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It would be nice if cl-user would display unicode input for CJK text. With PCL and On Lisp getting new printings in Japan, it might be beneficial to attract more brain-share from that side of the world. Would this be considered out of cl-user.net's scope?
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Perhaps it would be interesting to open up a "universities" category (or subcategory of Organization) to list universities that teach lisp?
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From: "John Chmielewski" <>
Subject: Crystal Falls, Michigan help
Date: Mon, 12 Oct 1998 19:43:15 -0400
I am trying to get some information on my father's family. His father was
Jozef Chmielewski and I have been told that they lived in Crystal Falls,
Iron County, Michigan in 1910. I have not been able to find them in the 1910
census, but the census has a Joseph Malaski with his wife Anna and children
Stanley, Frank, and Kaite. These could be their family as they sometimes
used that spelling. The census say's they lived in house #111.
Does anyone know if records are available from the local mining company, My
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SAN MATEO, Calif., Dec. 10, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Today Lattice Engines and an esteemed group of more than 20 Big Data, sales and marketing leaders announced their predictions for what's to come in 2013. The predictions center on the arrival of Big Data to sales and marketing organizations and its projected impact.
"Sales and marketing is the next frontier for Big Data," said Shashi Upadhyay, CEO of Lattice. "The last generation of cloud-based sales and marketing technology delivered massive improvements, but was designed in a world of data scarcity. Today's data-intensive world offers every business the opportunity to translate Big Data into big sales."
Lattice Predictions for 2013
- Big Data injects information science into relationship selling. While many large companies today leverage internal data to aid their selling efforts, in 2013, companies will take it to the next level by combining internal data (e.g. purchase history, customer service data and marketing automation data) with external data (e.g. firmographic data, company growth indicators and third party data sources such as Lexis Nexis) to make stronger predictions about which customers and prospects are most likely to buy.
- Sales and marketing professionals learn to trust predictions made by Big Data. Most organizations will start small by experimenting with new products or prospecting for new customers, but over time, they will gain the confidence to run a large part of their marketing and sales efforts informed by machine-driven predictions.
- Big Data dramatically increases the value of CRM technology. Companies using Big Data technology will increase adoption of their CRM systems by transforming them to actually help sales teams sell more as opposed to primarily being used as a tool for management. Analytics identify each sales rep's most receptive customers/prospects, recommend what to sell them and prompt them on what to say.
Industry Leader Predictions for 2013
Following is a sampling of more than 20 different predictions from Big Data, sales and marketing leaders featured in this new ebook from Lattice.
- Greg Alexander, CEO of Sales Benchmark Index: Sales rep prospecting will be a top challenge. In 2012, companies over rotated towards lead generation being the exclusive responsibility of the marketing department. Sales has to generate their fair share of the leads. These muscles have not been used for a while and reps currently are not very good at generating their own leads. Sales departments got caught up in the hype cycle of marketing automation.
- Dave Brock, president at Partners in EXCELLENCE: High performance sales hone in on prospects. In 2013, high performance sales organizations will provide their sales people with "intelligent leads." Today, these companies are leveraging marketing automation systems, lead nurturing, lead scoring and other techniques to provide high sales accepted leads. By incorporating rich analytics, these organizations will make quantum leaps in lead quality/conversions.
- Brad Feld, a managing director at Foundry Group: Big Data is miniscule. Twenty years from now, the thing we call Big Data will be tiny data. It will be microscopic data. The volume that we're talking about today is a speck. The key for 2013 with Big Data is to figure out how you can make a difference. Don't let marketing noise obscure what's real and what isn't.
- Heidi Melin, CMO Eloqua: Companies will continue to seek a deeper understanding of buyers and the foundation for achieving this will be Big Data. Marketers will leverage their ecosystem of technology and the insight it provides to further understand their buyers' 'digital body language.' The explosion of available data, beyond demographics, that captures a prospect's online behavior will help organizations move potential customers through the buying stages by delivering the right information at the right time in their journey from awareness to consideration to ultimately, purchase. If marketers can take advantage of Big Data, companies will benefit from the insights necessary to drive revenue.
