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Candidates for town board and town clerk/tax collector have been endorsed by all four major parties.
RENSSELAERVILLE — This is the second consecutive unopposed election for Valerie Lounsbury. She wants to finish what she's started, two years into the job.
RENSSELAERVILLE — After retiring from a career in the state's Department of Transportation, Randall Bates sought an elective office in Rensselaerville to remain productive, in the thick of ice and snow coming down on the town's long, rural roads.
RENSSELAERVILLE — Now in her first term as a town board member, Marion Cooke wants to continue for another four years.
"I'm running because I think the town is running on an even keel and I'd like to see it stay that way," said Cooke, who is also deputy supervisor.
RENSSELAERVILLE — To be and remain a rural community requires pro-active work, according to Jeannette Rice. The Democratic candidate for town council sees a board role for supporting farms and small businesses.
RENSSELAERVILLE — Having spent all of his life in Preston Hollow, Gerald Wood, 67, is running for the town board for the first time.
Wood said contentious town board meetings in the past few years caused him concern.
Assemblyman Peter Lopez had a calming effect on a neighbor dispute over potential stormwater diversion in Westerlo.
HILLTOWNS — When Bonnie Schmidt met her husband, Dennis, they were alternating shifts as home health aids, taking care of a quadriplegic man in Voorheesville. Now, the two have quit their jobs and are in the process of foreclosing their Berne home as the long list of Mrs. Schmidt's medical complications has worsened.
Brandon Aveyard, 28, a Berne-Knox-Westerlo graduate, is in a coma, with people on both coasts of the country raising money for him to return to the Capital Region.
As the board and parents pushed back on limiting the schedule of in-school nurses, Interim Superintendent Lonnie Palmer deferred, but he said he's still committed to supporting preschoolers.
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Once upon a time there lived a PC who killed video cards. He was a nice, quiet PC, middle aged and had always performed his duties well. At some point he changed though. He went through several video cards without regard to brand or price and eventually a lengthy investigation uncovered the defect in him responsible. It was his power supply.
I've built a dozen computers over the years and up until then I'd never given much thought to the hunk of grey metal sitting anonymously in the various cases I used. In the case of my murderous friend, the trouble did not register with me until I began tracking down possible causes and realized I had moved the motherboard into a new case. Ruling out the possibility my motherboard just didn't like its new home the only variable left was the included power supply. For the first time in my PC building career I found myself purchasing one as a separate component.
As the cost of energy rises and the debates over global warming rage the potential cost of running one or several computers has become something to consider. I've already taken steps to reduce my monthly energy bill outside the home office and recently began to research the possible savings in making changes to my home network.
Things such as turning on hibernation, setting drives to sleep and only leaving computers powered on I need have made a noticeable difference. While pricing components for a future project involving replacing some of my older hardware with more efficient components I was surprised to find that power supplies have evolved. There are "high efficiency" models, "fan-less / silent" models and given the need for cleaner, tighter power among the components available today, the anonymous power supply has become as well-designed as the rest of the computer.
Whether replacing a power supply out of necessity due to failure or an upgrade in components requiring a different design or a desire for reduced noise and power consumption, the process is no longer quite a simple as it once was. Power supplies are now rated for specific processor brand / type and the motherboards connections. The ATX 1.3 standard is being replaced by ATX 12V 2.0 which features a 24 pin mobo connector in place of the former 20 pin and specialized connections for SATA, PCI-express and an optional 4-pin molex for drives.
The best point of reference is your motherboards manual or on-line documentation and if you find yourself replacing failed ATX 1.3 supply, you may want to consider purchasing one of the newer standard ones along with an adaptor cable in order to save money on future upgrades. Toms Hardware has a very well-written stress test review of quite a few power supplies, including a couple of high-efficiency models and wattage ratings from low to outrageously high. Noise and efficiency ratings are also given in the review. These are the variables you'll want to take into account in order to get a power supply which meets your power / noise preferences and the requirements of your motherboard and components.
Wattage should be calculated to be what your components need plus a little headroom for future upgrades. (Your existing unit should have this printed on the back label and upgraded components also provide power requirements in the documentation or on the box). If your computer only requires 300 watts putting a 1000 watt supply in is a waste of money and electricity. If you are working with a manufactured PC from Dell, Compaq / HP and so on you should either compare the existing unit to available replacements or purchase a replacement from the vendor as these sometimes have specialized connections outside the ATX standard.
Things to consider when purchasing a new power supply:
- Motherboard connection type
- Specialized units, (Dell, Compaq / HP and others)
- Warranty (You may void it by replacing a factory supply on your own)
- Wattage needed (look at the back of your existing supply)
- Noise level
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Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is visiting Russia for the first full summit between the countries in a decade. He has taken a delegation of more than 120 business leaders with him to Russia - the biggest ever economic mission to the country.
The two nations have been at odds since Russia declared war on Japan in 1945, and seized four contested islands in the Pacific - a dispute has prevented them from ever concluding a peace treaty.
The dispute centres around four islands in the Pacific - known as the Northern Territories in Japan and the Southern Kuriles in Russia.
Russia acknowledges that such a problem exists but they don't want it to spoil the context right now - if developments follow the Chinese model ... but this problem was resolved because China used a soft approach. It did not demand that Russia give up the territories right now, it developed a friendly relationship with Moscow and little by little the problem was solved.
Dimitry Babich, a political analyst at Russia Profile Magazine
Russia's Vladimir Putin shed some light on the agenda: "Japanese-Russian relations are developing in a progressive, positive way. We have reached a record turnover. However, for countries such as Japan and Russia it is still relatively small, in my opinion. I am certain that we will discuss our key problems today, including the peace treaty between Russian and Japan. We will also discuss some major issues on the region in general."
Japan is the largest importer of liquefied natural gas in the world and it can give Russia the money and technology to develop its under-populated eastern region.
Trade turnover between Russia and Japan hit $32bn last year - a 5.3 percent increase on the year before, and the volume of trade is expected to increase this year.
Figures from January and February show a six percent increase on the same period last year. Most of that trade is from mineral resources, which account for 80 percent of Russia's exports to Japan.
Shinzo Abe was also hopeful about their shared futures: "The potential for our co-operation has not been explored enough yet. Improving the level of co-operation between our partner countries is a necessity of time. This is not only part of the national interests of the two countries, but will also help the stability and well-being of our region, as well as of the world in general. On the basis of this point of view, I would like to exchange opinions with you today in a slow and friendly manner."
Inside Story, with presenter Jane Dutton, discusses the chances of both Russia and Japan expanding their ties despite their ongoing territorial dispute with guests: Stephanie Kleine-Ahlbrandt, project director on North East Asia for the International Crisis Group and a specialist on Chinese foreign policy; Dimitry Babich, a political analyst who writes for Russia Profile magazine; Tomohiko Taniguchi, cabinet secretariat at the Japanese prime minister's office, and is currently travelling with the Japanese prime minister to Moscow.
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Lillian Jeanette Ringelstetter-Ledger, 89, Stevens Point, died Sunday, Sept. 16, 2012, at Ministry St. Michael's Hospital in Stevens Point.
Funeral services were held Saturday at Koepsell-Zeidler Funeral Home in Columbus, with the Rev. Father Steve Kortendick officiating. Burial was in St. Jerome Catholic Cemetery in Columbus.
Visitation was at the funeral home Saturday.
Condolences may be offered online at www.zeidlerfuneralhome.com.
Mrs. Ringelstetter-Ledger was born July 17, 1923, in Columbus, a daughter of the late Frank and Mary (Cynadl) Walasek. She graduated from Columbus High School and Whitewater State Teachers College.
She was married to Mark J. Ringelstetter in 1946. He preceded her in death.
She was married to Richard Ledger in 1977. He preceded her in death.
