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Richard E. HowardTweetUnited States (1912 - 1996 ) - Artworks
Leslie Hindman /Jun 6, 2014
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Some works of Richard E. HowardExtracted between 21 works in the catalog of Arcadja
Richard E. Howard - Blue Roof, Cape May
Other WORKS AT AUCTION
Lot 1005 Richard E. Howard American, 1912-1996 (i) Blue Roof, Cape May Signed Richard Howard (lr) Oil on cardboard 10 x 8 1/4 inches (ii) Interior Signed Richard E. Howard (lr) Oil on cardboard 10 x 8 1/4 inches C Estate of Elaine Kaufman Estimate $400-600 Any condition statement is given as a courtesy to a client, is only an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact. Doyle New York shall have no responsibility for any error or omission. The absence of a condition statement does not imply that the lot is in perfect condition or completely free from wear and tear, imperfections or the effects of aging.
Richard E. Howard - Blue Stockings
Auction: Eldred's -Aug 3, 2011 - East DennisLot number: 626
Other WORKS AT AUCTION
RICHARD E. HOWARD American, 1912-1996 Blue Stockings", depicting a young girl in a landscape wearing a white dress, and a blue cap, hair ribbons and stockings. Subject is seated on a rock with her feet resting on a red-topped footstool. Signed lower right "REH". Wellfleet Art Gallery label verso. Oil on board, 9�" x 7 3/8". Framed."
Richard E. Howard - Women Standing Near A Cliff Overlooking A Bay
Auction: Eldred's -Apr 3, 2009 - East DennisLot number: 78
Other WORKS AT AUCTION
RICHARD E. HOWARD American, 1912-1996 Women standing near a cliff overlooking a bay. Signed. Oil on canvas, 14 x 19". Framed." CONDITION: Signed lower left Richard Howard". Undamaged. Remnants of some of the bristles from the artist's brush stuck to canvas. (Hardly discernable unless inspecting at close range). "
Richard E. Howard - Amish Family
Auction: Leslie Hindman -Jun 6, 2014 - DenverLot number: 99
Other WORKS AT AUCTION
Richard Howard (American, 20th century) Amish Family and Amish Boys oil on board signed Richard Howard (lower right) Each 13 x 15 inches.
Richard E. Howard - Auction At Eldred's
Auction: Eldred's -Aug 7, 2013 - East DennisLot number: 34
Other WORKS AT AUCTION
RIC HOWARD American, 1912-1996 Auction at Eldred's". Signed in pencil lower right "Ric Howard". Limited edition print 63/200. 19�" x 23" sight. Framed."


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* LDC as a Business. Or will the issue of the future of straight gas LDCs become irrelevant, as convergence of the electric power and gas supply businesses each proceeds unabatedly, with usual dominance of the electric side in the merged entities?
* Price Stability. Can a 5 Tcf to 10 Tcf per year increase in U.S. gas consumption over the consensus projection of 31 Tcf by year 2015 for various forms of power generation be accommodated without a substantial increase in gas prices?
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Henry R. Linden is the Max McGraw Professor of Energy and Power Engineering and Management and director of the Energy + Power Center at Illinois Institute of Technology in Chicago. He is the retired founding president of the Gas Research Institute and a past president of the Institute of Gas Technology. In addition, Linden has served on the boards of such companies as the AES Corp., Sonat Inc. and UGI Corp., and has published extensively. He may be reached at email@example.com.
1 Linden, Henry R., "Drivers of the Electric-Gas Convergence," The Electricity Journal, Vol. 10, No. 4, May 1997, pp. 14-25 (Linden, "Drivers of Electric-Gas Convergence").
2 Linden, Henry R., "A New Look at the Future of Gas," Public Utilities Fortnightly, Vol. 83, No. 12, June 5, 1969, pp. 13-20.
3 Linden, Henry R., "The Case for Increasing Use of Natural Gas in Generation," Public Utilities Fortnightly, Vol. 121, No. 4, Feb. 18, 1988, pp. 25-29.
4 Linden, Henry R., "Energy Policy and the Gas Option," The Bridge, Vol. 9, No. 4, Winter 1979-1980, pp. 25-29.
5 "Annual Energy Outlook 1999," Energy Information Administration, Document No. DOE/EIA 0383(99), December 1998 ("Annual Energy Outlook 1999," EIA).
6 "GRI Baseline Projection of U.S. Energy Supply and Demand, 1999 Edition," Gas Research Institute, Baseline/Gas Resource Analytical Center, August 1998 ("GRI Baseline Projection of U.S. Energy Supply and Demand," GRI).
7 "Monthly Energy Review," Energy Information Administration, Document No. DOE/EIA 0035(99/09), September 1999 ("Monthly Energy Review," EIA).
8 "U.S. Crude Oil, Natural Gas, and Natural Gas Liquids Reserves, 1997 Annual Report," Energy Information Administration, Office of Oil and Gas, Document No. DOE/EIA-0216(97), December 1998 ("U.S. Crude Oil," EIA).