- Anneke Seley, CEO and founder of Reality Works Group: Without the sales insights made possible by Big Data, sales teams will waste a lot of time and alienate a large number of buyers who aren't ready to buy or will never buy. Forward-thinking "Sales 2.0" companies have recognized that selling strategies informed by data and enabled by technology lead to measurably better business results and happier customers. Big Data and analytics have already contributed to major advances across industries and functions and it's time for sales to reap these rewards as well.
More 2013 predictions from thought leaders across the industry are available in this new ebook.
About Lattice Engines
Lattice is revolutionizing sales and marketing through the power of Big Data. The company's Big Data for Sales platform, salesPRISM, delivers real-time, predictive and actionable insight to sales and marketing professionals wherever they are so they can engage the most receptive customers in the most compelling ways. Fortune 5000 companies such as ADP, Dell, EMC and SunTrust rely on Lattice to generate 75 percent more pipeline, triple conversion rates, and double win rates. Lattice is privately held and backed by NEA and Sequoia Capital with headquarters in San Mateo, CA. Learn more at www.lattice-engines.com and follow @Lattice_Engines.
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Should Australia's batsmen require some advice about stepping into the shoes of Michael Hussey and Ricky Ponting, they could do far worse than look across to the other side of the dressing room.
While Phillip Hughes has been up at night thinking about the idea of replacing the seemingly irreplaceable, the Test team's fast bowlers have learned how to step up when asked. If the rotation or management of fast bowlers has been the source of some consternation among some former players, portions of the public and shriller segments of the media, it has also added to the collective poise of the battery at Australia's disposal.
Instead of wondering aloud how they could possibly improve on the sort of high-quality bowling produced by the likes of James Pattinson, Ryan Harris, Ben Hilfenhaus and Peter Siddle at times over the past 18 months, Mitchell Starc, Mitchell Johnson, and most recently Jackson Bird have stepped up to their tasks with increasing confidence. All the time they have been reassured to keep doing what put them in the team in the first place - the sort of simple advice the batsmen will need to hold close as they set about the task of covering for Hussey's loss after the SCG Test.
"We've gone through a lot of players and had a lot of success with it," Siddle said on New Year's Day. "I think we've shown in the past 18 months that when blokes go out whether it's injury or resting, the blokes that come in can perform and do well whether it's their first Test or 49th. Like Mitch [Johnson] last week, it doesn't matter if they come in, they're ready to go. And it's a strength.
"There are a lot of games of cricket and we've got a busy Test match period coming up, which is going to put a lot of pressure on all the bowlers. But I think by having that backing by the blokes on the side, the reserves, we can keep being competitive and very competitive, as we've shown."
At 24, Hughes has the experience of 19 Tests to call on, but remains an aspirant to the level of consistency shown by Hussey and captain Michael Clarke this summer. He admitted to thinking of how often the aforementioned duo had saved the blushes of other members of the top six across the Tests against South Africa and Sri Lanka, and has resolved to build his mastery of No. 3.
"I was actually thinking the other night the partnerships they've been getting through the summer, they've been unbelievable," Hughes said. "But in saying that, it's now all about us stepping up just a little bit more. I've been in and out of the team for a few years now and I suppose I've got a few caps behind me now so I'm a little bit experienced.
"I really want to make this three position my own. As I came in the team and got selected I really want to stamp my authority and I suppose be consistent over a number of years. I'd really love to hold that spot going forward and I suppose everyone has to step up now. [Ponting's] been unbelievably consistent now for years, so it's about us all being really consistent and going to the next level."
Next to Clarke and the seasoned reservist Johnson, Siddle's 36 Tests will make him Australia's third-most experienced Test player when Hussey's career concludes. While Siddle admitted to feeling a little "weird" about his advance in seniority, he also reasoned that he had spent enough time in and out of the team to learn what worked for him, allowing him to impart knowledge and advice to others.
