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With his Western suits, boots and hat, Twin Cities defense attorney Sam McCloud is hard to miss, in court or out.
"It's like he's walking into a bar, it's like an old movie set," said Dakota County District Judge Richard Spicer.
For fun, McCloud, 65, rides a Harley motorcycle with his flat-fee slogan on the side: "Gunfighters don't charge by the bullet." Judges are sometimes miffed when he is around the Hastings courthouse: He tends to park his burnt-orange Hummer in their reserved spots, for which he's been ticketed and once towed.
"That doesn't seem to bother Sam," noted Judge Bill Thuet, adding: "There is the right way, the wrong way and Sam's way. ... He thinks he's the boss in the courtroom."
When he's not representing others, McCloud is known to defend himself. The last time was in February, when he got drug charges against himself dropped. He argued that he had been framed by an ex-wife (he is married to his fifth).
Nevertheless, he has built a solid reputation as an attorney who fights hard and often wins for his clients.
"He doesn't go down easy," said Thuet. Added Spicer: "If you take away the cowboy facade, he is a really good lawyer."
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McCloud, who specializes in DWI cases, first caught the public eye in 1982 after a Waseca County judge granted his lawsuit class-action status and ordered a statewide ban on Breathalyzers until they were proven reliable for testing sobriety.
The next day, he appeared at the Minnesota Supreme Court -- in his first case before the high court -- which deliberated about 10 minutes before overturning the ban. About 18 months later Breathalyzers were replaced with the faster, more accurate Intoxilyzers.
More recently, McCloud persuaded the state Supreme Court in 2002 to require Department of Natural Resources conservation officers to obtain search warrants before walking into fish houses.
"The fish house case is a real big thing," said Chuck Samuelson, director of the American Civil Liberties Union's Minnesota chapter. "When you look at how people's privacy has been eroded. ... He's been a big force to protect individual rights."
McCloud also has won state Supreme Court rulings that changed bail rules. Now judges can't hold suspects without setting a cash bail amount and must offer options of bail with or without conditions, several attorneys said.
McCloud lives on a rolling 10-acre hobby farm in rural Shakopee, where he married his fifth wife, Nancy, in September. A motorcycle-riding pastor from Sturgis, S.D., officiated, and fireworks celebrated the new couple. With one of Nancy's kids and six of his, the barnyard compound now houses nine people. It also accommodates several Cadillacs, RVs and boats, as well as a menagerie that includes three peacocks, two horses, geese, donkeys and Freeway, a 900-pound pig.
His own legal troubles
A month after the wedding, McCloud was arrested at his Shakopee law office. Minutes before, police had watched him pick up a package of 90 hydrocodone pills at the local post office. He was charged with third-degree felony drug possession and lesser charges.
Defending himself, McCloud argued that a former wife, Kerri Petterson -- the sole source for the police tip -- had set him up because she was upset over domestic issues.
Scott County Chief Judge William Macklin found Petterson's unsupported tip was not sufficient grounds. He threw out the search warrant and related drug evidence, including marijuana, a pipe and a scale found in McCloud's bedroom safe. McCloud said he didn't know what was in the package and had taken hydrocodone only for pain relief after surgery last year. He said a son uses marijuana to ease pain.
"He is really good at manipulating the truth," said Petterson, 35, in her Columbia Heights apartment. "Did I break in and put drugs in his safe?"
Petterson; another ex-wife, Kelly McCloud, and a neighbor have initiated assault cases against McCloud in Scott County District Court since 2002. McCloud pleaded guilty in all three to misdemeanor fifth-degree assaults under what is called an Alford plea. That means he professed innocence but agreed the evidence might convince a jury otherwise.
"Sometimes a deal is so good even an innocent person has got to take it," McCloud said, borrowing a line from fellow defense attorney Ron Meshbesher. He paid more than $1,600 in fines, agreed to attend anger management classes and is still on probation for one of the cases.
Petterson alleged in 2002 that McCloud kicked her during an argument at their home and clubbed her in the back with a croquet mallet. He contends that she attacked him, he wrestled away the mallet and she bruised her back falling on the driveway.
'The Darth Vader of lawyers'
The dispute with his neighbor began when farmer Mitch Theis alleged that McCloud drove a Cadillac Escalade into an ATV, with Theis on it. McCloud was ordered to pay $963 in restitution.
Theis describes his neighbor as "the Darth Vader of lawyers." He said he is tired of telling McCloud's kids and friends to quit riding their ATVs, motorcycles and snowmobiles over Theis' corn, soybeans and alfalfa. "His response is he'll write me a check," Theis said. "I say, 'I don't want your money. All I want is to keep your people off my stuff.'"
Petterson said McCloud used to boast that he was judgment-proof. "I call him the Silicone Man. He thinks nothing is going to stick," she said.
McCloud had no comment on her claim. A check of Scott County Court records found 12 judgment actions filed against him in the past decade by creditors, four of which he had satisfied. McCloud said most of the claims stemmed from credit card bills charged by an ex-wife. County records also show he has transferred ownership of some of his possessions. In a 2005 family court hearing, McCloud, defending himself, asked the judge to keep Kelly McCloud from taking his home, since it's owned by his daughter; his 2003 Hummer, because a client owned it, and a motorcycle he said belonged to the McCloud family trust.
Why does he represent himself, which attorneys have long called foolish?
"If this ship is going to sink, it is going to be with me at the helm," McCloud said. "But it isn't going to go down. It is just a glitch in the highway of life."
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-88813920391922102982014-11-24T06:52:29.726-08:00Bento AnarchyNatakiyahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8881392039192210298.post-84743171285031123212014-09-29T16:12:00.000-07:002014-09-29T16:12:33.188-07:00Sweet Kitten

I love how this bento turned out! So kawaii that I can't stand it. One thing that I want everyone to know - practice is the key to cuteness. After years of making onigiri kitties, I think I might have hit on the penultimate cute one. Or ... maybe I'm biased. Either way, the more you make bentos the more awesome they will get, I promise. My girl's birthday is coming up soon and I'm already beginning to dread the day when she grows up so much that she doesn't want cute things in her lunches. What will I do? I'll have to start making them for me.

