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Stella-Jones Inc. (TSX: SJ) (the "Company") today announced that its financial statements for fiscal 2005 and the first three quarters of fiscal 2006 have been restated and refiled today on SEDAR. The related Management's Discussion and Analyses ("MD&A's") and the CEO and CFO certificates were also refiled.
In May 2003, the Company's President, Brian McManus, was granted options payable in shares or in cash, at his option. These options will not vest until 2008 and consequently have not yet been exercised. In accordance with Canadian generally accepted accounting principles ("GAAP"), these options should have been accounted for as a liability at the intrinsic value at the grant date and revalued at each balance sheet date. Accordingly, for each of these periods, the Company has revised the amount of the stock-based compensation costs along with the related amounts for the long-term liability and future income taxes.
In the fourth quarter of fiscal 2006, Mr. McManus, on his own initiative, unconditionally and irrevocably waived his right to settle these options for cash. As a result, the amount recorded as a long-term liability and the related future income taxes will be eliminated in that quarter and a corresponding amount will be transferred to and included in contributed surplus in accordance with GAAP.
This restatement does not affect the Company's current cash position nor does it imply a change to the Company's cash flows relative to previously published data. The irrevocable waiver in the fourth quarter of fiscal 2006 eliminates any effect on shareholders' equity. No other changes were made to financial statements and related MD&A's. The refiled financial statements and MD&A's and certifications may be accessed at www.sedar.com.
Stella-Jones Inc. (TSX: SJ) is a leading North American producer and marketer of industrial treated wood products, specializing in the production of pressure treated railway ties as well as wood poles supplied to electrical utilities and telecommunications companies. Other principal products include marine and foundation pilings, construction timbers, highway guardrail posts and treated wood for bridges. The Company also provides treated consumer lumber products and customized services to lumber retailers and wholesalers for outdoor applications. The Company's common shares are listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange.
Visit our website: www.stella-jones.com
Except for historical information provided herein, this press release may contain information and statements of a forward-looking nature concerning the future performance of the Company. These statements are based on suppositions and uncertainties as well as on management's best possible evaluation of future events. Such factors may include, without excluding other considerations, fluctuations in quarterly results, evolution in customer demand for the Company's products and services, the impact of price pressures exerted by competitors, and general market trends or economic changes. As a result, readers are advised that actual results may differ from expected results.
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Long Cane ARP History
History Paper by Mrs. Carolina Bradley Klugh
- Written in 1931 for the 150th anniversary of the congregation and reprinted for the 175th, this appeared as an article in the Index-Journal June 28, 1956. It also has some lists of early members as well as some humorous anecdotes.
An Historical Sketch of Lower Long Cane ARP Church
- by Dr. Nora Davis, M. A., D. Lit. This was written in 1940 by Dr. Nora Marshall Davis, Director of the Historical Markers Survey of South Carolina. This is quite long and contains lists of early members and a great deal of other detail useful mostly to genealogists and others interested the history of the congregation.
History Paper by Miss Alma Young
- This was written for the Fairfield Home Demonstration Club. I don't know the year.
Statement of Historical Significance
- Written by Dr. Tracy Powers of the South Carolina Department of History and Archives for the nomination of Long Cane ARP to the National Register of Historic Places. The church building and the cemetery were placed on the register in 1999.
Architectural Description
- This was written by a local architect, Mr. Allison "Cruiser" Leigh, also for the nomination to the National Register of Historic Places in 1999.
Recommended Reading List
- This is a list of history books. These are mostly local history very specific to the Long Cane area and also the South Carolina back country in general. Also there are some devoted to the history of the ARP Church
Cemetery Index
- The cemetery was inventoried in the fall of 1978 by Mrs. Henry S. Morrow and Mrs. John H. Kirkland, Jr. This is the list of names from the index.

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By Linda Muller, Director, Records and Information Management
I'm currently working with two organizations that have been struggling with recordkeeping processes. Here is the all too familiar scenario: The companies know they are out of compliance, missing files are commonplace, space management is quickly becoming a major issue due to the paper volume on-site and costs are soaring because of the document management inefficiencies.
By Linda Muller, Director, Records and Information Management
Did you know that ARMA International's IGP Governance Board offers a certification program for Information Governance Professionals? The mission of the IGP Certification Program is to provide an information governance credential within an ethical and professional framework to support individuals that deliver organizational value and reduce risk through document management. The program also recognizes individuals who have demonstrated that they know the ins and outs of their organization and its expectations. That includes knowing when to drive out excess cost, mitigate risk according to tolerance levels and when to actively use information for its business value.
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There has been a lot of discussion about "Big Data" recently and its potential to unlock powerful insights about everything from customer behavior to business processes. It is true that the massive amounts of data that organizations can (and are) now collecting has immense potential to be mined for valuable information—from transactional structured data to myriad unstructured sources including social media, mobile and customer service data. It is also now becoming clear that it is equally imperative for organizations to develop policies for managing this data.
Information Governance (IG) has emerged as an important topic of discussion for organizations large and small. At this year's Legal Tech New York, The Honorable Andrew J. Peck discussed the growing need for defensible disposal of data with no business value. In Judge Peck's words: "Part of the reason eDiscovery is so expensive is because companies have so much data that serves no business need. . . . Companies are going to realize that it's important to get their information governance under control to get rid of the data that has no business need . . . in ways that will improve the company's bottom line."
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By David Winkler, Director Vertical Industry Marketing, Ricoh Americas Corporation
One major topic for law firms and corporations today is the ever-increasing importance of electronically stored information, commonly called ESI. With challenges like outdated technologies, chain of custody risks, budget restrictions and threat of court imposed sanctions due to compromised or untimely evidence; it can be hard to manage all of the risks that come with ESI.
This is why it may be a viable option for organizations to seek out a data forensics professional. These experts provide cost-effective, efficient and comprehensive services for a variety of civil and criminal disputes, as well as corporate/employee investigations. They specialize in offering valuable consultation and services to attorneys concerning eDiscovery, litigation support and expert witness testimony.
By Linda Muller, Director, Records and Information Management
There has been tremendous growth within the Records Management industry in recent years, as organizations are forced to retain large volumes of data to meet business objectives as well as regulatory and legal requirements. Research and Markets estimates that nearly half of Global 2000 companies currently have enterprise-wide records management solutions in place. And according to 2012 research from IBISWorld, over the next five years to 2017, the Records Management industry is expected to continue to experience steady growth.
Law firms are no exception to this trend. Documents are a core asset of every law firm, and ensuring that firms have sound strategies and policies in place for the storage, retrieval and retention of records is vital to success. Law firms also have a fiduciary responsibility to their clients to maintain, preserve, and protect client records using best records management practices.
By Regina Chepalis, National Director, eDiscovery Technology
As every attorney knows, litigation matters often involve some unexpected and demanding challenges. The rapidly evolving issue of eDiscovery is certainly no exception.
In our experience, no two eDiscovery challenges are the same, which is why it is important to ensure that your law firm has robust and scalable eDiscovery capabilities at the ready should the need arise. Developing those capabilities in-house is one option, but not always the most cost-effective and efficient approach. That's why working with an experienced outsource partner makes a lot of sense for many firms.
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By Linda Muller, Director, Records and Information Management
When an organization sets out on a large project, such as rolling out a new document management system, the main focus is naturally on the strategic benefits it hopes to achieve. But in my many years working on such projects, I've found that there are often other, very unexpected benefits that arise in the course of the engagement that were never part of the original plan. I like to call these surprise benefits "Quick Wins."
Quick Wins can take a variety of forms, but essentially they are simple improvements to workflow or practices that are inexpensive, have a positive impact on the business, easy to implement and not hard to "undo" if for some reason they don't work out. While not within the scope of the larger engagement, quick wins are great ways to build momentum and buy-in for the strategic project by quickly demonstrating success and the value of having experience and knowledge gained from working with many different organizations over the years.
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How efficient are we? That's a question being asked in nearly every law firm today. With the effects of the changing economic climate from 2008 still present today, heightened price competition and clients looking to receive more for less, forward-thinking firms are seeking out every way possible to drive efficiencies that will result in improved profitability. A recent Altman Weil survey of managing partners and chairs of over 200 U.S. law firms confirms this reality, finding that 96 percent of respondents said a greater focus on improved practice efficiency will be a permanent trend.
