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Just a few days now until we open the market. Things are progressing SLOWLY! If only I could get things accomplished by sheer force of will we would be ready to go tomorrow. The list is long, but we continue to chip away at it. Eventually it will all be done, I just don't know if that will be before or after we open.
I had the pleasure of visiting some of our growers last Friday(I didn't get pictures because it was raining and lightening). It has been so hard to plant this year because of all the rain. If you aren't able to plant on the day or two that the ground is dry enough it might be a week before you get another chance. Norma Jean's brothers, sisters and parents all came over last week and planted her large front garden in one evening. I was able to see it when I picked up my tomatoe, eggplant and pepper plants from her green house. I also picked up flower and herb plants to plant and sell at the shop.
Maddie's garden is gorgeous. She has lettuce, spinach, onions and rhubarb all ready to go. Her peas are looking great and her beans are off to a good start.The day it was finally dry enough and warm enough to plant beans was the day before Maddie's family hosted their church service. Instead of cleaning and preparing for the 25 plus families that would be there the next day, she was out planting beans. She said the basement was not clean, but she was glad to have the beans in the ground.
Pete has plenty of asparagus for us. I'll pick it up on Tuesday. The strawberries were barely pink on Friday. A few sunny days would be welcome.
Last Wednesday Miriam and Magdalena had a grand adventure of their own. They voluteered to help clean the shop. One Healy family brought them up in the morning and the other took them home at night. The painted, washed windows and produce tables and in general were incredibly helpful. I have learned how much the Amish like sweets so I took them to Dags for lunch. They loved the orange pineapple ice cream and have told everyone back home about how wonderful it is. In their words it is the best ice cream they have ever had.
The rest of my time has been spent waiting. I'm waiting to have my front bay door fixed. I waiting to know if I will have refrigerators by opening day. I'm waiting for sunny weather so the strawberries will ripen. I'm waiting for the next "official" person to walk through the door with some new requirement ( meaning I write a check, they hand me a piece of paper saying I can sell produce and since they can revoke that piece of paper and keep my money I'll try not to make to many references to the mafia or socialism). I'm waiting to make some money and not just spend, spend, spend. I'm waiting for the fun of meeting and greeting customers and eating wonderful food and all the fun of being at the shop.
I think I may need to take up Norma Jean's idea and have a planting party. I have many plants to get into to garden and very little time. Watch for your invitation! Pray for good weather and I'll see you at the shop!!!


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IBM has joined many storage, hardware and IT systems vendors to promote a unified storage management software infrastructure.
IBM has joined a host of storage, hardware and IT systems vendors to form an open-source community designed to promote a unified storage management software infrastructure for end-users by accelerating the deployment and implementation of key standards. The group hopes to have something available to customers by mid-2006. Called "Aperi," derived from the Latin word for "to open," the new project is made up of Brocade Communications Systems, Cisco Systems Inc., Computer Associates International Inc., Engenio Information Technologies, Fujitsu Ltd., IBM Corp., McData Corp., Network Appliance Inc., and Sun Microsystems Inc. Community members will contribute code to push enhanced storage management and integration within an open standards-based framework while also developing new capabilities to augment their own storage products.
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With plans to get together in the next several months to formulate a roadmap, the group wants to build a common storage software management platform to provide storage customers with greater flexibility and ease toward running their storage environments, said IBM officials. The project aims to alleviate customers storage complexity by reducing management hurdles involved with being tied to different stacks of storage management. Standardization, aligning appropriate storage with hardware purchases, and helping users to choose application tools to their specific needs are some of the goals of the new group. Existing standards such as the SNIAs (Storage Networking Industry Association) SMIS (Storage Management Initiative Specification) will be leveraged by building extensions and a common reference implementation to the popular storage management/storage hardware interface standard.
