election to the Senate in 2006 mostly out of his presidential campaign.
That is until he leaped to the top of the polls, alongside Mitt Romney.
Now Santorum's record on social issues is getting a closer look. On several matters, he's outside the Republican mainstream. And if he becomes the GOP nominee, some of his ideas would likely be surprising, even puzzling, to general election voters.
Rage grows over deadly Honduran prison fire as family of the dead question how it started
TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras (AP) -- As workers cleaned up the rubble of the century's deadliest prison fire, a collective rage built among relatives who gathered at the morgue and said the official explanation of a mattress fire killing 355 people was absurd.
Details of the investigation remained thin early Friday, and mystery swirled around the possible cause, from a crazed inmate who set fire to his bedding to rumors that gas cans were found inside and that guards deliberately set the blaze.
Family members said guards fired on prisoners to keep them from fleeing the flames, though guards and firefighters said they were shots in the air to summon help and to respond to what they thought was a prison break.
The attorney general's office said it was investigating all angles.
"It's impossible to believe that prisoners set the fire themselves when they too were going to die," said Felix Armando Cardona, 56, whose son, Luis Armando Cardona, 28, died in the blaze that broke out in Comayagua prison late Tuesday night.
NY Times correspondent Anthony Shadid, 43, dies of apparent asthma attack while covering Syria
NEW YORK (AP) -- New York Times correspondent Anthony Shadid, a two-time Pulitzer Prize winner whose dispatches captured untold stories from Baghdad under "shock and awe" bombing to Libya wracked by civil war, died Thursday of an asthma attack in Syria while reporting on the uprising against its president.
Shadid, 43, who survived a gunshot wound in the West Bank in 2002 and was captured for six days in Libya last year, was returning with smugglers from Syria to Turkey when he collapsed, the Times said.
Times photographer Tyler Hicks told the newspaper that Shadid had suffered one bout of asthma the first night, followed by a more severe attack a week later on the way out of the country.
"I stood next to him and asked if he was OK, and then he collapsed," Hicks told the Times.
Hicks said that Shadid was unconscious and that his breathing was "very faint" and "very shallow." He said that after a few minutes he could see that Shadid "was no longer breathing."
A year after uprising, militias hold true power in Libya as government struggles for authority
TRIPOLI, Libya (AP) -- One revolutionary militia controls the airport. Others carve up neighborhoods of the Libyan capital into fiefdoms. They clash in the streets, terrifying residents. They hold detainees in makeshift prisons where torture is said to be rampant.
As Libya on Friday marks the one-year anniversary of the start of the uprising against Moammar Gadhafi, hundreds of armed militias are the real power on the ground in the country, and the government that took the longtime strongman's place is largely impotent, unable to rein in fighters, rebuild decimated institutions or stop widespread corruption.
The revolutionary militias contend they are Libya's heroes -- the ones who drove Gadhafi from power and who now keep security in the streets at a time when the police and military are all but nonexistent. They insist they won't give up their weapons to a government that is too weak, too corrupt and, they fear, too willing to let elements of the old dictatorship back into positions of power.
"I am fed up," said the commander of a militia of fighters from the western mountain town of Zintan who control Tripoli's airport. Al-Mukhtar al-Akhdar says Libya's politicians unfairly blame the militias for the country's chaos while doing nothing to bring real change.
They believe "revolutionaries have no place in Libya now," said al-Akhdar, who was once a tour company owner in Zintan until he took up arms against Gadhafi and now sports a military uniform. "We paid a very heavy price in the revolution, not for the sake of a seat or authority, but for the sake of freedoms and rights."
What happened to bird flu? Deaths continue, new strain outsmarts poultry vaccine in Vietnam
HANOI, Vietnam (AP) -- Thought bird flu was gone? Recent human deaths in Asia and Egypt are a reminder that the H5N1 virus is still alive and dangerous, and Vietnam is grappling with a new strain that has outsmarted vaccines used to protect poultry flocks.