In light of this, firms are taking a close look at all aspects of their practice and workflows to identify where cost and process efficiencies can be mined and critical questions are being asked. Are cases staffed appropriately? Is the firm leveraging existing technology? Is office space optimized?
Hello and welcome to Ricoh Legal's new blog. We intend for this blog to be a place where we can share valuable resources and insights we've learned about integrating technology, people and processes and about comprehensive document solutions as a partner to the legal community for over two decades.
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5 Israel's pride testifies against him; Ephraim stumbles in his guilt; Judah also stumbles with them. | 5 Israel's arrogance testifies against them; the Israelites, even Ephraim, stumble in their sin; Judah also stumbles with them. |
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Takashi Sonoda, a 30-year veteran of Rinnai, was named president of Rinnai America Corp. Sonoda previously managed a 400-person staff at the company's Brazil facility and most recently served as president of Rinnai R. B. Controls Co., Ltd., in Japan. "Takashi brings a unique perspective. His extensive global industry background, strong management skills, and logistics and sales experience are valuable additions to the Rinnai America team," said Yuzo Yoshida, general manager of overseas business headquarters at Rinnai. Rinnai America is also growing its advisory committee. Phil Weeks, previously the COO of Rinnai America, recently transitioned to the Rinnai America Advisory Council to help support the expansion of the company's North American operations. "As we begin 2013, we are extremely optimistic about the future. With the guidance of Takashi and Phil, we have the right leadership in place to ensure a successful future," added Yoshida. Rinnai America is a subsidiary of Rinnai Corp., based in Nagoya, Japan. Rinnai Corp. makes gas appliances, including tankless water heaters, kitchen appliances, and heating and air-conditioning units. Rinnai said it is the largest gas appliance maker in Japan and the top-selling brand of tankless gas water heaters in North America. Corporate revenues, subsidiaries, of $2.5 billion.
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A young friend of mine is mourning the passing of her first car. The car will be scrapped, but the burgundy leather seats are in perfect shape and she would like to turn them into furniture. If anyone has some idea or knows of a site with pictures/directions, I would be very grateful.
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- Posted by justgotabme (My Page) on Mon, Apr 9, 07 at 0:39
Great idea! I love it. Wish I would have thought to do that with my first car. Do you have pix of the undersides of these seats? That would help. I would think you'd be able to build a frame with legs for them though. I'll check back later to see if you have pix. ~Justie~ |
- Posted by craftylady-2006 (My Page) on Mon, Apr 9, 07 at 6:19
Would you be able to use whiskey barrel halves turned upside down and bolt the car seats to them for outdoor seating on a porch or other area. You can find the barrels at Home Depot, Lowe's, etc. Sal |
http://www.theinteriorgallery.com/cat_auto.cfm I did a google search on 'car seat furniture' and this showed up. I'm sure there are others, but this was kind of neat. Most look to be replicas but might be fun to see what parts of her car she could revise and make some really cute stuff. |
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Now that garden time is closing, I am planning a bathroom remodel for next spring. Our bedroom has a 1/2 bath, and we will be adding a shower by eliminating two small closets, one in the bedroom and one in the hall. The bathroom is currently 52 1/2" x 51 1/2". With the additional 34 1/2", we can install a 32x48 shower.
What a joy it will be, not to climb over the 16" high edge of a tub to bathe! And the main bathroom only has 17" from front of toilet to edge of tub. How in the world did elderly people manage 60 years ago? I'm having such fun researching products, seeking to utilize every inch of space. For example, a pocket door will eliminate door swing. An extension of the tiny vanity top (over the toilet) will provide some counter space. But it will be on brackets... just in case the 'john' needs servicing. Plus, a large medicine cabinet and a wall cabinet will accommodate essentials. Too much fun........ |
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Kit, great to have a new project to do. Are you changing the toilet and sink? Will your toilet be the water-sense flushing with 1.2 gal? Will it be up high 17 inches? The American Standard Cadet III that I got is the one piece (tank and bowl all in one), so it is easier to keep clean. It is also not taking up much space front-to-back in our small little bathroom, which was made out of two closets just like yours. I had an adjustable height pole for the shower wand, on the hose, but there was another main shower head up high in the shower. and it was an 8" adjustable armed rainhead. I LOVE both of them. I can also give the dogs a shower in there, using the wand. Inside the shower stall, I had a waterproof glass covered screw on light, such as the ones we had on the boats I worked on. There is a rubber o-ring where the globe screws onto the base plate of the fixture. Of course it is way up high out of the way, and quite handy to see what you are doing. It is switched with the vent fan in the bath. All the electrical is of course GFCI wiring. If you are interested, I can show you the album from my tiny bathroom. We have a pocket door too. No room for one to swing with this small space. Every inch counts. |
kitykat, I've wondered how old people manage tubs too. My mil hates showers and only wants to use a tub. I just want to walk into a shower. I think a shower in the master bath is worth sacrificing closet space too and can't wait to see your plans. |
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19 Then he shall turn his face toward the fortresses of his own land; but he shall stumble and fall, and shall not be found. | 19 After this, he will turn back toward the fortresses of his own country but will stumble and fall, to be seen no more. |
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BY: Community Papers of WNY Staff | November 15, 2012
BUFFALO - AAA projects 43.6 million Americans will journey 50 miles or more from home during the Thanksgiving holiday weekend, an increase of .7 percent more than the 43.3 million people who traveled last year.
This increase marks the fourth consecutive year of growing holiday travelers since 2008 when Thanksgiving travel fell by 25 percent.
The Thanksgiving holiday travel period is defined as Wednesday, Nov. 21 until Sunday, Nov. 25.
AAA's Thanksgiving holiday travel forecast says that 90 percent of travelers or 39.1 million will travel by automobile, which is an increase of .6 percent.
The expected primary activity for 75 percent of travelers will be visiting with friends and relatives, followed by dining and shopping.
"Thanksgiving travel hit a decade low in 2008 when only 37.8 million Americans traveled," said Tony Spada, president and CEO of AAA Western and Central New York. "Since that year, we have seen a steady increase in the number of travelers taking to the roads and skies for the holiday.
Americans continue to find ways to economize their budgets so they can gather with family for the holidays."
"While we do not yet know the full impact that Superstorm Sandy will have on travel from the Mid-Atlantic region, we do know that the impact for Americans in that region is substantial," continued Spada.
Wednesday before the holiday is expected to be the busiest travel day. Among those surveyed, the majority of travelers plan to leave the Wednesday before and return on the following Sunday.
Automobile travel remains the dominant mode of transportation.
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NOTE: The Administrative Rules for the Magistrate Courts of West Virginia became effective on July 1, 1988
Table of Contents
- Rule 1. Hours of magistrate court.
- Rule 1A. Conduct of proceedings; judicial day.
- Rule 1B. Disqualification.
- Rule 1C. Magistrate Assistant's hours and additional duties.
- Rule 2. Caseload assignment and distribution.
- Rule 3. Baliff.
- Rule 4. Juries
- Rule 5. Witness fees.
- Rule 6. Magistrate court account.
- Rule 7. Manner of payment.
- Rule 7A. Credit cards and debit cards.
- Rule 8. Expenditures from magistrate court fund.
- Rule 9. Cameras in courtrooms.
- Rule 10. Appearances on behalf of corporations.
- Rule 11. Copies.
- Rule 12. Retention of records.
Rule 1. Hours of magistrate court.
(a) Regular office hours. - Every magistrate court shall be open on each judicial day except Saturday. The hours of magistrate court in each county shall be approved by the supervising circuit judge and submitted, in written form, to the Administrative Office of the Supreme Court of Appeals. These hours shall, as nearly as possible, correspond to the hours of the county courthouse.
The supervising circuit judge may, or at the direction of the Supreme Court of Appeals shall, also direct one magistrate, on a rotating basis, to be at the magistrate court offices at other designated evening, weekend and holiday hours, or at all times. Such evening, weekend and holiday hours shall be subject to the approval of the Supreme Court of Appeals through the Administrative Office of the Supreme Court of Appeals.