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Initially, IBM and Sun and a few other partners will donate some of their storage management intellectual property to the consortium. Other members of the community will have the option to offer up their technology as well. In addition, other key storage and IT systems vendors are being sought to join and participate in the fledgling group, said IBM. Areas still to be determined by the new community include: how Aperi will work and deter-mining who will sit on the Board of Directors. Over the course of time, there will be a separate organization involved with Aperi, either outside or inside the SNIA. As part of that the members of the group will elect representative who will be members of a driving team to evangelize the community, its progress, and its mission.
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Government Shutdown Furloughs Medical Research as National Institutes of Health Is Running on Skeleton Crew; Patients Turned Away
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A lot of Americans say they are sick of how Congress is handling the health care debate, but furloughed workers at the National Institutes of Health are blocked from studying treatments.The Government shutdown is bad for your health.
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The federal government shutdown has put a halt to NIH drug trials as medical researchers are being forced to stall preclinical research.
Normally, about 200 patients a week enroll at The National Institutes of Health for ongoing trials of experimental therapies. Right now about 73% of NIH staff have been blocked from entering the facility, which is being operated by a skeleton crew. The NIH is unable to begin new studies. NIH researchers are turning patients away.
The shutdown does not affect patients who are already enrolled in medical studies. The Washington Post reports that while those patients are still receiving treatment and skeleton crews are still able to check on existing preclinical work and take evidence on research animals, the government shutdown is trampling ongoing research. A furloughed NIH director told The Washington Post that the remaining staff is reduced to making sure "the cells in the Petri dishes don't die."
Most of the furloughs affect the Institutes' nonclinical operations. The NIH has been able to keep about 2,500 of their staff at work to maintain patient care at the NIH's Clinical Center in Bethesda, Md.
According to a Health and Human Services memo, the center will run at roughly 90% capacity in the first weeks of the shutdown. The NIH isn't kicking sick people out of the hospital. There are about 200 patients enrolled at the NIH in a normal week. The agency says they are usually treating about 30 children at any given time, 10 of them with cancer.
NIH spokesman John Burklow told the Washington Post, "Everyone feels absolutely awful. It's antithetical to our mission and why we're all here. ... If you have a child who needs help, even if you're told, 'Well, we can't help you today,' it just creates anxiety and frustration, I'm sure."
The government shutdown also halted action on grant applications and awards and on the White House-supported research program, the BRAIN Initiative. NIH has pledged $40 million to that program.
House Republicans introduced a bill to restore NIH's funding and allow it to get back to trial enrollment on Wednesday. Democrats are adamant about reopening the entire government. About 800,000 federal workers have been sent home without pay since the shutdown began Tuesday.
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Ahh Yes. I have heard this before from my oldest and youngest daughter. It was startling to hear on both occasions. I wondered where this came from and what I may have done to contribute to it? Well, I begin to understand that children have a natural maturity progression and that it was my responsibility to instill balance in their lives so that they were not so focused on not being pretty; or being too focused on themselves. I prasied them when appropriate and listened to them. I also let them fail when appropriate (that was the hard part). Healthy balance has been key in rasing my girls. By the way, your daughter is absolutely beautiful !
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Gateway Inc. has updated a set of services that will help federal users of Gateway products outside the United States get faster support and reduce downtime.
Gateway relaunched its support services outside the continental United States (OCONUS) this month to provide better technical support and replacement services to information technology support personnel and Gateway users at 40 installations, said Dan Ludwick, director of service development and marketing for Gateway Business.
The enhancements include:
Toll-free tech-support phone numbers in more than 30 countries. The toll-free service will start in February. A dedicated group of specialists to serve the federal government outside the continental United States. CD-ROMs for information and training. Logistics programs to expedite the replacement of parts. Because most federal users, particularly in the Defense Department, already have tech support personnel on-site, Gateway is giving them the tools, training and information to diagnose and fix problems themselves, Ludwick said. The services can be used for Gateway's entire product line of desktops, portable computers and servers.
Gateway will provide private Web pages with links to Gateway's electronic support information and other Web sites. Those private sites will enable federal workers to download diagnostic tools, chat with Gateway tech support and undergo training on their own time, Ludwick said.
