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The first meeting will be held on Tuesday at 6:00 p.m. at the Bolivar County Courthouse in Cleveland. The second will take place at the Rosedale Courthouse on June 27, 2013.
Citizens are encouraged to attend and voice their concerns about crime and the correctional department as a whole.
"This is an opportunity for people to meet and ask questions about different issues," said Williams. "We want people to know we are there for them and we're willing to listen to their concerns or complaints.
"We'll also try and answers as many questions as we can about the Mississippi Department of Corrections closing the Rosedale Community Work Center."
MDOC Commissioner Christopher Epps announced earlier this year that the department would be closing four of the state's 17 CWCs, including Rosedale's, on July 15 due to lack of funds and a limited number of qualified offenders.
The centers typically house between 75-100 inmates, booked on lighter offenses, who work at county facilities and assist city public work departments by cutting grass, picking up trash, performing janitorial work and helping at local schools.
"We met with the commissioner a couple weeks ago and I asked if there was any way we could house some of the inmates from the CWC at the Bolivar County Regional Correctional Facility," said Williams.
"Aside from closing the centers because of budget issues, he said there just wasn't enough inmates with the right class status to put at our facility. He wants to fill the remaining CWCs to capacity before we could get their inmates."
Williams and the BCRCF currently house 16 joint-county offenders who are classified at a different status than CWC offenders. Each group of workers has different rights and freedoms.
Williams said space for joint-county workers at the BCRCF is limited to only 24 spots.
"I'd like to see this number go up and build our program to help fill the void of the CWC closing, but based on what the commissioner said, we won't be able to get any of their inmates.
"We want to accommodate and do whatever we can to fill the void," assured Williams, who remains in constant communication with Epps about the issue. "The county relies on them."
Local leaders remain concerned with Epps's decision, saying it could cost the county about $2.5 million in annual labor wages that were previously unpaid.
Williams said the workers in his program are distributed first to county agencies; meaning local cities and towns would not have first access to their labor.
Willams added that his inmates would only work in the municipalities if they were not needed on a particular day at the county level.
Faith leaders, nonprofits and advocates from across the state have urged state officials to keep Community Work Centers open.
A letter pleading for change was sent to the commissioner this week and was signed by more than 20 agencies, including the ACLU, Mississippi Center for Justice, the National Juvenile Justice Network and the Mississippi State Conference of the NAACP.
"We need fewer prison beds, not fewer work centers," reads the letter. "We encourage you to work together with the legislature and community on three common-sense alternatives that can help keep these work centers open by cutting costs elsewhere:
* Review the records of all prisoners sentenced for low-level violations or parole revocations to determine their eligibility for release or placement in community corrections.
* Ensure that first-time, low-level nonviolent offenders and technical parole violators do not serve prison time.
* Re-examine how time earned for early release through good behavior – also known as "good time"– is allocated; and ensure that all people in MDOC custody are maximizing their ability to earn good time and be granted early release."
Despite pleas from all levels, Epps and the MDOC have shown no signs of reversing the decision.
"I don't have any reason to believe — have no indications — that they will change their minds. The center is going to close on July 15," said Williams.


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Of course, you'd have to let Jack be Jack for a totally successful gig.
That means allowing the guy to let loose with his obscenities. With maybe the exception of Samuel L. Jackson, no living actor has a greater command on the F-bomb than Jack. There would be a lot of bleeping, of course, but the television viewers would get it.
No. 1: Ricky Gervais
Let's be honest, Ricky Gervais was a flop of epic proportions in his third and presumably final Golden Globes hosting gig a few years ago, but that doesn't make the man any less funny overall.
As much as the Golden Globes thinks it influences the Oscars, they still are small potatoes to the Motion Picture Academy -- which needs its Golden Boy to be a bit tarnished for going all high-art on us year after year with unexplainable nominations that wreak of a "we're smarter than you" attitude.
And who better to throw the dirt the statuette's way than the master mudslinger Gervais?