(b) On call. - One magistrate in each county, on a rotating basis, shall be on call at all times other than regular office hours. On-call duties shall extend, in criminal cases, to initial appearances; to taking bond for someone who is in jail; and to receiving and acting upon emergency search warrants, domestic violence matters, and juvenile abuse and neglect matters.
(1) Initial appearances and taking bond in criminal cases. - Within the time periods provided for below, the on-call magistrate shall contact the county or regional jail, whichever applies, and the juvenile detention facility that serves the county, and shall inquire whether any person has been arrested in the county since the close of regular business hours or since the last contact with the jail, or whether anyone confined to the jail is able to post bond. If an arrest has been made or if a prisoner is able to post bond, the magistrate shall proceed immediately to the magistrate court offices to conduct an initial appearance and to set bail for such person, or to accept bond for someone already in jail.
It shall be sufficient to comply with this rule if the on-call magistrate contacts the jail and juvenile detention facility:
(A) Between 10:00 p.m. and 11:00 p.m. Monday through Friday;
(B) Between 10:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. and between 10:00 p.m. and 11:00
p.m. on Saturdays and holidays; and
(C) Between 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. and between 10:00 p.m. and 11:00
p.m. on Sundays.
(2) Emergency search warrants, domestic violence matters, and juvenile abuse and neglect matters. - The on-call magistrate shall be available and responsible for receiving and acting upon applications for emergency search warrants and petitions for domestic violence protective orders. The on-call magistrate shall also respond at any time for the purpose of holding a temporary custody proceeding pursuant to W. Va. Code § 49-6-3(c). When contacted concerning any of these matters, the on-call magistrate shall conduct such emergency action as may be necessary at the magistrate court offices or at any other appropriate location approved for such purpose by the supervising circuit judge.
(As amended by order entered December 18, 1989, effective January 1, 1990; by order entered November 29, 1990, effective January 1, 1991; by order entered July 21, 1993, effective September 1, 1993; by order entered June 30, 1994, effective July 1, 1994; and by order June 22, 2000, effective July 1, 2000.)
Rule 1A. Conduct of proceedings; judicial day.
(a) Except as provided in Rule 1, magistrates shall conduct all judicial proceedings in the magistrate court offices in the county.
(b) "Judicial day" for magistrate courts shall mean every day except Sunday and any legal holiday listed in or declared pursuant to W.Va. Code § 2-2-1. A magistrate may not conduct any judicial proceeding or issue any order on any nonjudicial day except for proceedings expressly required by Rule 1(b). (Adopted by order entered July 1, 1991, effective August 1, 1991; and amended by order entered July 21, 1993, effective September 1, 1993.)
Rule 1B. Disqualification.
(a) Form of motion. - A party or attorney for a party to any magistrate court proceeding except an initial appearance may file a written motion for disqualification of a magistrate. The motion shall be in the form of an affidavit, and shall state that it is made in good faith and shall include specific facts and reasons supporting disqualification.
(b) Time for filing motion. - Unless good cause is shown, the following time limits apply to motions to disqualify. A motion for disqualification shall be filed no later than 10 days before the first scheduled trial date except for cases in which a final hearing is to be held within 10 days of filing. In a case involving such an expedited proceeding, a motion for disqualification shall be filed before the hearing begins.
(c) Duties in response to disqualification motion. - (1) All proceedings. Upon the filing of a disqualification motion, the magistrate shall immediately forward to the supervising circuit judge a copy of the motion and any relevant evidence, along with a written statement as to why the magistrate believes there is or is not good cause for disqualification. The supervising circuit judge, applying the pertinent provision(s) of the Code of Judicial Conduct, shall grant or deny the disqualification motion. The filing of a disqualification motion shall not be, in and of itself, a ground for disqualification. Until the issue of disqualification is decided, the magistrate shall proceed no further in the case and as necessary shall, with notice to the parties, continue any earlier scheduled proceeding in the case.
(2) Time limit for ruling. When a motion to disqualify is filed in a case involving non-expedited proceedings, the supervising circuit judge shall by order rule on the motion within 5 days of receiving the materials from the magistrate. When a motion to disqualify is filed in a case involving expedited proceedings, the supervising circuit judge shall by order rule on the motion within 3 days of receiving the materials from the magistrate.
(3) The supervising circuit judge may, by administrative order, establish supplemental procedures consistent with this Rule for the purpose of preventing the undue delay of expedited proceedings that could otherwise result from disqualification or recusal request.
(d) Voluntary recusal. - A magistrate wishing to recuse himself or herself voluntarily from any case or proceeding other than an initial appearance shall submit a written request to the supervising circuit judge along with a statement of reasons why the magistrate believes recusal is required. The supervising circuit judge shall review and rule on any request by a magistrate for voluntary recusal within the same time limits and in the same manner as for a disqualification motion filed by a party. Neither the magistrate seeking voluntary recusal nor the magistrate court clerk shall take any action toward reassignment of a case until the supervising circuit judge has, by order, ruled on the request.
(e) Case and assignment. - (1) When a magistrate is disqualified or recused,
the magistrate shall immediately transfer all matters relating to the case
to the magistrate court clerk, who shall forthwith assign the case to another
magistrate within the county pursuant to Rule 2 of these rules or, if no
other magistrate is available, shall forthwith notify the supervising circuit
judge of the need for the assignment of a magistrate from another county
to hear the case.
(2) The magistrate to whom the case is reassigned shall, within 5 days of
receiving the case, set a new return date and notify all parties thereof.
(3) The magistrate court clerk shall assign to a recused magistrate another
case to replace the case transferred as the result of a recusal.
(f) Challenge to disqualification rulings. - All rulings relating to disqualification or recusal of a magistrate shall be interlocutory in nature and are not subject to direct or immediate appeal. The sole remedy shall be appeal of the final magistrate court judgment in the case. (Adopted by order entered January 30, 1997, effective March 1, 1997.)
Rule 1C. Magistrate Assistant's Hours and Additional Duties.
All magistrate assistants must work a 40 hour work week. When a magistrate is scheduled to be "on-call," the magistrate's assistant is still required to work during regularly scheduled business hours. However, if the assistant is required by a magistrate to accompany the magistrate to the court after regularly scheduled business hours, the assistant shall be given credit for the time actually spent performing duties in assistance to the "on-call" magistrate. That credit shall be applied toward the assistant's next required 40 hour work week. If a magistrate assistant has completed the assistant's duties on a specified day, it shall be the assistant's responsibility to assist in the magistrate court clerk's office, during regular business hours, performing the legal and administrative tasks set out in the relevant statutes and court rules. Work done by a magistrate assistant in the magistrate court clerk's office shall be performed at the direction of the magistrate court clerk or their designee. (Adopted by order entered November 17, 2010, effective January 1, 2011.)
Rule 2. Caseload assignment and distribution.
(a) Caseload assignment. - Caseload assignment shall be conducted in such manner that, to the greatest extent possible, a plaintiff, petitioner, or complainant shall be unable to select a magistrate. All cases shall be centrally assigned by the magistrate clerk regardless of the magistrate before whom the civil or criminal complaint is filed. No magistrate may conduct hearings or enter orders in a case assigned to another magistrate, except upon consent of the magistrate to whom such case is assigned or upon order of the Circuit Court or the Supreme Court of Appeals; Provided, however, that any magistrate shall entertain a motion for a change of bail or bond and shall accept an appeal if the assigned magistrate is off duty or otherwise unavailable to do so.
(b) Caseload distribution. - Caseload shall be distributed as evenly and randomly as possible among magistrates in a county. The magistrate court clerk shall identify substantial discrepancies in work load and bring such discrepancies to the attention of the supervising circuit judge. The supervising circuit judge, as administrative head of the magistrate court, shall devise a case rotation system for each county to alleviate such case-load discrepancies. (As amended by order entered July 1, 1991, effective August 1, 1991.)
Rule 3. Bailiff.
(a) At any time the magistrate requests a bailiff, the magistrate court clerk shall notify the sheriff in writing, if possible, not less than 5 days in advance of this need. When the request is made less than 48 hours before the time for the bailiff's service, the sheriff may deny such request if adequate personnel are not available. Where circumstances arise that in the judgment of the magistrate jeopardize the safety of the magistrate court, the sheriff shall provide bailiff service forthwith.