She taught in Columbus and in Illinois, and was the owner and operator of Farmers Inn in Columbus, Ringelstetter Bar in Butternut and Maude's Kitchen in Glidden. She managed St. Vincent's De Paul and volunteered at schools in the Stevens Point School District.
She was a former member of St. Jerome Catholic Church in Columbus.
Survivors include two sons, Tom (Patricia) Ringelstetter, East Rochester, N.Y., and John (Karen) Ringelstetter, Butternut; one sister, Blanche Kasal, Chicago, Ill.; four grandchildren; and one great-granddaughter.
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An Analysis Of Gold & Silver As An Investment
Read this article for an in-depth video review of Regal Assets that someone did.
The purpose of this article is not to point readers in one direction or another when it comes to selecting one particular gold IRA service or another. You can find plenty of these services both offline and online, and since you are dealing with your own money and your own retirement future, you should not be swayed by an opinion about which individual retirement account for precious metals is worst or best.
In fact, many retirement accounts are flexible. They will allow you to mix your own proportion of cash, stocks, precious metals, and other investment alternatives. Most investors understand the advantage of including gold, silver, and platinum in with their portfolio. But few investors only want to rely upon one strategy.
What you might take into account are some of the following factors that tend to increase your trust in one company over another. These can include third party ratings, the number of satisfied customers, and the convenience of working with a particular service. Also see how long a particular service or company providing that service has been in business. Companies tend to survive by providing great value to their customers.
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Third party ratings might come from a variety of sources. Customers of many companies check with sources like the Better Business Bureau (BBB) for ratings, compliments, and complaints. Trustlink is a service that rates online companies. You might also check the company's financial ratings with a service like I.M. Best.
Do not neglect to find out what ordinary customers and clients have to say about companies either. There are a variety of sources you can use to find gold IRA reviews on the web.
Some of these websites are dedicated to helping consumers report their concerns because of possible scams or simply bad customer service. Other resources are online business directories that give consumers an opportunity to comment about things they liked or did not like about a particular custodian.
Here is a caution about checking online reviews. You should take them seriously, but you should also take them with a grain of salt. It is a known fact that the majority of people tend to take the time to post reviews when they are unhappy. Satisfied customers are much more likely to go on about their business rather than post a positive opinion.
So it is also important to understand the nature of the comments and why they were posted. Also, make sure to get input from a variety of sources because there will always be an inherent negative bias toward any brokerage. Few companies manage to operate without getting a lot of negative feedback posted about them online. Your point of view about the company should be a broad, overall picture of them, and not the one isolated disgruntled client.
How Will The Service Work For You?
If you have done your homework, you have probably turned up a number of credible companies that will allow you to include gold in your IRA. These companies might be local so you can actually visit them. Alternatively, they may be in another city but accept clients from all over the country because they can operate online. In this case, you need to decide what type of service you are most comfortable with.
If you do most of your own research, you may be entirely comfortable finding an online company. You can make trades and perform other maintenance on your account at any time when it is convenient for you. If you prefer more personal service, you might be happier with a local broker who can set up appointments or take phone calls during his office hours. Neither choice is bad or good. You just need to make the right choice for you.
Do You Need Flexibility?
Do you also want the freedom to invest in other things besides precious metals? In that case, you will be looking for an account that allows you to include a variety of market products as well as precious metals. If you only want to include gold, silver, platinum, etc. in your account, you may be happier with a specialist. In some cases, you may choose a specialist for your precious metals and then use another broker for your other investments.
Here's a gold ira video review of Regal Assets, which is one of the best companies out there for creating a precious metals retirement account. It's pretty long at about 10 minutes but you'll find it's packed with a lot of information:


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My best friend, Zachariah Walker, died one week ago this past Wednesday. I had written four previous Free Press columns about his struggle with leukemia, and now suddenly there it is, on the page in front of me, looking back at me like some kind of silent observer waiting to see how I respond.I see the words as they dare me to fully embrace the emotions that stir up, unfettered. The truth is, I feel agonized and sad. He was and is such a catalyst for me, that I now feel a tremendous void in my life. There are many who must be feeling this void, evidenced by the outpouring of appreciation and love coming forth.And so I look back at my first words, feeling again the disbelief that he is gone from physical existence on this planet. I feel the defense of denial and I find myself wondering, what is it that others who knew him are feeling? How are they grieving the passage of this loved one? And how are you the reader dealing with losses in your own life? While I acknowledge that this article is in part a personal catharsis, it is also a ripe opportunity for you to explore your own experience in the most sacred and feared of realms, the process of death and dying.Although grief is a fundamentally solitary experience, there is fascinating wisdom in watching my grief play out. It is in becoming the observer, in witnessing the throes of grief in myself that I am revealed the seeds of transformation. When watching others, in some I am resonating deeply. In others, I am simply viewing their grief process in a distant, compassionate way. And beyond the disbelief of this moment, I have been feeling not only the whitewater of rage, anxiety and agony, but also the calm eddies of relief, humor, peace, joy, celebration and more. What a wondrous, agonizing, divine and terrible experience, all at once. I can see that I am so deeply in this grief process that my objectivity is skewed and my perceptions of reality altered. There is no logic to the emotions present. I have experienced minutes oozing by, often determining with difficulty when recent events occurred. It is an ongoing flow of altered time and space, now verifying what I have heard others describe when a great departure comes. It is a deeply fascinating process, of how I am "hanging" with grief.
So what happens when you lose a loved one? Is it a soul mate, a partner or even a cat, dog or horse, more dearly felt than any human in your life? Studies have shown that everyone grieves differently, as uniquely as each of our lives. People follow (or don't) a course of illogical, irrational and emotional experience that unfurls of its own accord. The text "On Death and Dying" comes to mind, Elizabeth Kubler-Ross' pinnacle achievement, which helps to explain some of the normal and common processes that comes with loss - namely, the stages of Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression and Acceptance, experienced in no particular order or completeness. We may experience denial that the person has departed as a survival mechanism, feel anger at the abandonment, attempt to bargain that things would have been different "if only," or feel flat out depressed at the injury. Since people sometimes report even more convoluted and wild journeys of grief, just remember that your voyage is distinctly your own.I participate in an online forum at www.beingthere.net and www.emotionschool.com, skillfully facilitated by local licensed therapists Donna and Stephen BE. It is an incredible resource that I highly recommend. If you need help in understanding your emotional process, which at least 99% of us do, please investigate these rich resources. It is in my personal sessions with Donna that I am learning one tremendous and very valuable lesson; that there is a difference between the process of dying, and the event of death. No matter how much I prepared for Zachariah's departure, it was (and is) a big shock. The mental process that is the preparation for loss is nothing like the tremendous and deeply emotional event that has so decisively affirmed his mortality. Wow, what an experience, and what a teacher it is becoming.
The great author and teacher of "Plant Spirit Medicine," Eliot Cowan, returned into my life yesterday at the wonderful Water Comes First seminar held at the Radio Room. There he revealed that grief itself is the healer. In a poignant moment, he taught that the unrestrained, boundless and welcomed throes of letting it all fall apart become a deep medicine for us. I know that it is not only important to let this process unfold, but also that it is dangerous to attempt to restrain it. Perhaps the Lutheran minister conducting my uncle's funeral said it best by saying: "Now remember to grieve, otherwise it will come out crooked."There is no doubt that the loss of anything of importance in our lives comes with a natural process of hurt and pain. It is also a course of evolution, of which I am just beginning to understand. The effect on my own life and others is so mysterious as to nearly escape description or capture into these words. For this unfolding growth, I am deeply grateful.I miss you, my friend. For those of you who are grieving, I am with you. Dr. Christopher Lepisto graduated as a naturopathic doctor (ND) from Bastyr University in Seattle, Wash. He is a native of Grand Junction and opened his practice here in 2004. Previously, Lepisto lived and worked in New Zealand, where he developed a special interest in indigenous herbal medicines. For more information, visit www.grandjunctionnaturopath.com or call 970-250-4104.


