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The story tells of a mother's agony as she waited for her 24-year-old son to return home as Hurricane Sandy struck New York City on Monday.
Marcia Sikowitz, a New York housing court judge, fell asleep without hearing from her son, Jake Vogelman, the Daily Beast reports. He had ventured out during the storm to accompany his longtime friend, Jessie Streich-Kest, to check on her ailing father.
When Sikowitz awoke on Tuesday, her son still was not home. She dialed her son's cellphone every 15 minutes until a detective answered. There was bad news, delivered by the detective when he arrived at Sikowitz's home.
The two friends had died when they were struck by a falling tree. They had been walking Streich-Kest's pit bull mix, Max, when they were killed. Vogelman was a stage and lighting designer working on a master's at Brooklyn College. Streich-Kest was a high school teacher and activist, according to the New York Times and the New York Observer.
A message posted by the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law says Vogelman's parents both have ties to the school. Sikowitz is an alum. Vogelman's father, Larry Vogelman, co-directed Cardozo's intensive trial advocacy program and its criminal law clinic along with Barry Scheck in the 1980s and early 1990s before moving to New Hampshire. Larry Vogelman is currently president of the New Hampshire Bar Association, according to the association's Bar News.
Streich-Kest is daughter of Jon Kest, executive director for New York Communities for Change.
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Or perhaps it's more like blowing the dust off the family album – the human album – and opening to the first pages billions of years ago.
Naomi Ward, an associate professor in the Department of Molecular Biology at the University of Wyoming, is the senior author on a paper recently published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences USA (PNAS).
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A POPULAR vicar is planning an 'Italian Job' style fundraiser to fund a new community centre.
Reverend Tim Horobin and 10 of his parishioners from St James' Church, Lower Darwen, will be sponsored to drive down to London in red, white and blue minis in tribute to the 1969 film starring Michael Caine.
The church has already raised £180,000 over the past two and half years towards renovating the church, but they now need an extra £40,000 to finish the community centre which will be jointly used by the church and St James' Primary School.
Rev Horobin said: "We were wondering what we could do to raise the remainder of the money and we came up with this crazy idea.
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Wednesday, August 27, 2008
Obama in the Middle
In November, my choice at the polls will be between Obama, writing in a candidate, or not voting; so unless something very wrong goes on in the Obama campaign I will be voting for Mr. O. This is because the Right is just plain Wrong, and is destroying our country and everything that is (or used to be) great about it. McCain is OK with turning Iraq into the new Hundred Years War, when every day we spend money we don't have to keep our forces and mercenaries there, and to kill Iraqis and suffer casualties for no good reason at all. McCain has no education policy to speak of, when our schools are increasingly destitute and we are rapidly losing our place in the global race to the future. McCain has no health care policy to speak of, in the only modern, industrialized nation in the world with no public health system worth mentioning. McCain has no energy policy to speak of beyond increasing oil production, which is another way of saying that we should hit the accelerator as we approach the brick wall of global ecological (and national economic) disaster so we can slam into it that much more quickly and effectively. I suppose the only positive thing to say about his "policies" is, that he is so old he'll be dead before his administration is, so he won't have to live to see our nation collapse as the incredibly likely result. Thanks, John.
The Republicans are irresponsible, immoral, and ineffective at leading our nation towards any goal other than that of widening the income gap by increasing the wealth of the wealthy at the expense of everyone else. They are also happy to ally themselves with the far right forces which are fighting for a regime of authoritarianism, theocracy, and imperialist ambitions both at home and abroad. Every day under Republican rule puts this nation ever more solidly in the grip of Big Brother, and the future safety and security of our nation, our people, and our freedom depends on a fight for survival against these forces. We must fight against the Right with every weapon at our disposal, and Obama is one such weapon. I therefore urge every free-thinking and patriotic American to vote for Obama in the general election in November, and against McCain.
Nonetheless, I firmly believe that an Obama administration would represent at best a holding action, and really something more akin to an orderly retreat to more defensible lines. Despite the attempt by the Right to paint Obama as a "radical," it is clear to anyone actually bothering to look into Obama's actions, statements, and history, that Obama is a definitive Centrist, and not a Leftist by any means. In his book, The Audacity of Hope, Obama speaks again and again on the need for the Left and the Democratic Party to compromise with the Right to reach a consensus. Obama argues against socialized medicine, against any radical increase or restructuring of social welfare programs, and against any "precipitous" withdrawal from Iraq.
The American political system is keyed to a process of negotiation and compromise between the two parties. Both parties hold close to even numbers of supporters, forces, and resources. In Congress, laws are worked out through deals and compromises, bargains are made in committee and subcommittee. Neither party has the clout to push through a program against the other's express will; it should be remembered that many of Bush's most unpopular initiatives involved a degree of participation by the Democrats. In any such situation, it should be obvious that to get anything done, each party must be willing and able to give up some of its demands in order to get others fulfilled. The ultimate positions reached in Congress are usually somewhere in between the starting positions of both sides. In theory, this should, or at least can, result in American politics being predominantly Centrist, providing that we have a strong Left fighting against the Right for influence and support.
But the problem is that we don't have a Left and a Right; we have a Center and a Right. The Democrats are ever apologetic about being "liberal" (and they are becoming less "liberal" every day), and rather than start out by arguing for Leftist goals, they start out by arguing for Centrist goals. At the same time, they negotiate and compromise with a Republican party happy to exploit far-right forces and always struggling unabashedly for conservative goals. The result is a compromise that lies solidly in the middle between the Center and the far Right, a definitively right-of-Center result. This brings us further to the Right with every political battle fought; and makes "liberal" ideals every day seem more "radical", "dangerous", and "unachievable."
A perfect example of this is the health care policy debate. Obama doesn't call for socialized medicine, which our nation has more than enough resources and knowledge with which to provide. He simply calls for the insurance of the uninsured - and will have to fight against Republicans with roughly even strength of forces in Congress doing all they can to inhibit this result, and trying to get all the Democratic support they can for their own conservative goals in return for what little they give back. The result of a "successful" Obama "fight for health care reform" will not be universal health care; but simply a reduction in the proportion of uninsured. It will be better than what we would get from a Republican administration interested only in corporate profits and increasing the centralized authority of the government and the church, but not much better; and it will be far less, inexcusably less than what our nation is capable of achieving. We are the country that introduced large-scale mass production and put people on the Moon. Is it really too much to ask to suggest that we might just be capable of doing what virtually every other country in the world does, including many that are so much poorer than ours is?