9 "Monthly Energy Review," EIA.
10 "U.S. Crude Oil," EIA.
11 "Annual Energy Outlook 1999," EIA.
12 Linden, "Drivers of Electric-Gas Convergence."
13 "Annual Energy Outlook 1999," EIA.
14 Ibid.
15 Ibid.
16 Ibid.
17 "GRI Baseline Projection of U.S. Energy Supply and Demand," GRI.
18 "Annual Energy Outlook 1999," EIA.
19 Linden, "Drivers of Electric-Gas Convergence."


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Found dead in her family's bathtub, Skylar Credeur's cries for help went unanswered for more than a decade. IND Monthly investigates how the justice system failed this bright, 20-year-old UL chemistry student.
By Patrick Flanagan
Nov. 1, 2013
When Skylar Credeur didn't show up for breakfast Aug. 21, her grandmother was a little surprised but not alarmed by her tardiness. Skylar was a college student enjoying the last days of her summer vacation, and though she was due in at work later that morning, her grandmother's initial thought was that Skylar had simply slept in. With her sophomore year at UL Lafayette quickly approaching, Skylar had plans to move out over the next year but was still living at her childhood home in rural Acadia Parish.
|Skylar Credeur
Skylar's grandmother typically refrained from knocking on the door at her daughter Alidia Credeur Bertrand's house — largely because her son-in-law had a thing for answering in the nude. But based on a call from the Acadia Parish Sheriff's Office the night before, the possibility of seeing Kerry Wayne Bertrand's naked body was no more, as he'd reportedly been picked up and put in jail sometime that evening.
The grandmother knocked and knocked, Alidia's sister-in-law Cathy Credeur tells IND Monthly (the grandmother declined to go on the record for this story), and when Skylar didn't answer, she tried calling her phone, but there was still no answer. She went back to her house next door, called Skylar's phone a few more times and returned to the front door of the house to try knocking again. This time was different: As she knocked, she heard what sounded like a person moving around inside. At first the grandmother thought it was Skylar so she called out to her, "Skylar, it's me," but she still didn't answer.
That's when she knew something was wrong.
Alarmed by what she'd just heard, the grandmother phoned her daughter Alidia — the estranged wife of Kerry Bertrand — and relayed the message of the sound she'd heard on the other side of the front door, that Skylar hadn't shown up for breakfast that morning as planned, and that no matter how loud she knocked, no one was answering.
Alidia immediately rushed home. But when she went to unlock the door, her key wouldn't work. No doubt driven by Kerry's recent release from jail — where he'd spent the last few months fuming over his stepdaughter Skylar's decision to come forth with public accusations of long-term molestation — Alidia wasn't going to let a broken door stop her from finding her eldest child. So she smashed a window, crawled into the house and began calling out for Skylar; still, no answer.
Cathy says Alidia's search finally brought her to the bathroom, and there, lying in the tub, was Skylar, dead and naked with her laptop floating in the water above her body.
Kerry Wayne Bertrand's Aug. 21 mugshot bearing what appears to be fingernail scratches on the right side of his face.
"I'd say it was about 1 p.m. when we got the call that Skylar was dead," says Cathy, who reached out to IND Monthly after learning of our investigation into her niece's death, providing information from the family's perspective, and helping us in filling in some of the details excluded from the public record.
"We immediately left Carencro, headed to Rayne and probably got out there to the family property at around 2 p.m.," says Cathy. "There were easily more than 50 people standing around outside the house. The coroner had just got there with the hearse and had already loaded the body.
"What really got me though was how the detectives were already treating it as a suicide or an accidental death. Just because [Skylar's] laptop was found with her in the tub, and because it was plugged in, it's like they all thought she'd electrocuted herself."
Within an hour, Credeur says, the Acadia Parish Sheriff's detectives had seemingly made up their minds about Skylar's cause of death, and had given the OK for the family to return inside the home. The Credeurs are a big family — Skylar's grandparents raised about 16 kids in all, and most of them still live out on the family property along Victor Road. Cathy says there were about 20 family members at the crime scene, and after getting approval to go inside the home, her husband Edmond walked through inspecting the home for any signs of suspicious activity.
"There's an attic down at the very end of the hall, and my husband noticed a step-ladder had been propped against the wall," recalls Cathy. "So my husband asks Alidia, 'How long's that ladder been there, and Alidia says, 'No, they got clothes all over it, it's been there forever.' She didn't find anything suspicious about it, but somehow, by the grace of God, something told [Edmond] to check in the attic anyway."
Figuring it wouldn't hurt to look, Edmond, along with his 25-year-old sons, twins Corey and Carey, each took to the ladder for a quick check of the attic.