"It gives a good tool set for the support folks and also a mechanism for the end users so they can access us more easily," said Matt Roskuski, Gateway Business senior manager of service product marketing.
In the next phase of upgrades to OCONUS support, Gateway plans to produce information cards with key phone numbers and Web addresses that users can carry when they are away from IT support personnel, he said.
Gateway also has partnered with Unisys Corp. for on-site dispatch and labor around the world to replace parts, he said. If replacement parts are not on-site, they can be received in about three days from Gateway's distribution centers in Sioux Falls, S.D.; Melaka, Malaysia; and Dublin, Ireland, Ludwick said.
"More than anything else, we have strung together our design and built a program of elements that existed previously and added new elements such as the private OCONUS Web site, e-support functions and reference tools," Ludwick said.
Gateway also plans to invest in voice-over-Internet Protocol for tech support, to help avoid unreliable telephony services overseas, he said.
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Workshop teaches federal managers how to cope with five major IT program risks
Lisagor: The Risky Business Blues
In my experience, too many information technology projects promise the sky, but instead they exceed their budgets and schedules and disappoint users. Although there are many reasons for those failures, the lessons to be learned from them are rarely taught in classrooms, especially in the context of specific agency cultures and histories.
Training from the Program Management Institute (PMI) provides an essential foundation for government program managers (PMs), but it doesn't necessarily prepare them to deal with many of the everyday problems that arise on most projects, especially as those challenges relate to their own organizational and contractual relationships.
Experienced PMs are too busy fighting their own forest fires to concentrate on transferring knowledge to newer managers. As experienced managers retire, lack of knowledge management will become even more pronounced and the effect potentially more devastating.
Do any of these everyday problems look familiar?
The idea was to offer a one-day workshop to help program managers mitigate future risks and increase the probability of project success.
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We must prevent the continued failure of so many IT programs and give auditors at the Government Accountability Office less to write about.
Lisagor offers his training on Celerity Works' GSA MOBIS Schedule GS-10F-0380S at www.gsaadvantage.gov or www.celerityworks.com/risktraining.html. He is also the author of "The Enlightened Manager," available as a free download at www.celerityworks.com. Reach Lisagor at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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after the black-faux-leather pochette i've sewed a beige wool one ;DD
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The Living Room Bangkok's Premier Jazz Venue
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Sheraton Grande Sukhumvit, A Luxury Collection Hotel, is home to the finest live jazz venue in Bangkok. The Living Room, a showcase for high-calibre international performers playing the hottest jazz in town, simply swings!
The great jazz pianist and composer Thelonius Monk once said, "I don't have a definition of jazz. You are just supposed to know it when you hear it." One thing is certain, walk into The Living Room at the Sheraton Grande Sukhumvit any night of the week and you'll know it.
Over the years, The Living Room has hosted many jazz greats. The line-up regularly features inspiring performances from some of the finest local and international talent including Grammy Award winners, and the most respected musicians on the jazz scene today.
Each evening, sophistication and comfort is the name of the game. Tasteful de{aac}cor, a sweeping bar, comfortable armchairs and sofas, and subdued lighting, not to mention the availability of fine whiskies, cocktails, and cognacs, make The Living Room a seriously cool place to hang out. With the black and white images of jazz legends looking respectfully down from the walls, attentive service staff in flowing outfits that recall the decade of swing and style, and the best musicians in town, the ambience at The Living Room hits all the right notes.
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Workforce management solutions specialist Kronos announced the launch of Workforce Ready, a suite of cloud-based applications aimed at small and midsize businesses. The solution set provides companies with single-source access to real-time employee data, including a Time and Attendance feature designed to streamline time tracking, with automated collection of time and attendance information. Small business IT departments are feeling the pressure to squeeze more productivity out of limited budgets, and Workforce Ready is designed to help HR departments, payroll and other human capital elements more effectively manage their duties, using hosted multitenant architecture, and a flexible software-as-a-service-based pricing approach.