It is time for the Left to be what it is, to not feel sorry for it, to shout to the world that our nation has the money, the materials, the manpower, and the staggering ingenuity needed to achieve whatever we set our sights on achieving. It is time for Obama to be what the Right say he is, but which his own actions and statements say that he is not - a Leftist, the president that America needs to make our nation once again a great nation, and a true nation of compromise and consensus. It is time for the Left to be proud of itself again, and for us to make the conservatives feel a little guilty for their faults instead, such as promoting ignorance, centralized authoritarianism, theocracy, and a widening income gap. We will still, and probably always, have the Right to contend with and negotiate with (and, let's face it - to remind us of what we stand for and need to fight for, but also to remind us not to take ourselves so seriously that we forget we're not the only ones living here). We will probably never get a "radical" Leftist regime into office or achieve really "radical" Leftist goals; but we can, and will, still achieve our share of victories if we push for them, rather than start by offering to give up our rapidly diminishing ground to the enemy. The Right have declared, and have been winning, a war on everything that we value about our nation. It is time for the Left to stand up and fight back.
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- Credit said...
Some posed the question today on a Michigan sports message board I frequent today, "For all the Obama supporters(the board is fairly evenly split left and right), does the fact that Obama will have a clear democratic majority in both houses to work with give you pause, or give you wood?"
My response was that an Obama victory would bring the federal government more in line with my political viewpoint than it has ever been in my lifetime. I had come to accept the fact that I am outside the political mainstream in this country, and always will be. At least an Obama administration will not embarass us on the world stage. At least Obama will not act like health care or gun control are dangerous ideas designed to destroy middle america. An Obama administration will protect a woman's right to choose, and not put conservative judges on the court who look to re-write the second amendment while at the same time complaining about "activist" judges.
And apart from all the policy points that Obama is right on, you can't discount the enormous historical signifigance of the election of a black man to the highest office in the land. Considering that only a little over 200 years ago black men and women were counted as 3/5 a person, that is a remarkable signal to the rest of the world, that maybe, just maybe, America might finally be coming close to living up the lofty ideals that saturate the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution.
Obama's election will be something that my grandkids will learn about in school, and his speeches will be memorized by their grandkids.
Given all that, the wrongness of the Republicans, the policy positions of Obama, and the full weight of history, to even consider not voting for him would be anthema to everything I believe in as a citizen. Simply put, if I didn't vote for him, I've never get another candidate I could really support.
- August 27, 2008 at 8:58 PM
- teammarty said...
Those of you who know me know that I am an active athiest (hi Paul and Eric)and became active after the reaction to the pledge case. Not just having Kerry tell me that a court that upholds the Constitution (and my rights as a citizen (for now...)) is a case of asinine justice, but that of people who were my friends for 20 years. I know, I know, if I really gave a damn about being an American, I'd pretend I believe in god and become an Unitarian (even though time shows that would not have been good enough).
I actually watched some of the convention. The best part was Sheryl Crow. The next best part was Ted Kennedy, who was also the only guy who didn't end with a prayer (at least that I saw). I actually saw Obama's speech. I liked a lot of it. I even liked his definition of the role of government. I liked most of it except for the last two minutes where it turned into old timey tent revival.
I know, they're trying to out religion the Republicans because they think that will win them the election. But in doing so, they've made it crystal clear that I am not ( not that I ever was a party member) not welcome in the big tent. The whoe thing was gawd, gawd, gawd. I watched some on C-span, which showed a lot of the inbetween bits that the mainstream news shows used to argue over everything. Many of these were an invocation by one of the many groups in the big tent.
They even had interfaith caucuses throughout the week. Lori Lipmann Brown, lobbyist from the Secular Coalition of America (whose really cool, I've met her at a couple American Atheist conventions) tried to even adress concerns with DNC CEO Leah Daugherty and never recieved a responce. Bob Tiernan, a Denver lawyer, former president of the Freedom From Religion Foundation AND Freethinker of the year for 2001 (thank you google) actually tried to attend. Well, he did for a while, until "I stood up and said "I'm a Democrat but I'm not a person of faith. This looks like a church service to me and I never thought I would see the Democrats doing something like this." At that point, the police came escorted from the hall."* Don't pray when we tell you to and we'll put the police on you. Some big tent. Some unity.
The Democrats have been telling me for years that I wasn't of them. "If you want to vote left of center, go somewhere else. We're trying to win elections." (Not very hard, obviously) So I did. Nader in 96. They didn't mind that but by 2000, I was "stealing their votes" (Isn't it MY vote??). Again in 04. Now they're back to not wanting my vote. Well, they want my vote, but I have to promise to shut up, pray when told and not even mention my 1st Amendment Rights. And hope when it comes time to make the next Supreme Court nominee, that it's not someone from Reverend Wright's church.
So, once again, it's a choice of which wing of the Republicrat Party should I vote for. The Nazi Party of the Not-So-Nazi-Party. And I'll admit, that things will be better for America if Obama wins and I have a better chance of being part of America. And that a McBush, er, McCain victory would mean 10 years of a Palin Presidency (Do you think he'll make it through a full term? He doesn't really look like it.)and an eventual long train ride to one of those camps they used to keep the Japanese in. If I'm lucky. I've been being told to swim to Cuba for years. Maybe they'll give me a boatride.
I still have the choice of voting out of fear (and having it not make any difference except for a softer pillow and maybe a chocolate under it)or voting, as Thomas Jefferson said, weighing the evidence in my own conscience and voting for somebody who at least views me as an American. SO that probably means Ralph again. Or I can write in someone else. Noam Chomsky. Ernie Chambers (Atheist rep from Nebraska.) Alton Lemon (you might recognize the name from the Lemon test that Scalia hates so much), Dave Silverman (Communications Director of American Atheists and another fun one to party with as part of what call the Wandering HOrde). SOmeone (while I am still allowed) but not for any Republicrat. I won't vote myself off the Island.
- August 30, 2008 at 5:02 AM
- Credit said...
Great comment Marty, you are spot on in a lot of your points.
I guess, where i differ from you is that I don't see Obama's religious views as a threat to my atheism (is that the correct spelling). Now if he starts to oppose a woman's right to choose, or advocates teaching "intelligent" design, or suddenly decides the defense of marriage act is a good thing, then I might change my mind.