"It was dark so my husband, he shines his flashlight, and kept walking further in, and for all of us who were still downstairs, the next thing we hear is [Edmond] shouting, 'Let me see your hands or I'll shoot.' He then yells down to us that Kerry's in the attic, and of course that freaks out everyone downstairs, and they all started running out the house. When my husband found him he was all crouched down at the far end of the attic hiding behind an AC duct, and the reason it was so dark up there is because he'd unscrewed the light bulb so no one would see him up there. All Kerry had to say when they found him was, 'I'm coming out, I'm coming out ... It's too dam hot up here anyway.'"
As the family poured from the home after hearing of Edmond's discovery of Bertrand, only two of the more than 10 sheriff's deputies/detectives originally called out for the investigation had remained on the scene.
"I ran out and found one of the two cops who were left on the property, and if you could have seen the look of shock on his face when I shouted they'd just found Kerry Bertrand inside the house," says Cathy. "So then all the deputies start coming back to help drag him from the attic."
As Edmond and his sons neared the cowering Kerry Bertrand, Cathy says they each noticed a sign that he'd been involved in some kind of struggle — saying his face bore the fresh mark of what looked like a fingernail scratch. That, says Cathy, is likely the reason for the current holdup in the case, which is pending the results of a forensic examination by the Acadiana Crime Lab. Skylar typically wore her nails long, but at the funeral, says Cathy, she and other family members noticed the same peculiarity: All of Skylar's nails had undergone a considerable trimming.
"The sheriff's detectives told us after we'd found Kerry that day that they figured he'd been hiding up under the house, and had been there sometime between the time they tried picking him up the night before at the hotel and when they found her dead," says Credeur.
"If you ask me, finding him was nothing short of a miracle. There's no way God or Skylar's spirit or something didn't reach out that day and touch my husband and make him feel the need to go up there. Because you know, if they hadn't found him, he really would have gotten away with it and the detectives would still be thinking she committed suicide."
At press time, no charges had been filed in Skylar Credeur's death.
Kerry Bertrand was arrested Aug. 21, the day of Skylar's death, on six counts of violating protective orders, molestation and the introduction of contraband into a penal institution. He pleaded not guilty to all charges.
|Skylar Credeur, top center of this family photo, with her mother, Alidia, stepfather, Kerry Wayne Bertrand, and her four half-siblings (all Kerry's biological children)
It is very likely Skylar Credeur would be alive today if not for fatal mistakes committed by the 15th Judicial District Attorney's Office, the Acadia Parish Sheriff's Office and Louisiana State Police.
Perhaps the most critical of those mistakes was committed on Aug. 12 by District Attorney Mike Harson's office when it allowed Kerry Bertrand to be released from jail after being held on a molestation charge for 74 days.
Making matters worse is that Bertrand's release was so easily preventable, and only required the issuance of a bill of information by the DA's office to make the molestation charge official. According to anonymous sources close to the 15th JDC, the process comes equipped with a safeguard designed to remind the DA's office of any upcoming hearing in which a prisoner has filed a motion for release. The way it works, according to our sources, is that once the accused has been held for 60 days in jail without officially being charged, he is then granted the right to file a motion for release on the grounds of Habeas Corpus. The filing of that motion is typically followed by the assignment of a court date and the issuance of subpoenas, which Harson's office would have received, triggering a reminder for the prosecution that it's time to get the ball rolling.
In Bertrand's case, Harson's office even had an extra few days to react to Bertrand's motion for release, but when the Aug. 12 hearing rolled around, not only were the assistant district attorneys present in court that day not equipped with a bill of information, but they also made no objection to the motion for release and made no requests for more time from the judge, which in all likelihood would have been granted.
Harson disagrees, and in an emailed response to IND Monthly's questions, he explains the actions of his office at the Aug. 12 hearing:
[N]othing happened until Aug. 8 when an attorney allegedly representing Mr. Bertrand contacted our office inquiring about the status of his client's case. It was then that we realized that we had never received a report on the incident. We then contacted the [Louisiana State Police] Troop and the report was brought to us on the afternoon of the 8th ... some 70 days after the original arrest. No explanation was given for the delay. When we received the report we had been given no notice of any upcoming events or motions in connection with it. It wasn't until my assistant appeared on [Aug. 12] for bond reductions that we were told that the motion for a release was on the docket. The assistant then reviewed the file and determined that the report had numerous serious questions that did not justify the filing of a bill at that time and that it should be put [before] a grand jury. Thus the suspect was released.
Harson agrees that a bill of information, a written statement accusing someone of a crime (an alternative to bringing the case to a grand jury), would have kept Bertrand in jail. He disagrees, however, on whether charges were warranted against Bertrand, citing a lack of any hard evidence in the report provided by state police and what he calls the "ethical obligation" of his office to only pursue convictable cases.
"The filing of the bill [of information] would have prevented [Bertrand's] release," confirms Harson. "However," he continues, "that begs the issue that we also have ethical obligations to ... have reliable and persuasive evidence sufficient to convict. We did not feel that we had such. In addition, at that time, we were not advised of any impending danger to the parties."
Something about Harson's position, however, just doesn't add up.