Of course, the Academy would know going in that they'd have a live-wire on their hands with Gervais, and as much as they'd try to muzzle his thoughts on over-privileged actors and the hypocrisies of Hollywood, he'd presumably do what he pleases.
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Because it turns out that Valladolid is central to Chichen Itza, Ek Balam and Coba. Plus it's just a bonus that the Rio Lagartos and San Felipe ecological reserves are nearby as well.
Filled with majestic churches, old mansions and buildings that speak of times of conquest, a Spanish heritage and the indigenous Mayan past, Valladolid's rich historical legacy is carried on proudly by its friendly people who open their doors daily for visitors to get a glimpse of one of the Yucatan's most beautiful Colonial cities.
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Valladolid played an important role in the conquest and holds a special place in the heart of all Mayan people because the area's natives refused to accept Spanish dominion. When conquistadors arrived, the area was known to Mayan's as "Saci" (white hawk in Maya) and was a major political and religious center of the lords of the noble Mayan house of Cupul. Because of its importance, Saci was home to other Mayan nobles as well such as the Cupules of Conil and Cocones of Satuta who were not at all interested in being dominated by Spaniards and refused to subjugate themselves to their rule.
However, with time the entire Yucatan Peninsula was finally conquered by Montejo and after the difficult war on the Cupules of Conil he built Valladolid right on top of the Mayan temples of Saci. Montejo called his new headquarters Valladolid, after the city of the same name in Spain is where King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella were married. Interestingly enough the Spanish Government has recently deemed Valladolid as one of the most authentic Spanish cities in the Americas and has granted large sums of money to aid in its preservation.
Valladolid is the second oldest city in the Yucatan and its narrow streets and aged buildings give testiment to a glorious past that even bore witness to the War of the Castes. Today Valladolid is known as a city that carries its rich legacy quietly in the tourism sector so not much is ever publicized about it. But upon arrival visitors will find a thriving commercial center that has been critical to the Yucatan's development throughout the years.
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Apologies to Samuel Taylor Coleridge, The Ancient Mariner and Albatrosses everywhere.
Water, water everywhere, but not a drop to use. That's how some Georgians may feel if Gov. Deal has his way in the General Assembly with SB 213, the cleverly named Flint River Drought Protection Act. It allows the State and select private partners to store water in underground aquifers to be pumped and augmented back into creeks and the river at a later time for downstream use. It sounds simple and straightforward. Well [pun intended], the Albatross is in the details.
The bill introduces an entirely new form of water ownership into Georgia (State, versus common, ownership) and opens the door to western-US-style water ownership (private control). An upstream user could hold water to be sold or dedicated for downstream users' purposes. Currently, Georgians have a right to reasonable use of water flowing through and lying under their property. With SB 213, they could be denied use of that water because an upstream property owner has sold it or promised it to someone downstream. Will the Governor shoot the Albatross and bring bad luck to riverfront property owners, farmers and municipalities?
You don't have to be a rocket scientist, hydrologist or fisheries biologist to understand that when you alter natural streamflows, unnatural things can happen. Depending on when water is removed and augmented back to the stream, unnaturally high stream temperatures and unnaturally low flows can be created that are capable of irreparable harm to a fishery. Trout Unlimited has purchased water rights in western states to restore and enhance streamflows to ensure healthy fisheries. Will the General Assembly shoot the Albatross and bring bad luck to natural streamflows?
Injecting water, to be used later, for storage underground, Aquifer Storage and Recovery (ASR), has long been a contentious issue in Georgia. ASR is a risky proposition. If everything goes perfectly, precious groundwater supplies do not become contaminated – if. Contamination of aquifers and wells have occurred in ASR projects. If everything goes perfectly, wells do not go dry when aquifers are pumped during droughts once downstream users demand their 'augmented' water – if. ASR along the Flint River would allow Metro Atlanta to draw more water out of the Chattahoochee River to be replenished in the Flint for Alabama and Florida's use downstream. It is argued that if the State controls the water it will make decisions in the best interest of all parties – if. Will the General Assembly shoot the Albatross and bring bad luck to our state for the sake of Metro Atlanta?