As far as I can tell, while he is a christian and will profess his faith when asked, he is not in favor of policies that explicitly target "non-believers" as the right wingers do.
- August 31, 2008 at 11:28 PM
- Kolyan said...
I'm going to say pretty much what Eric said which is that the really left wing proposals/ideas are going to come from a Democratically controlled (and I mean REALLY controlled, not the bare majority they have now) congress and presented to Obama to sign. If you think of the most liberal people in politics they are generally house members in very safe districts. The Republican brainwashing has been so bad over the years that Obama has to run in the middle for fear of being "too extreme". For years we've been hearing that the "market knows best" and "government needs to get out of our lives". Then we get the financial mess of the past week and taxpayers need to bail out various large companies.
You are probably right that Obama is a middle step to getting some left wing platforms through at a later date. Public opinion moves at a glacial pace though so unfortunately it will still take a while to get people to accept something like true universal health care.
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Fangraphs notes that Bill Hall is most likely going to become a free agent this winter. What if we put him at 3B, moved Pedro to 1B, and left Walker to get better at 2B?
No one loves the FA upgrade options at RF or 1B, and Orlando Hudson seems to be the only decent upgrade at 2B, and he might be pricey. Furthermore, there's a better than even chance that Rendon gets drafted and becomes our 3B by mid-2013, which makes you wonder if it's worth jerking Walker around the infield in order to win a couple more games in 2011 and 2012.
Hall is a career 3.9 UZR/150 at 3B; his career wOBA of .322 is middle of the pack for the hot corner. He is about to turn 31, so he could turn into a pumpkin, but the odds are probably for more of a modest decline. Hudson's got a better career wOBA (and better over the past 2-3 years), but he's about to be 33 - I don't think you can fairly project a big decline for one but not the other. Hudson's career UZR/150 is actually just 2.2 - he's been extremely variable - so, depending what you think Walker can accomplish with a full offseason/ST at 2B vs. moving back to 3B, it's not clear that there's a big defensive tradeoff either way.
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A 64-YEAR-OLD Wordsley man who carried out a string of sex attacks on young girls going back over 30 years has been jailed for four years.
Alan Male's abuse of his two victims, which went on for many years, clearly "left its toll" on their lives - Judge Michael Dudley told Wolverhampton Crown Court.
Male, of Kenilworth Close, had denied 15 charges of indecent assault committed between 1980 and 1991 but he was found guilty after the jury retired to consider the "harrowing" evidence at the end of his four-day trial.
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ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) - Trevor Noack turned in a double-double and Belmont topped Boston University 64-48 Friday night at the University of Central Florida Holiday Tournament.
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Belmont capitalized on poor shooting by the Terriers at the end of each half. The Bruins led 25-22 when Noack's jumper ignited a 15-2, half-ending run for a 40-24 halftime lead. The Terriers missed 8 of 9 attempts during the run.
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- beastly
- very unpleasant; "hellish weather"; "stop that god-awful racket" [syn: hellish, god-awful]
- resembling a beast; showing lack of human sensibility; "beastly desires"; "a bestial nature"; "brute force"; "a dull and brutish man"; "bestial treatment of prisoners" [syn: bestial, brute(a), brutish] adv : in a beastly manner; "she behaved beastly toward her mother-in-law" [also: beastliest, beastlier]
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- Pertaining to, or having the form, nature, or habits of, a beast. Beastly divinities and droves of gods. --Prior.
- Characterizing the nature of a beast; contrary to the nature and dignity of man; brutal; filthy. The beastly vice of drinking to excess. --Swift.
- Abominable; as, beastly weather. [Colloq. Eng.] Syn: Bestial; brutish; irrational; sensual; degrading.
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Beastly is a 2007 novel by Alex Flinn. It is a retelling of the fairytale Beauty and the Beast set in modern-day New York City. Flinn researched many versions of the Beauty and the Beast story to write her book. Many of these are playfully alluded to in portions of the book, particularly the chat room transcripts in which the character of Kyle talks to other teens who have been transformed into creatures.
Kyle Kingsbury is rich, handsome, and popular. He truly has it all...or so he thinks. That is until one day when a strange and ugly girl named Kendra appears in one of his classes and tries his 'royal' status, of course Kyle instantly takes this opportunity to bully her. He invites her to the upcoming dance to which he already has a date just so that he can embarrass her. It is then that Kendra reveals herself to be a beautiful witch and punishes him for his cruelty by condemning him to live as a beast. However, because of his one act of kindness (he gave a rose to the girl that was working the ticket booth) she gives him two years to find somebody who can love him for who he is, not what he looks like...and when he does, the girl must prove her love with a kiss. She gives to him a mirror with which he can see whomever he'd like, then vanishes. Kyle's shallow father - ashamed by his son's new appearance - purchases Kyle his own apartment where he proceeds to live with their housekeeper, Magda. His father also sends Kyle a blind tutor named Will who at first doubts that Kyle truly is a beast. Kyle then allows him to touch his hairy hand which leads Will to believe him and the two later become friends. Will suggests that Kyle take up a hobby to pass the time, he chooses gardening. Kyle then builds a greenhouse where he plants many roses which he tends to each day, they become very dear to him.[See more about Beastly at Dictionary 3.0 Encyclopedia]
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- The Nexus 9's beastly 64-bit processor may have just been unveiled
NVIDIA on Monday unveiled its Tegra K1 "Denver" processor, which the company says it'll be the "first 64-bit ARM processor for Android." Interestingly, the HTC-made Google Nexus 9 has been rumored for quite a while to come with a NVIDIA Tegra 64-big processor on board, and the K1 "Denver" may be exactly that processor. FROM EARLIER: Key details about Read more on this news related to 'Beastly'
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So the old bloke from Jurassic Park who looked like Santa Claus has died. You know — the geezer who actually was Santa Claus in Miracle on 34th Street. What do you mean, "in the second one"? Read more on this news related to 'Beastly'
- Datebook: Beastly dinner, calligraphy art, sonic pieces at Schindler
A dinner and performance that channel Jacques Derrida and a bestiary, a series of sound pieces at Rudolph Schindler's historic home in West Hollywood, and art made from Arabic and Farsi calligraphy. Plus, YouTubing in a parking lot and a book party for a new tome that captures the people of the... Read more on this news related to 'Beastly'


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Interesting statistic. We continually assume that Facebook is the most engaging platform for visitors to social sites, but looks like a couple of smaller players (when compared to Facebook) fair better in compelling their user base to spend more time on their site.