(b) The supervising circuit judge may promulgate such further guidelines as may be deemed necessary regarding the service of sheriffs and their deputies as bailiffs in magistrate court.
Rule 4. Juries.
(a) When a case will be tried before a jury, the magistrate clerk shall forthwith, but no later than five days before the scheduled trial date, inform the circuit clerk of the need for 14 qualified jurors for magistrate court or more than 14 if the magistrate, with the concurrence of the supervising circuit judge, deems such additional jurors necessary to assure that a panel of 10 jurors will be available following examination and dismissal of jurors for cause.
(b) If, before the trial date, it becomes known that the jury panel will not be needed, the magistrate clerk shall forthwith so inform the circuit clerk.
(c) Each time a jury panel is called, more than one jury trial should be scheduled, if possible, in order to minimize costs.
(d) Upon completion of service by a jury in magistrate court, the magistrate clerk shall forthwith certify to the circuit clerk the number of days on which each juror appeared as required. (As amended by order entered November 29, 1989, effective January 1, 1990; by order entered July 1, 1991, effective August 1, 1991; and by order entered June 30, 1994, effective July 1, 1994.)
Rule 5. Witness fees.
(a) The magistrate assistant shall certify to the magistrate court clerk the number of days on which each witness who is to be paid by the State has appeared and the number of miles traveled. The magistrate court clerk shall prepare and distribute to each such witness a certificate showing the number of days the individual served as a witness, the amount received per day, the total number of miles traveled by the witness, and the total amount due. The witness, upon presentation of the certificate to the sheriff, shall receive the amount due.
(b) No person who is employed as a law enforcement officer or other state, county or municipal employee shall be paid a fee for appearing as a witness in any magistrate court in his or her official capacity.
(c) The sheriff shall be reimbursed by the State for these expenses upon submission to the Supreme Court Administrative Office of the original witness certificates, endorsed by the witnesses and attested by the sheriff. (As amended by order entered July 1, 1991, effective August 1, 1991.)
Rule 6. Magistrate court account.
(a) A magistrate court account shall be maintained by the magistrate court clerk. All collections by the magistrate court shall be deposited daily into this account.
(b) The magistrate court clerk shall establish the magistrate court account as an interest-bearing checking account, unless written exemption is made by the Administrative Director. The interest, reduced by the amount of any service charges incurred as a result of establishing and maintaining the interest-bearing account, shall be remitted monthly to the state treasurer by the magistrate court clerk. Only the magistrate court clerk, the supervising circuit judge, and such court employees designated by order of the supervising circuit judge shall have withdrawal signature authority for the magistrate court account. The account shall be entitled "Magistrate Court of _____ County, WV, _____, Magistrate Court Clerk."
(c) One hour before the end of each shift, the magistrate assistant shall close out the daily activity report and prepare the corresponding deposit. Such deposit shall be made the same day in the bank account that the magistrate court clerk has designated for such use.
(d) The magistrate assistant shall promptly forward a copy of the daily activity report, along with a copy of the deposit slip, a copy of each receipt issued when a collection was made, and all related legal documents that were prepared by the magistrate at the time a collection was made to the magistrate court clerk. This information shall be delivered to the magistrate court clerk's office by the magistrate, the magistrate assistant, or by certified mail.
(e) Any funds accepted by the magistrate court for payment of judgment and costs to the prevailing party in a civil suit shall be deposited into the magistrate judicial account. The magistrate clerk shall promptly issue a check for such amount to the prevailing party, unless such payment has been made to the court by personal check, in which case the clerk shall not issue a check to the prevailing party for 2 weeks from deposit or until such personal check has been otherwise cleared. (As amended by order entered July 21, 1993, effective September 1, 1993.)
Rule 7. Manner of payment.
(a) Fees, costs, bonds, fines or other sums charged or assessed in magistrate court in civil
or criminal matters may be paid to the court by means of
(1) United States currency;
(2) Personal check, upon presentment of proper identification such as driver's license,
payable to the magistrate court of the particular county, except in such instances where the drawer of the check has a known history of writing checks unsupported by sufficient funds or for the posting of bond, if, in the discretion of the magistrate such personal check does not constitute sufficient security for the purposes of the bond; in the event, however, that a personal check is accepted for the posting of a bond, such amount, once deposited, shall not be refunded until the magistrate clerk verifies that the amount deposited has been cleared;
(3) Cashier's check, certified check, money order, or traveler's check; or
(4) Credit or debit cards in accordance with the terms and conditions established by the
Administrative Director. Any associated fees charged for use of the credit or debit card by a
banking institution shall be paid by the Administrative Office.
(b) Except as authorized by W. Va. Code § 50-3-2a, payment of fines and costs shall be made in full. Partial payments of fines and costs, made pursuant to W. Va. Code § 50-3-2a, shall be credited to amounts due in the following order:
Magistrate Court Fund
Regional Jail Fund
Worthless Check Fund
Per Diem Regional Jail Fee
Community Corrections Fund
Regional Jail Operational Fund
Law Enforcement Training Fund
Crime Victims Compensation Fund
Court Security Fund
Courthouse Improvement Fund
Litter Control Fund
Sheriff arrest fee
Worthless Check Payee
Teen Court Fund
Other costs, if any
(As amended by order entered July 1, 1991, effective August 1, 1991; by order entered July 10, 1996, effective September 1, 1996; and by order entered May 21, 2003, effective August 1, 2003; and by order entered and effective May 22, 2007.)
Rule 7A. Credit cards and debit cards.
(a) The honoring of a credit or debit card pursuant to Rule 7(a)(4) constitutes payment of the amount owing to the Magistrate Court as of the date the credit or debit card transaction results in a corresponding deposit to the account designated by the Administrative Director.
(b) If any credit or debit card is not paid following due presentment or is charged back to the Magistrate Court for any reason, any record of payment made by the Magistrate Court honoring the credit or debit card shall be void. Any receipt issued in acknowledgment of payment shall also be void. The obligation of the cardholder shall continue as an outstanding obligation as if no payment had been attempted or made. The Magistrate Court may collect a service charge equal to any fee assessed to the Magistrate Court by the credit card company or bank as a result of insufficient funds and/or charge back from the person who owes the fine, fee and/or costs.
(c) The Magistrate Court may refuse acceptance of credit or debit cards of an individual if:
(1) the individual has previously tendered to the court a credit or debit card or credit or
debit card information which did not ultimately result in payment by the credit or debit card
(2) the bank or credit card issuer does not authorize payment;
(3) the validity of the credit or debit card is not verifiable;
(4) the identity of the individual credit or debit card holder does not appear to be the same person identified on the credit or debit card; or
(5) the Magistrate, Magistrate Assistant, Clerk or Deputy Clerk find that other good cause
exists for such refusal.
(d) A credit or debit card may not be used to post or secure bond.
(As amended by order entered and effective May 22, 2007.)
Rule 8. Expenditures from magistrate court fund.
A county may appropriate and spend from the magistrate court fund such sums as may be available for providing the following services:
(a) Bailiff for magistrate court. - The county may charge the fund $35.00 per day for each day a bailiff is needed in magistrate court, and the sheriff may charge the fund $.15 per mile for transporting prisoners from magistrate court to the county or regional jail. Sums for bailiff services and mileage may properly be charged only after a voucher for the same has been submitted to, and approved by, the chief judge or his designee.
(b) Magistrate court office rental. - (1) Privately owned facilities. - The county may charge the fund the actual rental expenses incurred in obtaining office space for the magistrates and their support staff.
(2) County owned facilities.-(A) Rate.-The county may charge the fund an annual rate of $6.00 per square foot, payable in monthly installments, which will include the cost of utilities and the monthly base telephone rate.
(B) Improvements to heating and air-conditioning. - If the magistrate court system is housed in county-owned buildings and the heating and air-conditioning systems in the space allocated to the magistrate court system are not adequate, the supervising circuit judge may direct the county commission to improve or replace the systems, and may charge the costs, on a pro rata basis, to the fund.
(c) Utilities and telephone service in magistrate offices. - (1) General. - The county may charge the fund the actual cost for providing utilities and telephone service for the magistrate court system.