Ten people have died in Cambodia, Indonesia, Egypt, China and Vietnam since December during the prime-time flu season when the virus typically flares in poultry.
"We are worried, and we will be very cautious," said To Long Thanh, director of Vietnam's Center for Animal Health Diagnostics in Vietnam.
The H5N1 virus has killed 345 people worldwide since 2003, when it rampaged across large swaths of Asia decimating poultry stocks before later surfacing in parts of Africa, the Middle East and Europe. The number of poultry outbreaks has greatly diminished since then, but the virus remains entrenched in several countries and continues to surface sporadically, resulting in 20 to 30 human deaths globally in recent years.
Bird flu remains hard for people to catch, with most people sickened after being in close contact with infected poultry, but experts have long feared it could spark a pandemic if it mutates into a form that spreads easily among people.
Thai police: Iranians accused in botched bomb plot against Israel cavorted with sex workers
BANGKOK (AP) -- The three Iranian men detained for allegedly plotting bomb attacks in Bangkok on Israeli diplomats had more than terror on their minds in Thailand. Police said Friday that they had also cavorted with prostitutes at a beach resort.
The news comes as Thai authorities announced they were searching for two more suspects in the botched bomb plot, including a possible explosives specialist who may have been training the Iranians.
The foiled plan was discovered Tuesday when explosives in the men's rented house blew up by mistake, forcing them to flee. Two were detained in the Thai capital, and a third was captured Wednesday in neighboring Malaysia as he reportedly tried to return to Iran.
After flying into the southern city of Phuket on Feb. 8, the men moved to Pattaya and stayed there for at least two nights before heading to Bangkok. Located 45 miles (70 kilometers) southeast of the Thai capital, Pattaya is particularly notorious for its sleazy sex industry and large contingent of prostitutes.
The Iranians hung out with several female sex workers during their stay there, and one of the women was brought to Bangkok to identify the suspects on Thursday, said Lt. Col. Noppon Kuldiloke, a senior immigration police investigator in southern Thailand.
Mardi Gras means fun and fat business all over the Gulf Coast, not just New Orleans
FAIRHOPE, Ala. (AP) -- Mardi Gras. It brings to mind beads, parties and fancy floats in New Orleans as people cram in all the fun they can before Lent begins.
In reality, Mardi Gras has long been celebrated in coastal towns from Texas to Florida. And it means big business.
"It is more of a regional thing, Mardi Gras is, from Texas down to Gasparilla (pirate festival) down in the Tampa area," said Stephen Toomey, whose family started a chain of Mobile, Ala.-based Mardi Gras party supply stores.
"It means a way of life for people who live in these communities, but the bottom line is that it creates a lot of jobs."
Tourism leaders estimate more than 1 million visitors pour into the Mobile area each Mardi Gras season to watch the festivities. The city claims to be the place where the Fat Tuesday celebration originated in the U.S. back in the early 1700s.
Asian-Americans rejoice as unlikely basketball star Jeremy Lin smashes stereotypes
They know what it feels like to be overlooked. People assume they are weak, servile, out of place. So when these Asian-Americans watch Jeremy Lin slash and shoot his way through the NBA's finest, it's almost as if they are on the basketball court with the California-born point guard who has set the zeitgeist on fire.
Asian-Americans have rallied around other athletes -- Michael Chang, Hideo Nomo, Yao Ming, Michelle Wie, Ichiro Suzuki. Tiger Woods was embraced for his Thai side. But Lin has a new and different appeal.
As the child of Taiwanese immigrants, Lin is quintessentially Asian-American. He was ignored instead of hyped. He emerged from the end of the bench to hoist the sinking New York Knicks to win after improbable win. A few hints of racism have scratched the edges of his growing fame, but Lin continues to put up unprecedented numbers and capture the imagination of mainstream America.
In a mere half-dozen games, Lin became that rarest of Asian-Americans: a widely regarded hero.