For my non-geeks: 4 minutes is quiet a long time in terms of online engagement.
While Facebook and Twitter may rule the roost when it comes to total users, a few surprising names pop up when you look at the equally important statistics relating to user engagement. In layman's terms, user engagement refers to how effective a site is at keeping users interested once they sign on. A quick scan of comScore reports from March of this year shows that, while they may be the best at attracting new users, sometimes the major players in the social networking game don't always do a great job of keeping those users interested. (via Facebook's 900 Million? But What about Engagement?)


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Thursday, Jan 26, 2006
Industry & Economy
Leather product exports top $1.4 b in April-Oct
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Chennai , Jan. 25
LEATHER exports during the current year are on target. The industry needs to attract new investments and funds to expand capacities and sustain growth.
Dr K. Elangovan, Executive Director, Council for Leather Exports, said that leather product exports had touched $1,430 million between April and October in 2005-06 against exports of $1,357 million during the year-ago period.
Dr Elangovan was addressing newspersons here on Tuesday ahead of LERIG 2006, the leather research industry get-together an annual event initiated by the Central Leather Research Institute (CLRI).
In 2004-05, exports had reached $2,379 million and the industry is confident of achieving its target of $2,675 million in the current year, Dr Elangovan said.
Footwear exports led the growth in the current year with a 15 per cent increase to $856 million in April-October ($515 million). Dr Elangovan said that the industry expects growth to touch 18 per cent by March 2006, when the Christmas orders would be considered.
Leather goods exports were $569 million ($354 million) and the target of $650 million would be reached, he said. Leather garments strike a sour note with a slump in exports $185 million ($319 million).
The reason is that India caters to the mid-market segment that offers a realisation of about $50 a garment and its market is being eroded by competition from China, which is expanding into this segment from its traditional low-end $30 segment. The up-market $70 segment continues to be with Italy, he said.
The consolation is that globally, trade in leather garments has declined. This is due to the availability of cheap synthetic alternatives. People are looking at options other than leather while shopping and climate change is lowering leather garment sales, he said.
Dr T. Ramasami, Director, CLRI, said that the industry and institute have identified "global repositioning of Indian leather products" as the theme for this year's event. They will frame strategies to exploit the export market.
The plan will be to attract large investments into the leather sector, garner capital for existing manufacturing houses to expand capacities and integrate the domestic market with the export segment.
Small players have largely dominated the domestic market and quality has suffered, said Dr Ramasami.
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As you may be aware by now, UT's Lame Kitten likes to talk -- a lot. He has already insulted Al Davis (easy move), Steve Spurrier (fun move), Urban Meyer (dumb move), and our own Coach Nick Saban (dumber move). He and Ed "Yaw Yaw" Orgeron even appear to be taking turns offending high school recruits and/or their coaches.
One of the gifts all this false bravado has earned him is an oddly complimentary article in this week's issue of Sports Illustrated by former LSU player and SI contributor John Ed Bradley. I don't think it's intentional, but Bradley's piece essentially paints Kitten as the best used-car salesman on the planet.
He does seem to be working his butt off, though, and -- despite some of his well-publicized comments to the contrary -- he clearly has some respect for both Meyer and Saban. Some dude was late picking him up at the airport, so Kitten immediately fired whoever sent the driver. Kitten's comment: "That's 25 minutes that Nick Saban and Urban Meyer had that I lost because somebody was late picking me up at the airport."
I give him credit for at least recognizing greatness, even if he does try to kick it in the shins.
I guess the main impression I take from the article is that the kid takes himself seriously, even if I don't. It looks like he's working every second of the day. If my team had a lesser coach (Chizik, Miles), I might be worried.
Since my coach takes everyone seriously, even the brash and the foolish, I will now go to sleep...and sleep soundly. Roll Tide.


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Family Sharing Gone & I am too.
Xbox One has lost my service(from what I gather online I'm not the only one).
Family Sharing is gone & so am I, that feature was a killer one. Super consumer friendly and incredible, I was talking my cousin and telling him to get an Xbox(he's a PS4 fan) and he agreed because of that feature.
I'm going Xbox One, sad that Xbox couldn't update their policy and keep that feature.


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It seems as if there is a lot of panic these days about the condition of brother Danny. Quit it. No matter what we say or do or speculate, there isn't a damn thing we can do about it now. Do I want him back asap? Hell yeahs. As soon as he is ready, he'll be back.
Here is why I'm not to worried about it.
Ryan Kesler was the best forward in the playoffs last year. No if ands, or buts. In the first round he absolutely silenced Toews for 6 and 15/16th games. Nashville and their stud D pair couldn't stop him. He was great in the third round and he gutted out a nasty injury to be the best forward in the finals too. If marchand doesn't tomahawk slash his arm in the first with the puck in the slot in game 7, that's in the back of the net and the Canucks can tighten things down and sip from the Cup.
With all the Drama surrounding Lu/Schnides and the Torres/Seabrook hit to the legal in the letter of the law (re: non blindside headshots were legal last season until Rome does it and the media bullies the NHL into a terrible suspension call) hit by Romer; this is all forgotten.
He's been by far the best forward of late, and Booth/Higgy are both better because of it too. The guy would rather die then lose. If (knock on wood) we do it this year, he'll be holding the Conn Smyth. With or without Danny.
Sorry for no fancy you tube stuff. I'm on my f'in lunch break (in Alberta). That's why this post isn't a little longer and more detailed. Can we swear on here?
All that said, get well quick Danny, but your life is more important then hockey. The quicker we can finish guys off with you, the less chance of guys getting hurt.


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Bobby Valentine is not the guy that you want championing your cause. His history of reckless and outrageous behavior has rendered him as Major League's Baseball's village idiot.
On Friday he spoke with ESPN Las Vegas with Gridlock via Sports Radio Interviews and discussed his dismay with the lack of a 2013 hall of fame class.
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Screw you valentine, nobody gives a damn what you think you fuuking clown. The names who were for the vote are ALL CHEATERS and don't deserve to be in the Hall of Fame. And you will NEVER manage in the majors again because you are a monumental IDIOT!
Maybe having Bobby OUT of baseball is a good thing.
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Bill Helms' life story reads like the plot of a Tom Clancy novel.