For starters, Louisiana State Police made its first arrest of Bertrand on May 31, which means it got the signature of a district judge. Judges don't sign warrants without some type of affidavit (or police report) showing probable cause for the arrest.
|Shortly after his release from jail, Kerry Bertrand created a Facebook account and began posting a string of bizarre photos (like the one above) in the days leading up to Skylar's death. Bertrand added this photo showing blood smeared on his chest and shirt on Aug. 20, one day before the discovery of his step-daughter's drowned body.
While Harson responded to our questions for this story by mostly dodging questions and pointing fingers at the other agencies involved in the case, State Police Public Affairs Commander Capt. Doug Cain was willing to admit one mistake committed by his agency in its handling of the case. "There was one thing, the victim notification sheet, that was not handled properly on our part, and we do take responsibility," says Cain.
Designed as an extra layer of protection for victims of violent crimes, a victim notification sheet is the responsibility of the law enforcement agency assigned the case. Cain admits that Skylar Credeur's name should have been entered by state police investigators into the Louisiana Automated Victim Notification System, which would have immediately alerted her of her step-father's Aug. 12 release from jail.
"Certainly we have a responsibility to investigate crimes and put the right people in jail, and we also have a responsibility to make sure the victim notification is filled out and submitted properly," says Cain. "The form wasn't done in this case, and that's a problem and we've since put steps into place to fix it. Our investigator fortunately had a good relationship with [Skylar], and she immediately called him when she found out about the release. We then took the additional steps to get another warrant issued."
Bertrand, suddenly free on Aug. 12 but with no car and nobody to call for a ride, set off walking along Rayne's rural highways in the direction of 140 Victor Road, for what seems a surprise reunion with his estranged family. His plan, at least for showing up solo, was spoiled when an Acadia Parish deputy spotted him walking in the dark, pulled over and told him to hop in for a ride home.
"One of our deputies ran across [Bertrand] walking in the dark along the highway, so he escorted him home," says Maxine Trahan, public information officer for the Acadia Parish Sheriff's Office. "When they pulled up at the house, that's how the family was notified of his release because state police never filed the victim notification report."
|This photo was another one of Kerry Bertrand's strange Aug. 20 Facebook postings. The photo includes a comment from Bertrand reading "Skylar work at hand," which according to Skylar's boyfriend, Bryar Babineaux, was an attempt to make Skylar the culprit of the red marks on the back of her younger brother's neck. According to our interview with Babineaux, he and Skylar discussed the photo in one of their last conversations: "When she saw that she told me her stepfather was trying to make it look like she did that, like he was trying to pin it on her. I knew about what he'd done to Skylar, but as far as the rest of the household, I'm not sure if he did that or if it was because her brothers had just been rough-housing too much."
Upon arrival, the deputy quickly learned his passenger was not welcome back at the house on Victor Road. Anxious to see him go, his family gathered up some money, handed it over to the deputy, and Kerry Bertrand was taken away and booked into a room at the Crowley Inn.
The next morning, Skylar notified state police of the previous night's surprise visitor and then headed for the Acadia Parish Courthouse to file a restraining order to compel him to stay away.
That restraining order, filed Aug. 13, would prove to be Skylar's final cry for help against Kerry Bertrand.
In a section asking for specific instances of the alleged abuse, Skylar wrote:
Few months ago before pressing charges, March 2013, Kerry insinuated that I should not mention the sexual abuse because 'It never happened' and antagonized me about it before I went to work one morning ... I think it was a Thursday this past semester. He also recently made comments towards me in front of my family ... basically hitting on me.
He was currently in jail for two months because I pressed charges for child molestation and was released yesterday. Last night he went to the home and threatened if I went home I would be the one to be arrested.
Last summer I was pushed down getting in the way of him hitting/physically abusing a sibling and hit for getting in the way. I was sexually abused until the age of sixteen. He would come into my room at night physically abusing me when I would fight to get away. The last incidence of this was Mardi Gras morning of my sophomore year when he attempted to rape me and I got away and told my mom.
Before that, he would punch me/&siblings when we upset him and so on. Everytime that I can remember being sexually abused he threatened to 'Kill you and no one would ever know' ... 'Kill me and hide my body in a swamp.'
A full copy of the allegations Skylar made against her stepfather when filling out her Aug. 13 protective order.
A second protective order was filed against Bertrand two days later by Skylar's mom Alidia, which covered the entire household.
|A handwritten statement from Alidia Credeur Bertrand found in the protective order she filed on Aug. 15 against her husband, Kerry Wayne Bertrand.
"Protective orders are unfortunately just pieces of paper — they're not going to stop bullets, knives and fists," says Ralph Peters, executive director of the Lafayette Family Violence & Intervention Program.
Peters is a former longtime law enforcement officer who retired as major with the Lafayette Police Department and, more recently, from the Natchitoches PD as police chief.