Augmentation would allow Georgia's Environmental Protection Division (EPD) Director to decide how stored water is allocated. The Director is authorized in the bill to make two lists: winners and losers. The Director would be able to deny property owners reasonable use of 'augmented' water, pumped from ASR projects that is flowing through and lying under their property for the benefit of a city, business owner or another state far, far away. This radically diminishes a property owners rights. There are currently active, limited augmentation projects to protect endangered species. SB 213 would inject ASR and augmentation on a large scale into Georgia. Will Georgia's EPD Director shoot the Albatross and bring bad luck to Georgians that dwell and work along our waterways?
If the objective is to solve the Flint River's streamflow problems, HB 1085 – The Farmers Private Property Act, should be advanced. It contains the effective elements of SB 213 without the augmentation language. However, HB 1085 has been squashed by Gov. Deal. Will SB 213 be an Albatross around Georgia's neck and bring the bad luck of increased ASR and augmentation to Georgia?
While the Flint River is a warm water stream, Georgia Trout Unlimited's mission based opposition to SB 213 is the precedent it sets by modifying riparian rights to commoditize and unitize streamflow for downstream use. ASR could exacerbate, not solve low streamflows. The Flint River is currently named as one of America's Most Endangered Rivers. This could happen on a trout stream near you.
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Stanley is the new assistant professor of art and currently teaches beginning drawing, 3D design one and two, and sculpture one through six.
Stanley received his bachelor of fine arts in sculpture from the University of South Dakota.
After graduation and a little traveling, Stanley settled in New Orleans.
"I worked down there for about three years in the New Orleans School of Glassworks. I was in charge of the metal department," said Stanley.
However, after Hurricane Katrina ravaged all of New Orleans, Stanley was forced to leave.
"Katrina hit and I lost everything. I was living up town and there was about seven feet of water in my house," said Stanley.
It was then that he decided to attend graduate school, however, that was even more of a challenge than expected due to his losses during Katrina.
"Nobody would take me because I lost my entire portfolio," said Stanley.
Stanley was finally accepted to the art program at Iowa State University on a temporary basis.
"They were the only people to even consider me. Once I got there and they found out I am an artist and I do know what I'm doing, I got my graduate degree in integrated visual arts, which basically means that I studied a lot with how people interact with art in their lives," said Stanley.
Iowa State hired him after graduate school and he taught there the last five years.
While Stanley enjoyed his students and colleagues, it was the small town feel of Delta State that drew him to the university.
"I had been looking for a smaller school — more teaching oriented. Living in New Orleans I had been through the Delta. I really like this area a lot and fell in love with this area.
"When the job became open it was a no brainer to apply," said Stanley.
It didn't take long before Stanley and his wife were both in love with the Delta.
"It has a lot of character, really great people, a beautiful campus, a lot of opportunities, and there's a lot of need in Mississippi as well," said Stanley.
Stanley's wife, a former head women's basketball coach is volunteering with DSU's women's basketball team and looking for a position.
Stanley is now teaching classes as well as working to make Delta State's art facilities even better.
"These facilities are really great facilities, really big rooms and lots of space. We are actually going to be expanding out the back for a stone carving area.
"A professor from Belhaven just donated another foundry, we have two now and can melt and pour aluminum bronze," said Stanley.
While there is currently only one sculpture major at Delta State, Stanley's hopes are high for the future.
"I hope we can get it up and running and get the students excited about it too," said Stanley.
Teaching is not this sculptor's only passion, though.
"I broke into the pubic art world about three or four years ago," said Stanley.
Stanley owned a sculpture and furniture design studio in Iowa. "That really opened up a lot of doors for me — a lot of opportunities. I've done a lot of public work with furniture design in buildings and sculpture work," said Stanley.
A piece of his work hangs in the United States Department of Agriculture facility after winning a USDA national competition
"It's a large eight-foot metal fabricated steel ball, based on microorganisms and bacteria of mad cow disease and avian flu. It's hanging from the ceiling in their new facility," said Stanley.