The platform can also go mobile, allowing employees to view schedules, request time off and view their pay statements, while managers can approve timecards, manage exceptions and find replacement workers from their smartphone. In addition, an analytics feature provides diagnostic views of key labor metrics and point-and-click reporting that identifies areas for cost savings. The Human Resources application provides secure management of employee records and robust performance and asset management tools.
"Small and midsize businesses are feeling the financial pressures of a tight economy and having to compete with larger organizations with more resources, Lisa Rowan, program director of HR, learning, and talent research at IT analytics firm IDC said in a prepared statement. A workforce management solution tailored to the needs of SMBs can help them uncover and reduce hidden costs, leading to improved productivity and smarter decision-making. Workforce Ready is an extremely robust solution that SMBs should consider." Among the platforms other features is an Absence Management application to help reduce compliance risks by confirming employee's eligibility for paid and unpaid leave based on vacation time, sick time and other organization-specific criteria. The Payroll application offers an alerts feature, which lets multiple individuals work on payroll simultaneously, while on-the-fly scheduling capabilities helps to reduce understaffing and overstaffing as well as overtime management. All the applications are available on a per-employee, per-month basis, a company release noted. "SMBs are always looking to do more with less. Workforce Ready delivers enterprise-level capabilities in an easy-to-use, easy-to-afford, cloud-based environment, Kronos CEO Aron Ain said in a press statement. Staying competitive is complex -- your workforce management solution shouldn't have to be."
In April, the company launched its Workforce Analytics solution, which provides real-time visibility into workforce and operational issues through a graphical management dashboard, which helps organizations access and leverage workforce data to identify, predict, and manage opportunities for cost savings and productivity gains. The platform is also interoperable with a companys existing business intelligence (BI) tool, and offers built-in security features to help minimize privacy concerns.
Nathan Eddy is Associate Editor, Midmarket, at eWEEK.com. Before joining eWEEK.com, Nate was a writer with ChannelWeb and he served as an editor at FierceMarkets. He is a graduate of the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University.
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Ian, I see you perfect and whole and accepting God's love for you. |
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Dear Heavenly Father, |
angelcp 6/22/2004 17:06 |
Ian, I just finished saying a prayer for you. Now you must find the Lord and give your life to Him because He is your way out of and off of any drugs or bad things in your life. You took a big step by telling Mom about your problem. Because yes drugs is a problem I know because my husband was on drugs for many years. and it destroyed my family. Our sons has no respect for him because of his drug problems. So yes you did the right thing now continue to do right by finding the Lord, and then find new friends people that has The Lord in their lives. I will continue to keep you in prayer. God Bless You Ian and God Bless Your Mom. |
hillbillymomma 6/22/2004 17:53 |
Ian suffering from a drug dependacy is a horriable ordeal, i know this cause i suffer with the same ordeal, and i'm asking heavanly father to give a strength, courage, wisdom to overcome this addition and together with gods blessing. i say this in jesus name amen |
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ian,turn your life around,we're all praying for you to feel the guidance of the heavenly father who will sustain and support you..i have a step |
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Dear Heavenly Father, Please watch over Ian while he is traveling thru this life. Please give him the strength to choose good over evil.Please dear heavenly Father whatever your will is let it be done. |
Dear Lord, Please be with this child and help him to overcome his addiction. Please guide his mom and loved ones in assisting him on this journey. I pray in your name AMEN |
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God, Please let Ian's creative ability help him to solve his addiction. Amen |
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Heavenly Father, Please open Ian's eyes to your AWESOME power of love and healing. And please comfort his mom with the fact that Ian will come to you some day, if it is your will. I claim the power of healing and love for both Ian and his mom. In your gracious name AMEN |
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We Thank You Heavenly Father for sending your precious son Jesus Christ to cleasnse & heal us & to set your people free from these addictions & in Jesus name I pray that Ian R will remain drug-free for the rest of his life & that he will not be tempted with these drugs at all, that is brought before him,In Jesus Christ,I believe he shall receive & shall be delivered...Amen |