Peters continues: "The advantage of a protective order is it gives police a tool to use to arrest the guy if he's just merely standing where he shouldn't be. But very often, when a perp gets a protective order issued against him, he gets angry, and it really just turns up the heat even more. Sometimes the perp will get so angry they'll make an even more determined effort to see or contact or send flowers or harm the person seeking the protective order."
The second warrant issued for Bertrand's arrest from the DA's office wouldn't come until Aug. 16, and for reasons unknown, it took another four days before showing up Aug. 20 on the Acadia Parish Sheriff's fax machine.
Skylar Credeur had been waiting a week when the call from the sheriff's office finally came. It was Aug. 20, and for Skylar that phone call meant she could finally go home and spend the night with her family (she had been staying with her boyfriend).
Two Acadia Parish Sheriff's deputies were en route to the Crowley Inn with a warrant to put Kerry Wayne Bertrand back in jail.
According to Skylar's aunt Cathy, Bertrand had other ideas, and as the cruiser pulled into the parking lot of the Crowley Inn the deputies, not knowing they were being watched by one of the Inn's employees, exited their cruiser. Instead of taking pursuit, Cathy says, they stood in the parking lot and watched as Bertrand ran for cover in a nearby patch of woods.
|Photo by Robin May
|Cathy Credeur, Skylar's aunt
The deputies' refusal to give chase after seeing Bertrand flee is problematic, but media reports indicate that they did stay on the property a full two hours waiting, apparently thinking he would eventually return.
What's beyond explanation is why the two deputies didn't notify either Skylar or her mother about that evening's escape act.
Bertrand proved quite capable of ignoring the two protective orders filed by his wife and stepdaughter. According to a conversation between the Sheriff's Office and family members at the scene of Skylar's death, shortly after Kerry Bertrand's discovery in the attic, detectives, recalls Cathy Credeur, were theorizing that after escaping the night before, Kerry Bertrand walked about 12 miles before arriving at 140 Victor Lane and taking refuge underneath the home where he likely stayed until sometime the next morning, probably reemerging around 6 a.m., after his estranged wife and kids headed on their way to Branch Elementary.
Most people who knew Skylar would have never imagined she'd grown up a victim of child abuse. Even her boyfriend, Bryar Babineaux, who despite knowing about the abuse she'd grown up with, still didn't think his girlfriend's life was in danger.
|Skylar and her boyfriend, Bryar Babineaux
"I never liked him, but I never knew he was that bad," says Babineaux, who believes Kerry killed Skylar. "There's no doubt in my mind."
Skylar, who was studying chemistry at UL, was a part-time teller at MidSouth Bank at the time of her death.
"She was vibrant, full of life, she went to UL football games, went out with friends and was really good at always keeping busy," one co-worker who asked not to be identified tells IND Monthly. "We know she helped pay for things for her little brothers, she was funny, always drawing or doodling something, and was just very, very involved with her siblings. You know the saying, the one about when you go to work you're supposed to leave your personal problems at the door, it's a good concept, but rarely is it followed, except for Skylar.
She actually lived that idea. With work, being a chemistry major of all things, and the devotion she had for her family … all of that alone amazed me. But after everything happened and I learned what she'd been through, well, I just had so much respect for her. I mean, you really would have never known she was dealing with the kind of hand she'd been dealt."
Skylar's extended family, for the most part, was as clueless about her childhood as her co-workers at the bank. Aunt Cathy says before moving to Carencro in 2007, she and her family also lived out on Victor Road for about 12 years, along with five other Credeur families.
"As much as everyone living in our little section back then couldn't stand Kerry, if any of us had found out what was really going on, let's just say he wouldn't be walking around alive today. We really didn't know about any of this molestation shit until some time at the end of May, when we were all out in Florida for a nephew's wedding and learned Kerry was in jail for molestation."
Family suspicions of the shiftless Bertrand ran deep and created rifts in the family, problems that escalated with Bertrand's predilection for hanging around the house buck naked, sometimes even with the kids home. "He worked so seldom, it wasn't funny. He loved sitting in front of the TV playing his video games," Cathy says.
Skylar's maternal grandmother was perhaps one of the few who knew, or at least had a pretty good idea of what was going on in her daughter's household with her son-in-law.
Kerry Wayne Bertrand and Alidia wed shortly after Skylar's birth in 1993, and by the time her granddaughter could talk, the grandmother's suspicions of molestation had become too great to continue harboring, family members say.
State records show that the grandmother reported the alleged molestation to the Louisiana Office of Child Services, prompting an investigation of Bertrand in April 1998. A family member familiar with the case tells IND Monthly Skylar was an exceptionally bright child, so much so that OCS investigators didn't thoroughly probe the allegations, writing them off instead as the imagination of a precocious 5-year-old without so much as a physical examination of her. Though the state's findings from that investigation are sealed and unavailable for public viewing, it's clear the molestation allegations were not substantiated, allowing Bertrand to remain with his family.
With the OCS investigation behind them, the Bertrand family grew over the years, filling their small home in rural Rayne — located within a stone's throw of Alidia's parents — with four more children, Skylar's half-siblings.