"I also really like kinetic arts and moving parts, artwork you're supposed to touch."
Because of this, Stanley also enjoys designing furniture on the side.
"I really like that because furniture is something we integrate into our lives and we don't really think about it.
"It really goes heavily on the theme of interactive art, which I like," he said.
Stanley plans to pair with the Delta Arts Alliance to begin teaching welding classes to local high school students that are at risk of dropping out of the education track after high school or not finishing their education.
"Our country is in dire need of welders. We are short in that area and there are jobs everywhere. It's a skill that's teachable and learnable," said Stanley.
He hopes that through showing youth a different side of art, he can light a spark that will drive them to continue their education.
Stanley said he appreciates the Hazel and Jimmy Sanders Sculpture Garden on front of the BPAC on DSU's campus.
"I absolutely love it. I think it's in a great location, they do a great job selecting their artists, and I think the people that run it do a fantastic job."
Stanley enjoys the art located on the DSU campus and is pleased with the fact that the sculptures are rotated in and out every 18 months.
"My wife and I … we go and walk around it; take a look at the sculptures, and the fact that it does rotate; it's never going to get old. I wish that every community had something like this, the arts would just be flourishing," said Stanley.


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verb \ˈkach, ˈkech\: to use your hands to stop and hold (an object that is moving through the air)
: to use your hands to grasp and hold onto (someone or something)
: to capture and not allow (a person, animal, or fish) to escape
Full Definition of CATCH
Examples of CATCH
- Catch the ball and throw it to first base.
- She caught the ball with one hand.
- I dropped the book but managed to catch it before it hit the ground.
- I'll throw you the keys. Ready? Catch!
- He caught hold of her wrist.
- The police are working hard to catch the criminals and put them in jail.
- "I bet you can't catch me!" she yelled to her brother.
- I once caught 10 fish in a single day.
- In the summer, we would catch fireflies and put them in jars.
- I caught her just as she was leaving for work.
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noun: a hidden problem that makes something more complicated or difficult to do
: the act of stopping a moving object (such as a ball) and holding it in your hands : the act of catching something
: a game in which two or more people throw and catch a ball
Full Definition of CATCH
Examples of CATCH
- The shortstop made a tough catch.
- She used to play catch with her dad.
- Let's play a game of catch.
- a catch of about 20 fish
First Known Use of CATCH
noun (Concise Encyclopedia)English round, or simple perpetual canon, for three or more unaccompanied voices. Catches were sung by men as a popular pastime in the 16th–19th centuries. Catch texts were often humorous or ribald, and in some instances a pause in the melody in one voice was filled in by the notes and text of another, creating a pun or change of meaning, especially in the late-17th-century Restoration period.
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Re: Tirana Sitrep
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Email-ID | 379545 |
Date | 2011-01-22 20:57:48 |
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From: Michael Maness <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Date: Sat, 22 Jan 2011 14:56:30 -0500
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Subject: RE: Tirana Sitrep
No problem.
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To: Michael Maness
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Is this a U.S. or an Albanian LE source?
And if U.S., what is he doing with the opposition groups?
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From: Michael Maness <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Date: Sat, 22 Jan 2011 14:29:08 -0500
To: Fred Burton<email@example.com>
Subject: Tirana Sitrep
Just in from a contact (Former senior law enforcement officer with direct
access to Opposition party members).
Tirana : 22 Jan 2011 (Situation at 1930 local)
. Situation today calm, as Govt declared day of mourning for the
"martyrs" (Berisha's words).
. The Opposition has been hold-up all day today in Mayor Edi
Rama's office discussing next steps. There is some reluctance on their
part as to whether tomorrow's protest should proceed as planned. They have
apparently received word that many protesters intend to come armed to
protect themselves against the police. Rama has commented privately he
may lead the protest to try and keep them peaceful.
. Despite this, the Opposition continues to insist they will not
stop actions against the current regime until Berisha resigns. In
response, Berisha has declared that "anyone touching an official
government building will meet the same fate as the protestors yesterday."