In the bento: Two onigiri with a bed of rice and black sesame seeds underneath, blackberries, steamed broccoli, cherry tomato, checkered apple, teriyaki tofu, lemon slice and carrot hearts.

The kitty's eyes and nose were uncooked black soy beans and his tail and other details were made with provolone cheese. His whiskers were cut from nori. Natakiyahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8881392039192210298.post-66284068127747911362014-09-26T16:13:00.000-07:002014-09-26T16:13:53.365-07:00Because it's time for Fall

There is a definite chill in the air which means that it's time for Pumpkin flavored everything, warm socks and the 'poing' sound of acorns pelting the car roof. After so many years of making bento lunches some trends have shown up. Fall = Totoro. It has now become an official household tradition that the first fall bento includes Totoro.

In the bento: Totoro onigiri with black sesame seeds, black olives, strawberries, corn on the cob, clementine slices, a huge carrot leaf, steamed edamame and vegetarian hotdogs.

Totoro has black sesame seeds mixed in with the rice for a grayish color. His belly and eyes are of provolone cheese and nori, but his nose was cut from a black olive. The ears were made separately and are affixed to his head with uncooked udon noodles. A-chan said that she though he looked more like a bunny than Totoro, but he was still cute so it's okay.

There was a lot of hidden food in this bento. To get the corn perfect looking I cut off a ragged end but put it underneath Totoro to angle him up a little. Another strawberry and clementine slice were underneath the fruit and more steamed edamame were crammed around under the black olive soot sprites.Natakiyahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8881392039192210298.post-83372855342189307452014-09-22T16:38:00.000-07:002014-09-22T16:38:37.730-07:00Lions and a Tiger

This bento represents another win in the freezer stash column. These vegetarian tsukune patties were part of a huge batch that I made over the weekend, most of which were frozen for future bento consumption. I microwaved them for 30 seconds before pan sauteeing them for a lovely brown color. Freezer stash is the only way to go for easy morning bento prep!

In the bento: Plain sushi rice with a sprinkle of black sesame seeds, veggie tsukune patties, a clementine, steamed edamame, a checkered apple and a cone of pomegranate seeds.

The lion's manes were cut from egg sheet. To get a bit of color difference I used one side of egg sheet for the top lion and the opposite side for the bottom. One side of egg sheet generally is lighter than the other. I reversed that color for the ears so that they would stand out a little more. Their faces are made from provolone and nori. I've been having fun playing around with ways to decorate all the clementines that came in the huge bag I bought. The tiger's ears were just one cut with my kitchen scissors and then a gentle pull to get them to stand up. I 'glued' on the nori stripes and face with a tiny bit of mayo. More steamed edamame were hidden under the apple.

Natakiyahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8881392039192210298.post-42066309694801153332014-09-19T06:33:00.000-07:002014-09-19T06:33:56.578-07:00Scotland!

As one might surmise from the picture above, my girl and I are very enthusiastic about our Scottish roots and Scottish culture. This was her lunch yesterday as we watched the vote for independence unfold. I bet you can't tell which side we were cheering for, eh? Hehe. Anyway, it was a fun lunch to make! And I have to admit that sheep faces are not as easy as I had thought. It took me three tries to make one that I was happy with.

In the bento: Underneath the Saltire flag is a PB and sugar sprinkle sandwich, there are three small Forfar bridies (two are hidden behind the sheep), a couple of Tofurky and cream cheese rolls, a checkered apple, steamed broccoli and cauliflower, a tiny cherry tomato and some mandarin orange slices.

The flag was made from blue egg sheet and provolone cheese. It was probably the easiest thing I've ever made with egg sheet! The sheep and his opinion were also cut from provolone, but his face was hand cut with scissors from a sheet of nori. Lots of lettuce cushions everything and makes sure that the flavors don't mix.Natakiyahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8881392039192210298.post-14334113262376196172014-09-17T06:32:00.000-07:002014-09-17T06:32:45.867-07:00Ever After High Bento

I'm sure that if you have a daughter then I'm sure Ever After High has made an impact on your life just as it has on mine. Books, episodes, shirts, skirts, dolls - you name it and A-chan is head over heels in love with it. Since there is an emphasis on mega-detail within the series I decided to keep things simple for my first try at a EAH themed bento and just do the black and white logo. I love how it turned out!

In the bento: Jasmine rice with homemade furikake (tarragon, roasted sesame seeds, salt and garlic), carrot hearts and key, blackberries, steamed broccoli, fried tofu, an apple bunny and some radish slices.

The logo was cut from provolone cheese and nori using an exacto knife. Nori and my exacto knife don't get along as well as I'd like so there are some rough edges. Since this wasn't going to be a large and complex character I did not flatten down the rice but left it fluffy instead.

One of the things that I don't talk about much in terms of bento-making is that I use a lot of what I term 'booster seats'. These are never seen because they are hidden underneath the food and lifts bits up so that they are able to be seen on the same level as everything else. For example in this bento there are extra apple pieces underneath the apple bunny and another blackberry hidden beneath the two that you can see. Natakiyahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8881392039192210298.post-78332071504004289252014-09-12T15:48:00.000-07:002014-09-12T15:48:53.339-07:00Natsu!

I was asked for a Natsu bento which continues A-chan's Fairytail theme. I chose to do a silly version of Natsu just before he goes off to destroy a town. The one thing that was absolutely necessary according to the request was that his scarf is part of the bento. His hair turned out a little darker than I'd intended, oops!

In the bento: Cheese sandwich with Natsu on top, baby corn, black pluot slices, pomegranate seeds, steamed broccoli, roasted cauliflower, black eyed peas, carrot and egg sheet stars and a cherry tomato.