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Dear Lord - please substitute Ian's speed additction with the addiction of music. He has a gift that should be shared with the world. Please help him see that this will never be if he doesn't turn his back on the drugs. Shower him with relief and pure heavenly pleasure while he is in detox. Help him succeed at conquering the demon forever. And help his Mom by giving her strength, patience and guidance from You. Also Lord, please help us to understand that this could be anyone we are close to and give us the patience to deal with similar people in our lives. In God's name. AMEN |
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Heavenly Father, in your grace you have sent your son Jesus Christ into this world so that by His strips we are healed and complete. Therefore, I speak salvation into Ian's life that he will be able to receive you and be healed from all bondages of drugs and other sinful natures. Please Lord set Ian free from all addictions, and cover him with your divine love. I shield him with the mighty, demonic proof blood of Jesus that is so powerful. Ian will be delivered in Jesus Name. Your Name Jesus is glorified for what You are already doing in Ian's life. In Jesus' Mighty Name I pray. Amen. |
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Lord, as I bring ian to u in prayer, I ask that you touch his heart & heal his spirit. Release the dirty addiction to his body & give it back to the Devil where it belongs. Help him oh God to see you are the one for Love & mercy in his life. Bless his Mother for caring so much that she brought this situation to other christians to pray for him. I know she won't give upon him. Our children are precious to us, & we need them, as they need us. Be with him Lord Jesus in your name I pray, AMEN & AMEN..... GBU Ian.... Be strong. |
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January 30, 2012
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January 27, 2012
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Robert Holland, A Concerned Citizen for the Redevelopment of Gary v. Richard Steele, Barbara Steele, First Midwest Bank, As Successor Trustee By Way of Merger to Bank Calumet, N.A., et al.
Civil plenary. Affirms the trial court's determination that Holland was not entitled to summary judgment on his quiet title claim, and grant of summary judgment to the bank on its trespass and slander of title claims. The trial court properly found that Holland had filed a frivolous lawsuit and awarded appropriate attorney fees. On cross-appeal, the appellate court denied the bank's request for appellate attorney fees.
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January 26, 2012
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Jeff Reeves v. Citizens Financial Services
Agency appeal. Affirms Worker's Compensation Board's decision that Reeves had reached maximum medical improvement, had a permanent partial impairment of five percent and wasn't entitled to ongoing palliative care. Reeves failed to identify what type of care he should receive and the undisputed evidence does not show that palliative care limits the extent of his impairment.
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January 25, 2012
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Timothy Long v. State of Indiana
Criminal. Affirms sentence for Class A misdemeanor operating a vehicle while intoxicated and being a habitual substance offender. Because the master commissioner presided at Long's guilty plea hearing, and not at a criminal trial, she did not have the authority to enter a final judgment on Long's sentence. Marion Superior Judge Linda Brown did not err by rejecting the master commissioner's sentence and imposing her own sentence.
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January 24, 2012
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Antoine Hill v. State of Indiana
Post conviction. Holds that the appropriate standard for judging the performance of Post-Conviction Rule 2 counsel is the standard set forth in Baum v. State. Further holds that Post-Conviction Rule 2 counsel in this case did not violate Baum because she represented the defendant in a procedurally fair setting which resulted in a judgment of the court. Justice Sullivan concurs with separate opinion; Justice Rucker dissents.
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January 20, 2012
Indiana Supreme Court
Indiana Dept. of Insurance, Indiana Patient's Compensation Fund v. Robin Everhart, Personal Rep. of the Estate of James K. Everhart, Jr.
Civil. Affirms award of statutory maximum of $1 million in excess damages from the Indiana Patient's Compensation Fund to Robin Everhart. Does not see any grounds on which to reduce the trial court's award of $1 million in excess damages, so deciding whether to extend or halt Cahoon's advance would seem unnecessary at best. The fund was not entitled to a set-off.
