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On Tuesday evening, the FA announced that an Independent Regulatory Commission had found Liverpool striker Luis Suarez guilty of the racial abuse of Patrice Evra during a match between Liverpool and Manchester United in October. The FA's statement, for those who need reminding, reads (partially) as follows:
1. Mr Suarez used insulting words towards Mr Evra during the match contrary to FA Rule E3(1);
2. the insulting words used by Mr Suarez included a reference to Mr Evra's colour within the meaning of Rule E3(2);
3. Mr Suarez shall be warned as to his future conduct, be suspended for eight matches covering all first team competitive matches and fined the sum of £40,000;
4. the [penalty] is suspended pending the outcome of any appeal lodged by Mr Suarez against this decision.
Does this mean that Suarez is guilty of racist abuse? On the one, and probably more important hand, yes. The FA believes he's guilty, and as far and Liverpool and Suarez is concerned they're the ones who actually matter what with the ability to ban the Uruguayan for a shocking number of games and fine him an amount of money that would be considered obscene in almost any other profession.
On the other hand, which could be considered even more important if you're feeling philosophical ... no. No it doesn't. It just means that the FA has decided to declare Suarez guilty of racially abusing Patrice Evra, which is manifestly not the same thing. As of yet, the public have been presented with no compelling evidence that this is an accurate reflection on the true state of affairs, and so we're left trusting the FA to have gotten things right.
A quick aside: Admitting agnosticism as far as the Suarez case is concerned is most emphatically not the same thing as believing that Suarez is innocent. As a wise Vorlon once said: Understanding is a three-edged sword: Your side, their side, and the truth.
In the immediate aftermath of the verdict's announcement, there was at least one very reasonable question raised. Where was the evidence? Patrice Evra's accusations hardly constitute proof on their own - one would hope that a reasonable panel would not automatically side with the accuser in situations like this if a thorough investigation had failed to turn up anything - and while it seems sensible to assume that the independent commission did indeed act rationally, that's no less an assumption than that Suarez was innocent, an assumption for which his supporters are currently being pilloried.
There were some more questionable points of debate thrown around as well, which I'm going to ignore because it's completely understandable for individuals to overreact and say stupid things while an event like this has their passions aroused. Fans. Fanatics. It happens. Those rather more desperate-sounding questions do nothing to take away from what we should be asking until the FA releases their detailed files: On what evidence are we convicting Luis Suarez for a reasonably despicable act?
The potentially healthy discussion around this not-that-difficult point then met a premature end at the hands of Liverpool FC, who released what is potentially the most ill-advised statement in the history of the Premier League. We tend to expect polished PR-speech coming from clubs when something big is going down, which made what actually emerged from the bowels of Anfield a monumental shock - a poorly argued, defensively-worded maybe-even-libellous diatribe against the FA and Evra that denied the very possibility that Suarez could have been guilty of racial abuse. It even went so far as to play the absurd 'Suarez can't be racist because he has friends of multiple ethnicity' card, which is such an insane defence that I can't even finish this sentence without making fun of whoever wrote the thing.
Naturally, said statement was seized upon and torn to shreds by pretty much everyone who wasn't a Liverpool fan, leaving a small segment of vocal fans supporting their club's deranged utterrings and generally causing themselves much embarrassment. Presumably the sane majority were hiding somewhere, but that only led to the unfair assumption that the loud crazy people were speaking for Liverpool fans. The fact that Liverpool Football Club was amongst the lunatic group didn't help either.
In one fell swoop, the debate had completely shifted. A reasonable, balanced statement from Liverpool could have highlighted at least one important question and fostered some sympathy towards a team that could very well* be the wronged party. Instead, they took up a bundle of legitimate and manufactured grievances, added some righteous fury and set the whole thing alight.
*I say, without weighing in either way, before the evidence is released.
I'm sure it felt good at the time, and to anyone already convinced of Suarez's innocence, it must have read like biblical truth. That doesn't make it anything like a sensible move on Liverpool's part. The agnostics, recognising that the club had just done something monumentally silly, immediately shifted towards the other end of the argument and spent the rest of the day pointing and laughing at the crazy people (an eminently sensible approach, when one is on the internet and therefore insulated from the possibly violent consequences). Worse, from Liverpool's point of view, by openly accusing the FA of bias they've probably severely damaged their chances of a successful appeal which would presumably have seen Suarez's sentence reduced.
We'll be better equipped to judge Suarez for ourselves when the FA releases the promised evidence, at which point we'll have a far clearer idea as to the actual facts. Until then, we're left with a debate that Liverpool have contrived to reduce to an insane shouting match. Well done, guys.


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Guy Henry (born 17 October 1960) is a British stage and screen actor, best known for his roles in Rome and John Adams. He appeared in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 1 and Part 2 and from October 2010 he joined the cast of hospital drama Holby City as the new joint Director of Surgery Mr Henrik Hanssen.
[edit] Early career
Henry trained at RADA (1979–81, at the same time as Paul McGann). In 1982, he took the title role in ITV's Young Sherlock Holmes series, playing Holmes as a teenager (though Henry was by then nearly 22).
[edit] Stage work
[edit] RSC work
Henry's main work has been with the Royal Shakespeare Company, including the following roles:
- 1991 – Thurio (The Two Gentlemen of Verona), Poggio (Tis Pity She's a Whore) ,Ananias (The Alchemist).