Natsu is made completely out of egg sheet and nori. His huge grin was fun to make! Natakiyahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8881392039192210298.post-15608740673653956962014-09-10T13:23:00.000-07:002014-09-10T13:23:34.163-07:00Tonkatsu kitties

How do I describe tonkatsu? Crispy deep fried bundles of joy. Tonkatsu is wonderful by itself but pair it up with the gastronomic delight that is tonkatsu sauce and you have one of my ultimate top comfort foods. Normally tonkatsu would be pork cutlets breaded with panko crumbs and deep fried. My vegetarian version of this is extra firm tofu that has been frozen, thawed and breaded in panko before being deep fried to a crunchy golden brown. The process of freezing the tofu gives it a much different texture that is perfect for this kind of dish.

This tonkatsu bento is also an example of my stunningly brilliant freezer stash plan. Over the weekend we had tonkatsu for dinner and the leftovers promptly went back into the freezer for easy reheating bento-style. I popped them straight from the freezer into the oven for about 12 minutes before cutting into slices for the bento. Reheating in the oven thaws out the tofu and dries it a little bit (freezing tofu always creates extra water that needs to be either squeezed or baked out) and makes the panko nice and crisp at the same time.

The only problem with our love of tonkatsu is that A-chan is now old enough to eat way more of my tonkatsu sauce than I would like. But that's okay because I taught her how to make it this morning. She can now make more whenever she runs out. Or I run out, whichever...

In the bento: Basmati rice, tofu tonkatsu, pomegranate seeds, baby corn, checkered cucumber slices, black pluot chunks and a carrot flower.

The little kitties were made from provolone cheese and yellow egg sheet. Their faces were punched out of nori and glued on with a tiny bit of mayo.

Not shown: the huge container of tonkatsu sauce that A-chan took with her this morning. Natakiyahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8881392039192210298.post-3786287922039439342014-09-08T17:24:00.000-07:002014-09-09T08:31:45.584-07:00Sad Soba Puppy

Sometimes sad can be cute. This puppy certainly qualifies according to A-chan. She liked it and enjoyed eating it but to me this bento is not colorful enough! That happens sometimes, especially when one is getting ready to go to the grocery store and is running out of ingredients and leftovers. In fact, I was out of eggs to make egg sheets and I had no provolone cheese. His eyes and muzzle were cut from slices of uncooked zucchini which was the only thing I had that was white.

In the bento: Soba noodles, Morningstar farms chik'n patties, zucchini, carrot butterflies, steamed green beans, a strawberry and some nectarine slices.

Puppy's ears were cut from a chik'n patty, his eyes and nose are carrot and some tiny nori circles were stuck on with some mayo for decoration.Natakiyahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8881392039192210298.post-12301927997998757172014-08-27T09:21:00.000-07:002014-08-27T09:21:25.962-07:00Playtime?

I've been playing around with filled onigiri lately. What I have been told about rice balls is that if they are plain they are technically called musubi and if they have flavorings or fillings they are onigiri. (If this is not correct, please let me know!) I tend to use onigiri to describe rice balls all the time. Filling rice balls is fun! It can sometimes be a messy game, but practice is your friend. So is cling wrap. When A-chan was much smaller I rarely used fillings in onigiri because it was harder for her to eat and she abhorred getting messy at school. Now that she is older it happens much more often which makes me very happy.

In the bento: Kitty onigiri with teriyaki tofu filling, lemon slice, sesame carrots in a toasted bread bowl, steamed broccoli, blackberries and a checkered apple slice.

The kitty is composed of two large onigiri for head and body and two small onigiri for the paws. The smaller rice balls are plain and have black sesame seeds for claws. The larger onigiri both have filling. Her face is decorated with black sesame seeds, nori, white egg sheet and pink egg sheet.Natakiyahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8881392039192210298.post-23095970321791106062014-08-25T08:04:00.000-07:002014-08-25T08:04:02.238-07:00Little Bunnies

We are getting back into the swing of things! Bento prep is vastly less complicated when I plan the night before. I review what I want to make - both recipes and characters - and check to make sure I have the ingredients. Being surprised in the morning by not having any egg sheets made is less fun than one might expect. While I can make emergency egg sheets in the morning, I really prefer not to!

In the bento: Two cute rolled sandwiches, raspberries, blackberries, tiny carrot strips, sweet corn on the cob, potato salad and steamed broccoli.

The sammies have shredded cheese and mayo inside and are held together with toothpicks. Even though the toothpicks were pretty obvious, A-chan was warned about them as we drove on the way to school. The ears and mouths were cut from egg sheets and the other details from nori.

A-chan is enjoying her new dessert-themed picks that we purchased in San Francisco this summer. They are cute and handy so I'm loving them too.Natakiyahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8881392039192210298.post-80970410315250515972014-08-22T09:22:00.000-07:002014-08-22T09:24:36.275-07:00Lucy!

It's time to go back to school again. And that means bentos every day! We had a lovely summer with lots of travel but not many chances to play with food. I'm very excited about all the bentos that will be created this school year. A-chan requested a complicated charaben for the first day of school. Surprise, surprise - it's another Fairytail bento. It took six different egg sheets to make Lucy. My bento skills got a little rusty over the summer so there isn't as much detail as I would prefer.

In the bento: Sushi rice with egg sheet and nori character, carrot flowers, corn on the cob, a cherry tomato, steamed broccoli, fried tofu, raspberries and blackberries.Natakiyahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8881392039192210298.post-28121271985876190892014-03-04T20:31:00.000-08:002014-03-04T20:31:09.441-08:00Fairytail Bento

Two bento posts in two weeks? Yes, it's true! This bento is a rendition of the main symbol from one of our new favorite animes, Fairytail. It's a lot of fun to watch with outrageous characters and tons of destruction. I had originally tried to make the Fairytail symbol with nori but my dull exacto knife was not very cooperative. Switching to provolone cheese on top of a piece of nori was the only way that I could get the symbol to work and I'm happy that it finally coalesced. (Egg sheets would have been better, but I was totally out of eggs.) A-chan was delighted.

In the bento: A cheese sandwich with nori and provolone cheese symbol on top and carrot letters, Morningstar Farms chik nuggets, strawberries, checkered cucumber and carrot stars.Natakiyahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8881392039192210298.post-31665108667297248682014-02-26T19:51:00.002-08:002014-02-26T19:51:33.828-08:00Butterfly Lunch

Just a quick post to prove that I'm alive and still making bentos. School is eating up all my time with essays, tests and homework. Bentos are getting made like normal. Photo processing obviously isn't, lol. A tiny bit of beauty can make a tough day so much better.