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Shoplifting reports led to two separate drug arrests in Jacksboro this past week.
On July 9, around 7:20 p.m., Jacksboro Police Officer Josh Carroll was dispatched to Wal-Mart on the report an individual was concealing merchandise and allegedly had a handgun tucked in the waistband of his jeans, according to the Jacksboro Police report.
State Senator Ken Yager paid a visit to the Campbell County Museum on Tuesday. He said he wasnted to learn more about the history of the area he represents in the state senate.
"I'm excited that he came," said Museum Curator Jerry Sharp. He said he feels that history is important to the county and Sharp was glad to see Yager acknowledge that with his presence.
Yager agreed about the importance of history to the community and said he felt it was key to building a better future.
He began the journey last September, embarking from the North Carolina border in the drizzling rain. He has ridden in snow, sleet, rain and the hot summer sun. Now, nearly a year later, local Pastor Bill Horner has finally completed his ride across Tennessee.
"This endeavor is my hurdle over the midlife crisis, an attempt to ward off old age for at least a couple more months," said Horner, at the beginning of his journey.
Several concerned citizens attended the Monday night Caryville Mayor and Aldermen meeting in order to voice their concerns. The group was worried about night activities at Asbury Park.
Resident Tim Mefford was the first to address the board about the various problems being faced by himself and his neighbors.
"During the day, Asbury Park is just one of the best things Caryville's got, but after dark it turns into a different place," Mefford said.
At the Monday night Caryville Mayor and Aldermen meeting, safety was on the minds of board members as they discussed and voted on the application for a safety grant.
"We apply for this every year," said Mayor Bobby Stooksbury of the Tennessee Municipal League (TML) Safety Partners Matching Grant program. The grant maximum is $2,000, which if received would be matched by the town. The grant funding would be used to purchase safety equipment and supplies.
Crystal Michelle King, 26, of Butter and Egg Road, Caryville, was arrested on public intoxication and drug charges on July 10. Jacksboro Police Chief Danny Chapman was on patrol when he observed a disturbance at Eagle Bluff Road, according to the police report. Upon investigating the incident, Chapman learned that King, who is eight months pregnant, had allegedly been assaulted by her boyfriend Kenny Lee Kidwell.
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For more information about Crime Statistics, contact the Crime Analysis Unit at (909) 334-3062, or e-mail Jodi Summers, Rebekah Biedermann, or Christine Charley.
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Rule 8.45. General provisions
(a) Application
The rules in this article establish general requirements regarding sealed and confidential records in appeals and original proceedings in the Supreme Court and Courts of Appeal. Where other laws establish specific requirements for particular types of sealed or confidential records that differ from the requirements in this article, those specific requirements supersede the requirements in this article.
(b) Definitions
As used in this article:
(1)"Record" means all or part of a document, paper, exhibit, transcript, or other thing filed or lodged with the court.
(2)A "lodged" record is a record temporarily deposited with the court but not filed.
(3)A "sealed" record is a record that is closed to inspection by the public or a party by order of a court under rules 2.550-2.551 or rule 8.46.
(4)A "conditionally sealed" record is a record that is filed or lodged subject to a pending application or motion to file it under seal.
(5)A "confidential" record is a record that, in court proceedings, is required by statute, rule of court, or other authority except a court order under rules 2.550-2.551 or rule 8.46 to be closed to inspection by the public or a party.
(6)A "redacted version" is a version of a filing from which all portions that disclose material contained in a sealed, conditionally sealed, or confidential record have been removed.
(7)An "unredacted version" is a version of a filing or a portion of a filing that discloses material contained in a sealed, conditionally sealed, or confidential record.
(c) Format of sealed and confidential records
(1)Unless otherwise provided by law or court order, sealed or confidential records that are part of the record on appeal or the supporting documents or other records accompanying a motion, petition for a writ of habeas corpus, other writ petition, or other filing in the reviewing court must be kept separate from the rest of a clerk's or reporter's transcript, appendix, supporting documents, or other records sent to the reviewing court.
(A)If the records are in paper format, they must be placed in a sealed envelope or other appropriate sealed container. This requirement does not apply to a juvenile case file but does apply to any record contained within a juvenile case file that is sealed or confidential under authority other than Welfare and Institutions Code section 827 et seq.
(B)Sealed records, and if applicable the envelope or other container, must be marked as "Sealed by Order of the Court on (Date)."
(C)Confidential records, and if applicable the envelope or other container, must be marked as "Confidential (Basis)-May Not Be Examined Without Court Order." The basis must be a citation to or other brief description of the statute, rule of court, case, or other authority that establishes that the record must be closed to inspection in the court proceeding.
(D)The superior court clerk or party transmitting sealed or confidential records to the reviewing court must prepare a sealed or confidential index of these materials. If the records include a transcript of any in-camera proceeding, the index must list the date and the names of all parties present at the hearing and their counsel. This index must be transmitted and kept with the sealed or confidential records.
(2)Except as provided in (3) or by court order, the alphabetical and chronological indexes to a clerk's or reporter's transcript, appendix, supporting documents, or other records sent to the reviewing court that are available to the public must list each sealed or confidential record by title, not disclosing the substance of the record, and must identify it as "Sealed" or "Confidential"-May Not Be Examined Without Court Order."
(3)Records relating to a request for funds under Penal Code section 987.9 or other proceedings the occurrence of which is not to be disclosed under the court order or applicable law must not be bound together with other sealed or confidential records and must not be listed in the index required under (1)(D) or the alphabetical or chronological indexes to a clerk's or reporter's transcript, appendix, supporting documents to a petition, or other records sent to the reviewing court.
(d) Transmission of and access to sealed and confidential records
(1)Unless otherwise provided by (2)-(4) or other law or court order, a sealed or confidential record that is part of the record on appeal or the supporting documents or other records accompanying a motion, petition for a writ of habeas corpus, other writ petition, or other filing in the reviewing court must be transmitted only to the reviewing court and the party or parties who had access to the record in the trial court or other proceedings under review and may be examined only by the reviewing court and that party or parties. If a party's attorney but not the party had access to the record in the trial court or other proceedings under review, only the party's attorney may examine the record.
(2)Except as provided in (3), if the record is a reporter's transcript or any document related to any in-camera hearing from which a party was excluded in the trial court, the record must be transmitted to and examined by only the reviewing court and the party or parties who participated in the in-camera hearing.
(3)A reporter's transcript or any document related to an in-camera hearing concerning a confidential informant under Evidence Code sections 1041-1042 must be transmitted only to the reviewing court.
(4)A probation report must be transmitted only to the reviewing court and to appellate counsel for the People and the defendant who was the subject of the report.
Rule 8.45 adopted effective January 1, 2014.
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Subdivision (b)(5). Examples of confidential records are records in juvenile proceedings (Welf. & Inst. Code, § 827 and California Rules of Court, rule 8.401), records of the family conciliation court (Fam. Code, § 1818(b)), fee waiver applications (Gov. Code, § 68633(f)), probation reports (Penal Code, § 1203.05), and court-ordered diagnostic reports (Penal Code, § 1203.03). This term also encompasses records closed to inspection by a court order other than an order under rules 2.550-2.551 or 8.46, such as situations in which case law, statute, or rule has established a category of records that must be closed to inspection and a court has found that a particular record falls within that category and has ordered that it be closed to inspection. Examples include discovery material subject to a protective order under Code of Civil Procedure sections section 2030.090, 2032.060, or 2033.080 and records closed to inspection by court order under People v. Marsden (1970) 2 Cal.3d 118 or Pitchess v. Superior Court (1974) 11 Cal.3d 531. For more examples of confidential records, please see appendix 1 of the Trial Court Records Manual at www.courts.ca.gov/documents/trial-court-records-manual.pdf.