- 1992 – Osric (Hamlet), Sir Formal Trifle (The Virtuoso)
- 1993 – Second Tempter and Second Knight (Murder in the Cathedral), Lelio (The Venetian Twins)
- 1994 – Director [character name] (A Life in the Theatre)
- 1996 – Sir Andrew Aguecheek (Twelfth Night)
- 1997 – Cloten (Cymbeline), Dr Caius (The Merry Wives of Windsor)
- 1998 – Lord Chamberlain (Henry VIII)
- 1999 – Russayev (Yuri Gagarin), Octavius Caesar (Antony and Cleopatra)
- 2001 – Malvolio (Twelfth Night), King John (King John), Mosca (Volpone)
- 2003 – Parolles (All's Well That Ends Well)[1]
[edit] Other theatre work
He has also worked with Cheek by Jowl, Theatre Set Up and the National Theatre (including Turgenev in Tom Stoppard's The Coast of Utopia in 2002).
He was an acclaimed Earl of Leicester in the 2005–06 Donmar Warehouse production of Schiller's Mary Stuart, which transferred to the West End.[2] From December 2008 to March 2009 he appeared as Andrew Aguecheek (alongside Derek Jacobi) in the Donmar: West End production of Twelfth Night. In April and May 2009 he appeared in Hay Fever at the Chichester Festival Theatre.[3]
[edit] Television appearances
[edit] 1980s–1990s
In 1987, Henry appeared in the episode 'Rumpole and the Official Secret' from Season 4 of Rumpole of the Bailey. In the early 1990s, he played the acerbic, demonic Dr Walpurgis in The Vault of Horror, a BBC Halloween special. His make-up was provided by Hellraiser veteran Geoff Portass. Guy also introduced a series of cult horror films in a BBC Two Friday night horror season. He appeared in the 1996 schools series Look and Read: Spywatch, the BBC's 1996 adaptation of Emma. In 1998 he made one appearance in the medical soap opera Peak Practice and in two episodes of The Grand.
[edit] 2000 onwards
He appeared in four episodes of the 2001 series of another medical soap Doctors.
He has also frequently been cast as a conspiratorial and/or Machiavellian civil servant, as in Fields of Gold (2002) and Foyle's War (in a 2003 episode). He played the title role in Channel 4's documentary Who Killed Thomas Becket? (2004)[4] and was a deportment tutor and a shoemaker respectively in the BBC's The Young Visiters [sic] (2003) and Sherlock Holmes and the Case of the Silk Stocking (Christmas 2004).
In 2005 he appeared in the feature-length ITV drama Colditz and had a recurring role in Extras, which continued into a few episodes of the comedy's second season. He also had a small role in the ITV drama, Trial & Retribution IX: The Lovers. His main role that year, however, was as Cassius (fictionalised version of Gaius Longinus Cassius) in the last two or three episodes of the first series of HBO/BBC series Rome. He reprised this role in the second series (broadcast 2007) until the character's death at the Battle of Philippi in the episode Philippi. His friend Sarah Kennedy (see #Radio) commented that this was a natural progression for one with his 'lean and hungry look' (Shakespeare, Julius Caesar, 2.I).
In 2006, he played a lawyer in Midsomer Murders, appeared with Michael Sheen in Kenneth Williams: Fantabulosa! (as Hugh Paddick), and featured in the first, fifth and sixth episodes of the first series of The Chase (in another role he reprised in 2007). In 2007 he appeared as the UK's UN Ambassador in The Trial of Tony Blair and appeared in the seventh episode of the second series of Hotel Babylon. Also in 2007 he appeared on radio as Noel Coward in the Afternoon Play of 4 May 2007, "The Master and Mrs Tucker" by Roy Apps, which told of Coward's friendship with Edith Nesbit (played by Ann Bell).[5]
In 2008, he appeared in HBO's John Adams as Jonathan Sewall, Massachusetts's Attorney General, as Mr Collins in Lost in Austen, and in Series 7, Episode 4 of Spooks. In 2009 he appeared in Margaret and in Lewis (Series 4, Episode 1) and in 2010 he joined the regular cast of Holby City in the permanent role of surgeon Henrik Hanssen.
[edit] Film
His film credits include appearances in Another Country with Rupert Everett, later in Stephen Fry's 2003 film Bright Young Things (appearing in the poster for it, top left) as Archie, in V for Vendetta as Conrad Heyer, in Starter for 10 as a university professor, in Expresso and as Pius Thicknesse in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 1 and Part 2.
[edit] Radio
From around 2004 until the end of her show in 2010, Guy Henry gained an additional fanbase as a result of his friendship with the Radio 2 presenter Sarah Kennedy, who began by corresponding with his father. Through letters to Sarah from Henry himself, his father and 'the Lady Agrippa' (a nickname for his mother), listeners were kept up to date on his career. A recording of his voice announced her regular 'It's Showtime!' slot of tunes from the musicals at about 6.45am GMT – originally he just spoke the title of the slot, and a whole repertoire of different recordings was later added. He also occasionally appeared live on her show, and co-hosted with her as part of the annual charity appeal Children in Need.
[edit] Guest appearances
Henry was a guest speaker at an NEH (National Endowment for the Humanities) summer seminar entitled Shakespeare: Enacting the Text. (July 5 to August 6, 1999).
[edit] References
- ↑ Henry remains associated with the RSC, although this was his last appearance with them to date.
- ↑ Ironically, it was pre-cursored by his appearance – again as Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester- in the 1986 TV drama Lady Jane.