. Rumblings have started in other major cities throughout Albania
re. sympathetic protests. Most notably Shkoder, Durres and Gjirokaster.
. There are reports of a handful of arrests of senior police
officials following yesterday's incident. Investigation is now underway as
to who gave the order to fire upon the crowds.
. Rumors continue to spread within the population that agents of
the State Intelligence Service (SHISH) had infiltrated the crowds and
provoked yesterday's violence. (Comment: No proof of this, but would not
be the first time SHISH was used in this capacity).
. Note: Great deal of fear and apprehension amongst the populace,
particularly in Tirana. Most still have vivid memories of '90 and '97.
Average Albanian is still well armed following the ransacking of weapons
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Union tradesmen put their collective foot down Thursday, showing support for the Willits Bypass Project and calling for an end to delays.
"The majority of people [in Willits] support it," John Galeotti, business representative for Operating Engineers Local 3, said. "I'd say it has about 90 percent support from locals."
Galeotti pointed out the project would put men and women in all union trades to work, many of them immediately. Members of Operating Engineers 3, Laborers Local 324, Ironworkers Local 377 and Carpenter's Local 751 lined both sides of Highway 101 at Highway 20, encouraging passing cars to honk in support of the controversial CalTrans project.
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Galeotti emphasized the benefits of the bypass project to Willits and its residents, referencing the improved safety of downtown for pedestrians and how less heavy truck traffic could improve business.
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The benefits to local union workers also benefit Willits, Galeotti said.
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Willits resident and Laborers Union Apprentice Tim Macias has been out of work since last May.
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Gary Huddle is also a member of Laborers Local 324. He pointed out big projects like this don't come along often and the opportunity for working people in Willits is important.
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noun \ˈplā\Definition of PLAY
Examples of PLAY
- The play is based on a real-life event.
- He wrote, directed, and starred in the play.
- His fifth grade class is putting on a play about the first Thanksgiving.
- I've gone to all of my daughter's school plays.
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- Please, no talking during play.
- Rain held up play for an hour.
- The chess match finally ended after three hours of play.
- The two golfers were tied at the start of play yesterday.
Origin of PLAY
Related to PLAY
- Synonyms
- dalliance, frolic, frolicking, fun, fun and games, recreation, relaxation, rollicking, sport
- Antonyms
- earnest
Rhymes with PLAY
verb: to do activities for fun or enjoyment
: to participate in (a game or sport)
: to compete against (someone) in a game
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Examples of PLAY
- The children were playing in the yard.
- Can Sara come out and play?
- He played by himself in his room.
- Did you play any sports in high school?
- No one dares to play chess with him.
- The children were playing hide-and-seek.
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noun (Concise Encyclopedia)In zoology, actions that have all the elements of purposeful behaviour but are performed for no apparent reason. Play has been documented only among mammals and birds. It is most common among immature animals, but adult animals also play. Horses, cattle, and other ungulates run and kick up their heels even when not fleeing from predators or defending themselves. Dogs adopt an aggressive posture to entice others to join in mock combat. Otters are well known for their mud sliding. Male birds may spontaneously perform their territorial songs when there is no intruding rival.
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Farmers and spectators came out to enjoy a day that was primarily focused on Mississippi's number one industry, agriculture.
Over 100 booths lined the walls and isles of the Bolivar County Exposition Center – each booth had tables that were piled high with information about various farming practices and irrigation techniques.
The Delta Ag Expo gave farmers the opportunity to meet an array of individuals who focus on improving the agricultural industry.
Several seminars were conducted to aid in the promotion of new farming technology and techniques.
During the morning session, Irrigation Specialist Dr. Jason Krutz conducted a seminar on irrigation, voluntary metering and water conservation.
"Most producers simply guess when to irrigate and when to stop, but you can't just look at a field and know if it has enough water. Some crops suffer water shortages even when they have access to irrigation," said Krutz.
"There is evidence that by using water sensors to time irrigations properly, farmers can reduce water use by up to 40 percent," he added.
Krutz said Mississippi State University scientists want to help farmers become efficient irrigators.