In her now haunting statement — her desperate plea to the system to keep her stepfather from her — it's clear Skylar Credeur was also trying to protect her siblings.
Hopefully this massive failure of the judicial system won't come back to haunt them.
NOV 26 Zach Kopplin, who we came to know and love when he was a Louisiana high school student lobbying for the continued inclusion of science stuff in science class, pens this post in The Atlantic about a "textbook" available for social studies instruction in Texas that discusses how Moses contributed to the Constitution. (Oy! Texas rednecks love Jews. Who knew?)
NOV 26 Finally, mad people on the interwebz is a good thing! World wide webby outrage has caused the village of Moreauville to reverse its plan to confiscate pit bulls and Rottweillers and euthanize them simply because of their breed, WAFB reports here. The plan? They're going to enforce the leash law. Well, that would have been a good place to start.
NOV 26 Jim Brown, like many of us Louisiana voters, seems fed up with out of town know-it-alls trying to tell us what to do. Bill Cassidy can't make it through the day without flying someone in to "tell us political retards" how to vote, he says.
NOV 26 Blogger Tom Aswell is writing about the behavior of the two finalists in the 6th Congressional District race: Edwin Edwards and Garret Graves. Edwards has come out swinging, but Graves' campaign seems bent on snatching defeat from the jaws of victory, Tom says.
NOV 26 Blogger CB Forgotston is confused, he says, because Governor Bobby Jindal said higher education wouldn't get cut, but it looks like it is being cut. CB's asking: When is a cut not a cut?
NOV 26 Unless you're in Virigina, you shouldn't count on seeing our Governor on Election Day. Mark Ballard writes in the Advocate's political blog that Bobby will be appearing at a GOP love fest of some kind there, instead of spending the day here.
NOV 26 This post on The Lens takes a look at the ongoing dispute in New Orleans over the banners about the upcoming tax election for the school system. The banners are hanging on schools, and some feel they are promotional, which is not allowed, instead of educational - which is allowed.
NOV 26 Not all college students are focused on football games and parties at this time of year. This post on DIG Baton Rouge recounts an LSU student group that tries to make sure that those who are hungry and homeless are not forgotten by those of us who aren't.
NOV 25 Edwin Edwards took off the gloves on Monday, this post on WAFB tells us. At a Press Club appearance, he wondered how his 6th Congressional District opponent, Garret Graves, could be an expert in all the areas in which he claims to be - when he has no college degree in anything. (Five years - FIVE YEARS - in college, but no degree. Huh?)
NOV 25 Blogger Mike Deshotels offers this primer on predatory charter schools and how they operate, specifically in Louisiana. They're not just profiting from our tax dollars, they're using children and shortchanging them to do so, Deshotels says.
NOV 25 Here's a link to the petition that has been created to save Zeus, a family dog who is targeted for death by the learned fathers of the Avoyelles Parish village of Moreauville. They passed an ordinance based on nothing that outlaws pit bulls and Rotweillers. As of Tuesday morning, the petition had more than 230,000 signatures - a number that's a wee bit higher than the village population of 929.


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Whatever the subject matter, he emphasizes the importance of syntax and phrasing, and his band's live show did the same.Strutting out of the gate with a straightforward take on "Ecce Homo," the five-piece began with measured beats and an insistent melody that gave way to the grand "Still Life with Hot Deuce and Silver Platter." A feat of pacing, the latter was an early highlight with a trio of rollicking guitars that disguised a deceptively hooky backbone.The always massive "Titus Andronicus" — an increasingly poignant mission statement and can't-miss sing-along — saw Stickles cavorting with the crowd, while follow-up "Four Score and Seven" provided a needed respite, buoyed by an after-hours guitar melody and incessant kick drum.Nevertheless, the combo was at their best when they went big, especially on cuts like "A More Perfect Union" and "Upon Viewing Brueghel's 'Landscape with the Fall of Icarus,'" both of which made great use of fake-outs and sporadic explosions.Throughout various lineups, Titus's shambolic approach has always befitted its balls-out shows, but the current starting five is a cut above. Case in point, guitarist Adam Reich's spotlight turn on a largely effective cover of Neil Young's "Down by the River" held together a sprawling gambit.Neil wasn't the only surprise. Owen Pallett — guest starring as the Anonymous Fiddler — fleshed out a catchy "In a Big City" and helped out a relatively flat — despite Stickles's high hopes — "In a Small Body."Still, much of the show tended toward the ferocious, creating a non-stop mosh pit and near constant in-crowd screaming. With a career arc that includes an epic concept record, Titus managed to seamlessly revisit its entire oeuvre, dexterously toeing a line between sheer bombast and thoughtfulness. GET IT! SHARE IT! 1CommentsNovember 28, 2012Wackbook Pro15993YO, WHADDUP WIT DIS SHEEEEIT?! 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Legislator picks pulpit over politics
I have known Martin personally for years. I had heard this a while back. He will be missed by our community as a state legislator. Martin was not scared to vote against measures that weren't good for our district even when it meant going against the GOP leadership. Martin was a true conservative while in office. He voted against new fees last year. He told me that unless the state budget went down the amount these new fees would generate it was a tax increase in his mind. Meanwhile others in the State house voted yes because it was a hidden tax. I will miss him in the State house and hope we get someone of his caliber to replace him. I wish him well in his new endeavors. Charles can go get in his car with the rest of the democrats in Dade County if he could find enough to fill his car. I was disappointed with his comments. Martin has served us well. Well done Martin I hope you will pass on your knowledge and experience to whoever takes over your position. Oh yeh, Charles you better be getting ready because the re-districting lines will be established to turn Menlo from D to R.