Dec. 29
Linda and Vince Pinault's residence on Pelican Court in Piercefield Forest was recently named the Richmond Hill Garden Club's Yard of the Month award for December. In addition to their plaque, the Pinaults also received a gift certificate from Tim and Dave's Nursery.
Dec. 22
What began as a small, traditional soup kitchen in 2003 has become an efficient, interfaith meal-delivery ministry that provides hot meals to more than 300 disadvantaged Richmond Hill residents each week.
Members of Girl Scouts Junior Troop 30370, part of the Cedar Service Unit in Richmond Hill, stopped by the Bryan County Service Center in Richmond Hill on Monday to help Bryan County Family Connection Director Wendy Sims sort through and bag Christmas gifts for less fortunate local families as part of the Bryan County Children's Fund. The Girl Scouts also donated various gifts to the cause.
Marine Corps Pvt. Christopher L. Kelley, son of Army Staff Sgt. Jeru C. Kelley of Richmond Hill, recently completed 12 weeks of basic training at Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Island, S.C., designed to challenge new Marine recruits both physically and mentally.
Mary Beth Arocho, left, and Ariana Page serve as weights for a member of the touring evangelical strongman performance group Team Impact during a recent stop at Richmond Hill Elementary School during its bullying awareness program.
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On a foggy winter morning in Midway, Bill Eberlein dons a thick neoprene wetsuit and an oxygen tank and slips into one of the murky waterways that snakes around Colonels Island.
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Nine local homes and buildings will deck their halls and open their doors from 1-5 p.m. Sunday as part of the Richmond Hill 2011 Holiday Tour of Homes.
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More than 200 people attended the inaugural Taste of Richmond Hill Business After Hours Thursday at the Richmond Hill City Center.
With the approach of "the holidays," I am planning my annual cooking and entertaining frenzy. Now, I love to cook but I was not prepared for the level of confusion I experienced in the kitchen and grocery stores when we first moved here.
As an 11 year-old, Richmond Hill resident Maggie Batson has already discovered many life experiences – starting a business, acting in a movie and now being featured in a national magazine.
Richmond Hill High School football fans and band members traveled to Camden County on Saturday for a preseason football scrimmage between the Wildcats and Camden County High School. The regular season starts Sept. 5 for RHHS. Bryan Browning brought his camera along to show the spirit of Wildcat fans and spirit teams.
Aug. 20: AWANA Program – New Beginnings Community Church invites children ages 4 years-old up to fifth grade to their AWANA program. The fun, scripturally based program starts at 6:30 p.m., and takes place every Wednesday night. Participants can register at the church or online at www.nbcchurch.com.
The boys of fall are at it again. South Bryan County Recreation Department football got under way recently with tryouts, and hundreds of kids showed up to show coaches what they can do. The season begins soon for various age groups who will compete for local and state glory, the latter through the auspices of the Georgia Recreation and Parks Association district and state playoffs.
The trip was canceled, but that didn't stop Logan Pope from getting to Africa.
AUG. 15-16: Movie Night Under the Stars - The Ice Cream Stop in Richmond Hill invites the community to a free family fun night of movie watching under the stars. Friday evening's showing will be a PG-rated movie, and Saturday night's movie will be rated G. The movies will begin at dusk. Guests are asked to bring a lawn chair. Visit the The Ice Cream Stop's Facebook page for more information.
Bryan County offers three opportunities for community members to receive their GED through free classes offered at the Pembroke and Richmond Hill Public Libraries, as well as the Goodwill in Richmond Hill. Instructor Rick Smith said these classes give the community the education and credentials needed to find college or career opportunities.
The community came out to J.F. Gregory Park last Saturday for the National Night Out event sponsored by the City of Richmond Hill and the Richmond Hill Police Department. The event included live music, free food and games for children, as well as vendors. Taylor Carpenter attended with her camera to document some of the fun.
Aug. 7: Lunch Bunch Club - The Richmond Hill City Center will kick off its Thursday Lunch Bunch Club from 11:30 a.m.-2 p.m. The event includes a $15 lunch buffet prepared by the center's executive chef. This event is by reservation only. The event will take place every Thursday, and seating is limited. To make a reservation or receive more information, call 445-0043 or visit www.richmondhillcitycenter.com.
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By Ally Fuentes.
Growing up in a naturally thin frame really isn't easy. It wasn't for me. It's hard to feel comfortable in your own skin when you're constantly being called names such as "toothpick" or "anorexic-looking". I remember entering high school and seeing all of my friends wearing the latest trends and feeling bad about myself, because I knew I was too small to pull any of it off. I remember going into stores for juniors and feeling helpless because even the x-smalls were STILL too big, and I couldn't fill anything out. Does any of this sound familiar?
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By Juliette Lisa. Personally speaking, I've always found it extremely difficult to shop for clothes. It's my worst
nightmare, especially If I am out with friends. I dread trying anything on and having to show them
afterwards, because what suits their curvaceous bodies simply does not suit me, and that's hard for
them to register in their brains (in the least insulting way possible), as you cannot begin to understand
people's situations unless you have been through it yourself. I get so emotional when clothes that
are plastered all along the shop window displays simply do not suit me…whatever is 'on trend' I can
never seem to wear because they were designed for the more curvier woman figure, not for the
clothes rail like myself.
We live in such a contradictory society that it's hard for any woman to know what to buy, given that
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Where does this leave us skinnies?
Being a 20 year old, I just long to wear what those around me do, it almost hurts….but I've learned
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whining over something that is so far out of reach(unless a miracle happens)! So girls out there,
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avoid feeling the anxiety of something unflattering on you.
1. Clothes from the past
E-bay has become my best friend in recent times, as I have discovered clothes from other eras suit
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Ebay is a great source when you're trying to find well-fitting petite clothing, second-hand or new,
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I stay away from tight fitting clothes because I do not want insults of 'your
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batwing styles for the top half of my body. The 90's and 80's are amazing for this look – think
oversized sweaters with lovely embellishments and hand stitching, very vintage and boho! I know
this look won't suit everyone, but the style and shape is very flattering for skinnies like me! It hides a
multitude of sins...so I guess it's flattering for all body types!
3. Embellishments can do wonders
I also find that any kind of embellishment which draws attention to other areas of my body, does
wonders. For example ruffles can hide the fact we have little to no bust, or opting for baby-doll
or tunic-style tops or dresses can have a profound effect of accentuating what we do have, thus
creating the illusion that less is…umm..more!!