"Looking back now, when I came in at 23, you do go about things differently," Siddle said. "You think it's pretty cruisey and you're happy with we're you're at, but it does hit you a few times when you get dropped or you're told some home truths about how you're really going or really looking. It has only been the last few years I've started to concentrate a lot more and work a lot harder.
"Last year I benefited from all that work I put in and actually concentrating a bit harder on what I had to do to be a professional cricketer and play at the highest level. Sometimes those little hiccups along the way sometimes do help if you take it the right way and go about changing those things.
"I just want to see the young boys do as well as they can when they first come in and keep doing as well as they can. I want them to learn from my mistakes of being a bit lazy when I first came in and taking it easy. You want them to go as hard as they can and keep doing that - if I can keep doing that, whether that's at training or out on the field, hopefully they can follow."
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Harlequins director of rugby Conor O'Shea is unlikely to face disciplinary action for his criticisms of referee Llyr Apgeraint-Roberts following Quins' Aviva Premiership clash with London Welsh on Sunday.
O'Shea was furious with the referees' performance after Quins beat London Welsh 31-26 at the Kassam Stadium. He claimed it was the worst performance he had seen, saying: "Everything [was at fault]. To have some element of knowledge of the tackle, of the offside line, of the maul, to have some knowledge of the game. We're accountable, other people are not accountable."
O'Shea is unlikely to face disciplinary action but has been criticised by Rugby Football Union's head of referees, Ed Morrison, for expressing his anger in public.
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"If they don't believe the (complaints) process is working - or working well enough - then we should be sitting down and having a mature discussion about how we improve the process."
Morrison added: "We haven't got a queue of people who go out on a Saturday afternoon in front of 24,000 people at Welford Road on his own and say 'I'm going to control this game'. These people are very few and far between.
"We have to utilise that resource, improve that resource as best we possibly can."
However O'Shea was unrepentant over his outburst as he stood by his comments.
"The truth is a good defence and I said nothing out of line," O'Shea told The Daily Telegraph. "I knew what I was going to say and I brought along someone from the club to act as a witness.
"It would have been remiss of me to stay silent. You can't do that forever. If you're asked a question about the officiating then you have to give an answer.
"Look, a ref's job is a tough old thing to do, as tough as it gets and I wouldn't do it. But once you commit to doing it, that's it. You have to do it well."
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ECM Real Estate Investments (ECM REI) last year lost EUR92.1m or Kc2.5bn, while a year earlier it generated net earnings worth EUR25.6m, the developer said in a press release Monday.
Analysts had expected a result almost twice as better.
Losses from revaluation of property are behind the fall, the firm said. The net revaluation loss reached EUR44.67m last year, compared to EUR72.43m profit a year earlier.
Cyrrus analyst Karel Potmesil told CTK they had expected a loss of EUR28.3m. Its size is a disappointment and so is the fact that all cost items, not only revaluation, are part of the loss, he said.
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Analysts were also more optimistic regarding these two indicators.
By contrast, the developer was successful in lease and services, with net profit in the segment soaring 165 percent to EUR13.2m last year.
"The announced results for 2008, as we had expected, are much affected by the ongoing unfavourable conditions on the global financial markets," said board chairman and president of ECM Milan Janku.
The entire property market was seriously hit by the crisis and many companies have been struggling with the same problems, namely worse access to loans, rising level of yields required and generally low liquidity on the markets, said Janku.
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A Panel Cointegration Analysis of the Relation between Private and Government Consumption
AbstractThis paper analyses the relation between private and government consumption in 23 OECD countries between 1970 and 2001. In particular it addresses the issue of whether government consumption is a substitute for or a complement to private consumption. The empirical analysis is made with panel cointegration analysis, using the newly developed CUSUM cointegration test by \cite{westerlund05}. The method is extended by using a bootstrap technique to control for cross-sectional dependence. The results show that government consumption is a complement to private consumption for most of the countries and a substitute for only a few of the countries.