In the bento: The bottom tier holds rice with black sesame seeds, a carrot flower with mustard seed detail, edamame pod leaves, a cheese and nori butterfly. The top tier contains a checkered apple, fried tofu, steamed broccoli, steamed edamame, a cherry tomato, blackberries, orange slices and oven roasted potatoes.

I love the stark color difference between the rice and the sesame seeds (and they are tasty). This has become my favorite way to eat rice! Hopefully I'll be able to post more soon.Natakiyahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8881392039192210298.post-62900780283826753072013-11-13T06:54:00.001-08:002013-11-13T06:54:22.013-08:00Pandas in Hoodies

Brrrrr! It was 27 degrees last night. That's cold, y'all! A-chan was desperately hoping for snow but the powdery white stuff did not make an appearance in our area. Still - really cold. And I thought these cute pandas could use some snuggly hoodies to keep warm in.

In the bento: Panda inari zushi, an apple bunny, steamed broccoli, a carrot musical note, tofurky slices and cream cheese rolls, and lovely chunks of plum.

The panda's faces were punched from nori and provolone cheese. I used a tiny bit of ketchup for their cheeks, but not enough to affect the flavor. The plum bits were arranged in a silicon container so that the juice didn't mix with everything else. One of A-chan's new fav snacks is soy-turkey and cream cheese rolls. They look so pretty in a bento!

I can't believe it's so cold already. Stay warm out there!Natakiyahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8881392039192210298.post-1552190947024591022013-11-11T08:30:00.001-08:002013-11-11T08:30:06.581-08:00Lovely Little Mushrooms

We all get stuck in a rut sometimes and feel like we don't have any creativity to pull out of our hats, right? When that happens I ask A-chan what she would like in her bento for the next day. Rarely has this backfired but in this case...yeah. She asked for mushrooms, one boy and one girl. What the heck?! That was really no help, but thanks. So now I needed to come up with an idea for 'shrooms and I had nothing. Really. Zip. Ah, but I have books. Inspiration found, I thought, and pulled out all of my charaben books. They are all in Japanese which I can't read to save my life but hey, I can still look at the pictures and get ideas! But...no mushrooms. Gah. In desperation I turned to Pinterest. And there a beam of light came down from on high to illuminate one of AkinoIchigo's bentos with some cute mushrooms. I loved it and had a great time coming up with this bento which is totally inspired by hers. Crisis averted.

In the bento: Rice with homemade furikake, blackberries, carrot leaves, tofu and broccoli stirfry, feta chunks and an apple bunny.

The mushrooms were made from provolone cheese and a pink egg sheet that I distressed a bit with a toothpick to look more 'shroomish. They have nori faces, more pink egg sheet for cheeks and the girly mushroom has a bow cut from carrot. I think they came out really well. More importantly A-chan loved them!

We are having a blast at the NanoWriMo challenge. A-chan has around 450 words out of the 900 word goal that she set for herself. I can't believe she's already half way there! My word count is around 17,000 out of a total 50,000 to meet the challenge. The biggest surprise so far has been the fact that my grammar and punctuation skills are not as good as I'd thought they were!Natakiyahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8881392039192210298.post-91585066771992962052013-11-06T06:53:00.000-08:002013-11-07T06:32:16.948-08:00Tofu Totoro Musubi

A few weeks ago I ran across this fabulous YouTube video on how to make Spam Musubi Totoros. It inspired me to try making them with slabs of extra firm tofu instead and this was the result! Except...I didn't have enough nori left to make the bands of the musubi. But I loved how the Totoros turned out. I made four of them and since only two would fit into A-chan's bento I got to eat the leftovers for lunch. Yummy!

In the bento: Tofu totoros, rectangular onigiri (hidden under the totoros completely), raspberries, steamed broccoli, pineapple, carrot acorns and some frozen blueberries.

To make the totoro shapes I traced the bento box on a piece of paper, then divided it into two rectangles. I drew a rough totoro shape in each rectangle. With a piece of saran wrap between the drained slices of tofu and the paper template I used my handy dandy exacto knife to cut out the totoros. They were then cooked in a skillet with a mixture of sesame oil, soy sauce and mirin as I tried to get a spam-ish color from them. The white parts were all white egg sheet, the black details were nori (of course) and the whiskers were uncooked soba noodles. Getting the soba noodles to stick up at the correct angles was actually the most difficult part. Tiny egg sheet flowers were stuck to the steamed broccoli with more uncooked soba.Natakiyahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8881392039192210298.post-16016725531314077682013-11-04T08:33:00.000-08:002013-11-04T08:33:11.227-08:00Fall is here!

Apparently Halloween ushered in the proper fall weather and now it's time for us to pull out all our sweaters and gloves. There are at least seven different colors of leaves in the trees around our house. It's the perfect weather to sip coffee and ruminate. I decided to post a bento of mine today, clearing the bento palate from the glut of Halloween cuteness. My absolute favorite part of this bento was the tiny purple flowers!

In the bento: Rice (haha, like you didn't already know that), tonkatsu-ish tofu slices, broccoli sprouts, tiny purple potato flowers, apple, potato salad, checkered cucumber slices, snap peas, a veggie gyoza and carrot leaves.

In other news, A-chan and I have joined the ranks of crazy people participating in NaNoWriMo! If you haven't been clued in to what that is: National Novel Writing Month. Yes, that's right. We're attempting to write a novel in a month. Two of my very best friends have been participating for years and this November I decided to throw myself into the frenzy. A-chan got all excited about it and wanted to sign up too. It's been three days and so far we're both keeping up our daily word goal. For me it's just a fun challenge. I'm hoping that for A-chan it will be a great time-management learning experience as well as fun.

Natakiyahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8881392039192210298.post-49625523261533393672013-10-31T07:14:00.001-07:002013-10-31T07:14:59.620-07:00Happy Halloween!