Subdivisions (c) and (d). The requirements in this rule for format and transmission of and access to sealed and confidential records apply only unless otherwise provided by law. Special requirements that govern transmission of and/or access to particular types of records may supersede the requirements in this rule. For example, rules 8.619(g) and 8.622(e) require copies of reporters' transcripts in capital cases to be sent to the Habeas Corpus Resource Center and the California Appellate Project in San Francisco, and under rules 8.336(d) and 8.409(d), in non-capital felony appeals, if the defendant-or in juvenile appeals, if the appellant, the respondent, or the minor-is not represented by appellate counsel when the transcripts are certified as correct, the clerk must send that counsel's copy of the transcripts to the district appellate project.
Subdivision (c)(1)(C). For example, for juvenile records, this mark could state "Confidential-Welf. & Inst. Code, § 827" or "Confidential-Juvenile Case File"; for a fee waiver application, this mark could state "Confidential-Gov. Code, § 68633(f)" or "Confidential-Fee Waiver Application"; for a probation report, this mark could say "Confidential-Pen. Code, § 1203.05" or "Confidential-Probation Report"; and for a transcript of an in-camera hearing under People v. Marsden (1970) 2 Cal.3d 118, this mark could say "Confidential-Marsden Hearing."
Subdivision (c)(2). Subdivision (c)(2) requires that, with certain exceptions, the alphabetical and chronological indexes to the clerk's and reporter's transcripts, appendixes, and supporting documents must list any sealed and confidential records but identify them as sealed or confidential. The purpose of this provision is to assist the parties in making-and the court in adjudicating-motions to unseal sealed records or to provide confidential records to a party. To protect sealed and confidential records from disclosure until the court issues an order, however, each index must identify sealed and confidential records without disclosing their substance.
Subdivision (c)(3). Under certain circumstances, the Attorney General has a statutory right to request copies of documents filed under Penal Code section 987.9(d). To facilitate compliance with such requests, this subdivision requires that such documents not be bound with other confidential documents.
Subdivision (d). See rule 8.47(b) for special requirements concerning access to certain confidential records.


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Prophet with Honor
For a child so excruciatingly serious, so bountifully gifted, so eager, the chill discovery of his larger, baser lot as a black in a racist order—the immemorial trauma of blacks in the South then—was all the more devastating: white friends of his childhood suddenly vanishing into their own school, forbidden to play with him; a slap from a white matron in a department store, "The little nigger stepped on my foot…." And he came to dwell, even then, at some strange, willed remove of solitary self-possession. "He was the most peculiar child whenever you whipped him," his father later recalled. "He'd stand there, and the tears would run down, and he'd never cry."
Part of that same reserve was also a fastidious aversion to the gaudy, bawling style of his father's religion—the whoops, the sweats, the clapping, the transports. As King later admitted, "It embarrassed me." In that distaste lurked no small hint of preciousness. But more, it intimated a revulsion, a wariness about belonging in any way to the white Southerner's minstrel image of blacks then—loud, untidy, witless, innocent of dignity or discipline—an image he had an instinctive horror of being captured in. Indeed, one suspects now it was against that annihilating image that he maintained his staidness in public all his life—the neat dark suits, the almost lugubrious decorum.
Even so, the special importance of the church in the black community, and consequently the special eminence of the preacher, almost inevitably invited his own impatient great expectations. At seventeen, he finally contrived for himself an intellectually suitable peace with the Baptist church by calculating he would be a "rational" minister whose sermons would be "both spiritually and intellectually stimulating…a respectable force for ideas, even for social protest." With the same studied deliberation, he then set about his own personal exodus out of the cultural bondage of his past, out of the old bleak Egypt of the black condition in the South—from a campus in Atlanta, north to a seminary in Pennsylvania (where he had a short, feverish, hopeless romance with the white daughter of the school's maintenance superintendent), finally on to the far wintry refuge of Boston University, where he met a bright and compatibly earnest music student named Coretta Scott. After a mannerly courtship of the most ceremonious formality, he married her in a union not unlike the warm, calm alliance of a missionary couple.
Throughout this migration of his, King also undertook an omnivorous, methodical inquiry into religion and philosophy—Plato, Rousseau, Hobbes, Locke, Nietzsche, seminars in personalism and systematic theology, surveys of Hinduism, Jainism, Islam—as if he had determined systematically to stalk and capture the meaning of life: the Truth. The peculiar nature of this effort is described by the subtitle of a recent book by John J. Ansbro carefully mapping its course: "The Making of a Mind."* It was a prodigious, selfplotted campaign to assemble an intellectual vision for himself.
King himself may never have turned out to be an original thinker—his was always an interested, didactic pursuit, its ends active—but he proved to have formidable abilities to absorb and synthesize ideas, amplifying what remained essentially a Christian perspective. He drew on Niebuhr's notion of "collective evil" to explain why men in herds will act more brutishly than as individuals; on Walter Rauschenbusch's "social gospel" calling for "a moral reconstruction of society" to replace "mammonistic capitalism" with a "Christian commonwealth." Marx had only produced a "grand illusion" of a moral society, King concluded, "a Christian heresy" of a materialistic theology. He became captivated by Thoreau's proposition that "one honest man" could morally regenerate an entire society. But the greatest discovery for King was Gandhi and the way he transformed Thoreau's principle of individual passive resistance into an epic popular movement to purge British power from India, not through violence, but through the implacable "soul force" of a patient mass resistance and suffering that would, finally, cause impossible inconvenience not only to the agencies but to the conscience of the rulers.
The quality that made King such a mover of people, however, did not derive from his assiduous scholarship, but from his own disdained lustily pentacostal origins—an instinct for the energy and life of language, for the mimetic powers of oratory in which, as one of King's aides recounted, "the right word, emotionally and intellectually charged, could reach the whole person and change the relationships of men." And what was authentically protean and singular about King was that, after such a laborious and premeditated program of reflective studies, he could translate them immediately and spectacularly into historic action, into the urgencies of the times. Indeed, few have made that crossing so momentously.
Still, King was brought into history largely by accident—late on a December afternoon in 1955 in Montgomery, Alabama, the aching corns of a weary black seamstress led her to refuse a bus driver's demand that she surrender her seat to a white man. King was then the young pastor of an old brick church only a short distance down the street from the looming white columns of Alabama's state capitol, still delivering to his congregations sermons improbably freighted with allusions to Aquinas, Freud, Carlyle, and Alfred the Great. Then, as Rosa Parks's stubborn refusal was rapidly magnified into a boycott of the city's segregated buses by thousands of blacks in Montgomery, which itself was to magnify in time into tides of marches and demonstrations throughout the South, King quickly emerged as the great folk apotheosis of that movement, bringing now his carefully compiled precepts from Thoreau, Niebuhr, Gandhi, into what would become not only the brief convulsive moral saga of his own life, but perhaps the nation's highest moral struggle since the Civil War.
"We must meet the forces of hate," he said, "with the power of love." When the marchers faced the dogs and clubs of Birmingham, he cried out:
We must say to our white brothers all over the South…we will match your capacity to inflict suffering with our capacity to endure suffering…. Threaten our children, and we will still love you. Bomb our homes, and go by our churches early in the morning and bomb them if you please, and we will still love you…. We will so appeal to your heart and conscience that we will win you in the process.