In the picture, I wear a cute pink top with embellishment at the bust area, paired with a loose shirt.
4. High waisted skirts
For my bottom half, I've found high waisted skirts, trousers, and shorts, also do a fine job in creating
the illusion of curves!
Even though my thighs don't touch and my calves lack any sort of fat, high
waisted things emphasise the upper part of my thighs thus detracting away from my calves.
High waisted stuff also gives me the illusion of having a shape, (i.e.: HIPS instead of hip bones!!)
Just take a look at this picture, in which I wear high waisted denim shorts with a cute belt (more on belts here). It draws the eye to the upper part of my thighs and hips. And that means: less attention to my calves :)
Also notice I wear light denim, and loose fitting shirts on top.
You can create a very similar look with high waisted skirts or trousers.
5. Boots & colorful leggings/jeans
I pair this look with some boots, it again hides the skinny calves thus focusing more on the thighs!
I never ever go bare legged though, I team it all with light coloured leggings or tights.
In this example, I opted for light jeans, and grey boots.
Notice that the boots add some bulk: they 're not skinny, tight fitting boots. These have fur and bangles that add more visual bulk. Try to find clothing and shoes with added embellishments so you add visual curves.
Keep in mind that lighter colors will flatter thin bodies more - as dark colours make you look even thinner!!
Here are tips on finding great jeans for small bottoms.
6. Maxi skirts or capri-style shorts
But what if I don't feel comfortable wearing shorts or mini-skirts? Well, I know not everyone feels
comfortable in showing off their thin frames, and come summer it can be difficult to mooch around
in jogging bottoms or oversized hoodies. Sometimes instead of short skirts or shorts, go for long,
flowing maxi skirts or dresses, and capri-style shorts instead? It all depends upon what you feel
comfortable in. I guarantee you that it's far better to stay cool then it is to hide your frame under
layers of hot fabrics.
7. Stay away from shoulder pads
Some other handy tips I have found in my journey of skinny acceptance is that if you want to wear
a blazer or a jacket, steer away from shoulder pads! They will not do you any favours particularly if
you have a straight boyish figure as what this does is simply make you look even thinner. You'd want
to find water-fall styles, and go for materials that feel quite thin to the touch. The structured look
is quite hard to pull off so again, avoid the boxy, shoulder-pad styles and think more flowing, silky
styles and shapes!
If you're interested in dresses, here's a blog post on summer dresses that make you look curvier.
8. Layer up
At my lowest point, (when the bullying of being skinny) got quite hard for me to handle, I used to
layer my clothes up quite a bit…for example, putting 2 pairs of leggings underneath trousers to bulk
my legs out a bit, or wearing 2 bras at once, you know…I'm sure a lot of girls have put themselves
through uncomfortable processes in order to make themselves appear a bit larger. I know how much
it hurts to let go of these defence mechanisms….but trust me, you will one day!
It's much better to find a comfortable, well-fitting bra (here are a dozen designed specifically for small breasts)
and layer up comfortably. Accentuate what you have, and feel good in what you wear :)
9. Play around with styles
It's all really about knowing your shapes, colours and materials. I know shirts buttoned up DO NOT
flatter me in any way whatsoever, but if they are unbuttoned and treated as a jacket, they look
great! Play around with styles, take photos of yourself and compare them.
Also, keep in mind that sizes are different in every store. In some stores, size 0 is comparable
to a size 4 in other stores. Here's a good overview.
10. Be comfortable in what you wear!
At the end of the day though, it's all about your perception….. how you feel in something, how
you feel others see you in something, you really need to feel comfortable in whatever you wear.
It doesn't matter how many times someone says, 'you look great in that', if you don't believe it
yourself, you won't wear it…and it'll sit at the back of your wardrobe or you won't buy it and then
you'll have missed your chance. Sometimes you should believe other people….and trust them. I've
done this and have then grown to like a particular item based on other's beliefs…..and now they
become my staple pieces!! I guess, it's a journey for everyone…becoming comfortable with their
looks and styles, and it's hard being skinny and not being able to find the right sizes, as it leaves
us restricted. But always know, there is HOPE for you and your style will always be developing,
whatever your size!!
Please note: this is all based on personal experience, you may find some of these looks I have not
recommended actually suit you, perhaps you exude the confidence to wear even a bin liner, GO YOU!
Or you have such a beautiful face; it makes no difference what you wear! I guess this article is
written purely with the intention of making underweight or boyish figures feel more 'womanly', i.e.:
illusions of curves, so please, feel free to argue with me about any contradictions you find !
Light coloured floaty top and jacket, light jeans and floaty tshirt, waterfall-style jacket (l-r)
Summer Dresses That Make You Look Curvy! 3 Tips. (Fashion Friday)
So, summer is arriving, and that means: time for summer dresses!
My newest online clothing obsession is Mode-5.com: an online boutique that sells Japanese/Korean style clothing (read: small AND cute!), starting at size 00. And to make things even better: I got all you guys a special discount code!
If you buy any clothing on Mode5, just use the code 'ExtraSmall' for 20% off.
Just like bigger women sometimes like to make themselves feel smaller, thin women sometimes like to make themselves seem a bit fuller - so here are some summer dresses for skinny women - that will add some visual 'va-va-voom' where you might need it, and most importantly: will make you feel beautiful. Here's to a feel-pretty summer!
Tip 1. Ruffles: Cute & Curvy!
Look for ruffles and extra layers in the right spots: at the hips, butt, and breasts. Ruffles tend to add visual curves.
I always look for tops and dresses with ruffles, and I know they can be hard to find.
This cute summer dress 'Boulin' from Mode-5.com is a perfect example though. Plus, the short length of this breezy summer dress is great for short/thin legs as well.
Tip 2. Stripes make breasts/butt/hips appear larger
Also look for dresses with horizontal stripes. The stripes make eyes go from left to right and back, and therefore make you appear 'fuller.'
Look for dresses like this stripy dress - perfect for if you have small breasts, or if you're lacking some junk in your trunk! ;) Just kidding, of course. I just want you to feel beautiful - and dresses like this one are great for a summer evening out.
Ahh...martini anyone?
Tip 3. Skinny? Wear patterns!
If you're thin, the best way to add some visual curves is by wearing patterns.
Whether the pattern is delicately cute, flowery, or big and bold: all types of patterns will add some visual bulk.