- ↑ http://www.guardian.co.uk/stage/2009/apr/17/hay-fever-chichester-review
- ↑ A 'promotion' from his role as Tempter in the RSC Murder in The Cathedral, TS Eliot's version of the same story
- ↑ http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b0076w8d
[edit] External links
- Guy Henry at the Internet Movie Database


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ObjectiveTo provide an updated design and improved navigation for the 14 University College Campuses and Berks Campus College Web sites, while maintaining a unified presence supporting Penn State's "one university, geographically dispersed" philosophy.
By 2009, the existing web sites were beginning to become dated. Usability studies, research and current trends pointed to necessary changes to keep the sites appealing and functional for the intended audience.
Rather than hire a third party to design, plan and build the new sites, the Web Standards and Design (WSD) Team tackled the challenge in-house. Captializing on the talents of representatives at each of the 15 campuses, the WSD collaborated to research, develop and test the new design and navigation structure. The team made key decisions using a one campus, one vote approach. To minimize travel costs, they used online conferencing technology.
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- After all campuses launched the new sites, we had almost nothing but positive feedback from our users about how the site had improved. We continue to work together on refining the site and on two new issues.
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The Library collects materials in all areas of Italian literature, including literary criticism, philosophy, and theory. The Library maintains a strong collection in all divisions of Italian literature, from the medieval and renaissance period to the present. The Library collects few introductory language textbooks, but does collect Italian language dictionaries and other language reference material. The Italian collection is limited to materials published in Italy. Materials on Italian topics published outside Italy are listed with their respective provenance.
Most Italian Studies reference materials are kept in Doe Library's North Reading Room. The major part of the collection is located in the Gardner (MAIN) Stacks, with additional materials in Moffitt Library. Some materials, particularly in the area of medieval literature, are housed in the Bancroft Library, as are manuscript and archival collections.
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Use the following types of reference sources to look up information related to Italian Studies:
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General and subject specific dictionaries in any language, dual language dictionaries, thesauri, dictionaries of quotations, and acronym lists.
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Grande dizionario italiano dell'uso / Tullio De Mauro. Torino: UTET, 1999-2003.
Doe Reference PC1625 .D38 1999 Dictionaries v. 1-7
Grande dizionario della lingua italiana. v.1-21 (A-Z); suppl. 2004; Index Suppl.2 (1961-c2004). Salvatore Battaglia. Torino, Unione tipografico-editrice torinese, 1961.
Doe Reference PC 1625 .B3 Dictionaries v. 1-21
Lessico universale italiano. Roma: Istituto della Enciclopedia Italiana, 1968-81.
Main Stacks AE35 .L431 v. 1-24
*Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary: English-Italian, Italian-English = OxfordParaviaIl Dizionario: Inglese/Italiano, Italiano/Inglese. 3rd ed. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2010.
Doe Reference PC1640 .O95 2010 Dictionaries
Il Ragazzini: dizionario inglese italiano, italiano inglese: 2008 / di Giuseppe Ragazzini. 4. ed. [rev., updated & restyled] Bologna: Zanichelli, 2007.
Main Stacks PC1640.R35 2007
Vocabolario degli accademici della Crusca. Vocabolario degli accademici della Crusca; oltre le giunte fatteci finora, cresciuto d'assai migliaja di voci e modi de' ... Verona, Stamp. di D. Ramanzini, 1804-06.
NRLF/Main Stacks 779b.F63.1804 v.1-7 (1804-1806) & online
Il vocabolario Treccani. 2 ed. Roma: Istituto della Enciclopedia italiana, Fondata da Giovanni Trecanni, 1997.
Doe Reference PC 1625 .V53 1997 Dictionaries v.1-6 & Online
Il vocabolario Treccani: neologismi: parole nuove dai giornali / [direttori scientifici, Giovanni Adamo, Valeria Della Valle]. Roma: Istituto della Enciclopedia italiana, 2008.
Doe Reference PC1625 .V536 2008 Dictionaries
Lo Zingarelli: vocabolario della lingua italiana / Nicola Zingarelli. 12. ed. A cura di Miro Dogliotti e Luigi Rosiello. Bologna : Zanichelli, 2006, c.1999.
Doe Reference PC1625.Z25 2006 Dictionaries
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*Dizionario biografico degli Italiani (Treccanni.it)
Catalogo dei viventi: 5062 italiani notevoli, 2007 / Giorgio Dell'Arti, Massimo Parrini. Venezia: Marsilio, 2006.
Doe Reference CT1133 .D45 2006
Dizionario autori italiani contemporanei. 4 ed. ampliata e aggiornata. Milano : G. Miano, 2006.
Doe Reference PQ4057.D58 2006
Dizionario biografico degli anarchici italiani. diretto da Maurizio Antonioli ... [et al.].
Pisa : BFS, 2003.
Main Stacks HX902.5.D59 2003 v.1-2
Dizionario biografico degli Italiani. Alberto M. Ghisalberti. Roma: Istituto della Enciclopedia italiana, 1960- vols. 1-74 (A-Massimino da Salerno)
Doe Reference DG463.D58 & online
Indice biografico italiano = Italian biographical index = Italienischer biographischer Index / a cura di = compiled by = bearbeitet von Tommaso Nappo. München: K.G. Saur, 2002.
Doe Reference CT1131 .I54 2002 v.1-10 (2002)
The New Century Italian Renaissance Encyclopedia. Edited by Catherine B. Avery. Editorial consultants: Marvin B. Becker [and] Ludovico Borgo.