A most implausible proposition, it struck many then—a visit to South Africa now is like traveling back in time to what it was like in the American South during those days, the drab, curt little plaques over drinking fountains and doors to cafes, "Whites Only…Non-Whites Only." What one hears in South Africa today is strikingly similar to the serene rationales for segregation heard from countless officials and even state school superintendents in the neo-Confederacy twenty-five years ago. "You can't take a horse and a cow and put them together. There is separate development. You can take the birds, you can take anything, the wild life proves to us that there must be apartheid." In retrospect, the transformation that took place in the South's old order of apartheid is nothing short of epochal. And the legacy of racial amity that has, perhaps more astonishingly, followed that transformation would very likely have been impossible without King's nonviolent strategy of sorrow and understanding for one's very oppressors.
King's feat is even more remarkable, in that he was facing political obstacles more forbidding, in a way, than those that confronted Gandhi in India. Gandhi's Indian multitudes could easily arrest, through their inert, preponderant numbers, the workings of the Raj, while for King, with blacks a minority in the South, the numbers were weighted heavily against him. Beyond that, King was hardly contending with an alien colonial presence, but with the laws and passions of a native folk, the whites of Alabama and Georgia and Mississippi, for whom the stakes—the uncertainties, the forebodings—were much more intimate and immediate. In all this, King really had nothing to rely on or to appeal to but the notice and conscience of the rest of the nation—the press, the powers in Washington, the democratic principles of the law of the republic.
The only way to reach that national constituency beyond the South, King calculated, was for the Southern black to engage in a moral theater of direct public confrontation with the entire apparatus of segregation, so precipitating those cathartic clashes—violent moments of truth—in which the white segregationist was compelled "to commit his brutality openly, in the light of day, with the rest of the world looking on." As he impatiently admonished an aide once in Selma, "It was a mistake not to march today. In a crisis, we must have a sense of drama." Nevertheless, in mounting those dramas of confrontation, King's own lasting disposition to extravagant agonizings of guilt also left him brooding that he was centrally accountable for the suffering they occasioned, and it filled him with woe. He was, he allowed more than once, "a troubled soul."
In fact, he dwelt in a constant private Gethsemane. Haunted by a reverence for the ascetic and austere, he almost grimly labored to maintain, in place of Gandhi's fasts and spinning wheel, at least a simple modesty in his own circumstances—yet he remained infatuated with glossy cars and gilded hotels, the company of the rich and consequential. His uneasiness over all this was attended by intermittent stomach pains, insomnia, sleeping pills, the undertow of sluggish depressions. He became aware that he was under the scrutiny of the FBI. "I am a sinner like all of God's children," he periodically professed, and was given to deploring what he termed "the evils of sensuality." He declared in one sermon, "Each of us is two selves. And the great burden of life is to always try to keep that higher self in command. Don't let the lower self take over." To justify King's own lapses into that lower self, some of his apologists—including Oates—have attributed them simply to King's vital nature, his ardent, uncontainably urgent heart. Rather, one senses that for King, inextricably caught in the duress and fear and solitude of the unremitting moral struggle he had to sustain, those episodes were an almost unthinking reflex of escape, complete and obliterating, into the luxurious, sweet swimming anarchy of the flesh.
But for someone of King's huge propensity for guilt, it was as if all his despair over such private betrayals of his high meaning—and more, his ministry's toll on his own people—could only be expiated by surrendering himself to a readiness to die. As early as his first rallies in Montgomery, he was already casting himself in the same drama of crucifixion that he would invoke, thirteen years later, at the mass meeting in Memphis on the last night of his life. Suddenly strangling into tears before a startled congregation, he blurted out, "Lord, I hope no one will have to die as a result of our struggle for freedom here in Montgomery…. But if anyone has to die, let it be me." And later, when his house was bombed, he proclaimed, "If I had to die tomorrow morning, I would die happy—because I've been to the mountaintop, and I've seen the Promised Land!" For the rest of his life, he went on repeating the same invocation of fatality.
Martin Luther King, Jr. (Orbis, 1982).↩
Martin Luther King, Jr. (Orbis, 1982).↩


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Sunday, 11 March 2001
Dear Brothers and Sisters,
1. "The Lord Jesus Christ will change our lowly body to be like his glorious body" (Phil 3: 21). These words of St Paul, which we heard in the second reading of today's liturgy, remind us that our true homeland is in heaven and that Jesus will transfigure our mortal body into a glorious body like his own. The Apostle comments in this way on the mystery of the Transfiguration of the Lord which the Church proclaims on this Second Sunday of Lent. Jesus, in fact, wanted to offer a sign and a prophecy of his glorious Resurrection, in which we are also called to share. What was accomplished in Jesus, our Head, must also be fulfilled in us who form his Body.
This is a great mystery for the life of the Church, since we should not think that the transfiguration will happen only later after death. The saints' lives and the martyrs' witness teach us that if the transfiguration of the body will occur at the end of time with the resurrection of the flesh, that of the heart takes place now on this earth with the help of grace.
We can ask ourselves: What are "transfigured" men and women like? The answer is very beautiful: they are people who follow Christ in living and dying; who are inspired by him and let themselves be imbued with the grace that he gives us; whose food is to do the Father's will; who let themselves be led by the Spirit; who prefer nothing to Christ's kingdom; who love others to the point of shedding their blood for them; who are ready to give him their all without expecting anything in return; who - in a word - live loving and die forgiving.
The list of those who are being raised to the glory of the altars today for confessing their faith and dying for it is long. There are 38 priests from the Archdiocese of Valencia, with a large group of men and women, members of Catholic Action, also from Valencia; 18 Dominicans and two priests from the Archdiocese of Zaragoza; four Friars Minor and six Friars Minor Conventual; 12 Friars Minor Capuchin with five Capuchin women religious and a Discalced Augustinian; 11 Jesuits with a young lay man; 30 Salesians and two Daughters of Mary Help of Christians; 19 Third Order Capuchins of Our Lady of Sorrows with a laywoman cooperator; one Priest of the Sacred Heart of Jesus (Dehonian); the chaplain of La Salle College of Bonanova, Barcelona, with five Brothers of the Christian Schools; 24 Carmelite Sisters of Charity; one Servite Sister; six Sisters of the Pious Schools with two laywomen cooperators from Uruguay, who are the first blesseds of this Latin American country; two Little Sisters of the Abandoned Elderly, three Third Order Capuchins of the Holy Family; a Claretian Missionary Sister; and lastly, Francisco Castelló y Aleu, a young member of Catholic Action in Lleida.
The testimonies we have received speak of honest, exemplary people whose martyrdom sealed lives that were interwoven with work, prayer and religious commitment in their families, parishes and religious congregations. Many of them in life had already enjoyed a reputation for holiness among their countrymen. It could be said that their exemplary conduct prepared them in a way for the supreme confession of faith that is martyrdom.
How can we not be deeply moved at hearing the accounts of their martyrdom? The elderly María Teresa Ferragud was arrested at the age of 83 with her four contemplative religious daughters. On 25 October 1936, the feast of Christ the King, she asked to accompany her daughters to martyrdom and to be executed last so that she might encourage them to die for the faith. Her death made such an impression on her executioners that they exclaimed: "This is a true saint". No less edifying was the witness of the other martyrs, such as the young Francisco Castelló y Aleu, 22 years old, a chemist by profession and a member of Catholic Action. Realizing the gravity of the situation, he did not want to hide but to offer his youth as a loving sacrifice to God and his brethren; he left us three letters, an example of strength, generosity, serenity and happiness, written a few moments before his death to his sisters, his spiritual director and his fiancée. Or the newly ordained priest, Germán Gozalbo, 23 years old, who was shot only two months after celebrating his first Mass, after endless humiliations and abuses.