The pictured Sticker dress is a good example of a nice colorful pattern. I'd like it even more if it had some ruffles! Always choose patterns or horizontal stripes over mono-colored clothes - it makes shopping for summer dresses fun!
There you go: 3 tips for great summer dresses that'll make you feel beautiful, and ready to soak up the sun!
I personally can't wait to start wearing T-shirts, dresses, and get a nice flip-flop tan. :)
Hope you're all enjoying your Friday ladies, and here's to a great summer!
PS Thanks for my friends at Mode-5.com for giving my readers 20% off!
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The forwards had a strong night against the Predators. It wasn't the sheer domination in terms of attempts like we've seen in other games this season (only 16 SAG). In particular, Mattias Tedenby and Jacob Josefson were strong in the offensive zone, each generated 2 shot attempts. Jaromir Jagr continued to boss games at will, completing 10 of 12 passes and generating 4 shot attempts. Travis Zajac looked like he belonged on the number one line, completing 7 of 10 passes and generating 2 shot attempts. Dainius Zubrus was consistent as always, getting involved in each zone and he generated 1 shot attempt. Andrei Loktionov was a little off in the offensive zone, but still completed 7 of 11 passes and generated 2 attempts. Even Cam Janssen completed 2 passes!
Adam Larsson had his most efficient game this season in terms of defensive zone passes, completing all but 1 of his 21 attempts. He didn't offer as much going forward in the neutral or offensive zones, but the Predators either weren't pressing up the ice very much, or the Devils breakout was sublime. The defensemen averaged a completion percentage in their own zone of 92%. Anton Volchenkov had the fewest attempts, but, again, had a successful game. Simply put, this was the best passing game for the Devils defensemen.
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Passing Data Explained:
Pass: A reasonable and deliberate attempt to get the puck to a teammate which maintains possession or results in a shot attempt. This excludes zone clears, dump-ins, and anything that is akin to a desperate swipe at a loose puck. If a player passes a puck into space or off the boards, it finds a teammate, and it appears it was done deliberately, that shall be a pass. When in doubt, common sense will prevail.
What you see below is a chart illustrating pass completions, pass attempts, and pass percentages for each player in all three zones. A pass that goes across a zone or two will be marked as occurring in the zone it originates from.
Each completed pass that results in a shot taken by a teammate counts as one "shot attempt generated" or "SAG" in the chart below. This is tracked to attempt to determine which teammates are better at generating opportunities to shoot.
Zone Exit Stats:
Zubrus and Ryan Carter were the most consistent at exiting with possession (62 and 60%). Jagr, Damien Brunner, and Josefson were the only other forwards at 50% or higher. A majority of forwards were not as sharp exiting with possession, but overall it was a successful game of successful exits.
Eric Gelinas had a rough night. He committed three turnovers and had a 38% possession rate. Volchenkov also had a poor night in terms of possession (33%). The four other defenseman had strong nights. Marek Zidlicky (50%), Peter Harrold (55%), Larsson (75%), and Andy Greene (90%), illustrate how effective most of the defensemen were at keeping possession. Collectively, the group had a 57% rate, which is fantastic.
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Zone Exits Explained: Any attempt made by a player to advance the puck from their defensive zone. These actions fall into the below categories (as illustrated on the below chart).
Possession Exits:
(P) Pass: When a player passes the puck out of the zone and it successfully finds a teammate.
(C) Carry: When a player skates with the puck out of the zone, maintaining possession.
Successful Zone Exits without Possession:
(FP) Failed Pass: When a player passes the puck out of the zone, but it fails to find its target.
(FC) Failed Carry: When a player skates with the puck out of the zone, but loses possession shortly thereafter.
(CH) Chip: When the player lifts the puck out of the zone or throws it off the boards and out.
(X) Other: Any action that results in a successful zone exit not already covered.
Unsuccessful Zone Exit:
(PT) Pass Turnover: When a player fails to clear the zone with a pass and it results in a turnover to the opposition.
(CT) Carry Turnover: When a player fails to skate out of the zone with the puck and loses possession.
(I) Icing: An attempt to clear results in icing the puck.
(T) Turnover: Any action that results in a turnover not already covered.
Every 10 games or so, I'll post a separate article looking at overall play up to that point.
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The lawyer for Coun. Pauline Raven filed a letter with Nova Scotia Supreme Court Thursday, giving notice of the withdrawal.
Recent actions of the county have "rendered the matter moot," Peter Muttart said in the five-page letter.
Raven filed the legal action last fall, asking the court to determine if a warning issued against her for inappropriate language during debate on local government followed procedural bylaws.
The municipality maintained the warning was issued as a point of order, while Raven argued it fell under the scope of council's code of conduct.
Supreme Court Justice Pierre Muise agreed with the municipality, ruling earlier this month that the warning was properly issued as a point of order and would not be subject to judicial review. But he said a review of the code of conduct investigation could proceed.
The court action revolved around a warning Raven was issued for her conduct during an Oct. 1 council meeting. Warden Diana Brothers ruled that some comments went beyond acceptable debate, deeming them "offensive, improper, abusive" language.
During the meeting, Brothers asked Raven to withdraw accusations of "misrepresentation" and "manipulation" of information. When council met on Oct. 15, Raven was again asked to withdraw the comments. She refused.
Brothers exercised her power as chair and issued a warning. At the same meeting, council passed a motion endorsing the warden's decision and affirmed the code of conduct previously signed by all councillors.
Raven wanted the court to review the written transcripts of the warden's rulings. She said she wasn't challenging the warden's authority to call a point of order.
"It's about a code of conduct allegation that then became the subject of an investigation … (that) happened in my absence."
Raven argued she never used the word "misrepresentation," and that the warden "alleged I said something that I clearly did not say."
Muttart said the motion rescinding council's endorsement of the warning against Raven, passed Tuesday, addressed her concerns.
"My client does not, therefore, consider it necessary to proceed further with this judicial review."
Council's decision to endorse the warning back in October was never intended to be seen as a decision under the code of conduct, Brothers said Friday.
"In order to avoid any confusion or uncertainty on that point … council chose to rescind the motion of Oct. 15," she said.
But she added, "It's important to note that the warning to Coun. Raven for her comments still stands."
Council also passed a motion Tuesday recognizing the duty of the warden to maintain decorum in council and her authority to issue warnings to councillors.
The two sides will still have to return to court, as both are seeking to have the other pay legal costs.