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Mary Meeker is a long time financial analyst on Wall Street who is leaving the banking world and joining the venture capital world. This has no particular meaning but as you dig a bit deeper you might get a sense that she and others see another big boom coming in connected and more capable mobile devices.
Meeker is controversial because she didn't call the tech bubble in 2000 and people who followed her without knowing anything about the underlying business lost a lot of money. People who were flipping houses in 2008 also lost a lot of money. So what? We who watch on the sidelines can still get information about trends from things like this and it costs nothing to watch.
In the comment section of the piece someone pointed to a video of two famous and successful VCs talking at the recent Web 2.0 Summit: John Doerr of Kleiner Perkins of California and Fred Wilson of Union Square Ventures which is based in New York. John Heilemann of New York Magazine facilitates:
This is slow moving but fascinating to watch and listen to. It's interesting to hear Wilson slam iOS as a closed, curated environment that has already lost to Android and hear Doerr take a more conservative stance (he's invested in both Google and Apple) saying that there's room for both approaches. I'm with Doer. But, this small bump is not what the interview is about, it's mostly about the future of mobile devices and it's worth watching.
After watching you'll better understand why Mary Meeker is joining Kleiner Perkins: they need her to help sort out who the successful players will be in this new market and she can make some real money as a partner in one of the most successful silicon valley VC firms. Of course, she may not call the next bursting bubble either and no doubt companies like Facebook being valued at $41 billion seems like a bubble ready to explode (and it's not even public yet). Or, maybe not. It's all fun to watch from the sidelines.


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The retailer, which sells home décor and designer products, updated its apps both for the iPhone and smartphones using Google Inc.'s Android operating system with what it calls smarter sales notifications and more personalized sale reminders. Consumers can now tap into the More tab in the apps and specify when they would like to be notified of sales. Shoppers can set reminders for 11 a.m. daily sale reminders, weekly reminders or special sale reminders.
Shoppers also can use the updated mobile shopping apps to get a dose of daily design inspiration, to make sure they don't miss flash sales by accessing them on the go via their smartphones, preview upcoming sales, browse by color, price, and category, and view and zoom in on images. The new version of the Fab iPhone app has around 110 reviews and, thus far, a perfect 5-star rating.
Consumers can also use the app to share their favorite designs on Facebook, Twitter, via e-mail, and via text message to earn credits towards future Fab.com purchases. Members can earn credits on the site for referring friends; members earn two months of free shipping if they refer 50 consumers. Fab.com credits 50% of its sign-ups to social media referrals. Fab.com has a Facebook presence and also runs a feature on its site that enables shoppers to view, share and comment on what others are buying.
Fab.com first launched its mobile shopping apps in October. Just five weeks after their launch more than 10% of Fab.com's then more than one million members were using the apps regularly. In that short time, the apps also accounted for 15% of all Fab.com's sales.
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Without a doubt the most relaxing and enjoyable days of 2011 were spent within the beautiful confines of The Carneros Inn. A group of friends and I spent the weekend at the Northern California resort this past fall — an experience I can't seem to let go of. Having never been to the Napa Valley, the time at Carneros was the perfect introduction to one of the most amazing places in North America. Honestly, I'm disappointed I haven't visited sooner in life.
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There's The Impossible Cool, and then there's this collection of home movies from Roddy McDowall's personal archive featuring many an iconic actor and actress enjoying themselves on the California coast. Paul Newman (with his can of Busch beer) is present, as is Jane Fonda (looking exceptionally young and beautiful), Kirk Douglas, Anthony Perkins, Judy Garland and many more of their famous friends who make appearances.
While it is truly amazing to see all of these stars relaxed and having fun with one another, it is also amazing to see what they are wearing. The clothing in these films are incredible. The only branding I noticed during the whole series was a few shots of one perfect red Lacoste polo shirt. A fascinating glimpse into an otherwise private and decidedly stylish life. Thanks to Andy for the tip.