3. How many examples of serenity and Christian hope! All these new blesseds and many other anonymous martyrs paid with their blood for the hatred of the faith and of the Church which was unleashed by the religious persecution and the outbreak of the Civil War, the immense tragedy that Spain experienced in the 20th century. During those terrible years many priests, religious and lay people were killed simply because they were active members of the Church. The new blesseds being raised to the altars today were not involved in political or ideological struggles, nor did they want to be concerned with them. This is well known to many of you who are their relatives and are taking part in this beatification today with great joy. They died solely for religious motives. Now, by this solemn proclamation of their martyrdom, the Church wishes to recognize these men and women as examples of courage and constancy in faith, helped by God's grace. For us they are models of consistency with the truth they professed, while at the same time they honour the noble Spanish people and the Church.
May their blessed memory remove forever any form of violence, hatred and resentment from Spanish soil! May everyone, especially young people, know the blessing of peace in freedom: peace forever, peace with everyone and for everyone!
At the beginning of the third millennium the pilgrim Church in Spain is called to live a new springtime of Christianity, since she has been watered and fertilized by the blood of so many martyrs. Sanguis martyrum, semen christianorum! The blood of martyrs is the seed of Christians (Tertullian, Apol., 50, 13: CCL 1, 171)! Today these words, coined during the persecutions of the first centuries, must instil hope in your apostolic initiatives and pastoral efforts in the often difficult task of the new evangelization. For this you can rely on the incomparable help of your martyrs. Remember their valour: "Consider the outcome of their life and imitate their faith. Jesus Christ is the same yesterday and today and for ever" (Heb 13: 7-8).
5. I would like to entrust an intention deeply rooted in your hearts to the intercession of the new blesseds: the end of terrorism in Spain. For several decades you have been put to the test by a horrible sequence of violence and killing. At the root of these deeply regrettable incidents is a perverse logic which must be denounced. Terrorism is born of hate and in turn feeds it; it is radically unjust and increases the situations of injustice, since it seriously offends God and the dignity and rights of individuals. With terror, man is always the loser! No motive, cause or ideology can justify it. Only peace builds peoples. Terror is the enemy of humanity.
6. Dear friends in the Lord, the Father's voice also said to us in today's Gospel: "This is my Son, my Chosen, listen to him" (Lk 9: 35). Listening to Jesus means following and imitating him. The cross has a very special place on this journey. There is a direct connection between the cross and our transfiguration. Imitating Christ in death is the way that leads to the resurrection of the dead, that is, to our transformation in him (Phil 3: 10-11). Now, in the celebration of the Eucharist Jesus gives his Body and his Blood so that, in a certain way, we can have a foretaste here on earth of our final state, when our mortal bodies will be transfigured in the likeness of Christ's glorious body.
May Mary, Queen of Martyrs, help us to listen to and imitate her Son. Let us ask her, who accompanied her divine Son in his earthly life and remained faithful to him at the foot of the Cross, to teach us to be faithful to Christ at every moment without losing heart in the face of difficulties; may she grant us the same strength with which the martyrs confessed their faith. In calling upon her as our Mother, I implore the gifts of peace, happiness and steadfast hope for everyone present here today and for your families.


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Meal Planning Monday
November 8, 2010
- Monday: Multigrain Fish Fillets, green beans, Smart Pasta rotini
- Tuesday:beef stew
- Wednesday:sticky sesame chicken, broccoli, leftover rotini
- Thursday:pulled pork sandwiches on whole wheat buns, green beans
- Friday:easy lasagna, spinach salad
- Saturday:Curried Chicken with Harvest Fruit, basmati rice, carrots
- Sunday:roast beef, mashed potatoes, carrots
UPDATE: I put in links for the recipes I use. Hope you enjoy!
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November 8, 2010 12:25 pm
Planning is key!!
So…sticky sesame chicken huh? sounds good, do you have an easy & healthy recipe to share?? hint hint
November 9, 2010 8:46 pm
Thanks for sharing you meal plans! You are so on top of things!


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© 2013 Crossings at Carnegie
July 26, 2013
doors open at 7pm
Performance next door at the State Theatre in Zumbrota (map)
Mason Jennings tackles the exponentially growing responsibilities of adulthood in his latest release, "Minnesota." He'll perform songs from the album (and others) on Fri., July 26, at 8 p.m. Crossings is bringing him to the State Theatre.
As one grows into adulthood, remaining steadfastly single-minded about one's pursuits gets increasingly difficult. With his new album, "Minnesota," Jennings crafts a collage of love trying to survive the transition into being a grown-up in a complex world.
"The album is called, 'Minnesota' because it's a metaphor for an ever-changing landscape. More than any place I've ever been, things change so much here, even month-to-month. But even as things change, Minnesota is where my home is, where my center is," Jennings said.
"Minnesota" represents a step toward the light after the darkness of "Blood of Man," Jennings' last album.
A case in point is the first song on the album, "Bitter Heart," which manages to be simultaneously plaintive and hopeful. Musically, Mason paints from a more varied palette than ever. For instance, piano is featured more prominently than any of his previous albums.


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"Did you go in the hot tub?" he asks me.
"No, but I definitely saw some naked people in there," I say.
"I would not go in that hot tub if I were you."
The men tell me their overalls were designed by a friend back in Du Quoin. On the 2011 cruise, Kid Rock saw their threads and brought the boys up to the VIP area. Now they are back to hand-deliver a custom pair to Bobby.
10 a.m. Wake up. Throw up. Pass out.
10:30 a.m. Rewake up.
11 a.m. Gorge on bacon at the buffet.
12 p.m. Beer, light tit-seeing.
4 p.m. Lunch.
4:30 p.m. Get dressed in proper pimp/ho/redneck-themed evening attire.
6 p.m. Switch from beer to whiskey.
7:30 p.m. Dinner. Purell. WASHY WASHY, MOTHERFUCKER.
8 p.m. to midnight Weed, whiskey, music, public nudity, gambling.
2 a.m. Vomiting and/or fucking.
"The pair this year has the Rebel Soul theme with the helicopter, and it says LET'S RIDE across it," Monte tells me. "And on the back, it has the Wounded Warrior logo. And then below that, it says NEVER FORGET across the ass, and then below that on the left is the Arlington National Cemetery. It's like tombstones are going off in the distance. Badass."
Monte hands me a beer, and I tell him I'll buy him one in return. He smiles and politely refuses the offer.
"No way, man. You're family now."
There is a jail on the Pearl—a plain white room located in the bowels of the ship, with a dirty foam mattress and a dim fluorescent light. It's like being locked inside a vault: confinement within confinement. Last week's cruise, which was hosted by 311, had a number of scofflaws, including a "Spider-Woman" who got so high she tried to scale down the front of the ship. The ship's nurse will tell me that she ended up dangling from one of the wiper blades outside the captain's bridge. There was also a woman from New Jersey who died on that cruise. Possible heart attack. They stored her in the ship's morgue—a small closet with room for two cadavers. Later, the nurse will show me the dead woman's toe tag.
On the first morning, there's a rumor that Kid Rock is plowed and doing shots in one of the hot tubs. But by the time word has spread from stem to stern, he's gone. He's like a redneck phantom. I overhear one woman as she laments missing her chance to get wet with Bobby. "I should really be a better stalker," she says.
I head for the breakfast buffet. Before entering, for this or any other meal, you are encouraged to get a squirt of Purell from a lady guarding the doors. Every time you get a squirt, she says, "Washy washy! Happy happy!" This will become a running joke among the passengers. By the end of the trip, everyone is saying hi to one another by shouting, "WASHY WASHY, MOTHERFUCKER!"
It's relatively subdued in here, at least compared with last night, when a woman with huge fake tits and two glittery pasties that looked like tiny starbursts was posing for photographs right next to the soft-serve ice cream bar. She could even flex her boobs individually without touching them. A few feet away, a 13-year-old boy (one of only three minors I see the entire week) saw Sparkle Tits while getting a glass of milk. This, surely, would've been the greatest moment of his young life, were it not for the fact that his mother was standing right there, trying to distract him from Sparkle Tits while simultaneously refusing to acknowledge her existence.