Doe Reference DG537.8.A1 N48
Who's Who in Italy. Milano: Who's Who in Italy, 1988-
Doe Reference DG 578 .W5
Main Stacks DG578.W5; Latest vol. in Doe Reference
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Enciclopedia italiana di scienze, lettere ed arti. Roma: Istituto della Enciclopedia italiana, 1929-2001. v.1-36 (1929-1939), app. v.1-5 (1938-1991), app. 2000 v.1-4; v.5:1-2; v.6:1-2 (c2000-c2001)
Doe Reference AE35.E6 & online
Lessico universale italiano. Roma: Istituto della Enciclopedia Italiana, 1968-81.
Main Stacks AE35 .L431 v. 1-24
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Atlante della storia d'Italia. Novara: Istituto Geografico De Agostini, c1997.
Earth Science/Map Collection f G1989.2 .I57 1997
Atlante delle province d'Italia. Roma: Visceglia, 1991.
Earth Science/Map Collection f G1989.21.F7 V5 1991
Atlas de la Sardaigne rurale aux 17e et 18e siècles / John Day ... [et al.]. Paris: Editions de l'Ecole des hautes études en sciences sociales, 1993.
Earth Science/Map Collection G1989.51.G1 A85 1993
Grande atlante d'Italia de Agonisti. Novara: Istituto Geografico De Agostini, c1987.
Earth Science/Map Collection f G1989.2 .I57 1997
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A couple paper sources to peruse for recent reviews of Italian publications include:
L'indice dei libri del mese. Torino: s.n., 1984-
Main Stacks f Z2354.B6 I54 latest in Current Periodicals, Heyns Reading Room
La rivista dei libri. Milano: Gruppo Editoriale Fabbri, c1991-
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With each new bit of information, the picture emerging is of pilots who were supposed to be closely monitoring the plane's airspeed, but who didn't realize until too late that the aircraft was dangerously low and slow. Nothing disclosed so far by the National Transportation Safety Board investigators indicates any problems with the Boeing 777's engines or the functioning of its computers and automated systems.
"The first thing that's taught to a pilot is to look at the airspeed indicator. It is the most important instrument in the cockpit," said Lee Collins, a pilot with 29 years and 18,000 hours experience flying a variety of airliners. "Airspeed is everything. You have airspeed, you live. You don't, you die."
Investigators are still trying to nail down hundreds of details about the crash last Saturday that killed two people and injured dozens. NTSB Chairman Deborah Hersman has cautioned against reaching conclusions.
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Church women offer Abundance Meal
MARKLEVILLE — The Christian Women's Fellowship "Comfort Keepers" of East Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) will have their monthly "God Abundance Meal" on Wednesday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the lower fellowship hall of the Markleville church, 124 E. Main St.
The menu includes chicken noodles, mashed potatoes, green beans, applesauce, dessert and drink with a freewill offering accepted. Carryouts will be available; shut-ins or small businesses in the immediate area can request carryouts delivered by calling the church, 533-4996, day of the meal or Diane, 533-2330 as early as possible.
Gruenewald plans annual Wine Gala
ANDERSON — The Gruenewald House is hosting its annual Wine Gala and Auction at the Military Museum Officers' Club on Saturday, May 18, from 5 to 9 p.m. The event features live and silent auctions with auctioneer Gary Simmons. The food buffet includes offerings from 12 area restaurants. Wine and soft drinks are also included in the $20 ticket price. A table of eight is $140.
Tickets are available at Moneyhun's Fine Gifts and Furnishings, the Gruenewald House, 648-6875, or any Gruenewald board member.
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DALEVILLE — The Daleville Community Library Lovers' Cookbook is now on sale. Pre-orders are taking place for this collection of more than 250 recipes from local residents.
Stop by the library to reserve a copy. Cost is $10.
Malone of MCCHC to speak at Exchange
ANDERSON — The Anderson Noon Exchange Club will host Tony Malone, CEO/COO of the Madison County Community Health Centers Inc., at the luncheon meeting at The Edge Golf and Dining on Tuesday, May 7. The Health Center is a community-based and patient-directed organization that serves populations with limited access to health care.
The community is invited to attend the luncheon at $10 per person. Reservations should be made by calling Bonny Clark at 617-5912.
AHS Class of 1960 plans lunch meeting
ANDERSON — The Anderson High School Class of 1960 will meet for lunch at 11:30 a.m. Thursday at Perkins Restaurant, 5033 S. Scatterfield Road.
Legion to serve chicken and fish
MIDDLETOWN — American Legion Post 216, will serve barbecue chicken from 5 to 8 p.m. Friday,
Also served will be broasted fish.
The Legion is a non-smoking post; public and families welcome.
Fish fry slated at New Hope Church
ANDERSON — New Hope United Methodist Church, 1503 Rev. J.T. Menifee St., will host a fish fry on Saturday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
For more information, call 649-1892.
Red Hat Chicks to go to Centerville
PENDLETON — The Pendleton Red Hat Chicks will meet May 15 at 11 a.m. at the Pendleton Church parking lot. They will then travel to Centerville to visit the Warm Glow Candle Co. and The Watering Can, and then eat lunch at Stone Hearth Cafe.
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This year's ceremony will honor Fletcher Spears, a local veteran who recently passed away. Spears was honored by the board last year at a flag retirement ceremony and on Veterans Day.
The board is trying a new lineup for the ceremony, with just the opening prayer, national anthem, pledge, laying of the wreath on the veteran's monument and the playing of "Taps" outside surrounding the memorial monument. Then the bulk of the ceremony will then be conducted inside the community center.