Happy Halloween! Samhain Sona! Today started out with a beautiful sunrise and warm temperatures. I've got my fingers crossed that it will be a temperate night for Trick or Treating. This is my first time trying to make a witch onigiri. I think she is cute. The hat was more difficult than expected and I ended up rushing through bits so that we could leave early for school. Part of the difficulty was the bandaged finger that I was using very gingerly this morning. As we started carving Jack'o'lanterns last night I made a long speech about knife safety to A-chan and then immediately stabbed myself in the finger while cutting my pumpkin. After my impromptu demonstration of what not to do A-chan was very careful indeed!

In the bento: Onigiri witch and hat, grapes, a few blueberries, carrot stars and turnip stars, steamed broccoli, fried tofu, a checkered apple, sauteed squash and a carrot jack'o'lantern.

The Witch has a very thick egg sheet for hair. It is pinned in place around the backside of the onigiri with uncooked soba noodles. The main part of the hat was an onigiri wrapped in nori. The hat brim was a large sheet of provolone cheese that was covered in nori and pinned in place with more soba noodles. I used blue egg sheet for the hat's decoration along with some little stars.

I can't wait to steal some of A-chan's candy tonight once she's asleep. I wish everyone a safe and fun Halloween night!Natakiyahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8881392039192210298.post-61064401341200765422013-10-30T09:23:00.000-07:002013-10-30T09:23:33.990-07:00Mummies and Spiders

Oh my goodness, tomorrow is Halloween! What is your favorite candy? Skittles are my guilty pleasure. A-chan is totally ready to go trick or treating. She wants me to join her in the candy gathering extravaganza and so far doesn't believe that I'm too old to trick or treat. Since I haven't had a chance to post a lot of Halloween bentos, I'm putting up two at once today.

In the Mummy bento: Rice, a cherry tomato, grapes, sauteed squash, checkered apple, carrot hearts, teriyaki tofu and vegetables.

The Mummies were so much fun to make. Wrapping and layering the provolone cheese over the nori was pretty cool. The hearts were cut from apple peel and the line of black sesame seeds were placed meticulously with out kitty cat thief looking on in fascination. Luckily I have learned some tricks to keep Stripey the kitty thief from stealing broccoli out of the bentos in the morning!

One of the challenges of the new school year is that one of A-chan's schoolmates has a very bad peanut allergy and no peanuts are allowed in their lunches. Being a mom whose child has food allergies, I am happy to see the school enforcing this. It does make for some changes in my routine. I had gotten used to having a peanut butter and jelly sammie as a backup for busy days or morning when I wasn't feeling good. Different sandwich choices are fun and strange all at once. Inside these spider sammies is a lovely chopped cheese and mayo mixture. Unfortunately A-chan doesn't appreciate pimento cheese sandwiches yet, to my chagrin.

In the Spider bento: Two cheese and mayo sandwich balls, cucumber spider webs, orange slices, strawberries and steamed broccoli.

A-chan's favorite thing about this bento were the spider's huge eyes. They were cut from provolone cheese and nori. The spiders' legs were fried spaghetti noodles.Natakiyahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8881392039192210298.post-66669573091667919822013-10-29T08:31:00.000-07:002013-10-29T08:40:29.683-07:00Monster High Bento

A-chan's 9th birthday was this past weekend. I can't believe she's 9! How did she suddenly become so grown up? Her birthday party theme was Monster High which she loves. She's also dressing up as a Monster High character for Halloween. So we went all out with Monster High everything, including a bento. My girl even made her own birthday cake this year (with a little help from a great friend) which was, of course, a Monster High cake. I am so proud of her.

In the bento: Rice, veggie hotdogs, steamed broccoli, baby corn, grapes and a strawberry.

The Skullette was cut from nori, provolone cheese and pink egg sheet. The letters were cut from American cheese. I wanted to do a more complicated birthday bento, but kept it simple so that I could also work on making her school birthday treat.

For her school party this year she decided on a healthier approach to treats instead of cupcakes. I absolutely loved doing the rainbow fruit skewers! Not only was it fun but man was it easier than making 32 cupcakes.

She did a great job with her cake!

Natakiyahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8881392039192210298.post-23959095725773290382013-10-22T08:19:00.000-07:002013-10-22T08:19:32.851-07:00Kitty and Jack'o'lantern

A-chan loves cute kitties in her lunches. And I love making them! It's a perfect combination. I tried to do something new with the Jack'o'lantern in this bento. I have now learned to try new things at times that are not busy mornings! Ahem.

In the bento: Rice underlaying the Jack'o'lantern and kitty, green onions, apple star, carrot star, miso crusted tofu, steamed broccoli, pineapple chunks and a cheese ghost.

The Jack'o'lantern was cut from three layers of orange eggsheet. The new thing is that they were cut all at the same time in an attempt to make the 3d layering a little easier. I'm sure it will get easier with practice. The kitty has two layers - one of cheese and one of nori. The kitty is sandwiched between the lowest pumpkin layer and the top two pumpkin layers. My favorite parts of the Jack'o'lantern are the teeth (they are so adorable) and the kitty's hat. I used a leftover piece of broccoli stem for the pumpkin stem. The apple star was an ambitious project as well and though it looks great - it didn't fit once I put on the lid. Not so much a big surprise, lol. I ended up rearranging a few things to get the star laying down, whew!

In other news, we had a fabulous time at the Stone Mountain Highland Games this past weekend! Doesn't A-chan look cute in her Highland dance outfit? At 8 am it was pretty darn cold out there so she didn't want to take off her gloves for the picture and who can blame her. Natakiyahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8881392039192210298.post-69058955375491800622013-10-17T11:29:00.003-07:002013-10-17T11:29:55.165-07:00Highland Dance

This weekend is A-chan's first Scottish Highland Dance competition. She's both excited and nervous. I'm totally exuberant! The Highland Games are always fun. I mean what's not fun about bagpipes, kilts and lovely, yummy scones? Plus it's an excuse to make Scottish Forfar Bridies for our bento lunches during the weekend. Ghillies (Highland dance shoes) are one of the main icons of the Scottish dancer so I decided to make this bento to cheer A-chan on. I wish that I'd made them a wee bit smaller, but otherwise I love how they turned out! You can see bits of our clan tartan and badge in the background. And of course I had to include a couple of plaid picks for the occasion.