Some of the tools researchers with the Mississippi Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station have studied include the Mississippi Irrigation Scheduling Tool, evapotranspiration monitors and thermal canopy sensors.
"We have been irrigating fields for a long time, but this is the first year we can know the exact moisture content of the soil," he said.
"In the past, we used a soil probe or shovel or visual inspections to decide when to irrigate and when to stop," continued Krutz.
Sharkey County farmer Clark Carter also conducted a seminar about corn and how to know when farmers need to irrigate their crops by observing the inside portion of the cob.
"Break a corn cob in half and observe the cross-section of the top half of the ear. Since it takes approximately 20 days for the milk-line to progress from the kernel tip to the base, it will take about another 10 days to reach physiological maturity," said Carter.
"This means that the field needs to be irrigated enough to supply moisture for 10 more days," he added.
Farmer Bill Coppage of Greenville said that he has found some of the information gathered from the expo to be helpful and that he knows the significance of conservation.
"Our water table is depleting every year and if we are going to have water for the future we have to use good conservation practices. Conservation is a big thing now," said Farmer Bill Coppage of Greenville.
"Right now everybody is in kind of a conserving water mode. Good irrigation practices will help them to conserve water and still grow their crops," he added.
According to Coppage, the most common practice that most farmers are using in Mississippi to conserve water is pipe planter – this helps them to water their fields without wasting a lot of water.
"Farmers are also starting to put flow meters on wells to tell how much water is being used. Some farmers are using engine timers that automatically shut off whenever so many gallons of water has been dispersed," continued Coppage.
Although hundreds of farmers were in attendance for the occasion, some local high school students also got a chance to "weigh in" on some of the action.
"I brought my students here so that they can get the feel of what agriculture really is and what it means to us. I feel that the Delta Ag Expo is highly beneficial to my students because they get a chance to see that there is more to farming then just planting and growing crops," said Cleveland Vocational and Technical Center Agriculture teacher Tiffany Mitchell.
"The students enjoy walking around to different booths and reading the pamphlets.
When we return to school, each student has to write a report that tells what they learned and choose one booth they liked the most. They pretty much have to summarize their entire experience," Mitchell continued.
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PrimusLabs Corp. is seeking dismissal of a civil case filed against the audit firm by cantaloupe growers Eric and Ryan Jensen, placing blame on the brothers and distributor Frontera Produce.
The case involves a 2011 listeria outbreak that left 33 people dead, and which was traced to the Jensens' Holly, Colo., farm.
"The natural and probable cause of Jensen's damages was its production, distribution and eventual sale and consumption of the contaminated cantaloupes. As such, the cause of Jensen's damage was outside Primus' obligation or ability to control," the Santa Maria, Calif.-based food safety audit company said in its motion to dismiss.
Even though an audit in July 2011 — conducted by BFS for PrimusLabs — gave the Jensens packing shed a score of 96 out of 100 and a "superior" rating, PrimusLabs contends the Jensens should not have assumed their cantaloupes were "fit for human consumption."
PrimusLabs described the audit as "non-descript" in court documents. The audit company contends it did not create a risk that otherwise did not exist and that there is no reason to think Jensen Farms would have not shipped cantaloupe if it had received a poor audit score.
"If Jensen wanted to protect consumers from its products, it could have contracted with some third party to conduct the requisite environmental testing and inspection," PrimusLabs states in court documents.
Last year the Jensens signed the case over to the victims, and any damages awarded will be paid directly to them. Food safety and personal injury attorney Bill Marler is handling the case against PrimusLabs.
There are another 66 lawsuits pending across the country seeking damages from retailers, including Wal-Mart and Kroger, who handled the fruit; Marler represents 45 of those plaintiffs. He was scheduled to meet with the retailers in Phoenix on Jan. 9.
"In addition to their insurance coverage of $15 million, Frontera's insurance company has agreed to pay legal fees for Kroger and Wal-Mart if (the retailers) will pay their share of the damages," Marler said, adding that PrimusLabs, Associated Wholesale Grocers and other retailers have not paid anything toward the $50 million that the Jensens' bankruptcy judge estimated will be due to the victims.