(2) Long-distance and paging expense. - All long-distance calls made on behalf of the magistrate court system may be charged to the fund and are not included in the $6.00 per square foot rental cost. The cost of paging system for magistrates is considered an extension of the long-distance telephone service, and the cost of the system may be charged to the fund.
(d) Telephone service in magistrates' homes.-The base monthly telephone bill for telephones in the homes of magistrates is a reimbursable expense to the magistrate, paid by the county and chargeable to the magistrate court fund. The base monthly rate shall include only the cost to lease a basic service telephone on a single private line.
Reimbursement may be made for the base monthly charge only, and magistrates may not be reimbursed for long-distance charges, extension telephones, or other ancillary services. Magistrates may be reimbursed only upon completion of a "Certification of Entitlement" stating the telephone number of such personal telephone and affirming that it is a listed number available to the general public. Such "Certification of Entitlement" shall be filed with the Administrative Director of the Supreme Court of Appeals, who shall provide the certification with the signed approval of the Administrative Director to the county commission of each magistrate's county.
(e) Janitorial services. - The cost of providing janitorial services and cleaning supplies in either a county-owned or leased building may be charged to the fund.
(f) Parking. - If parking for the magistrate court staff and the public is otherwise unavailable, then the cost of providing adequate parking spaces for the public and the staff of the magistrate court may be charged to the fund.
(g) Exceptions. - Whenever unique circumstances justify exceptions to any provision of this rule, such exceptions may be made in writing by the Administrative Director to any county commission. (As amended by order entered December 15, 1988, effective January 1, 1989; by order entered July 1, 1991, effective August 1, 1991; and by order entered December 19, 1991, effective January 1, 1992.)
Rule 9. Cameras in courtrooms.
Upon request and with the concurrence of the supervising circuit judge, the magistrate may permit the quiet and unobtrusive use of a camera in the courtroom in accordance with the Rules Governing Camera Coverage of Courtroom Proceedings. As amended by order entered July 1, 1991, effective August 1, 1991.)
Rule 10. Appearance on behalf of corporations.
A corporation may appear by any attorney licensed to practice in this State, and may also appear by any officer or employee of the corporation. If a non-attorney is employed solely for the purpose of representing such corporation in legal matters, such person must be a full-time employee of the corporation.
Rule 11. Copies.
(a) Photocopies. - The clerk shall provide photocopies of magistrate court records to any person requesting such copies. With the exception of copies for parties authorized to receive the services of the court without cost, the clerk shall charge $.25 per page for each copy. Any request for photocopies that is unreasonably burdensome in terms of quantity, time, or manner of photocopying may be denied or delayed.
On or before the tenth day of the month following the month of their collection, the clerk shall forward to the Administrative Office, by check payable to the State of West Virginia, all fees collected for photocopies.
(b) Facsimile transmissions. - The clerk may send or receive facsimile transmissions involving court-related business. With the exception of transmissions for parties authorized to receive the services of the court without cost, the clerk shall charge $2.00 per page transmitted at the request of any person other than a judicial officer or employee.
On or before the tenth day of the month following the month of their collection, the clerk shall forward to the Administrative Office, by check payable to the State of West Virginia, 75 percent of all fees collected for facsimile transmissions to the sheriff for deposit in the magistrate court fund. (As amended by order entered July 10, 1996, effective September 1, 1996.)
Rule 12. Retention of records.
All records of magistrate courts shall be retained by the clerk for a period not to exceed 10 years pursuant to the following schedule:
(a) Traffic and natural resources citations. - (Except DUI and driving while revoked for DUI).
(1) Dismissed. - Destroy all records one year after dismissal and completion of the audit report pursuant to W. Va. Code § 50-3-8.
(2) Failure to appear, no warrant issued. - After one year from the issuance of citation,
transfer to inactive status; after 5 five years from issuance of citation, destroy all records.
(3) Failure to appear, warrant issued but unexecuted. - Treat as all other misdemeanors,
(4) Fine assessed but unpaid. - After one year from assessment of fine transfer to inactive
status; after five years from last collection effort, destroy all records.
(5) Fine paid. - Retain all records for one year after payment and completion of
(b) DUI and driving while revoked for DUI. - Retain all records for 10 years.
(c) All other misdemeanors.- Retain for 10 years.
(1) Dismissed. - Retain all records for 10 years from dismissal, then destroy all records including case history sheet.
(2) Warrant issued but unexecuted. - After one year from issuance of warrant, transfer
case to inactive status; after 10 years from issuance of warrant, destroy all records
including case history sheet.
(3) Fine assessed but unpaid. - After one year from last collection effort, transfer case to
inactive status; after 10 years from last collection effort, destroy all records
including case history sheet.
(4) Fine paid and sentence served. - After 10 years, destroy all
records including case history sheet.
(5) Appeal. - Forward all records to circuit clerk.
(d) Felonies.- (1) Preliminary hearing, probable cause found. Forward all records to
circuit clerk.
(2) Preliminary hearing, no probable cause found. - After one year, destroy all records.
(3) Complaint dismissed prior to preliminary hearing. - After one year, destroy all records.
(4) Preliminary hearing waived. - Forward all records to circuit clerk.
(5) Felony dismissed in exchange for plea to misdemeanor. - Follow retention schedule
for misdemeanor, above.
(e) Civil. (1) Judgment dismissing complaint. - After one year, destroy all records.
(2) Judgment awarding relief. - After 10 years from last activity, destroy all records
including case history sheet.
(3) Judgment appealed. - Forward all records to circuit clerk.
(f) Fiscal. - One year after receipt of the audit report and resolution of audit exceptions, destroy all records.
(g) Administrative. - One year after receipt of the audit report and resolution of audit exceptions, destroy all records including case indices and registers.
(h) Miscellaneous records. - Ten years after the receipt of any other record and the resolution of any matter raised therein, destroy all records including case history sheets, case indices, and registers.
(i) Records relating to unresolved audit exceptions. All records relating to unresolved audit exceptions shall be retained until either one year after the resolution of such exceptions or in accordance with the above schedules, whichever date is later.
(As amended by order entered and effective May 22, 2007.)


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The front-page story in the March 18th New York Times seemed a case of political life imitating art. A revival of The Best Man—Gore Vidal's 1960 ode to the drama of a brokered convention—was in previews on Broadway. And there above the fold in the Sunday Times, Jeff Zeleny and Jim Rutenberg were reporting that suddenly political insiders were contemplating the serious possibility that front-runner Mitt Romney would arrive at the Tampa Convention short of the 1,144 delegates needed for nomination. The Times even used in its subhead the catnip-for-reporters phrase, "Open Convention."
Just eight days later, the curtain slammed down on these second-ballot fantasies. Reflecting the new campaign-trail orthodoxy, Politico ran a major story Monday by Jonathan Martin saying, in effect, "It's all over now, Baby Blue." Martin portrayed Newt Gingrich and Rick Santorum as anti-Romney "hecklers, rather than competitors, with little money to even air cable-TV ads, increasingly far-fetched scenarios for going to Tampa and shrill rhetoric." For The Washington Post on Tuesday, Chris Cillizza wrote an online piece with this the-end-is-nigh opening sentence, "The Republican primary race has reached—or, at the very least is well on its way to reaching—its conclusion." About all that was missing was the ritual playing of "Taps."
The verdict seems fitting for Gingrich, whose political epitaph I wrote for The New Republic after he finished a weak third in Saturday's Louisiana primary. But what has happened to Santorum since March 18th to consign him to oblivion? How can he be fighting his way to Tampa one day and yesterday's man the next?
There were no dramatic reversals in the mid-March voting. Only the terminally naive should have been surprised by the results of the Illinois and Louisiana primaries. Romney won Illinois (where only 29 percent of GOP voters call themselves "very conservative") by a comfortable double-digit margin. But Santorum came roaring back in Louisiana (49 percent "very conservative") with a 22-point landslide. If the back-to-back primaries changed anything, they stripped Gingrich of his last fragile claim to be the real conservative alternative to Romney. So, in theory, Santorum is finally set up with an unobstructed shot at Romney.