A Visit to the Mohawk General Store
After my trip to the Rose Bowl flea I headed over to check out the recently relocated Mohawk General Store on Sunset Blvd in Silverlake. The shop is owned by Kevin Carney (who is also co-founder of Generic Man) and his wife Bo. The menswear and vintage stereos are Kevin's responsibility the ladies clothing is handled by Bo and the furniture is courtesy of Amsterdam Modern. Mohawk creates a unique mix of European mid-century modern furniture and a strong selection of good menswear from brands like Post Overalls, Engineered Garments, Tellason, Baxter of California, Tanner Goods, Our Legacy, Eastland Shoe, Earnest Alexander, The Hill-Side, Gitman Bros. Vintage, Yuketen, Moscot and of course The Generic Man. I really wanted to buy a set of Dutch stacking chairs that are set up near the entrance, but I erred on the side of owning less chairs. Especially since I have been so successful on Craigslist recently. If you are in LA, check out Mohawk's new space and maybe pick up some Dutch stacking school chairs or a pair of jeans; whatever you may need or want. [Mohawk General Store]
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Spoils of the Rose Bowl | Deadstock U.S. Gov't Towels
In a beautiful episode of good timing, my trip to Los Angeles had me in town for Rose Bowl Sunday. A few friends and I went out to Pasadena to peruse all of the good vintage clothing, furniture and objects. The trip reminded me that the Rose Bowl is different than other flea markets I normally attend out East. Even compared to Brimfield, the Rose Bowl is all business, especially the clothing section. Those people are there for one reason only, and they take that shit seriously. I'm not saying it is bad — and you can totally find a deal here or there — I'm just saying the whole undertaking is just business. As long as you go into it with that mindset, you are okay. One vendor in particular was a total dick to me for taking pictures of his booth, which sort of set the tone for the whole day. But I understand how people are weary of folks at those shows. You never know who is who. Plus, every asshole with a camera and a computer has a "blog" now. Whatever the hell those things are.
Beast of Burden | International Travelall
The only thing this beast can't pass is a gas station.
Driving with my buddy in L.A. this past week and I spotted this late 1960s International Harvester Travelall and couldn't resist pulling a Nick Maggio (sans bag of iPhone-photo-app-trickery) on this monster. I couldn't even imagine driving these back in the day when they first came out — before everyone drove an SUV.
A Santa Barbara State of Mind
The new California brand Riviera Club came together as three friends — Joe Sadler, Derek Buse and Greg Ullery — combined their individual strengths to create something new. The launch collection (which is seen in the images below) is inspired by the real life adventures of surfer and wayward rich-kid Bunker Spreckels and the company's home base of Santa Barbara, California.
I first met Joe, Derek and Greg a few months ago and was impressed by the clothing — not to mention the people. While the guys were in NYC we ended up hanging out, having a few beers and talking about how everything started and how the line is coming along. It all goes back to something I have said before, good people making good things. Since my first opportunity to see the line I have been telling people it is one of the best new brands I have seen in a long time. The line is wearable, made from great fabrics, has good detailing and smart fits. The kicker is, all of it is made in California. As far as prices go, the shirting retails for $155; outerwear from $175 – $195; shorts range from $115 – $155.
Since the focus of ACL can drift to seasons far away, I decided to wait to do a post about Riviera Club until it was actually hitting stores — even if that meant seeing it on some other blogs. I really like the clothes, as well as the gentlemen involved and hope they do well with their new endeavor. You can check out Riviera Club at Saturdays in NYC, Blackbird in Seattle and Ron Herman in sunny L.A.


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Heat news and notes: Playoffs clinched, Klimchuk set for debut
The Abbotsford Heat haven't played since last Saturday, but in the meantime, they've managed to clinch a playoff berth.
The Heat had their ticket punched for them on Tuesday evening, as the Milwaukee Admirals beat the Rockford IceHogs 3-1. The defeat ensured that the IceHogs – on the wrong side of the Western Conference playoff bubble – wouldn't be able to catch fifth-place Abbotsford.