"We're trying something new this year, but this has become an annual event that the community looks forward to," Bill Fowler, who is a Sumiton councilman and chairman of the Veterans Board, said.
A reception with light refreshments will follow. Doug Ragsdale, of Lee's Restaurant, will provide the refreshments.
Lee's Restaurant also honored area veterans with a discounted breakfast on Saturday morning.
"It's just something we did to honor veterans for Memorial Day," Ragsdale said.
The annual event will also feature patriotic music and videos, as well as memories and photos of Spears celebrating his service and life.
Memorabilia from other area veterans will also be on display.
In Jasper, the Knights of Columbus from St. Cecilia's Church will host their sixth annual Memorial Day ceremony at Walker Memory Gardens. The event will start at 10 a.m.
Area veteran Hubert Plunkett, who served in the Army, Navy and Air Force, will be honored at the Jasper ceremony. The guest speaker will be Maj. John Boggan.


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Mike O'Brien, a 1995 graduate of St. John's Jesuit High School in Toledo, made his debut as a cast member of Saturday Night Live over the weekend.
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LEWISTON — Billie James Coburn, one of three men charged with vandalizing Riverside Cemetery last month, has confessed.
He did it, not on the advice of an attorney and not as part of some tricky legal maneuver. The 18-year-old Lewiston man said he is fessing up because he is sorry.
"I really have no reason to deny it," he said Wednesday. "I want to say I'm sorry and face the consequences."
Coburn and two others were charged last week with aggravated criminal mischief in the overnight spree that involved dozens of stones being overturned at the Lewiston cemetery. Each was jailed briefly, though they are now free on bail.
On Wednesday afternoon, Coburn walked to the Sun Journal on Park Street to deliver a handwritten letter. The letter is a full page in which he describes his remorse and offers apologies to several individuals and groups, including the community as a whole, the Riverside groundskeeper, the families of the dead at the cemetery, volunteers who helped clean up and even the police detective who tracked him down.
"My actions were disrespectful, uncalled for and not me," he wrote. "What I did was wrong and I regret every second of it."
Coburn said he was compelled to write the letter because he has been plagued by guilt since the vandalism spree. The destruction, he said, shocked not only the community but his own social circle, as well.
"My friends and my family, there were shocked," he said. "It was the first time I got drunk in a while and I guess I couldn't control myself. I was intoxicated, but that's no excuse."
When asked, Coburn stressed that overturning headstones and monuments was not an expression of rage toward anybody associated with the cemetery. It was a mindless rampage, he said.
Coburn was born in Lewiston and has lived here his entire life, he said. He went to Lewiston schools and his family is here. In his letter, he acknowledges Riverside as among the oldest and most beloved cemeteries in the area. He and his friends typically enjoyed the cemetery, he said, like everyone else.
"We'd just go there to hang out," he said. "We never thought of doing anything like this."
Also charged are Shane Haskell, 20, and Jesse Macia, 18, also of Lewiston. Police say their investigation into the vandalism is ongoing. Chief Michael Bussiere declined to respond to Coburn's remarks Wednesday while the investigation continues.
The sight of strewn monuments and toppled stones at the cemetery horrified the community and caused many to rally around Riverside. Ultimately, a group of hockey players from the Lewiston Maineiacs got together with other volunteers to right the headstones.
Coburn's apology was not likely to appease all of those affected by the vandalism.
Marilyn Burgess, a 72-year-old Leeds woman who serves as the legislative liaison for the Maine Old Cemetery Association, was asked Wednesday if Coburn's apology changed how she felt about what was done.
"No," she said. Because apology or not, the suspects caused a great deal of damage and tried to evade capture as long as they could.
"We have too much of this kind of vandalism and very few are caught," Burgess said. "I suspect these guys have a lot of anger. And I'm not convinced that there aren't more people involved."
The motivation for the destruction, Coburn said, is inexplicable, lost in the haze of alcohol. He said he has no idea how publicly apologizing and admitting guilt will affect his case. He hasn't even hired a lawyer yet.
"I'm ready for the consequences of my actions," he wrote, "and I hope many will forgive me for what I've done."


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My client is into export and in our cycle we create a proforma invoice wrt a delivery and submit it to customs and GSP, CEPA, SAFTA etc. Later PGI is done and commercial invoice is taken. One issue that the client is facing at certain port is that since both proforma and commercial invoice numbers are different, the customs authorities at customer's country are levying penalty (especially at Romania, Japan etc). The solution that I have given is to provide both proforma and commercial invoices to the client, so that proforma can be given in customs office and commercial invoice at bank. Is that the solution or is there any other workaround? I have also given reference of proforma in commercial invoice output.
Thanks in advance
Any idea?
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Hello Harish,
You said that you create Delivery & then create Proforma Invoice. Later you do PGI & create Commercial Invoice.
I have one question here - Is there any Quantity difference in when you do PGI? I means say that y ou create Delivery for 100 TONS but later on change & do PGI only for 98 TONS.
If above is not the case, then you can create Commercial Invoice with reference to Delivery & submit the same to authorities. Later on you can do PGI when good actually leave the post.
Jignesh Mehta
Usually once proforma is created, we dont change the delivery quantity even if there is shortage of goods. It will be adjusted later. Thanks for your suggestion. Let me check the option what you have told
Just for your information, if you want to create Invoice before PGI then you need to assign Routine no. 11 - Head.dlv-rel.w/o GI in your Delivery to Invoice Copy Control (T-Code - VTFL)
Jignesh Mehta
I am sorry but Can say you are following the wrong practice.