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Continuing to focus on local waters!
Mark Forsland of Four Seasons Fly Fishers will present The Middle Provo.
Many of us fish The Middle. Some are successful. Most are not.
Do you fish the Middle Provo? Tired of fishing the same 200 yards of river. Want to learn about some of the intricacies of the fine piece of water. Or, do you simply want to learn how to catch fish on the Middle??
Mark will be presenting The Middle Provo River, more than just a local piece of water. He will discuss access, parking locations, target areas and hatch patterns.
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I hope to make it to at least the early one, we'll see how things go with the little one. :o)
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Poor thing. I really don't know what could be going on but I am guessing that something might have scared her at one point. Will she get in the tub with her splashing sister? Maybe thats a good way to ease her fears?
I hope things turn around for her, and you
Gently helping toddlers face what scares them is the best way to ensure that today's fears won't continue to hold them back tomorrow. Preparing the bath, having all necessary supplies and standing outside the bath area may be all that is required.
I too aggry with Tammy point of view as there might have been some incident which could have scared her from bathroom area. I would say to figure out that first. Maybe it might have something to do with that fear as we all as humans are never hydrophobic. Its pretty easy and as a mom you can do that easily.
I had the same problem with my 1 year old a few months ago. She loved baths, and then one day she hated them. She would scream the whole time and try desparately to get out. I tried giving her a bath in a different place (she was little enough to bathe in the kitchen sink) and gave her fun toys to play with. None of that worked. My only guess was that something had happened that had frightened her. Sometimes she would slip on her bottom, and even though I was always there to catch her, I think one time it just scared her too much. Anyway, I found a solution that worked very well with her. During her bath, I gave her Gerber Puffs to snack on, and the tasty treat was a perfect distraction. I also put a towel under her in the tub to keep her from slipping. After doing that a few times, she started to play during her bath again. Not long after that, I stopped the puffs during the bath all together, and we haven't had a problem since then. I did not want her to always expect a snack during bath, so I only intended for that to be temporary. Once she was able to be more steady sitting up, I stopped using the towel too. I suggest you try that with your daughters. Give them a light snack to munch on during their bath: crackers, cereal, or something they really like. Hopefully it will work for them like it worked for my daughter.
Since your daughter is 3, I would approach this verbally. First, realize that she might not have a "rational" reason. Three year olds rarely do. You could ask, "What can I do to help you feel more comfortable taking a bath?" It's a pretty broad question, so have some suggestions ready. If she's *terrified* of the bath -- you need to keep reassuring her, "When I am here, you are safe. I love you, and you can trust me." It's important to remember she is -- developmentally -- still learning that you are there for comfort and security. I teach parent and teacher workshops for 0-6 year olds, so I'm interested in how all of the suggestions have helped, or which you read that you won't try (and why?). Message me at FB.com/toolboxforteaching!
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My wife loves big love and with curb your enthusiasm starting soon there is still enough to warrant the charge.
I'm hooked on curb your enthusiasm. I've watched for 3 years. HUGE!!!!!!!!
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Posted 13 July 2007 - 09:58 AM
Never watched the Soprano's, but I did cut HBO off after they canceled Deadwood. If they make the movies like they said I will pick it back up. Or when the 11 HD channels go online that could make me jump back on.
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I didn't drop it either. I have the premium package. Plus I have been watching HBO ever since I was a kid and you needed a roof top antenna to watch it.
Posted 28 July 2007 - 01:13 PM
When and where could a rooftop antenna pick HBO?
Posted 28 July 2007 - 01:51 PM
We had the same thing when I was a kid up in Alaska, it was called Spectrum, it was a microwave dish on your roof, but we only had HBO though, no sports channels.This was when I was a kid. My dad had an antenna on the roof from a company called ACS I think. This was back in the 80's The only choices we had were either Prism or HBO. Prism was for the sports people and HBO was for those wanting movies. This was before cable was available in our area at the time.