"There's a certain validation to this," said Phil Yu, founder of the influential blog Angry Asian Man, which tracks and discusses Asian issues.


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How to Handle a Disappointing Grade
Now that we are officially a month into the semester, the first wave of exams has come and gone. Having more than one test in a week is tough, especially when it comes to managing your time. Getting a low or failing grade on a test is not the end of your college career, but it should be used as motivation to do better the next time around. As a student one can blame a bad exam grade on the teacher, any distractions, that one class you missed, or just overall bad timing. Little things in life pop up and make us rethink our priorities, such as going out on Thursday night when you have a paper due the next day or deciding to hang out with friends instead of going to the library to study. These interruptions happen on a daily basis, so it is your job as a student to "plan your studying".
In the scenario where you receive a lower grade than you had hoped for or expected, it can be very discouraging. Some tips for dealing with this disappointment are:
- Not to linger on it or impact your other work
- Go out and do something active
- Make an appointment with your professor
- Find a friend or a tutor to help you understand the material
- Carefully review the exam to see what you can do differently next time
Keep in mind that you are not the only student to struggle with courses or to perform poorly on an exam. Check out Student Success Strategies to see how other college students learned from receiving an unsatisfactory mark. Reading real experiences that other students have dealt with sometimes helps to make one feel better about their own situation.
From the prospective of a professor, there are actually ways that students can thrive off a bad grade and how it can help them the next time. U.S. News article "3 Tips to Overcome a Bad Grade in College" is a great resource to better understand how a professor would approach the situation. Accusing the instructor of intentionally giving you a bad grade is NEVER the right way to handle a situation; however, asking the instructor to further explain why you received such a grade is a more beneficial method.
Don't let one exam change your outlook on a specific class or college in general. We are at UNH to learn, grow, and to learn personal responsibility. Now is a great time to figure out when your next exam is and to come up with a strategy on how you want to study differently than before!
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Thinking about a new start? Transfer Decision Interviews provide you an opportunity to visit Suffolk and discuss your transcript and application with a member of the admission staff. We can often tell you how the decision will turn out and the amount of credit you will receive. When you leave from your visit, you will know how long it will take to complete your degree.
When you arrive at Suffolk, you will meet with an admission counselor, who will review your application and required documents. To participate in this session, you must register and bring the following information:
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Due to the complexities of evaluating international documents and portfolios, international students and BFA candidates should contact the Admission Office.
You can schedule an appointment for Monday through Friday, based on transfer counselor availability. If you are interested in enrolling in the spring, you may schedule your appointment for a date between September and December. If you are interested in enrolling in the fall, you may make your appointment for a date between January and May. Please contact the Office of Admissions at 617-573-8460 and indicate that you are a transfer student interested in a decision interview. You should submit the online Transfer Common Application at least three days ahead of your appointment.
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AN ECCHINSWELL man with a key role in civil aviation, is the subject of a new book.
Alan Muntz was the co-founder of Airwork, which became one of Britain's largest private airlines in the post-war years. For a number of years, its main base was at Blackbushe airport and the company also established a maintenance base at Lasham airfield in the 1950s.
Muntz was involved in a number of aviation activities, including the establishment of Britain's first privately-owned airport at Heston, which opened in 1929.
Muntz lived at Ecchinswell, where his father was a district councillor.
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OAKLAND, Calif. -- Peyton Manning threw his 30th touchdown pass of the season on the game's opening drive, and the Denver Broncos rolled to their eighth straight victory, beating the Oakland Raiders 26-13 on Thursday night.
Knowshon Moreno ran for 119 yards and a score on a career-high 32 carries and Matt Prater kicked four field goals for the Broncos (10-3), who moved a half-game ahead of New England and Baltimore for the second-best record in the AFC. Denver visits Baltimore next week in a game that will help decide who gets a first-round playoff bye.
Carson Palmer threw one interception that thwarted a possible scoring chance for the Raiders (3-10) and lost a fumble that set up a touchdown for the Broncos as Oakland lost its sixth straight game.