Proforma invoice is generally for customer, to get an idea of amount of final bill. Its not for the custom authority.
Please provide proforma invoice only to client and final invoice to custom authority and client.
This is the general issue many exporters are facing in India.
Coming to your query, based on the comments what you had indicated, there should not be any change in quantity once the customs officials acknowledge the proforma. Having said this, you can straightaway do PGI and create commercial invoice which can be served for all purpose (customs, bank and customer).
G. Lakshmipathi
Dear Lakshmipathi
This solution was suggested, but the client wants to do the PGI only at the time of Actual movement of goods from stock and also they want to create the commercial invoice based on it. Thats why i was searching for some other options as it should be a common issue as you suggested. Thanks for all your feedback
Then it looks more of process issue and not system issue. If the customer does not like to good issue, then atleast the delivery should be completed with picking status before creating the proforma invoice. The copy control routines can be modified to check the picking status of the delivery, which should have as completed. By this way the quantity is reserved for this delivery and when commercial invoice is created, it matches proforma invoice.
Thanks a lot for all your suggestions. Closing this thread.


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Tyriq McCord, an explosive defensive end and linebacker prospect from Tampa's Jefferson High School, is visiting Georgia this weekend. McCord stands 6'3" and weighs 220 pounds, yet runs like a safety. He's also a standout contributor on special teams. Most services rate McCord as a four-star defender, and consider him one of the best 20 defensive ends or linebackers in the country.
Playing in a 3-4 defense won't be key for this "tweener" to have success, but the team that signs McCord will need to move him around, using him in different alignments and stances, to maximize his effectiveness. All of the teams McCord is considering regularly do that with their edge defenders.
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Raul Julia-Levy, actor and philanthropist, announces exclusive alliance with the Free Willy Keiko Foundation / Earth Island Institute to reunite captive orca, Lolita, with her pod in Puget Sound.
Much has been made in the news in the last month about a coalition of recording artists, actors and producers teaming up in hopes of helping Miami Seaquarium's performing killer whale Lolita rejoin her family group in the Pacific Northwest. Actor Raul Julia-Levy, the official spokesperson for this coalition, announced today that he is continuing a campaign designed to gain public awareness and ultimately the release of one of the last remaining wild captive orcas, Lolita.
This elite coalition includes national/global partners around the world, including Ed Elbert, Richard Donner, David Permut, Steve Longi, Johnny Depp, Cameron Crowe, Jonathan Sanger, Harrison Ford, Elton John, 50 Cent, Hayden Panettiere, Placido Domingo, Lindsay Lohan, Janet Jackson, Truth Hurts, Richard Grieco, Billy Zane and recently the international auto maker Saab. In the Saab commercial, it features Lolita in her tank, along with a chained dog, and a bird flying against glass window, with the theme, "Release Me", including a tagline, "The Power of Nature Just Wants to be Free."
In announcing this alliance, Julia-Levy states that http://www.keiko.com [The Free Willy Keiko Foundation has unique expertise in the capture and the care of orcas. They are the only non-government, non-profit organization in the world with experience in successfully translocating an adult killer whale over long distances. (Keiko, from Mexico City to Newport, OR, and then from Newport to Iceland.)
The Free Willy Keiko Foundation assembled an A-list team of veterinarians and handlers and an extraordinary amount of expertise. Although Keiko never found his family, the project is considered by many to be successful in fulfilling a promise made to millions of kids around the world -- to make Keiko free. Now they're confident if given a chance, they can help write that Hollywood ending for Lolita.
Unlike Keiko, Lolita's family exists in the waters of the Puget Sound, and she still vocalizes her family recognizable call, and through the past three decades, the Southern Resident Orca Community is now considered to be one of the most studied groups of orcas in the world. Bringing Lolita back home to her family (pod) could be a boon to the whale population in Puget Sound, as well as sending a loud and clear message to the world that animals on our planet do have a voice--it is our voice.
"There's no other group out there with the kind of knowledge and resources that the Free Willy Keiko Foundation has that can give Lolita the best chance of retirement," says Julia-Levy. "But the bottom line is, we don't own the whale," Julia-Levy is quick to note. "The Miami Seaquarium does."
However, the Seaquarium is concerned about the welfare of Lolita because she never had to find her own food, and has had constant human contact for nearly four decades; therefore, a move across the country could be too stressful. Some scientists have suggested the transport could even kill her.
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Lawyers for O. J. Simpson say the imprisoned former football star will keep fighting for freedom. Simpson is facing at least four more years in a Nevada state prison, after Judge Linda Bell denied his request for a new trial.
FOX5 on Wednesday spoke to Kim Goldman, the sister of Ron Goldman. Simpson was found not guilty of Ron Goldman's murder years ago. Kim Goldman said she's glad this separate case is keeping Simpson behind bars.
"He does think that he's above the law, so it was nice to get a little reminder that he isn't," Kim Goldman said.
Kim Goldman said the legal system worked this time and told FOX5 she found out through Facebook that Simpson will stay behind bars.
Clark County District Court Judge Linda Bell rejected Simpson's bid for a new trial for his 2008 robbery and kidnapping conviction.
"I'm glad to know that he'll be enjoying Thanksgiving and the holidays for the next couple years in his jail cell until the next stunt he tries to pull," Kim Goldman said.
The 66-year-old was famously acquitted in the murder case involving Kim Goldman's brother and Simpson's ex-wife Nicole Simpson in 1995.