This morning, so far: no tits with my oatmeal. From my window, I can see Great Stirrup Cay. The beaches on the tiny, Cast Away-sized island were damaged this past fall during Hurricane Sandy, but Norwegian restored them. Now the island is ready to become Redneck Paradise.
Once we arrive on the sand, the first activity of the day is the Lucky Bitch contest, in which various ladies get up on a picnic table and, like, do stuff to get the crowd excited. Tits, of course, play a vital role. One contestant asks, "If I get naked, can I meet Kid Rock?" The winner ends up being a buxom brunette named Tina who managed to keep her top off the longest. Her prize is a merch certificate (redeemable in the onboard gift shop), a plastic tiara, and a sash that says MISS LUCKY BITCH 2013. I ask Tina if she was happy to beat out some of the skinnier, blonder women up on the stage. "Oh yeah," she says. "And you know why I won?" She clutches her boobs. "Because these are real. And bruised!"
The Speedo Contest, a just form of revenge for the Lucky Bitch contest, is next. I was offered a spot in the competition and didn't hesitate for a second before accepting. GQ didn't send me here to sit on my ass. Kid Rock and his fans want your participation. They crave it. They reward it. This is not a passive experience. You are meant to get very drunk and very naked and encourage others to do likewise. These people are busting their asses trying to have the time of their lives. It would be an insult not to make the same effort myself.
The cruise organizers lend me a pair of Kid Rock women's underwear (close enough to a Speedo)—a set of drum-tight black panties with Kid Rock's face silk-screened just to the left of my balls and his anthem-slash-motto CUCCI GALORE spread across my ass cheeks—and now I've got them on underneath my normal blue swim trunks. My strategy is a classic reveal: dance around for a bit in the trunks, then turn around, bend over, drop trou, and give everyone the goods. I pound two margaritas to give me some nerve before I get in line with my fellow contestants. A woman with a squirt gun walks down the line shooting whiskey into everyone's mouth, while hundreds of drunken ladies in the crowd scream for us to take the stage, all of them hungry for more beer and more male self-debasement. I'm ready to go.
But I've got serious competition. Many of these men are Speedo-contest veterans, and they know it takes more than just showing off the banana hammock, especially given our less-than-stellar physiques. We're an oddly shaped, sporadically hairy group of men. A few guys ahead of me in line is Randy, a short, furry guy who pulls off his suit to reveal that he's wearing his wife's panties. The crowd roars in approval. Randy tells me his wife demanded that he wear them: "She said it would be hot. I just wanna make her happy." There's also a guy with a stuffed chicken glued to his package (a cock, get it?) and another dude with a stuffed monkey down there. Right in front of me is Aaron, a skinny fellow who has a utility belt of Coors Light bottles around his waist and a blonde woman firing him up by shouting at him, over and over, "You're gonna fucking win!" All I have is CUCCI GALORE. I may be outgunned.


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Gov. Perry Appoints Moseley to Texas Transportation Commission
Gov. Rick Perry has appointed Jeff Moseley of Houston to the Texas Transportation Commission for a term to expire Feb. 1, 2017. The commission oversees the Texas Department of Transportation.
Moseley is self-employed and a consultant for Opportunity Houston. He is also former president and CEO of the Greater Houston Partnership, past executive director of the Economic Development and Tourism Department for the Office of the Governor and a former Denton County Judge. He is a member of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Committee of 100, and a board member of the Greater Houston Convention and Visitors Bureau, Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo, United Way of Greater Houston, the Center for Houston's Future, and the NCAA Meineke Car Care Bowl of Texas. He is a past board member of the Texas Economic Development Corporation and a volunteer for Houston Youth with a Mission.
Moseley received a bachelor's degree from Southern Nazarene University in Oklahoma.
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Survivor 2013 Spoilers: Blue Lagoon Bustle Challenge Preview
Here's our first challenge reveal for another Survivor spoiler from tonight's season premiere. Two tribes, of course, with 9 players on each side (yep, it's obviously after that first set of eliminations). Players will have to head out through the lagoon, navigate a series of climbing and swimming obstacles, release a boat, and bring back […]Read More..>>


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This jacket looks really hot. The design is super classy but not overly dressy. It's cut like the jacket of a military dress uniform; it's fitted along the torso, upper chest and back. The sleeves are roomy. It gives a great silhouette. The only downside is that, just like a military uniform, you really can't abduct or extend your arms without almost ripping the shoulder seams.
I tried both the XS and the M, (both just don't let you do too much with your arms) and decided to keep both. One for formal evenings and one for casual evenings so I can layer up a bunch underneath.
I gave the coat 4 stars because the large buttons are barely sewn on securely. I would've liked a zipper underneath but oh well, definitely love it anyway.
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Healing traumatic childbirth experience
My baby was born two weeks ago and the experience was very scary. My baby's heartbeat stopped when the cord prolapsed and wrapped around his neck. He was very blue and the doctor and nurses just kept saying, "You have to push him out NOW ... his heart has stopped." I felt so out of control and now the doctors and nurses are dismissing the incident and acting as if it didn't even happen. I can't seem to get this horrible experience out of my mind. How can I deal with these feelings?Question:
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Gayle Peterson, PhD, is a family therapist specializing in prenatal and family development. She is a clinical member of the Association... Read more
You are experiencing "flashbacks," which could be a result of post traumatic stress caused by your traumatic childbirth. The dismissal of this event only makes matters worse. It is important that you have the opportunity to process these feelings as soon as possible. Doing so now will make any future pregnancies less stressful.
Consider talking with a counselor who specializes in postpartum adjustment. You may also benefit from talking with sympathetic friends, who listen to your story, rather than try to negate it. Chapter four in my book, "An Easier Childbirth" discusses exercises to transform past trauma in childbirth. Below is an adaptation of these steps, which you may also consider in healing from the trauma of this event.
Retrieving the positive
Start by writing down (or speaking with someone) about the ways your body did a good job. You pushed your baby out when you needed to do so and your body cooperated on a deep biological level for your baby to be born alive! Your body and your baby cooperated with your birthing team, to triumph over danger. See if you can look at your past experience from the perspective.
Reframe your experience, highlighting the aspects of your past childbirth that can aid you in any future birth experiences. In this case, acknowledging the power of your love to push your baby out even with all the difficulties present, was a tremendously scary, but very powerful act!
Self-acceptance visualization
Self-acceptance is the cure for feelings of self-blame or other people's denial or rejection, which are so often a part of a frightening childbirth experience. Reconnecting with your past "self" can help. You will find new energy available as this lost part of yourself finds it way home.
A friend or your partner can read the following exercise to you, while you close your eyes and visualize. You may also choose to read it into a tape recorder and play it back to yourself. You may choose to read it through once, then slowly again as you take time to visualize between sentences.
- Take a few minutes to recall the past childbirth. Remember the surroundings and sounds, the birthing team telling you to push (knowing now full well that she would be fine).
- Imagine that you can take an older and wiser you back to the side of your younger self in labor. Visualize the older and wiser you being there to comfort your younger self in your last labor. Imagine you can hold her with all the love and compassion you have ever given to anyone else. Give it to the younger you, who at that time, unlike now, did not know things would be all right. Speak directly to the younger self now, telling her it will be fine, her baby will be alive and well and in her arms soon! Tell her anything that she needed to hear back then, while she pushed so hard with all of her strength and love.
See the younger "self" absorb the knowledge or whatever else she needed then, and watch her change in some subtle, but important way. See her absorb what she needs in order to heal, to feel whole now.
- With compassion, hold the younger you. Comfort her. Then bring her back with you, slowly, lovingly, through time. After you have a sense of feeling whole, then bring yourself back to the room and to your present surroundings. Take your time to come back to your environment.