Sunday sales bill a hot topic
Looks like the claim of more accidents and traffic deaths is false according to politifact. http://www.politifact.com/georgia/statements/2011/mar/18/georgia-state-senators/lawmakers-claim-sunday-alcohol-sales-proves-flawed/
Sunday sales bill a hot topic
We applaud Jeff Mullis for voting in favor of this bill.
Legislators file early bills on guns, abortion
Good to see the TFP giving the Georgia Assembly some time this year. I will be giving up to date coverage over at http://www.georgialegislativewatch.com/ It is looking good for our legislators in NW Georgia this year.
Windstorm of debate
Looks like lookout has some of the best wind in the state. http://www.windpoweringamerica.gov/wind_resource_maps.asp?stateab=ga
Windstorm of debate
Tell them to come to Dade. We don't have any zoning. I live in the valley but bring me a lease I'll sign it and then hang Christmas tree lights off of it. My thoughts are here http://www.dadeinfo.com/embrace-the-wind-or-be-left-in-the-dark-t466.html
Panel 'addressing' role of Tennessee River
Dade County Water and Sewer is already hooked up to TN American so it can already indirectly withdraw.
Deal defends early vote for state sales tax increase
Let's not forget he is in favor of raising sin taxes http://savannahnow.com/news/2009-11-19/deal-says-he-would-sign-cigarette-tax-increase-bill-if-elected-governor


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Imagine living happily in your home for years and one day finding out you've had toxic water right under your property entire time. That's what homeowners living near the former Holtz-Krause landfill in Wausau were told Monday night,
"We received a very think packet, a letter and it was all legal jargon and we didn't understand it and you know and you just stick it in a drawer," Explained affected property owner, Karen Aninsley-Duncan.
She says she received a notice last September, but it wasn't until this week that she understood exactly what it all meant.
The homeowners say to make this worse, they've learned that if they'll go to sell their homes they have to tell any interested buyer about the fading chemicals under their property.
The Department of Natural Resources and the State Health Department called the meeting to explain to residents that they're all living one-hundred feet above contaminated water.
"We're very angry and we've just started," explained Aninsley-Duncan.
The affected property owners say they are on a statewide registry that requires homeowners to inform buyers of fading chemicals near their properties.
"It's the fact that we have to say now our land is contaminated and if you say that nobody's going to look at your house," She said should she decide to sell.
The agency says in the future they're making clear communication a top priority.
Don Goretski has been living in his home for 72 years, and said he had no idea.
"Oh it's shocking . It's the same question everybody asks, where do you go from here?" he asks.
Don explained the contamination doesn't just stop at his street. He showed NewsChannel 7 a map sent to him by the city that shows the chemicals extend past the curling center and across Grand Avenue.
However, the DNR announced last month the former landfill is clean and ready for reuse. They plan to build a sports complex with fifteen fields and other amenities.
The DNR stresses that the contaminated water is completely harmless, because it's 100 feet underground.
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Photos and Description of this 3 bedroom holiday villa in Vacation Homes in Marco Island - With stunning waterfront view
3 BR, 2.5 Bath, Villa Sleeps 6 - best villa and views for the money on Marco
This beautiful Florida waterway vacation rental home is located 16
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Everglades chain of 10,000 islands. Marco Island is the southernmost beach community on the Gulf Coast of Florida, 40miles South of Ft.
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- Fabulous wide water views
- screened private Lanai with sunbeds, tables and chairs
- 12' x 24' heated pool
- fully equipped designer home
- 3 bedrooms (king, queen & 2 twin beds)
- 2 & 1/2 bathrooms
- high speed cable internet access - printer, scanner, copier
- 4 new flat screen LCD TV's, 3 DVD Players, 3 i-phone speaker players
- new Family Room BOSE surround sound system with DVD, CD & Tuner
- second BOSE WAVE sound system in MBR w/ i phone dock
- five 21 speed mountain bikes (3 TREK)
- environmentally purified air conditioning
- fishing gear, beach chairs, towels & buckets
- master marble en-suite with luxury jacuzzi and walk in shower
JUNE 2011 LUXURY RENOVATION : This beautifully situated property has been completely renovated from the ground up. The family and living rooms have been opened up to create a large expanse with cathedral ceilings up to 17 feet high. The western side of the property features a continuous 40 foot expanse of state of the art sliding doors and windows 8 feet high, overlooking Landmark Bay and offering the best views in Marco. The kitchen and wet bar areas have custom beech cabinetry with state of the art appliances, including a Miele induction cook top, Miele oven with Master Chef programmable cooking, Miele glass aluminium hood, Kitchen Aid Dual French Door Refrigerator, with a separate refrigerator in the laundry room for drinks and ice, U-line 43 bottle dual zone wine cooler, De Longhi espresso/cappuccino maker and numerous small appliances.