Kim Goldman was at Simpson's Las Vegas sentencing. She didn't think Simpson had a strong case for a new trial and neither did former Clark County District Attorney David Roger.
"I didn't think he had a chance at Judge Bell's level, and I think he has an even slimmer chance before the Nevada Supreme Court," said Roger. "They don't second-guess trial court judges unless they're clearly erroneous."
Bell denied Simpson's petition in a 101-page ruling. She said Simpson's argument that he didn't have fair legal representation lacked merit.
Simpson's lawyers, Patricia Palm and Ozzie Fumo, said Simpson was disappointed but they're optimistic the former football star will be vindicated.
"We were telling him, 'This isn't the end of it, O. J.,'" said Palm. "We think this decision is wrong. He wants to do the appeal and so we are going to pursue relief with another court."
Simpson's lawyers claim Bell ignored a lot of the evidence they presented at the hearing, instead of basing her opinion on the evidence from the 2008 trial.
They have 30 days to file a notice to appeal to the Nevada Supreme Court. If Simpson loses the appeal, Simpson's attorneys say they plan to take it to the federal level.
Simpson was sentenced up to 33 years in prison but was granted parole on some convictions back in July. It won't be until he's 70 years old until he's eligible for parole.
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Dixie Speedway is a 3/8-mile banked clay oval that hosts stock car racing. Everything from national events to weekly races, Bombers, Sportsman, Cruiser Cars, and the Superfast 600 Horsepowered Late Models that headline the feature event each week. There is even a chance for the fans to test their skill in one-on-one, single-lap spectator racing with the only qualifications needed: your car, helmet, seat belt, plus a roll bar.
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08/22/2014 - 09/06/2014
The 2nd Annual Discover Woodstock Scavenger Hunt will take participants on a journey through various areas in Woodstock, Ga. This event consists of 100 challenges where participants must take creative photos of various things around Woodstock. You will learn new things, explore exciting places and visit some familiar and some new areas.
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Enjoy free lunchtime concerts in The Park at City Center every Thursday in September. This is a great Mothers morning out activity! So bring a chair and pick up some lunch at one of our great downtown restaurants.
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09/05/2014 - 09/05/2014
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Every $10 you spend at a Downtown business during Friday Night Live can enter you into a drawing for a $100 Downtown Dollars Gift Certificate. Just bring your receipt for any purchase made at a Downtown business during the event to the Woodstock Visitors Center to enter the contest. For example, if your spend $50 you will be entered five times into the dra...read more
Woodstock Summer Concert Series featuring Swingin' Medallions
09/13/2014 - 09/13/2014
Put on your dancing shoes for the best community concert series in the state! Celebrating its 17th year, we'll be serving up a free eclectic musical brew of rock, country, 80's, and rhythm & blues in the lovely Park at City Center. Bring a blanket or lawn chair and come early. We offer food vendors, a moonwalk provided by Colby Chiropractic, face painting, balloon animals for the kids, and water brought to you by Momentum Church!
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11/07/2014 - 11/07/2014
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Join us for a celebration to honor America's veterans for their patriotism, love of country, willingness to serve and sacrifice for the common good. Join the City of Woodstock, Major General Warren R. Johnson Marine Corps League, Detachment #1311 in Woodstock, the American Legion Post 316, and the Warriors' Watch Riders, to celebrate our veterans who have given us our liberty and freedom. The candlelight ceremony begins at 7:00 p.m. in The Park at City Center.
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- Symmons, Gippsland Climate Change Network, GippsTafe. Victoria Local Sustainability Accord. Sustainable Gippsland eCommunity. $248,248
- Day, Lenne, Symmons, Hillard, Newstead, McClure, & Bellion. ARC Linkage. Managing increasing challenges in motorcycle safety: strengthening research evidence for effective policy and countermeasure development. $1,347,168
- Crinall, K., Chris Laming, C., & Manning, D. Stories of Safety: Creating inclusive, participatory and respectful ways to speak about and stop violence in shared supported accommodation. Department of Human Services, Disability Services and Scope, Gippsland. $25,000
- Duffy, M., Symmons, M., Wright, W., & others. NCCARF Climate Change Adaptation Research Grant. What would a climate-adapted Australian settlement look like? $320,000
- Symmons, Gippsland Climate Change Network, GippsTafe. Victoria Local Sustainability Accord. Sustainable Gippsland eCommunity. $248,248
- Day, Lenne, Symmons, Hillard, Newstead, McClure, & Bellion. ARC Linkage. Managing increasing challenges in motorcycle safety: strengthening research evidence for effective policy and countermeasure development. $1,347,168
- Higgins, Vaughan, Cocklin, C R and Potter, C, ARC Discovery Project Grant: Sustainable farming in Australia: Market instruments for improved land management – 2010 $70,000; 2011 $80,000; 2012 $80,000
- Laming, Chris (CI) and Crinall, Karen, ARC Linkage Project (2007-12) with the University of Melbourne, Victoria Police, Department of Human Services, Department of Victorian Communities and the Department of Justice, titled 'Family Violence Reform: Using knowledge to Develop and Integrate Policy and Practice'. This project is now more widely known as SAFER (Safety and Accountability in Families: Evidence and Research)