The only problem is that the cable networks and much of the political press corps seems determined to start pulling out the tent pegs while Santorum is still performing under the Big Top. Without new characters or visual effects more dramatic than close-ups of Etch-a-Sketch screens, television has finally grown bored with the inter-Mitt-able GOP race. As Howard Kurtz reported in The Daily Beast, "At the cable news networks…the word is out that the presidential campaign is sending the ratings south." Belated endorsements like Jeb Bush going for Romney nearly two months after the Florida primary do not have much relevance to the voters, but they do send a message to sophisticated reporters that the fix is in.
The day after Romney won Illinois and Puerto Rico (not exactly a political bellwether), New York Times polling guru Nate Silver wrote an online piece entitled, "G.O.P. Nomination Becoming a One-Man Race." Taking as gospel the Associated Press delegate count (more about that later), Silver declared, "We're getting close to the point where it might take a major revelation for Mr. Romney to lose." Rather than brandishing the innards of polling data and concocting new political projection models, Silver mostly based his argument on indicators like the betting site Intrade (which gave Santorum a 1.5 percent chance of victory in Tampa) and conventional wisdom assumptions ("Nor does Mr. Santorum appear to possess the ability to control the media narrative").
The problem with such glib media pronouncements is that Republican voters perversely think that their primary choices still matter. In Illinois, according to the exit polls, two thirds of the Republican voters said it was more important that their favored candidate prevail than the GOP race end soon. Despite the air of finality in the media coverage after Illinois, 70 percent of Louisiana Republicans preferred victory for their chosen candidate to a premature conclusion to the GOP primaries. It is a safe bet that Republicans in such major primary states as New York (April 24), Pennsylvania (ditto), Texas (May 29) and California (June 5) are not looking forward to being effectively disenfranchised by the time they vote.
So why are campaign reporters suddenly so eager to anoint Romney and devote more than four months to (be still my beating heart) non-stop vice-presidential speculation? Campaigning in Wisconsin Saturday, Santorum offered his own theory to supporters as he referred to his traveling press corps: "They're all trying to go home, get off the road and stop writing about this thing. They're all tired."


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Document Type Master's Dissertation Author Meisch, Theresa firstname.lastname@example.com URN etd-07272010-130448 Document Title The emotional responses of children with learning difficulties regarding their social interaction experiences Degree MEd Department Educational Psychology Supervisor
Advisor Name Title Dr M Moletsane Supervisor Keywords
- peer-learning
- learning difficulties
- emotional intelligence
- resilience
- emotions
- self-image
- emotional responses
- group-learning
- social interaction
- peers
Date 2010-04-29 Availability unrestricted Abstract The study is a qualitative explanation of the emotional responses of children with learning difficulties regarding their social interaction experiences. The primary research question that guided the study is: What are the emotional responses of children with learning difficulties regarding their social interaction experiences? Two learners were selected to participate in the study. Activity sessions, observations and interviews were conducted to determine the participants' emotional responses regarding their social interaction experiences. Theme analysis was used to analyze the data collected. Seven main themes with sub-themes pertaining to the main themes, emerged from the data.
The findings of the study are understood in terms of a Vygotskian social development framework. The study revealed that the participants, identified as having learning challenges, experienced difficulties in their social interaction experiences. Their emotional responses to their social interaction experiences indicated that the participants found peer learning to be emotionally challenging. They further indicated that they were not included in the majority of their peers' social activities in the playground setting. Both participants have developed methods of resilience to help them cope with the challenges they face in their social interaction experiences with their peers. These methods help to alleviate stress caused due to the challenges they face with social interaction but these forms of resilience do not help the participants to experience learning taking place in Vygotsky's (1978) Zone of Proximal Development as the coping mechanisms employed by the participants remove the participants from the majority of their peers' interactions, rather than include them. Learning in Vygotsky's (1978) Zone of Proximal Development relies on social interaction, supported by more able peers or adults, resulting in learning taking place at a higher level than the individual would be able to achieve on their own.
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Kevin Nash
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Kevin Nash is an American professional wrestler and actor, currently wrestling for WWE.
- "I've got the WWF running on Diesel Power!"
- "I'm smokin!"
- "When you're nWo, you're nWo for life."
- "Big Sexy in the house."
- "...Just - too - sweet!"
- "Ohhh my STOMACH HURTS!!"
- "Wolfpac in the house!"
- "The band is back together!"
- "I'm the shit, I'm telling you!" From WWF WrestleMania XII.
- "Beeeeep beeeeeep!"
In WCW[edit]
- Nash: You've been sitting out here for six months running your mouth: "this is where the big boys play," huh? Look at the adjective—"play". We ain't here to play. Now, he said last week that he was gonna bring somebody out here—I'm here. You still don't have your three people, and you know why? Because nobody wants to face us. This show's about as interesting as Marge Schott reading excerpts from Mein Kampf!
Bischoff: No trouble here, just speak the peace...
Nash: Yeah, no trouble 'cause you know I'll kick your teeth down your throat. Where's your three guys? What, you couldn't get a paleontologist to get a couple of these fossils cleared?! You ain't got enough guys off of dialysis machines to get a team?! Yeah, where's Hogan? Where's Hogan? Out doing another episode of Blunder in Paradise?! Where's the Macho Man, huh?! Doin' some Slim Jim commercial?! Hey, we're here. You wanna say something?
Bischoff: Look, I don't have the authority right here, right now. You want a fight? Your fight isn't with me. You want three guys? Tomorrow morning at 9:00, I'm gonna be in Atlanta, I'm gonna be in the offices of WCW, I'll try and get you your fight. And you know what? Live, this Sunday in Baltimore, Great American Bash, you guys wanna show up? You want a fight? You show up, I'll see if I can get you your fight.
Nash: [to Hall] I don't know about you, but...they love us in Baltimore.
Hall: Hey, big man, I say me and you, we be at the Bash, maybe these punks want a fight.
Nash: [to Bischoff] Bring what you got. The measuring stick just changed around here, buddy—you're looking at it.- WCW Monday Nitro: June 10, 1996
In Total Nonstop Action Wrestling[edit]
- (with a female voice while examining his pectorial muscles) They're real!
- "Size - matters!"
- "Of course I'm confident, I'm a seven foot juggernaut!"
- "Now granted, after traveling up and down the road the last ten years with Scott Hall, I've lost a couple of brain cells... my question is, what the hell happened to that sweet little rasslin' show we were doin' every Monday? I mean, where in the hell is the Dog when you need him?"
- I haven't seen a performance like that since mine in '72. Dallas Stadium. 80 man battle royal. Gauntlet. Yeah. 16 ring. Went down, it was me and the Von Erichs, there was 8 of them in the ring. I had the Claw on all 7 of them. (TNA: Director's Cut Of The Paprazzi Video From "iMPACT!")
- "Being overpaid is better than being underpaid"
- Nash: You know, it's almost a perfect fit for me. I mean, my whole career's really been about money. I really haven't cared about anybody else. Hell, I didn't care if somebody starved, I really didn't care if somebody lost the roof over the top of them. I mean, I took as much as I could. But a funny thing happened on the way to getting here—as I got older, I got wiser. You know, the Bible says that gray hair is a sign of wisdom. With wisdom came compassion. Those guys in the back that I would've took every dollar from in the past? They're my friends, they're my family, so this time...I'm gonna pass on the money. I want nothing to do with you guys...you guys wanna run this company into the ground? You can do it without me.
Sting: When I came here five years ago, I didn't come for this. This is nothing that I bargained for. I came here originally because I love TNA! Five years later, I wouldn't have sacrificed this old body as much as I have unless I loved TNA! So those are not just words—I love this place. But this, and most of all this right here [pointing to Hulk Hogan], and you too [to Ric Flair]—this is called a no-win situation and I'm not gonna repeat history once again. The answer's no.- October 14, 2010, after being invited by Eric Bischoff and Hulk Hogan to join Immortal
TNA: Kevin Nash & The Paparazzi Attack Chris Sabin[edit]
- "The ooooold body bag. The ooooold BB. The old dead man, dead career, dead-to-dead thing. The ooold trusty corpse in a bag of plastic on canvas with a guy in it symbolizing the death of his career and the humililation that ensues upon it!"
- "Tonight, we pull something out that the wrestling fans haven't seen in...two weeks."