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January 19, 2012
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Agency appeal. Affirms award of benefits to Chrysler employees offered a buyout. By Chrysler's own words — to Congress and its own employees — Enhanced Voluntary Termination of Employment Program was part of a company-wide effort intended to avert twenty-nine manufacturing plant closures, twenty-two parts depot closures, and 53,000 layoffs. The board's conclusion on this issue of ultimate fact was reasonable.
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Juvenile. Reverses trial court's dispositional order and remands with instructions to vacate that portion of its order committing A.T. to the Department of Correction until his 18th birthday. Because A.T. does not meet the criteria of Indiana Code 31-37-19-9(b), a determinate commitment under that section may not be imposed.
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January 17, 2012
7th Circuit Court of Appeals
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U.S. Judge Jane Magnus-Stinson
Civil. Affirms District judge's grant of summary judgment for the state defendants, ruling against a Fort Wayne area wine retailer's constitutional challenge to a state law that prevents retailers from shipping wine to consumers via a motor carrier. The appellate panel found that the state statute is not preempted by federal law. Judge David Hamilton issued a separate concurring opinion.
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January 13, 2012
7th Circuit Court of Appeals
Kevin Harris v. Warrick County Sheriff's Department
U.S. District Court, Southern District of Indiana, Evansville Division, Chief Judge Richard Young.
Civil. Affirms District Court's entry of summary judgment for the sheriff's department in a case where a deputy sheriff's probationary employment was terminated based on violations of standard operating procedures, failure to follow orders and insufficient commitment to the job. Harris's circumstantial evidence of discrimination falls far short of supporting an inference that he was terminated because of his race.
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January 11, 2012
Indiana Court of Appeals
Daniel E. Serban v. State of Indiana
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January 10, 2012
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Sarah Haag, Gordon Haag and Cathy Haag; Molly Kruger, William Kruger, III, and Katherine F. Kruger, et al. v. Mark Castro, The Indiana Youth Soccer Association, Virginia Surety Company, Inc., et al.
Civil tort. Affirms summary judgment in favor of Virginia Surety, the insurer of Indiana Youth Soccer Association, in a lawsuit brought by injured players seeking a declaration that the insurer provide coverage for an accident involving a Carmel youth soccer team while they were in Colorado. Because the van in which players were traveling when the accident occurred was not being used in the business of the association – a condition for coverage under the governing association's business auto-insurance policy at issue – the injured players may not recover. Justice Dickson dissents; Justice David did not participate.
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January 9, 2012
Indiana Court of Appeals
Javon L. Bonner v. State of Indiana (NFP)
Criminal. Affirms conviction of and sentence for Class A felony dealing in cocaine and convictions for Class C felony operating a vehicle with a lifetime suspension and Class A misdemeanor resisting law enforcement.
Opinions Jan. 6, 2012
January 6, 2012
Indiana Court of Appeals
Michael Woodson v. State of Indiana
Criminal. Reverses two fraud convictions on grounds that trial court erred in denying a motion to suppress evidence, finding that the evidence was improperly seized after a search without adequate reasonable suspicion.
Opinions Jan. 5, 2012
January 5, 2012
Indiana Court of Appeals
John C. Cole, Jr. v. State of Indiana (NFP)
Post conviction. Affirms denial of petition for post-conviction relief.
Opinions Jan. 4, 2012
January 4, 2012
Indiana Court of Appeals
In the Matter of the Estate of Florian T. Latek; Nicholas G. Grapsas, et al. v. Gerald Ronneau
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7th Circuit Court of Appeals
United States v. Jason Smith
Northern District of Indiana, South Bend Division. U.S. Judge Robert Miller, Jr.
Criminal. Affirms District Court's denial of motion to suppress evidence and motion for acquittal for a man convicted of being a felon in possession of a firearm, possessing crack cocaine with intent to deliver and possessing a firearm in furtherance of a drug transaction. The court rejected arguments that Jason Smith didn't commit a traffic infraction and that the government constructively amended his indictment about when the traffic stop occurred.