In the bento: Veggie fried rice, raspberries, blueberries, pineapple, steamed broccoli and carrot flowers.

The ghillies were cut from white egg sheets. Nori designs were cut out with scissors and then were applied directly to the egg sheet. See all those strangely cut pieces of carrot in the fried rice? That's what I do with the bits of veggies left over from cutting out flowers, etc. They get frozen and then used in fried rice and soups.Natakiyahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8881392039192210298.post-48622589946579380592013-10-16T07:39:00.000-07:002013-10-16T07:39:37.829-07:00Dango? Why yes, thanks!

Do you have a favorite food that you don't get to eat often? Mine is dango! It is definitely a special treat and only happens about twice a year. Whenever I'm in San Francisco I stop by the Japanese Tea Gardens and grab some tea and dango. I suppose that I could learn to make it at home, but I love having dango as a rare thing. That way it's something to look forward to for a month or so before a trip.

This dango bento just tickles me. One of my favorites paired with one of A-chan's. She adores soba. I like soba noodles, too. Just not as much as she does. Anyway, it was a lot of fun to make and a lot of fun for her to eat!

In the bento: Rice ball dango, soba noodles, carrot stars, steamed broccoli, crisp fried tofu and plum slices.

The dango rice balls were made by cooking three pots of rice - one plain, one with red food coloring and another with green. You might think making three colored batches of rice is crazy, but it actually is a greatly efficient way of filling up my freezer. It usually happens over a weekend and when each batch is done they are immediately made into onigiri and frozen to make morning bentos so much easier. But back to the bento deets...the faces were made from nori using two different punches, with sesame seeds added to the eyes and sriracha sauce for the cheeks. A piece of fried soba noodle makes the stick of the dango. Natakiyahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8881392039192210298.post-75635483373589726092013-10-14T07:56:00.000-07:002013-10-14T07:56:11.144-07:00Cheerful Jack o'Lanterns

Thank goodness fall is here! Cooler weather, falling leaves, acorns and pumpkins are some of my favorite things. We were a bit late with the Halloween decorating this year, finally getting it done this past weekend. And I've been behind in making Halloween themed bentos too. I spent the last two weeks without my computer again (can you say 'torture'?) and so I've missed two whole weeks putting up photos of my favorite holiday lunches. To make up for that, I'm posting this horrible Jack'o'lantern pancake bento even though the edges of the face cut-outs are so awful and ragged looking.

When you are using exacto knives to cut food it's necessary to replace the blades every so often as they tend to go dull very quickly, not being made for slicing through things like pancakes and egg sheet every day. Mine obviously needed replacing but I keep forgetting to go and buy a new set of replacement blades. Today's bento is a very strong reminder for me to go shopping!

In the bento: Miniature pancakes with cake icing, cucumber slices, carrots, cheese slices, french fries, dragonfruit, raspberries and blueberries.

The pancakes were frozen and took only 5 minutes to cook. I cut out the facial features with my way too dull exacto knife. The strawberry flavored cake icing was spread in a thin layer between the pancakes to make them sweet and make the faces pop at the same time. Some thin slices of green onion helped them look like proper Jack'o'lanterns with stems and a couple of candy-themed picks finished it off. The raspberries were fresh but the blueberries were frozen and popped into the bento just a moment before I snapped the picture.Natakiyahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8881392039192210298.post-68998570393000600792013-09-30T11:28:00.000-07:002013-09-30T11:28:45.362-07:00Weekend Fun Bentos

This past weekend was amazing. We had an incredible time at Anime Weekend Atlanta. Then we went on to participate in the Color Run 5k with A-chan's godparents. And there was a Fall Festival after lunch at The Flying Biscuit. Eating lunch while covered in colors was just a bit strange but also kind of fun.

These bentos were for our lunch at AWA on Friday. Inari zushi are easy to make and quick to pop into bentos when I'm in a hurry. I wanted A-chan's to be cute. I wanted mine to be more elegant. There were plenty of egg sheets left over from making Vash the Stampede the day before so I used them for fans and flowers. Everything in this bento was about being quick to make and easy to assemble.

In the bento: Inari zushi, corn on the cob, grapes, black plum slices, carrot flowers, baby tomatoes and cream cheese soy turkey rolls.

The bunny faces were cut from provolone. The butterflies were punched from nori with one of my fav nori punches. It was bought at Michael's and I love it! I use it all the time on bentos for myself.