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I often hear about people only subscribing to HBO during the Sopranos season. Now that Sopranos is done, has anyone here dropped HBO for good or at least for the time being?
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Instead of dropping HBO, I think people should consider dropping Showtime if they have it to protest all the programming popups that SHO has during programs. It is so TNTesque. The only difference is SHO is a premium pay channel where TNT is a commercial channel. Premium channels should be uninterrupted and commercial free. I dropped Showtime because of their disregard for their subscribers and I don't watch TNT anymore because of all the garbage they interrupt program with and their distorted formats. I wish more people would do the same to send a strong message to them.
Posted 30 July 2007 - 06:01 PM
One reason not to drop Showtime: Weeds. New season starts Aug. 13th. Agreed, the bug I can do without. But as long as Weeds is on every week, won't be bothered by it much then.
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"We are going to just walk around the block. We left Nailor at 9 a.m. and walked in front of Crustations, and then we walked back to the school," said Nailor Elementary School teacher Jana Jenkins.
National Walk To School Day was organized by the Partnership for a Walkable America; it began in the U.S. in 1997 as a one-day event aimed at building awareness for the need for walkable communities.
In 2000, the event became international when the UK, Canada and the U.S. joined together for the first International Walk to School Day.
Growing interest in participation all over the world led the International Walk to School Committee to shift its promotion to International Walk to School Month for the entire month of October.
Today, thousands of schools across America and in more than 40 countries worldwide celebrate walking to school every October. ??
The success of Walk to School Day, as well as continued interest in bicycling to school, created a desire for a national event focused on bicycling to school.
This goal became reality in 2012, when the first National Bike to School Day took place on May 9, in coordination with the League of American Bicyclists' National Bike Month.
"We are so excited. The significance of the walk is to promote safety for our students who walk and ride bikes to school. I also feel that it is important because we have such young students at Nailor, and drivers need to be aware that the students are coming to school to learn and if they are not paying attention, the students can get hurt," said Jenkins
"I also believe that this is a great way for families to see that walking can be fun and it also helps to engage students in physical activity, because a lot of people don't get out and walk anymore. It was something fun for the family to do together and it will not cost anything," she added.
Although some area schools did not participate in National Walk to School day on Wednesday, B.L. Bell plans to take part in the event on Friday.


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Unlike its previous game where it was held scoreless, Polk County was able to get one run in its 6-1 loss to Meigs County.
The Lady Tigers struck first with one run in the first frame, with two more runs coming in the third inning.
The Lady Wildcats got their lone run in the bottom of the fourth, following another run scored by Meigs.
Lily Cuzzort's double got her into scoring position and Hannah Triplett was able to drive her in with a single.
Meigs County got its final two runs in the top of the seventh. Polk will play host to Boyd-Buchanan on Monday.
Meigs County 102 100 2 — 6 10 0
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WP: Morgan Boggess (MC) 3 IP, 5 K, 1 BB, 7 H, 1 ER. LP: Hannah Triplett (PC) 7 IP, 4 K, 3 BB, 10 H, 6 ER. 2B: Lily Cuzzort (PC); Allison Hyde (MC). Highlights: Cuzzort 1-3, run; Kaitlyn Williams 2-4; H. Triplett 2-3, RBI (PC) Angel Davis 2-4, 4 RBI; Chloe Grayson 3-4, 2 RBI, 2 runs; Taylor Boggess 2-4, RBI, run; Hyde 1-4; Baylee Nunley 1-2, run. Records: Polk County 15-12, 6-2 District 5-AA.


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'Revenge': Were these two even invited!?
REVENGE - "Illusion" - The ties that bind Victoria and Conrad are tested as they reaffirm their loyalties and commitment to each other. Meanwhile the all-too-knowing Mason Treadwell digs deeper as Emily and Amanda struggle to keep their pasts a secret, on "Revenge," SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4 (9:00-10:01 p.m., ET), on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/ERIC MCCANDLESS) GABRIEL MANN, DILSHAD VADSARIA
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