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December 30, 2011
Indiana Court of Appeals
Jeremy L. Peters v. State of Indiana
Criminal. Affirms conviction of and sentence for Class B felony unlawful possession of a firearm by a serious violent felon, holding that the use of Peters' post-arrest, pre-Miranda silence during the state's case-in-chief was not fundamental error because the evidence of his guilt was strong, the references to his silence were brief, and the references came amidst the narrative explaining the events after the crime.
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December 29, 2011
Indiana Supreme Court
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Miscellaneous. Reverses trial court's grant of preliminary injunction in favor of FreeEats, holding that the court erred in finding FreeEats had a reasonable likelihood of success on its claim that the live-operator provision of the Indiana Autodialer Law violates Article 1, Section 9 of the Indiana Constitution. Remands for further proceedings. Justice Frank Sullivan dissented, writing that the application of the live-operator requirement in the present case imposes a material burden on political speech in violation of Art. I, Section 9 of the Indiana Constitution, and that the application of this requirement violates the First Amendment to the United States Constitution.
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December 28, 2011
7th Circuit Court of Appeals
United States of America v. George Pabey
U.S. District Court, Northern District of Indiana, Hammond Division, Judge James T. Moody.
Criminal. Affirms Pabey's convictions of conspiring to embezzle government funds and embezzling government funds and sentence of 60 months in prison, along with a $60,000 fine, $14,000 in restitution, and three years of supervised release. The District Court did not abuse its discretion by permitting the jury to receive the conscious avoidance instruction. The sentence enhancements were appropriate and the District Court provided adequate support for its upward departure of his sentence.
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December 27, 2011
7th Circuit Court of Appeals
ATA Airlines Inc. v. Federal Express Corp.
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U.S. District Court, Southern District of Indiana, Indianapolis Division, Chief Judge Richard L. Young
Civil. Reverses $66 million jury award in favor of ATA against FedEx for breach of contract. ATA's breach of contract claim should never have been permitted to go to trial because the letter agreement between the two parties was not an enforceable contract. In addition, ATA's expert's testimony on regression analysis never should have been allowed to be put before a jury.
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December 22, 2011
7th Circuit Court of Appeals
M.B., by his parents and next friends, Damian Berns and Amy Berns v. Hamilton Southeastern Schools and Hamilton-Boone-Madison Special Services
U.S. District Court, Southern District of Indiana, Indianapolis Division, Judge Tanya Walton Pratt.
Civil. Affirms summary judgment in favor of the schools on the Berns' suit that the schools violated the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act and the provisions relating to special education in the Indiana Administrative Code by failing to provide M.B. with a free appropriate public education. There was nothing unreasonable about the determination by the hearing officer, the Board of Special Education Appeals, and the District Court in finding that M.B. was making progress under his individualized education program. The Berns are also not entitled to reimbursement for the costs to place M.B. in a learning center or for attorney fees.
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December 21, 2011
Indiana Court of Appeals
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First comment on this thread is a fitting final comment on this thread, as that the MCBA never answered Duncan's fine question, and now even Eric Holder agrees that the MCBA was in material error as to the facts: "I don't get it" from Duncan December 1, 2014 5:10 PM "The Grand Jury met for 25 days and heard 70 hours of testimony according to this article and they made a decision that no crime occurred. On what basis does the MCBA conclude that their decision was "unjust"? What special knowledge or evidence does the MCBA have that the Grand Jury hearing this matter was unaware of? The system that we as lawyers are sworn to uphold made a decision that there was insufficient proof that officer committed a crime. How can any of us say we know better what was right than the jury that actually heard all of the the evidence in this case."
wow is this a bunch of bs! i know the facts!
MCBA .... time for a new release about your entire membership (or is it just the alter ego) being "saddened and disappointed" in the failure to lynch a police officer protecting himself in the line of duty. But this time against Eric Holder and the Federal Bureau of Investigation: "WASHINGTON — Justice Department lawyers will recommend that no civil rights charges be brought against the police officer who fatally shot an unarmed teenager in Ferguson, Mo., after an F.B.I. investigation found no evidence to support charges, law enforcement officials said Wednesday."