When feelings of being frightened, or overwhelmed by your past experience persist, or they stop you from doing this exercise, seek help from a qualified postpartum psychotherapist to help you review and heal from this past childbirth. Dealing with these feelings now, will allow you to relax if you have another child.
Childbirth as opportunity for learning
Giving birth opens us to ourselves, our own resources, as well as to new life. Maturity comes as we deal with difficulties on life's path. Our personalities become more defined as we grow and develop throughout life. Always, birth provides us with an opportunity for learning.
Even in very difficult circumstances, we often have more choices than we could have imagined. Ask yourself you learned about yourself from your childbirth experience that opened you to yourself, or life in a deeper way. Is there anything that is changing for you now as you learn about yourself, as a new mother? For example: Are you stronger than you thought, or more capable than you imagined? Write down any new insights that come to mind, any thoughts, feelings or reflections on your childbirth experience and what it has taught you about yourself and your resources to handle life's adversities.
Visualize a positive birth
Imagine as fully as you can what it would have felt like to have your baby come down and through your vagina, with a strong heartbeat. You are pushing, your baby begins to crown, you can feel a burning sensation as you pant and begin to stretch around your baby's head. Here comes your baby, right out of your vagina, born healthy and it rests quietly in your arms.
Give yourself the right to see this…like an alternate movie in your mind. Imagining it can help you heal some of what might have been hurting, but more importantly can give you a sense of the normal process. Your body registers the sensation of what you imagine deeply. It creates a memory tracing of your visualization. In this way you are communicating to your body's consciousness your desire to learn how to adjust and adapt to your next labor, (should you want further children) which will likely be very different.
Integrating the power of this experience will help ease your anxiety around future childbirth. Still, do not be alarmed when your child's first birthday and a future pregnancy bring the experience up again for review. It will be important to process it as it arises each time. By doing so, you continue to integrate and heal.
Never forget, that it is under pressure that coal transforms into Diamonds. Life's difficulties, too, can bring us jewels with time and focus. Take your birthing experience seriously. Give yourself the opportunity to integrate the powerful feelings that are the very nature of giving birth. Although the need for women to integrate these feelings is unrecognized, you do not need to undervalue your own experience and the power it holds for you. You will not only regain a part of yourself, by attending to your feelings about the birth, but likely benefit from the depth your life experience offers. Healing from the trauma, will allow you to retrieve the wonder of birth.Answer:


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Starting with my own 1870's League Ball, this Excelsior style ball is an inspired re-creation of a ball originally offered by the Shibe Company of Philadelphia. Presumably made in honor of the Excelsior Base Ball Club of Brooklyn (the team was likely defunct by the time these balls were produced in the 1870's), it is unknown whether these styles were offered for public sale or if they were early "official" base balls that were commissioned by the individual teams or leagues. Either way, they are beautifully designed and I am happy to include them in the collection.
Each ball is wrapped in tissue and foil and is presented in a custom, hand labeled box which is personally signed by the maker.
Choose from Pure White or Vintage Cream leather.
Stitch color is White.
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This fantastic costume includes a beige jumpsuit, which fastens at the front by zip. Jumpsuit comes with collar and colour Ghostbusters logo on right upper-sleeve and also above left breast pocket. There are two breast pockets with zips to keep ghost-busting gadgets in!
The inflatable proton pack comes with shoulder and waist straps and fasten with plastic buckles. The gun attaches to the backpack via Velcro. For extra value, the proton pack comes with a puncture repair patch in case of emergency.
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Guest artist recital March 3 to feature saxophonist Adam LarsonFebruary 21, 2013
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EAU CLAIRE — The University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire music and theatre arts department will present a guest artist recital by saxophonist-composer Adam Larson at 2 p.m. March 3 in Phillips Recital Hall of the Haas Fine Arts Center.
Featured pieces will include "Good Day Without You," "Wheels on the Bus" and "Song With a Bridge," all by Larson.
Described by critic Howard Reich of The Chicago-Tribune as "a player for whom the word 'prodigious' was coined" and by Peter Hum of the Ottawa Citizen as "a saxophonist who brings Donny McCaslin and Mark Turner to mind," Larson has garnered numerous awards that showcase his abilities as a performer and composer. Upon completion of his bachelor's degree at the Manhattan School of Music in 2008, Larson was selected as a member of the inaugural Manhattan School of Music Jazz Institute to continue his studies as a master's student, where he now studies on full scholarship. He also is a faculty member for Arturo O'Farrill's Afro Latin Jazz Alliance teaching program.
Larson, who maintains active touring and recording schedules, can be seen as a sideman with several groups such as the Michael Rodriguez Quintet and the Nils Weinhold Quintet. As the leader of his own quintet, Larson recently recorded his debut album and has brought his group to perform at notable New York City venues such as Smalls and The Blue Note. He is a sought-after clinician and master class presenter at high schools and universities and does commissioned ensemble writing for school jazz ensembles.
Guest artist recitals are free and open to the public. For more information about UW-Eau Claire music events, visit the music events calendar.


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M.I.A. Talks Super Bowl, Versace Collaboration, & The Weeknd on Hot 97
To kick off her album release week, M.I.A. stopped by Hot 97 for a sit-down interview with Peter Rosenberg, Cipha Sounds, and Laura Stylez. The controversial singer, who is currently embroiled in a legal battle with the NFL, opened up about the Super Bowl controversy.
She even met the man who was in charge of censoring her performance and they struck up a friendship. "It was a battle of the fingers," she said.
Her bootleg-inspired collaboration with Versus Versace is now in stores. But she admitted that the pricey collection can be had for less on the streets. "Some of the bootleg stuff is actually better than the real Versace," she said.
She samples The Weeknd on "Exodus" and "Sexodus" off Matangi. "I feel like The Weeknd probably is gonna inspire a whole generation of babies being born," she said of the Canadian crooner. "In 18 years we'll find out there was a little peak in the population, then I'd put that down to The Weeknd."
Plus, hear her break down the lyrics to "Paper Planes."
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Fall Conference for Veterinarians
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Laboratories and workshops require an additional registration fee and are not subject to refunds. Should a program not meet minimum registration requirements by Monday, August 25, 2014, it may be cancelled. If the program is cancelled, registrants will be notified and all registration fees associated with the program will be refunded in full.
All hands-on opportunities will be held at the College of Veterinary Medicine. A shuttle will be provided for all registrants of these programs.
Bone Marrow Biopsy
Date: Thursday, September 11, 2014
Time: 10:00 a.m. - Noon
Location: Clinical Skills Learning Center
Instructors: Stanley I. Rubin, Suzette M. LeClerc
Fee: $75
Limit: 15
This wet lab session will cover proper techniques for bone marrow biopsy in the dog. A pre-lab will discuss indications for bone marrow biopsy, and overview of technique.
Pediatric Sterilization
Date: Thursday, September 11, 2014
Time: 10:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
Location: Champaign County Humane Society
Instructor: G. Robert Weedon
Fee: $75
Limit: 6
Pediatric sterilization techniques have become more sophisticated and more popular in recent years. Learn the advantages to pediatric sterilization and some of the techniques necessary to perform it. Attendance at lecture is mandatory for the lab.
Non-Surgical Neutering
This Session Is Full. Please contact our office at firstname.lastname@example.com if you would like to be placed on a waiting list.
Date: Friday, September 12, 2014
Time: 9:30 a.m.-Noon
Location: Champaign County Humane Society
Instructor: G. Robert Weedon
Fee: $75
Limit: 6 (Session is at capacity.)
Zeuterin (Zinc gluconate neutralized with arginine) is the only FDA-Approved non-surgical sterilant for use in male dogs. Learn how the product works and how to properly administer it in this lecture/lab. Certification is required in order to administer Zeuterin. Attendance at the lecture is mandatory for the lab.


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