And with that, the Heat are guaranteed to be the only pro hockey team in Western Canada to taste playoff hockey this season. The Vancouver Canucks, Calgary Flames, Edmonton Oilers and Winnipeg Jets are all headed for the golf courses once the NHL regular season wraps up on Sunday.
"We'll have too much press – I'll turn into a hermit," Heat head coach Troy Ward joked.
With five regular season games remaining – including Friday (7 p.m.) and Sunday (1 p.m.) home dates vs. the Oklahoma City Barons – Ward said his focus is on making sure his team is sharp system-wise and ready to roll once the playoffs start.
As it currently stands, the Heat (39-25-7, 85 points) would face the fourth-place Chicago Wolves in the first round, but if Milwaukee (35-23-13, 83 points) catches them for fifth in the conference, they'd play the third-seeded Toronto Marlies.
"We don't look at these games any different than we would have without clinching the spot," goalie Joni Ortio asserted. "Home ice advantage is a bit of a long shot at this point, but we still want to finish fifth at least. We've got to keep building the momentum and working on our game towards playoffs, so we're ready when the puck drops for the first game."
Left winger Morgan Klimchuk, a first-round draft choice (28th overall) by the Flames in 2013, was set to play his first pro games last weekend vs. Rockford, but a minor injury delayed that debut.
Ward said he'll suit up on Friday vs. OKC, and he's been skating on a line with Corey Locke and Brett Olson.
The Barons are expected to have a high-profile prospect of their own in the lineup – defenceman Darnell Nurse, who recently joined the squad after his junior season with the OHL's Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds ended. Nurse was the seventh overall pick in last June's draft.
The NHL parent Flames wrap up their season on Sunday at the Vancouver Canucks, and four erstwhile Heat players will be staying behind in B.C. afterward
Forwards Markus Granlund and Ben Hanowski and blueliners Chad Billins and Chris Breen will rejoin Abbotsford for their final three-game road trip of the regular season and the subsequent playoff run.
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An Empirical Study of the Impact of Tort Reforms on Medical Malpractice Settlement Payments
AbstractThis paper evaluates the impact of six different types of tort reforms on the frequency, size, and number of total annual settlements in medical malpractice cases between 1991 and 1998. Medical malpractice data come from the National Practitioner Data Bank, which contains more than 100,000 malpractice settlement payments in the study time frame. Of the six tort reforms examined, two reforms (caps on pain and suffering damages and limitations on joint and several liability) reduced the number of annual payments, and two reforms (caps on pain and suffering damages and the periodic-payment reform) reduced average awards. Caps on noneconomic damages had an effect on total annual payments, although the statistical significance of that effect was weak. The joint effect of enacting all six reforms was statistically significant for reducing the number of cases but not the state-level average award or total payments. (c) 2007 by The University of Chicago. All rights reserved..
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A man who hacked into Britain's largest abortion provider's computer system and stole information on 10,000 women has pleaded guilty to the charges. James Jeffery was sentenced to two years and eight months in prison for stealing the information from the British Pregnancy Advisory Service (BPAS). He said he was prompted to steal the information because he disagreed with two women he knew who decided to have abortions. Jeffery intended to publish the women's information online.
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Witham's MP is calling on a disability charity to reconsider its proposals to close a care home in Feering.
Over the next three years, the charity Scope is set to consult on plans to close Drummonds care home, in The Street, and Wakes Hall in Wakes Colne, where 150 staff care for 71 people in total.
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The trial will begin its seventh day of testimony today, when the defense team of Wade Harwood and Howard Clayman of the New Hampshire Public Defender's office in Laconia call witnesses for Roy's defense. Deputy County Attorney Susan Boone rested the state's case Thursday after the judge held a motion hearing without the jury present on motions from the defense to dismiss charges.
Attorneys indicated in court Thursday that Roy, 34, would take the stand, but didn't say when.