Dr wail asfour lives 3 hours from the hospital,where if he gets an emergency at least he needs three hours,while even if he is on call he should be in a location where it gives him max 10 minutes to be beside the patient,they get paid double on their on call days ,where look how they handle it,so if the death of the patient occurs on weekend and these doctors still repeat same pattern such issue should be raised,they should be closer to the
other hand if all the death occured on the absence of the Dr and the nurses handle it,the nurses should get trained how to function appearntly they not that good,if the Dr lives 3 hours far from the hospital on his call days he should sleep in the hospital
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Multi R/C (as it was known back in the 1960's) probably had a lot to do with it. Reasonably efficient throttles were starting to be fitted, by 1965 mufflers had become standard equipment, and fitting dual plugs was seen as a way to make the engine idle more reliably - without the "fire going out" ! BOB
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Rocker arms /assembly, camshaft, parts that JM mentioned. Don't know about size, havn't measured yet. Zeroskin76, Most recent motor, if i'm right, that uses DUAL PLUG's is SAITO FR-325 DP 5cyl. radial. They fitted Dual Plug's per cyl. for a more reliable run at lower rpm's and idle run. http://www.motorcyclekb.com/Uwe/Foru...343/Twin-Spark |
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Before throttles were fitted to model engines, this was all we had - 2 separate needle valves. One was set lean for high speed running, and one was set rich for slow running. Biggest problem was, a special fuel tank was needed to switch between the two, which explains the actuator built onto the tank. Using primitive Radio Control equipment, the operator could "blip" to get either high or low speed. Here is my FOX 19 with dual NVA's. BOB
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Many years ago, I came across this OS FS60 by coincident.....one of those 'blind purchases' per telephone...I was expecting a later model.
As seen, this is the early model with machined head, machined carb body, alloy rockers, etc. Not very powerful, but in good shape. Although running it on 'straight' fuel, it has yet to throw a prop on me... Is this the very first FS60, or is there still another predecessor...? |
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Not air-cooled, but glow and RARE !!
And for budding engine collectors, here's a good site http://www.rojobcn.com/ultimosmotores.htm Click onto the engine you wish to look at |
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Tim Dannels also got it out to me fast came the next day; I used standard shipping and he is like 1000 miles away from me. I was initially a little worried as I ordered it in the middle of December, and he is like a cottage industry. |
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Then came the coupled venturi throttle / exhaust restrictor, as shown on the lovely OS Max III 35, which combined the "advantages" of both. Please Note : I know that this information is "old hat" to all you fellow (experienced) collectors out there, but I happen to know that there are a few very inexperienced, but keen to learn newbies watching. BOB |
Mar 13, 2011, 04:16 AM | |
O.S. FS-60 differences
Gluehand, As seen from the pictures this is the first production edition (MkI) from the O.S. FS-60. Beside the machinend head, carb. and alloy rockers, The first edition didn't have a pressure niple on the rear cranckcase cover (on the lower right as seen from behind the engine) Also, a small hole (for easy retaining of the wristpin) on the rear of the cranckcase just under the cooling fins was only present on the MkI |
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Seems like the FS-75 was made with two different rear cranckcase covers during production. One looks just the same as the one from the FS-60 and some other (later production?) has the rear cranckcase cover wich looks just the same as on the FS-80 model. Will ad a picture of the other FS-75 with the other cranckcase cover later on this post. |
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TACOMA, Wash. — There were emotional scenes when a 911 operator and a bride she donated her wedding dress to after hers was stolen met for the first time yesterday.
Newlywed Amanda, from Tacoma, Washington, surprised Candice at her office both to return her dress and to say a personal and heartfelt thank you to the woman she credits with saving her wedding. Amanda was preparing for the biggest day of her life when she got the biggest shock of her life — her dress was stolen from her car on the morning of the nuptials.
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