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This is our winter home. We live in Europe on another island. I am a US international tax lawyer and Petra is the Dutch mother of our 3 wonderful children.
Dr & Mrs Robert L Williams purchased this villa in 2000
Why Dr & Mrs Robert L Williams chose Vacation Homes in Marco Island
You can find plenty of 3 BR villas on Marco Island for several hundred dollars less and some higher end properties for thousands more.
But you won't find any as luxuriously decorated as this and with these views for anything near our prices. Your choice will determine whether you have the memorable vacation of a lifetime.
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University of Fort Hare agricultural technician Monwabisi Sibanga's service towards development gets recognized by ETV. Sibanga will feature as a hero in the free to air channel's series on 'South African Heroes' where they showcase the exceptional work done by 'ordinary' South Africans. He joined the Faculty of Agriculture at the University in 1974 as a general assistant, appointed technician in the 1980's at the institution's Honeydale Research Farm in Alice.


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UPDATE: This new "agency" actually isn't an agency at all, as I reported on Monday. It's a program – just like the Defence Research and Development Canada press release says it is.
Deputy Director General for the research centre, Mark Williamson provided more information about the program in an interview Thursday morning.
"Basically the strategy that got released in February is not really behind the creation of this. There's obviously a link, but the program stems from the evolution of some precursor programs that kind of stood out post-911 … We felt there were some gains to be made by merging these this set of programs into one program," he said.
Williamson said Canada's counterterrorism strategy, released in February, is the latest, but there are a number of programs the CSSP plans to incorporate.
Comments on the announcement of CSSP on various news sites criticize the Canadian government for following the U.S. into "becoming a security state." Williamson says that Defence and Research has close relationships with the U.S. when it comes to safety and security, but the program is not modeled after DHS or FEMA.
"One of the fundamental obligations of government is to safeguard its people and institutions. For Canadians, this means we are putting in place a program which is going to provide technological and science support to decision making in the safety and security world in Canada," he said.
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Canadian officials on Sunday announced the creation of a new agency that would focus on threat detection and disaster response.
"The Canadian Safety and Security Program (CSSP) strengthens Canada's ability to anticipate, prevent, prepare for, respond to, and recover from natural disaster, serious accidents, crime and acts of terrorism through the convergence of science and technology with policy, operations and intelligence," says a press release coinciding with an announcement by Peter MacKay, Minister of National Defence, and Public Safety's Parliamentary Secretary, Candice Hoeppner.
Hoping to combine ideas from emergency response, public health, and law enforcement, the federal government is budgeting $43.5 million for CSSP to develop "technology capabilities to help prevent crisis."
"In the last decade, tremendous work in this area has been accomplished through a number of separate programs," said Hoeppner – now their work will come together under one umbrella.
Earlier this year, Canada released its first ever counterterrorism strategy, "Building Resilience Against Terrorism." The strategy outlines how the country's agencies can support each other to protect Canadian interests from extremist groups.
"The integration of these efforts under one comprehensive program allows investments to be distributed more effectively across the different domains," says the release.
CSSP will further the nation's capabilities in chemical, biological, and radiological threats, surveillance, and cybersecurity, officials say.
It will be based in Saskatchewan's provincial capital, Regina.
Read the complete release here.
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Grant will support the Heights Center culinary program
Fort Myers, Florida (November 15, 2012) – The Heights Foundation received a $10,000 grant from the Bank of America Charitable Foundation to support the Heights Center culinary program. The program will empower low-income adults to gain economic self-sufficiency through foodservice job training and social enterprise.
Once complete, the culinary center will be a 1,200 square foot commercial teaching kitchen, located within the Heights Center--a 14,000 square foot facility for education, opportunity, and enrichment in the Harlem Heights community. Trainees will receive progressive on-the-job and classroom training and support.
"At Bank of America, we focus on advancing economic opportunity in the communities we serve," said Gerri Moll, Ft. Myers and Naples President for Bank of America. "We are proud to partner with the Heights Foundation and create opportunities that lead to personal growth, independence, and ultimately economic vitality."
"Our culinary program will allow individuals to learn and practice technical skills in an environment that fosters self-sufficiency, lifelong learning and personal growth," said Julie Workman, Director of Programs and Community Relations at the Heights Center. "The Bank of America Grant will allow us to partner with Catalyst Kitchens to provide training, certification and job readiness skills to 150 adults."
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