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LOUISVILLE, KY. (WDRB) -- Police say a man was breaking into homes in the Highlands to feed his heroin addiction. Roy Jackson is accused of at least 12 home break-ins and police believe he's responsible for more.
As LMPD Det. Brian Walker explains, the suspect would, "Usually wait when nobody's home, knock on the front door. When nobody answers, he would go around back and kick the door in. A couple of times he would break the window glass, undo the lock if he could get to it."
Jackson's accused of stealing jewelry, electronics, and guns. Police say they found them in his Hikes Point home and car.
Janice Carter Levitch recovered many of her stolen valuables including thousands of dollars with of sentimental jewelry.
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I'm currently in that bizarre nexis of life where it's unclear as to whether or not I can still play video games. As I get older, it seems like there should be a better way to spend my time. And if I do play video games, I can only do it while I'm listening to a book on tape or something. Welcome to my internal monologue as I set about tackling "maturation." Luckily, I'm not alone:
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On Monday afternoon, Peterson Construction completed the instalation of three new Crane Deming pumps, which are horizontal split case pumps. The 75-horsepower pumps have the capacity to drive 1,500 gallons of water per minute out into the distribution system but are dialed down to 1,300 gallons per minute.
Delphos Water Superintendent Tim Williams described the difference in the operation of the old pumps verses the new ones.
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In November 2012, Berquist spoke with council describing the bottleneck between the clearwells and the water plant. He said the improvements would increase the city's capacity to provide water. At that time, a restricting 12-inch pipe fed the cascading water system. Now, the new 18-inch insulated steel outlet allow for a less restrictive flow.
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Wes Welker is still stuck in a holding pattern over a possible contract extension with the New England Patriots. The veteran wide receiver is sitting out offseason workouts unless the Pats come forward to with a long-term deal to his liking. One thing Welker reportedly won't do is extend his holdout into the actual season.
Wes Welker: 'There's $9.5 million reasons why I won't miss any regular season games.' #weei #NFL #Patriots— Christopher Price (@capeleaguer) May 14, 2012
The Patriots placed the franchise tag on Welker in March. He is expected to earn roughly $9.5 million next season. He doesn't have the security of a multi-year contract, however. Welker has expressed his desire to stay with the Patriots as long as he can.
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San Juan County, NM - On Friday, October 4th deputies of the San Juan County Sheriff's Office were dispatched the New Life Worship Church in Farmington, NM. They were asked to contact the senior pastor there in reference to embezzlement from the institution. Deputies learned that 66 year-old Anita Johnston of Aztec, the woman contracted to do the book keeping services, had embezzled approximately $80,000 since 2006.
The Sheriff's Office's Financial Crimes Detective continued the investigation and learned Johnston had previously pled guilty to Fraud in 2002, Embezzlement in 2002, and Embezzlement in 2010. On Tuesday, October 15th detectives secured and executed a search warrant at Johnston's home office in Aztec and seized documents supporting the current case. Johnston was present and admitted to the crime, stating she "has no excuse for what she did".
Johnston was arrested and booked into the San Juan County Detention Center on the charge of Embezzlement over $20,000; a 2nd degree felony. She is being held on a $30,000 cash bond.


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Menlo Park liquor store robbed at gunpoint
Original post made on Jan 1, 2013
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on Jan 1, 2013 at 11:38 pm
Well looks like the Almanac went strictly by the police report. Check a little more and you'd know that these are the same two guys who previously robbed the store, even taking the exact same liquor as last time.
BTW saying customers "got more than they bargained for" is a bit flippant when "reporting" on a very dangerous situation which luckily didn't turn deadly.
on Jan 2, 2013 at 1:56 pm
Do they have video cameras? Did the customers or clerk get a good look at the 2nd suspects face?
on Jan 2, 2013 at 1:59 pm
Customers with concealed carry permits could have held the two robbers until police arrived.