Associate Justice Steven Houran denied a defense motion Thursday to dismiss all charges against Roy; Harwood also presented separate motions to dismiss each of the 13 charges.
In his arguments to dismiss motions, Harwood said Heather Downs, the mother of the child, was not credible and that her testimony was "all over the place." He said Downs' testimony "flied in the face of logic," and said no rational jury would find the state has proved each and every element of the charges beyond a reasonable doubt.
As for the felony assault charges, Harwood said the state had not brought any evidence that directly links Roy to the assaults.
"We're dealing with a purely circumstantial case," he said.
Judge Houran denied all but two of the motions - a simple assault charge that alleged Roy pushed the boy's mother, Heather Downs, when she went to check on him in Roy's shed in the middle of the night, and a second charge of criminal restraint for placing the boy, Strider, who was 2½ years old at the time, outdoors on a dog crate on Dec. 18, 2011. Roy is now charged with the following crimes alleging Strider as the victim: one count of first-degree assault, two counts of kidnapping, two counts of second-degree assault, and one count of simple assault. He is also charged with two counts of second-degree assault against Strider's older brother, Zander, age 7, and one count of simple assault against their 11-month-old brother, Gallagher.
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President Barack Obama and Republican challenger Mitt Romney have clashed over US military strength and how to deal with crises in the Middle East in a third and final debate, as polls showed them deadlocked two weeks before the November 6 election.
With one last chance for both men to appeal to millions of voters watching on television, Obama was the aggressor from the start in Monday's debate. He criticised Romney, the former Massachusetts governor, on his proposals on the Middle East, mocked his calls for more ships in the US military and said Romney wants to bring the United States back to a long-abandoned Cold War stance against countries such as Russia.
Romney seemed set on maintaining his gains in the polls by assuming a calm and confident demeanour, like a commander-in-chief. He often agreed with Obama's foreign policy on issues such as the Iranian nuclear programme and the withdrawal from Afghanistan, though the two men did disagree when the debate reached China, its final topic.
Obama had a biting response during a discussion of the military's budget and size, when Romney said he would increase the number of ships built by the US navy. He said the US should typically have 300 and only had 285, its smallest size since 1917.
"Governor, we also have fewer horses and bayonets," said Obama.
Obama also said the Republican presidential candidate, by once declaring Russia a "geopolitical foe" of the US, was seeking to turn back the clock.
"The Cold War has been over for 20 years," Obama said, turning to Romney as they sat at a table before moderator Bob Schieffer. "When it comes to your foreign policy, you seem to want to import the foreign policies of the 1980s."
Romney, wanting to make no mistakes that could blunt his recent surge in the polls, said Obama's policies toward the Middle East and North Africa were not stopping a resurgence of the threat from al-Qaeda and growing extremism in the region, from Mali to Egypt.
"Attacking me is not an agenda," said Romney. "Attacking me is not how we deal with the challenges of the Middle East."
The two candidates agreed that the United States should defend Israel if Iran attacked the key US ally in the Middle East, but Romney said he would tighten sanctions pushed by Obama that are already strangling the Iranian economy.
The Republican, whose central theme throughout the campaign has been a promise to rebuild the weak US economy, repeatedly turned the discussion back to economic matters, saying US national security depended on a strong economy.
But Obama fired back that Romney's economic plan was based on tax cuts that had not had their desired effect in the past.
Romney would not be able to balance the budget and increase military spending with such a plan, he said.
"The math simply does not add up," he said.
'Backbone' on Russia
According to a CBS instant poll, which came out on Tuesday, 53 per cent of Americans thought Obama had won the debate, and only 23 per cent thought Romney had won.
On Russia, Romney criticised Obama for an open-microphone comment he made to then-Russian President Dmitry Medvedev that he would have more "flexibility" after America's election.
Instead of showing Russian President Vladimir Putin more flexibility, Romney said, "I'll give him more backbone."
The two candidates were tied at 46 per cent each in the Reuters/Ipsos online daily tracking poll. Other surveys show a
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