After the Color Run

A-chan at the finish line

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Last year the court gave me the temporary order to pay the alimony to my wife. Because at that time I have the temporary job and my wife said she no job and no income, now I lost my job and no income too. I asked my lawyer to make a motion to cancel the temporary order, but he doesn't do that for me, he said I still have responsibility to pay alimony, is this true? now I'm not ability to pay, how can I pay? Can I ask the judge modify the temporary order? both of us no income and property how the judge make the decision about the alimony? we got marriage more then 20 years.
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If you were married for more than 20 years, your attorney is probably correct with regard to the ongoing alimony..... Certainly you can obtain a "consultation" with another attorney if you are have second thoughts about your current attorney..... but your current attorney knows the case better than you think.....
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You are supposed to continue to pay alimony until the court changes the order, but you can't be found in contempt unless you have the proven ability to comply. You can seek a modification, but it is impossible to tell from the limited facts here whether that would be successful of not.
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One way to gain insight into your favorite football team is to send a question in to the vikings.com Mailbag. Each Monday during the offseason, we published several questions and answers. We even answered all the questions that weren't published. So, if you have a question, or just want to share a comment regarding the Vikings or any other NFL-related news, the vikings.com Mailbag is a great way to interact with the club and other readers.
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Analyzing Position Battles – Nickel BackPosted by on July 20, 2009 – 12:09 pm
Antoine Winfield and Cedric Griffin have the starting CB positions on lock down (barring injury, knock on wood). But a defense always has more than 2 starting-caliber CBs on the roster. In fact, many plays require a defense to have 3 or more solid CBs on the field at a time.
With that in mind, let's take a look at the Vikings nickel back situation. This will be a hotly-contested training camp battle, and one that will be vital to any success the Vikings defense will have this season.
We'll begin with Marcus McCauley. His time with the Vikings so far has been a bit tumultuous. He was a 3rd round pick in 2007 and had a nice rookie season, but then inconsistent play and injuries derailed him a bit last year. But perhaps things are looking up for him now. With Winfield absent during OTAs and minicamps this offseason, McCauley took most of the 1st team reps. This doesn't mean he's locked the job down or is even a favorite, but it does make sense to note who filled in for a starter.
There are 3 other serious contenders for this job. They are Benny Sapp, Karl Paymah and Asher Allen. The Vikings coaching staff liked enough of what they saw from Sapp last year to bring him back this year. He was re-signed this past offseason. Sapp was an interception machine during training camp a year ago, and a similar performance this year in training camp may be enough to give him the nickel job full-time. Paymah was brought in from Denver as a free agent. He has good speed, lots of special teams experience and a big desire to transcend the role of a special teams player and become a regular contributor on defense. Allen was a 3rd round draft pick this year and was a standout during his time at the University of Georgia. He doesn't have protoypical Cover 2 CB size, but neither does Antoine Winfield.
Lastly, we must mention Charles Gordon, who is recovering from a serious ankle injury, as well as Marcus Walker, who is one of a few young players who will compete hard to make the Vikings roster. Gordon fulfilled multiple roles for the Vikings last season before his injury. Aside from being the team's 3rd CB, he also contributed in the return game. If he can get back to his normal playing ability after the injury, then he's the favorite for the nickel job. But at this point there's no guarantee that'll happen.
Prediction: This position battle won't be determined until late in the preseason, but right now I'm thinking Sapp and Allen will be in the mix as the regular season approaches.
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|Oxide interfaces have attracted considerable attention in recent years due to emerging novel properties that do not exist in the corresponding parent compounds . Furthermore , modern atomic -scale growth and probe techniques enable the formation and study of new artificial interface states distinct from the bulk state . A central issue in controlling the novel behavior in oxide heterostructures is to understand how various physical variables (spin , charge , lattice and /or orbital hybridization ) interact with each other . In particular , density function theory (DFT ) has provided significant insight into underlying physics of materials at the atomic level , giving quantitative results consistent with experiment . In this dissertation using density functional theory methods , we explore the electronic , magnetic and structural properties developed near the interface in SrTiO3 /LaAlO3 , EuO /LaAlO3 , Fe /PbTiO3 /Pt , Fe / /BaTiO3 /Pt and Cs /SrTiO3 heterostructures . We study the interplay between physical interactions , and quantify parameters that determine physical properties of hetetrostructures . These theoretical studies help understanding how physical variables couple with each other and how they determine new properties at oxide interfaces .
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Crypto pioneer and security chief exits Sun
Crypto pioneer and Sun Microsystems' veteran chief security officer Whitfield Diffie has left the company, with database-giant Oracle's acquisition still in the air. According to Technology Review, Diffie is slated to be a visiting professor at Royal Holloway, University of London, after 18 years at Sun, latterly in the high- …
He left?
Curious, haven't seen his name on an internal phone list for a long time. Suggests he wasn't actually a Sun employee anyway.
Interesting guy, saw him present on PKI at the computer history museum a few years ago.
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"Sun built up a brains trust of top thinkers and leading achievers in languages and systems during the years. Watching such people go will give the perception of a brain drain and lack of continuity during a delicate period, where thousands of staff have already been cut.
Sun's somewhat academic culture was designed to let ideas and thinking from such people flourish. The culture couldn't be much different to Oracle, a company known for making its dollars count rather than indulging meta thinking or hiring leading industry ideas people. "
And in those few words is the nub of the matter defining the decline in Sun and Oracle fortunes.
Pioneer, yes, but Inventor?
I have nothing against Whit, who is a friend-of-a-friend and by all accounts a very affable gentleman and deserving of his place in the history of computer security, but he doesn't have exclusive claim to inventing public key cryptography. James Ellis et al. in the UK reportedly got there first (although it was classified at the time) and Diffie and Hellman's work was apparently based on Ralph Merkle's.
so sad
When management needs profits to get their big bonuses, they soon exhaust the ethical and legal means of revenue enhancement.
Once that happens, all that's left is screwing customers, workers, and competitors.
Diffie Hellman protocol
I've been teaching this protocol to students for a few years without knowing who he is.
PKC, I think you mean
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US Labor Dept website serving malware to innocent visitors
The US Department of Labor's website has been hacked and malicious code stuck behind the scenes, security tools firm AlienVault says. Since yesterday, the DoL site has been serving out malicious code that installs malware on unsuspecting users' computers, AlienVault's labs director Jaime Blasco told The Register. The DoL said …
Re: Be secure - Use non-Windows.
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"Browsers execute a script from a malicious server when folks visit the affected site, the DoL's Site Exposure Matrices microsite. The infected script collects information including Flash versions, PDF plugins and MS Office versions from users' systems. Captured data is then uploaded to the hackers' server, AlienVault discovered.