Brothers said she's happy the application for a judicial review has been dropped, but is disappointed that Raven is seeking costs, given the legal fees the municipality has already incurred as a result of her application.


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Last Wednesday was a milestone day for Lewisburg's Jerry Groves. Not only did he turn 60, he got to move up a set of tees, won the Little General Low Round of the Day and picked up two skins — an eagle on the par-5 seventh and ninth holes. Groves shot a 2-under-par 69 at Bridge Haven Golf Club near Fayetteville.
The tournament dodged the rain, as 65 players came out to play the challenging course. Multiple-time winner, Harold Payne, won the Senior flight in a card-off to Spencer's Rick Moore, with both shooting a 76.
While Groves won the Silver flight, his fellow Lewisburg Elks partner, Buck Steele, picked up second place, also winning in a card-off over Canvas' Dave Jones.
South Charleston's Bill Monk picked up his first low round of the season for the Gold flight, shooting a 74, while Beckley's Ira Lee finished one stroke back for second.
For more information on the WV Senior Series, visit www.wvga.org.
Complete results for the par-71 event are below:
Harold Payne, Hurricane, 38-38—76
Richard Moore, Spencer, 36-40—76
Al Estepp, St. Albans, 41-42—83
George Hemelt, Morgantown, 41-47—88
Richard Hill, St. Albans, 46-43—89
Jeff Rollyson, Barboursville, 43-46—89
Rich Tetrick, Cross Lanes, 43-47—90
Scott Ludwig, Ravenswood, 52-42—94
Emory Johnson, Crab Orchard, 46-49—95
Eugene Jackson, Beckley, 49-52—101
David Witt, Liberty, 48-53—101
Rick Boggess, Liberty, 45-56—101
Jerry Groves, Lewisburg, 34-35—69
Buck Steele, Lewisburg, 38-38—76
Dave Jones, Canvas, 35-41—76
Roger Keaton, Daniels, 40-37—77
Bartley Mayhorn, White Hall, 41-37—78
Don Goins, Oak Hill, 40-38—78
Ernie Fox, Calvin, 39-40—79
Jerry Taylor, Clendenin, 41-39—80
Ron Ray, Huntington, 40-40—80
Jim Gilbert, Summersville, 43-38—81
AG Harris, Vienna, 42-39—81
Robert "Butch" Freeman, Daniels, 38-43—81
David Grubb, Charleston, 43-39—82
Paul Gunnoe, Dry Creek, 39-43—82
John Drake, Cottageville, 42-41—83
Frank Watkins, Lewisburg, 40-44—84
C. David Wiley, Wayne, 43-42—85
Donnie Wilson, Fayetteville, 43-42—85
Ken Robinette, Iaeger, 46-40—86
Melvan Henson, St. Albans, 42-44—86
Millard Tomblin, Man, 40-46—86
Orvill Thomas, Oak Hill, 46-41—87
Tom Watkins, White Sulphur Springs, 44-43—87
Dale Stewart, Matheny, 44-44—88
William Burdette, Elkview, 41-47—88
Paul Goff, Mount Carbon, 40-49—89
Lou Roettger, Vienna, 48-43—91
Glen Morton, Hurricane, 47-44—91
Steve Browning, Eleanor, 51-41—92
Bill Samples, St. Albans, 46-46—92
John Wiseman, Charleston, 46-48—94
Bill Lynch, Nitro, 45-49—94
Bill Monk, S. Charleston, 38-36—74
Ira Lee, Beckley, 41-34—75
Kenneth Mitchell, Yawkey, 38-38—76
Tom Mason, Oak Hill, 39-38—77
Jack Richards, Scott Depot, 38-39—77
Richard Chenoweth, Vienna, 41-37—78
Benny Snodgrass, Charleston, 39-39—78
Allen Bailes, Charleston, 38-41—79
Spot Leach, Shady Spring, 38-42—80
Scott Bailey, Richwood, 41-40—81
Harold White, Charleston, 39-42—81
Ash Stewart, Matheny, 40-42—82
Bob White 8, Hurricane, 39-44—83
C. Max Shamblin, Charleston, 43-41—84
Bill McClure, Huntington, 44-41—85
Carl Bridges, St. Albans, 43-45—88
Keith Atkinson, Parkersburg, 42-50—92
Bill Merinar, Vienna, 48-55—103
Jim Hamrick, Meadow Bridge, WD-WD—WD


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Somali Appeals Court's Decision Does Little to Reassure Victims of Sexual Violence
Cambridge, MA - 03/07/2013
A Somali appeals court's decision this week to overturn the conviction of a woman who claimed she was gang-raped by security forces is a welcome development, PHR said today. A regional court last month had sentenced the woman to a year in prison, contending that she had fabricated the rape charge and damaged state security.
But the court's decision not to also overturn the conviction of the Somali reporter who interviewed her sends a troubling message to other journalists that any efforts to publicize government abuses may land them in jail. The appeals court said the journalist, Abdiaziz Abdinur Ibrahim, 25, must serve six months in prison, even though he never published an account of the woman's rape allegations, because his interview of the woman had violated journalistic ethics and Somali law. The regional court had imposed a one-year sentence.
"The appeals court's decision shows that human rights and due process in Somalia are still subject to arbitrary judicial whim," said Susannah Sirkin, PHR's director of international policy and partnerships. "Somalia will continue to face great difficulties in forming a stable, peaceful country until it can guarantee all its citizens the fair and impartial application of justice and until journalists are permitted to report candidly about allegations of government abuses."
The 27-year-old woman at the center of the case told officials she had been raped last August at a camp for displaced persons in Mogadishu by five government soldiers. The regional court that convicted her last month accepted the prosecution's argument that a physical examination of the woman showed that she had not been raped.
PHR and other human rights organizations strongly protested that decision, declaring that the method used to examine the woman was an archaic, irrelevant, and meaningless practice of no value in a rape evaluation.
"Somalia's government should be actively investigating rape allegations involving its security forces and focusing on bringing the perpetrators to justice," Sirkin said. "Instead, the court's actions in this sorry affair are likely to discourage women from sharing their stories of sexual violence and journalists from reporting them, thus enabling rapists to continue to operate with impunity."
Physicians for Human Rights (PHR) is an independent organization that uses medicine and science to stop mass atrocities and severe human rights violations. We are supported by the expertise and passion of health professionals and concerned citizens alike.
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