- "That's Osama Bin Sabin! I didn't know he was Al-Qaeda." (After revealing Chris Sabin in a body bag)
Kevin Nash: Quest For X Division Greatness[edit]
- Kevin Nash: I remember being inspired when I had my first chance for the WWF Championship... which it was called back then, the WWF Championship, not WWE... and I went out in front of 29,000 people at Madison Square Garden and defeated him (Bob Backlund) in a record 8 seconds.
Alex Shelley: Does the Garden even hold 29,000 people?
Kevin Nash: Well it did that night.
- Kevin Nash: I need to get in the head of an X-Division star.
Alex Shelley: Dissect them, huh?
Kevin Nash: I need to know what they do, what they think when they got on the top rope. What they think when they leave the top rope.
Alex Shelley: Hey, Kevin! Look who your talking to here, huh?
Kevin Nash: Exactly.
Alex Shelley: So, what we did is run some tapes from Mexico, from Japan, from Madagascar.
Kevin Nash: Madagascar?
Alex Shelley: That's right. Alright, Kevin, here we are in Mexico City. Now notice, watch him go up, there you go, thats right. He's going into the Spaceman Torisho Arm drag right there. You see the beauty? The form? How he arched his back? That's right, as he does a 360. What?! -- over the top rope! Kevin, come on, take these notes.
Kevin Nash: What is that?
Johnny Devine: Double Reverse Ninja Kick.
Kevin Nash: With an atomic arm drop. Where is this? I've never seen a two-sided ring before.
Alex Shelley: You're damn right you haven't! Because this is Madagascar. Japan, Mexico they got nothing on Madagascar, oh man.
Kevin Nash: But...are they sitting on the floor?
Johnny Devine: This guys --
Alex Shelley: That's right, because chairs are a luxury over there.
Kevin Nash: Doesn't look like there's that many people there. How many people are at this thing?
Alex Shelley: Three hundred, give or take.
Kevin Nash: Three hundred?
Alex Shelley: Best wrestlers in the world I tell ya, right here. Best wrestlers in the world. Yeah, write up, Kevin. You know what I'm going to do for you, Kevin? You know those two Madagascar wrestlers we were watching? We're going to fly them in business class.
Kevin Nash: Shut the front door!
Alex Shelley: That's right. Business class. Just so you can train with these fellas. Come on, Kevin.
Kevin Nash: I... love you.
Alex Shelley: Next week we'll do it up, huh
(group hug)
Alex Shelley: Hold me!
Kevin Nash: Championship...feel it.
Alex Shelley: Hold me. Not too tight.
Kevin Nash: Okay, Sorry.
Nash and Shelley Discuss Slammiversary[edit]
- "I drove a golf ball 572 yards. Longest drive ever. I remember one time I was at Augusta, the guys were getting ready for the Masters. Tiger Woods, walking out to hit a bucket of balls. I looked at him and I said, 'Man, that's all you ever do is practice. Practice, practice, practice.' Tiger looked at me and he goes, 'Well if I had your talent, Nash, I wouldn't have to practice so much.'"
- "When you're done with me, you'll be able to buy a house in Boca for cash. I'm talking ocean on one side, intercoastal on the other."
- (mockingly nerdy voice) "Could I get your e-mail address maybe we could e-mail each other? (regular voice) Lemme ask you a question: If I don't want to talk to you, why would I want to hunt and peck and type to you? (mockingly nerdy voice) Oh, LOL, we're laughing out loud!"
- (singing) "Happy Slammiversary, baby! I got you on my..miiiiiiiiii-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiind!"
PCS Psychological Testing[edit]
- Kevin Nash: Jay, have you ever actually administered... a lethal injection?
Jay Lethal: Have you ever been to Fire Island?
Kevin Nash: I actually have a summer home there. Thanks for asking.
(Nash raises his pipe to his mouth, seductively.)
- (after Senshi's inkblot test) I showed you all five of these, and every time, you say "warrior." Are you going to tell me for one second that (holding up an inkblot picture) that doesn't, to some degree, look like Jim Hellwig?
- Kevin Nash: As a child, did you ever play, I don't know, doctor?
Sonjay Dutt: A couple of times, you know, here and there.
Kevin Nash: You know, I don't know how you did it, but I know you're dirty, I know you're on steroids! You're a gashead!
Sonjay Dutt: No, no, no, no, no, no.
Kevin Nash: What's this look like?
Sonjay Dutt: What?!
Kevin Nash: Testosterone? What's this look like, huh? The Juice?
Sonjay Dutt: This is an ambush!
Kevin Nash: Barry Bonds? What?! What?! What?!
Sonjay Dutt: I gotta go.
Samoa Joe and Kevin Nash[edit]
(Samoa Joe busts into Kevin Nashes dresses room while Nash is holding a bat)
- Samoa Joe: Is that a bat!
*Kevin Nash: Yeah! I'm a business man! I don't fight for free! What? You wanna come back here and do it for free!? No, Man! You wanna go tonight!? You wanna go with Nash!? You go get Cornette to get you a check for one hundred grand and check for me for one hundred grand! I'll lace up! I'll go with you tonight! I ain't doing it for free! You know why? I ain't gettin' paid! I'm a business man. You got a lot of anger with me! It's about a bank account! I got an "s" class! I got a house on the beach! It's paid for! I got money in the bank! I got everything you want! Come On, Man! You think I screwed you!? You think I screwed you a couple days ago!?
*Samoa Joe: You did screw me! - Kevin Nash: I didn't screw you! It was a wake up call! You're going around this place like an angry, angry, angry child! It ain't workin! It ain't workin! You need my wisdom man! You need my wisdom! Listen, it ain't gotta be this, man. I'm not that much of an asshole, man! Take a shot! (Nash hands him the baseball bat) Take a shot, I'm walkin.
*Samoa Joe: I should kill your ass, man!
*Kevin Nash: Yeah, but you won't.


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Athorus mobile game : Texturing artwork
New experience had been added to me while working on Texturing most of the game characters and objects, it was really fun and exhausting too!
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Athorus mobile game : UI artwork
UI artwork is a shortcut name for "User Interface " as we all know, which includes any kind of tools the user interact with like " Bottoms, Army map, Store, etc. ...
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A day after Oregon softball had to come from behind and hold off Oregon State to earn the win, the Ducks made sure that once they got the lead, the Beavers would never come close.
Four different Ducks had two RBIs each as Oregon run-ruled the Beavers 10-2 in six innings.
Koral Costa had a game of twos in which she went 2-for-2 with two RBIs and two runs scored while Sammie Puentes went 2-for-3 with two RBIs and a run scored.
Karissa Hovinga was the star in the pitcher's circle for the Ducks as she threw a complete game four-hitter, giving up just two runs while striking out three.
The game started off well for Oregon State as it took a 1-0 lead on a solo home run in the bottom of the first inning, the second straight day it's drawn first blood from the Ducks.
After a scoreless second inning, the Ducks exploded for seven runs in the third.
With two outs, Alexa Peterson singled with a 3-2 count to start the rally. Kailee Cuico then singled followed by a Janelle Lindvall walk to load the bases for Costa. Costa drove a single to center field to score Peterson and Cuico and then Puentes followed suit with a single to score Lindvall.
After Nikki Udria came to the plate next and singled to score Costa, Courntey Ceo singled to drive in Puentes and Udria. Alyssa Gillespie completed the scoring for the inning when she followed Ceo's single with a double of her own that scored Ceo.
The score remained 7-1 entering the sixth inning when the Ducks added on three more runs.
Cuico got the rally started by drawing a two-out walk that brought up Lindvall and she didn't disappoint. Lindvall drove a 1-0 pitch over the left center field fence to put the score at 9-1 and have the run-rule in effect. Puentes added the final run for Oregon when she doubled to left center field and score Costa.
The Beavers were able to rally for just one run in the bottom of the sixth inning.
Oregon and Oregon State meet for the final time this season in conference play Monday at 3 p.m. in Corvallis.
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OK, I take it back. I'm not sure how good-natured it is between the twins and Ryan now. Last week I'd said their dynamic felt like friendly banter; their back-and-forth at the roadblock had had a note of affection to it and felt almost sibling-ish. But this week there was an edge. Six legs in and our tired, sweaty Racers' patience is wearing thin. And Ryan is particularly grumpy these days, probably because his two main goals have thus far been out of reach: Most Legs Won in TAR History and, as he put it, "world domination." So there's that. Tonight it seemed that the one and only thing all the teams could agree on is that they were happy to get out of Bangladesh.