The malware also checks if the target's system is running antivirus programs like McAfee, AVG or Sophos. If it detects the popular Bitdefender free anti-virus program, the malware will try to deactivate the AV suite."
Where in there does it make reference to this only affecting windows devices ?
OK, chances are that most visitors will be running windows in some form, but surely that's because windows is much better than that *Nix garbage ?
>Blinker Removal Needed ?<
US Labor Dept website serving malware to innocent visitors
No one's innocent.
interesting choice
Gee I wonder if they went after the Labor Dept because they are not big on labor laws at all (one man's school is another man's Chinese government owned fireworks factory). Somebody forgot to tell them we are now backsliding and well on our way back to child labor for the poor as well (what was that Newt and other GOP twits said on the issue?).
@asdf: Re: interesting choice
You show great agility in moving from subject A to completely unrelated subject B. This sort of tangential thinking comes easily to you, does it? What do your doctors say about it?
Re: @asdf: interesting choice
So says the Anon coward afraid to show his post history. What are you hiding?
I wouldn't for one second believe that Western hacks against China are any less frequent, or less severe. It's just the general approach to reporting these hack-stories is pretty guttery, to be honest.
The impacts may also be less severe as China still is not as dependent on electrons flowing as the West especially in their country side.
Re: China has less to nick
Nice one Eadon - I think I should return to doing proper work offline and that's a bested pipe icon btw
As an advocate for the workers and their survivors who became ill from working at the nuclear weapons facilities, I am dismayed and concerned about this incident. Originally, only DOL claims examiners had access to this database. They used the information to decide whether or not a toxic exposure was responsible for an illness. The advocates fought hard to get this database in the public domain so that the claimants would have the right to challenge any incorrect information. Before the database was made public, the advocates felt that the claimants due process rights were being violated. Now, because of this hack, we are back to square one. Shame on the hackers! We have no idea if DOL will be able to fix this. Or even if they would want to. We have no idea if the claimants will be able to find the evidence they need to prove their claim.
@tbarie, the US Government requires, by law, all data be backed up.
So, the worst case is, data may be lost from whenever the server was infiltrated to complete data restoration.
That said, such backup needs funding. One organization I worked for had a "red headed stepchild" budget and we had to backup servers to other servers and zip funding for central log administration.
But, if they can't fix the problem, the lot of them need to be released to find jobs as cab drivers and competent personnel be hired.
And yes, I'm familiar with your advocacy group. It has helped a lot of people over the years and I hope it continues to advocate for those injured during our hasty rush to things nuclear before we fully understood the issues around the various programs.
Thank you.
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Re: Swiss cheese internet anyone...?
Even money, it was an idiot perusing his gmail account while logged onto the server.
Caught one admin doing that when I was overseas and I was the IA guy for the installation.
Couldn't get him fired. :(
Re: Swiss cheese internet anyone...?
How about just blocking all forms of webmail?
Ok, it doesn't stop idiots from using remote access from home machines to compromise your servers, but there usually isn't a business case for allowing any webmail on corporate networks and there are business reasons for blocking it (IP theft etc)
(Unless your corporate email is provided by one of these webmail services, in which case, $deity help you!)
Another reason why forcing everyone to access public services through the WWW is a bad idea.
Be nice to say a little bit about what platform the site is running on if we're talking about a vuln which presumably we are.
@Eadon - for pity's sake, I thought we all knew many attacks appear to come from China because of the abundance of insecure machines out there. The "hackers" can be anywhere, and are more than likely right here or in the US or Germany.
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The Montana women's and men's cross country teams were both named USTFCCCA All-Academic the U.S. Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association announced recently. It was the third straight year both programs were recognized.
To be eligible for nomination, teams must have competed at last November's NCAA regionals and had a 3.0 cumulative grade point average through the fall semester.
Among the 205 NCAA Division I women's teams named All-Academic, the Griz women's squad and its 3.68 cumulative GPA ranked seventh behind only Alabama (3.83), Southern Mississippi (3.80), Missouri State (3.75), Robert Morris (3.75), Tennessee (3.73) and Weber State (3.72).
Eight of the team's nine athletes who competed in the fall were named Academic All-Big Sky Conference. The team posted a department-record 3.81 GPA for the fall semester.
Georgetown was named the USTFCCCA Women's Scholar-Team of the Year. The Hoyas won the NCAA championship last November and have a team GPA of 3.28.
The Montana men's team, which has a 3.11 cumulative GPA, was one of 147 teams recognized by the USTFCCCA. The Grizzlies had five of their nine athletes who competed in the fall earn Academic All-Big Sky Conference honors.
Wisconsin, which has a 3.08 GPA, was named the USTFCCCA Men's Scholar-Team of the Year. The Badgers joined Georgetown in winning last fall's NCAA titles.
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Tourist is victim of latest gang-rape in IndiaThe Associated Press | March 17,2013NEW DELHI A Swiss woman who was on a cycling trip in central India with her husband has been gang raped by eight men, police said Saturday. The attack comes three months after the fatal gang rape of a woman aboard a New Delhi bus outraged Indians.
Authorities detained and questioned 13 men in connection with the latest attack, which occurred Friday night as the couple camped out in a forest in Madhya Pradesh state after bicycling from the temple town of Orchha, local police officer R.K. Gurjar said.
The men beat the couple and gang raped the woman, he said. They also stole the couples mobile phone, a laptop computer and 10,000 rupees ($185).
The woman, 39, was treated at a hospital in the nearby city of Gwalior, Gurjar said, adding that she and her husband apparently suffered no major injuries.
A photo showed the woman her identity concealed with a hood walking while being escorted by police to the hospital. Indian law does not allow rape victims to be identified publicly to protect victims from the stigma that is attached to rape in the conservative country.
Police detained 13 men and questioned them, Gurjar said. Six of the men were released after questioning. No other details were immediately available.
Indian television stations showed scores of police searching the forest where the attack occurred.
Swiss Foreign Ministry spokesman Tilman Renz described the case as deeply disturbing and said Swiss diplomats were assisting the couple.
The diplomats called on Indian authorities to do everything to quickly find the perpetrators so that they can be held accountable, Renz said in a statement.
Last month, the Swiss government issued a travel notice for India that included a warning about increasing numbers of rapes and other sexual offenses in the South Asian nation.
India has seen outrage and widespread protests against attacks on women since Decembers fatal gang-rape of a young woman on a moving bus in New Delhi, the capital. The crime horrified Indians and set off nationwide protests about Indias treatment of women and spurred the government to hurry through a new package of laws to protect them.
One of six suspects in the December attack was found dead in a New Delhi jail this past week. Authorities said he hanged himself, but his family and lawyer insisted foul play was involved. A magistrate is investigating. Four other men and a juvenile remain on trial for the attack.MORE IN This Just InRutland City Police said Friday evening the department's phone lines were down. Full StoryBoard planning Full StoryNew offerings at the Rutland Free Library. Full Story
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