- Crinall, Karen and Manning, Debra, (2009-2010), Office of Senior Practitioner in collaboration with Disability Services, Gippsland: Everything affects everything else: Power, perception and hidden forms of restrictive practice in shared supported accommodation - $46,539
- Laming, Chris and Crinall, Karen, (2009-2010), VicHealth: Preventing violence against women program, A realistic evaluation of the East Gippsland Community Walk Against Family Violence - $38,000
- Symmons, Mark, (2009-2010), Vic Roads, Collaboration with MUARC: Development of an on-road assisted ride program for motorcycle riders - $899,305
- Rose, Geoffrey, Symmons, Mark and Van Doorn, George, Competitive tender for Victoria and South Australia Department of Transport: Design and evaluation of a fleet-based ecodriving trial - $74,525
- Mulvihill, Symmons, Mark, Wallace & Collins, VicRoads competitive tender: Pilot training course for returning motorcycle riders - $261,875
- Rose, Geoffrey and Symmons, Mark, Competitive tender for Victoria and South Australia Department of Transport: Design, Implementation and evaluation of ecodriving programs - $25,000
- Higgins, Vaughan, Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry FarmReady Industry Grant: Tools for dairying change – the implementation of an on-farm climate change adaptation and greenhouse gas emissions mitigation support model for Australian dairy farms - $150,000
- Levy, Stuart and Earl, Catherine, Faculty of Arts Teaching Led Research Projects 2009: Student Voices in Transition (Diploma of Tertiary Studies Book Project) - $8,723.36
- Earl, Catherine, Latrobe Community Health Service: History Book Project, History of Latrobe Community Health Service - $20,000
- North, Louise, Women's Media Foundation, USA: Global Report on the Status of Women in the News Media – specifically research of the Oceania region (Australia, New Zealand and Fiji) - $7,000 (initial grant for 2009)
- Gunstone, Andrew, Gippsland Campus Small Grant: The Local Reconciliation Movement in Gippsland - $14,612
- Gunstone, Andrew, Australian Institute for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies: The History and Impact of Stolen Wages Upon Victorian Koori Communities - $29,300
- Gunstone, Andrew, Gippsland Campus Small Grant: Analysing national reconciliation movements throughout the world in relation to the Australian reconciliation movement - $17,122.
- Heckenberg, Robyn, Department of Employment, Education and Workplace Relations: Koorie Footprints to Higher Education - $67,500 (2007-2008).
- Higgins, Vaughan, Gippsland Campus Small Grant, Collaboration with MUDRIH, BusEco & GMS): Evaluating team communication failure in Australian operating rooms.
- Petersen, Eva, Gippsland Campus Small Grant: What are universities good for? Community perceptions of the role and significance of the university: A case-study of the Latrobe Valley.
- Fletcher, Meredith, Research Fellowship with State Library of Victoria: Jean Galbraith: gardener, botanist, conservationist and writer: a biography.
- Heydon, Georgina, ARC Linkage Grant, Australian Federal Police: Provision of Investigative Interviewing Program - $51,700.
- Lynn, Margaret and Bursian, Olga, (2008-2009), Buckland Foundation: Co-constructing a vibrant new community: Changing expectations in the Casey-Cardinia growth corridor. Collaboration with Windermere Child and Family Services - $60,000.
- Lynn, Margaret and Bursian, Olga, Monash Link Assist: Co-constructing a vibrant new community: Changing expectations in the Casey-Cardinia growth corridor - $1,200.
- Symmons, Mark, Vic Roads: Analysis of Great Ocean Road DVD - $5,500.
- Baker, David, (2007-2011) Associate Investigator, ARC Research Centre of Excellence for Policing and Security ($10 million over 5 years). Involvement in Project 1.2 'Undersatnding conflict in vulnerable communities'. Centre headquartered at Griffith University with links to ANU and University of Queensland.
- Laming, Chris, Project Title: The Men's SHED : Stories of Hope. Gippsland Research and Publication Bursary 2007 ($5000)
- Crinall, Karen & Laming, Chris. Project: Family violence reform: Using Knowledge to Support the Integration of Policy and Practice. ARC Linkage Grant. LPO776573 Partners: Melbourne University, Monash University, Victoria Police, Department of Human Services, Department of Justice, Department of Victorian Communities. $4.8 million over 5 years
- Symmons, Mark: Australian Transport Safety Bureau (Category 1): EcoDrive as a road safety tool for Australian conditions,$29,850
- Symmons, Mark: Internal: Arts-IT Collaborative Grant: Development and validation of a driver training and testing tool, $8,000
- Barry Richardson: Gippsland Campus Visiting Scholar Scheme Grant: To fund a visit by distinguished academic, Professor John Kennedy in March/April 2008,$4000
Competitive Tender:
- Symmons, Mark: Collaboration with Hosking and Mulvihill at MUARC: VicRoads project to investigate the potential of an associative learning method for training car drivers to give way to motorcyclists at intersections:$65,000
- Richardson, Barry, Wuillemin, Dianne, and Symmons, Mark Rio Tinto: Adding haptic feedback to remote controlled mining equipment,$96,000
- Symmons, Mark - Special Investigations Unit, State Coroners Office & Victorian Institute of Forensic Medicine: Development of a best-practice investigation standard for heavy vehicle fatality crashes.
- Symmons, Mark - VicRoads: Project scoping document: Under-reporting of motorcycle crashes, $1000
- Symmons, Mark- VicRoads: Prioritising motorcycle fatigue recommendations, $3000
- Symmons, Mark - VicRoads: Motorcycle blackspots Inner city long route justification, surface treatments, $1500
- Symmons, Mark - VicRoads: Review and identify issues and countermeasures relevant to motorcycle crashes in Victoria, $8000