We're headed to Istanbul!
At the travel agency, Abbie and Ryan seemed slightly surprised to see other teams. Per usual, right? There's always a vague air of bewilderment sprinkled with dismay whenever these two run into other Racers, like they're kind of alarmed that another team is in their space and doing the race. But tonight Ryan's typical dismay had morphed into actual disdain. He referred to The Rockers and Twins as "the two most annoying teams" with "hair all the same length." What? Does he employ a third-grader as his insult-writer? And, really, the Rockers? Granted, Ryan wasn't on camera when he said it, and his sentences were at noticeably different volumes, so it may well have been edited together in typical dubious TAR fashion. In any case, Ryan announced he was "tired of them all" and dissed the other teams' smarts. As for the Twins, we already know they find Ryan to be an obnoxious tool, and tonight they had some more words about how he's an overly-competitive donkey. I'm paraphrasing there.
They're all so over each other.
But who cares about that! More important things were going on here - like theft.
The Rockers realized their money was missing, and because they are kindhearted non-conniving competitors themselves, they just assumed it had fallen out of Abba's bag in the taxi. Oh, guys. Their $100 had been swiped off a table by their own racing compatriots, The Twins - with Lexi as giggling accomplice (and Trey as non-giggling accomplice). What? LEXI?? The Twins later split the booty with Team Texas to help alleviate the guilt that they didn't seem to be feeling. Another bonus to sharing the goods, Nadiya joked: "They're Christian so they'll pray for us." I don't know, is this playing the game? A matter of Finders Keepers, Losers Weepers? I guess it's not against the rules because there wasn't a penalty. But blech.
You can't keep the Rockers down though, and they bounced back in heroic fashion. "It's not gonna stop sucking until we take care of it," James said, unwilling to let Abba marinate in a stew of his own guilt and Bangladeshi sweat, and the two quickly set out to try to rustle up some money on the street. I'm really glad they were resourceful enough to find a way to stay in the race. I want them there. But boy was it disconcerting, the idea of them having to ask locals for money in such an impoverished place - a point which they themselves made as well. It was striking to see them pass that emaciated man on the street at the very moment they were discussing their plan.
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Looking for Chiassons
1st October 2004 - 3:45 PM
I am looking for Chiassons that came to Louisiana when expelled from Nova Scotia.
Cathy Chiasson Creel
1st October 2004 - 3:45 PM
I am a Chiasson whose ancestors came from Nova Scotia.
Hazel Gaudet
6th March 2005 - 11:33 AM
There are plenty Chassons in my husbands tree. Who are you looking for?
Cathy Chiasson Creel
6th March 2005 - 4:44 PM
Hazel....not really looking. Just offering info to anyone who needs it. Thanks for your reply.
7th May 2005 - 1:22 PM
My maiden name is Chiasson. I do not know if my family was part of the dispersion but I am pretty sure that they came here to South Louisiana before the American Revolution. My great grandfather was Homer Chiasson and would have been born sometime in late 1700's or early 1800's. If you are interested further I can get more exact dates and possibly more about his family.
My grandmother was a LeBert, which is a family which has been here for a looong time. Do you haave any info about them?
Cathy Chiasson Creel
7th May 2005 - 3:25 PM
I was born and raised (and still live here) in Lafourche Parish in Southeast Louisiana. I have always found in research that all Chiassons in Louisiana are related because only one Chiasson reached Louisiana after the Deportation of Nova Scotia. Can you go farther back than Homer? I would be happy to help you and share whatever I have, but I would need a little more info. Like where was Homer born, maybe siblings, parents name etc.
7th May 2005 - 8:51 PM
I will see what I can find in old records. Unfortunately I am now the older generation. All of my aunts and uncles have passed away and somehow my cousins and I did not get information any further back than this. When I get anything more I will let you know. If I can't find anything on my own maybe you can point me in the right direction.
14th May 2005 - 10:35 PM
I have a pretty large database on the Chiasson family...dating back to the original Chiasson -- Pierre Chiasson. I have recently found two authentic coats of armor and the family crest. I am descendents of the Chiasson family on both my mother and father's family. I can pretty much help anyone trying to get started finding their Chiasson roots -- all descendents in both Canada and Louisiana -- and elsewhere in North America all come from the only male descendent of Pierre Chiasson who came to Nova Scotia prior to the deportation of the Acadians.
18th May 2005 - 7:38 AM
I am a Chiasson and can only go back to my great-grandfather Homer Chiasson. I a guessing that he was born in the late 1700's or early 1800's. He was from the Bayou St. Clair area near Carencro in Lafayette Parish. I have not checked Fr. Hebert's genealogy books to see if there is anything further back. If you can tell me where else to look it would be appreciated.
Dotty Weiss
29th May 2005 - 10:27 PM
My grandmother was Christine Chiasson, Chesson. She was born in New Bruinswick, in Caraquet. Born 23June1872. Father Honore?
She married my grandfather Charles Chevalier on June 24th 1907, at St Helene, Montreal parish. They somehow migrated to New Hampshire, were she died on March 6, 1941. I think her mom maiden name was Forbes, Henrietta. There were Uncles around by the name of Ralph and Maxime Chiasson, not sure if they were her Nephews. I have no other siblings for her. Can you help?
Thank You
Dotty Chevalier Weiss
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Darlene Rash
3rd July 2005 - 5:23 PM
I have no info on the Claisson lineage, but in working on my family tree I find that a grgrgrgrgr grandfather Hippolyte Guedry had a son by the name of Joshua Guedry married a lady with the last name of Claisson, but we have no first name or any other info. Joshua would have been born around 1804-1813. Does your records show a Claisson lady married to a Joshua Guedry. Waiting your reply.
31st July 2005 - 6:20 PM
Hi, just pulled up this website and found this e-mail saying that you are a Chiasson and have a large data base. My maden name is Chiasson and I have been researching my family tree for almost 1 year. I have been able to get birth/marriage certificates from the Catholic church in Lafayette and Charenton Louisiana.
I have been able to go back to:
Louis Chiasson Born 1799 in St. Martinville, St. Martin, Louisiana. he married Susanne Dugat 1824 in St. Martinville St. Martin, Louisiana. Susanne was born 2-8-1803 in st. Martinville, Louisiana.
I would love to be able to trace back to our Canadian roots. I have contacted 2 places in Canada but I have not been able to trace far back enough in Louisiana to get to Canada.
Can you get me back further than Louis Chiasson 1799-1800?
Thank you.
Hazel Gaudet
2nd August 2005 - 9:46 AM
The furtherest back I go is Henri Isaac Chiasson born March 24, 1856. Please send me your email so we might correspond. I love genealogy and have concentrated on other lines.
Linda Fontenot
2nd August 2005 - 5:40 PM
Hi Hazel I am Linda and I would like to talk with you about the family tree. Once you start you are hooked.
I am not familiar with Henry, he must be from a different line.
Hope to hear from you soon.
13th November 2005 - 10:30 PM
Here are a few sites on Chiasson / Acadia:
Darlene Rash
14th November 2005 - 9:07 PM
Linda in regard to your posting in July (sorry to be so long in reading this), it appears that you are in the same boat that I am in.
I believe that Paul Hypolite Guidry (married to Adelaide Duhon) was my grgrgrgr grandfather and he did have a son name Joshua married to ?Claisson, I dont have a first name for her. But I do show other children of Paul's-- Leufroy b 12-20-1803 (my grgrgr grandfather), Amelia, Paul b 1802, Aspasia b 1806, Joachim B 1810, Marguerite b 1770, Oliver b 1770, David, Jean Baptiste b 8-18-1814 and a John, which I am wondering if John and Jean Baptiste are one and the same.
If you have information of the lineage of Paul and would be willing to share, I would be very appreciative. Especially on Leufroy , as weare all in the dark about him. I show that he was married twice and had a daughter by the name of Aida who married a Joseph Hebert, but on this particular Hebert, I can find nothing.
Feel free to e-mail me at firstname.lastname@example.com and maybe between the two of us we can figure this puzzle out.
Glad to hear from you.
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