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4. Automatic Test Pattern Generation
Published Online: 29 AUG 2003
DOI: 10.1002/0471457787.ch4
Copyright © 2003 John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
Book Title
Digital Logic Testing and Simulation, Second Edition
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Miczo, A. (2003) Automatic Test Pattern Generation, in Digital Logic Testing and Simulation, Second Edition, John Wiley & Sons, Inc., Hoboken, NJ, USA. doi: 10.1002/0471457787.ch4
Publication History
- Published Online: 29 AUG 2003
- Published Print: 15 AUG 2003
ISBN Information
Print ISBN: 9780471439950
Online ISBN: 9780471457787
- Summary
- Chapter
- automatic test pattern generation;
- sensitized path;
- D-algorithm;
- Testdetect;
- subscripted D-algorithm;
- PODEM (path oriented decision making);
- Socrates;
- critical path;
- critical path tracing;
- Boolean differences;
- Boolean satisfiability;
- BDDs (binary decision diagrams);
- ATPG (automatic test pattern generator)
In this chapter we focus our attention to the ATPG (automatic test pattern generator). We also examine two alternatives to fault simulation: testdetect and critical path tracing. These two methods share much common terminology, as well as methodology, with corresponding ATPGs, so it is convenient to group them with their corresponding ATPGs. We examine the algorithms and procedures for combinatorial logic and attempt to understand their strengths and weaknesses.


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I figured we could use one of these to talk about the upcoming Tekken X Street Fighter game and post any news we find or whatever. I know we're still waiting for Tekken Tag Tournament 2 to be released to consoles, but it seems that Namco's Tekken Team definitely has TxSF on the brain. Mr. Harada had previously mentioned on Twitter that they were going to set up a poll on Facebook for which characters fans wanted to see most in TxSF. Well, the poll is out now, and fans can vote for one Tekken character and one Street Fighter character that they want to see in the upcoming crossover. Here's the link! https://www.facebook.com/tekken?sk=app_277842658952235 Personally, I view this as a perfect opportunity to show them that we want Kunimitsu to return. She seems to be getting a few votes here and there. Hopefully she'll be considered for the TxSF roster!
I do like Kuni, but Nina, Julia, Christie, Paul and Bryan are getting my votes... Cammy, Balrog, Chun-Li, Sagat, and Fei Long for Street Fighter.
I feel like I should mention, as I'm sure you know already, that you can actually vote for 5 characters from each series. Awesome! ^,^ And no worries; Kunimitsu is actually doing quite well, I'd say.
Voted for Kuni. Tekken- Kuni, Lili, Kazuya, Armor King, Alisa. SF- Cody, Ibuki, R.Mika, Elena, C.Viper.
Yay! More Kunimitsu support! I know that Namco isn't going to just go off of the results of this poll when determining which characters they're going to include, but I hope they notice Kunimitsu.
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Sun-Dried Tomato Pistachio-Polenta Cake - THB
Every three weeks, the Home Bakers make another coffee cake from "Coffee Cakes" by Lou Seibert Pappas. I really like this book. All the cakes have come out well and many have come our beautifully. This week the Sun-Dried Tomato Pistachio-Polenta Cake, pg 68 was selected by Yvette, My Worldwide Culinary Adventure. Please get the recipe from her site. The Home Bakers hosted by Joyce from Kitchen Flavours is the base of our operations. Stop by there if you are interested in getting into the fun.
We eat nutty or fruity cakes and these coffee cakes fill the bill. This week, our cake was a bit unique. It is a savory cake which made me especially happy. I love savory breads and cakes.
The polenta, sun-dried tomato, pistachio combination was a winner. The flavors blended well. Hubby loved it and that is always a good sign that the cake is a success.
I made this gluten-free so I used a mixture of brown rice flour, tapioca flour and potato starch for the flour portion. Otherwise, I pretty much followed the recipe.
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The Monster and Monterrey: The Politics and Cartels of Mexico's Drug War
The mayor's office in San Pedro, the wealthiest suburb of Monterrey and the second-richest in all of Mexico, is located in a modern two-story building on the corner of a meticulously landscaped central plaza. I was there in December, and as I crossed the plaza a tall, well-built man with a military-style haircut intercepted me. A transparent wire snaked from his ear down the collar of his black windbreaker. I told him I had an appointment to meet the mayor, and after speaking my name into his wrist he escorted me to the building's entrance, which was flanked by two more men in black windbreakers. A receptionist led me down an ornate hallway lined with antique wooden sideboards and bright landscape paintings, and then through a heavy wooden door. The mayor, Mauricio Fernández, sat at an expansive wooden desk before a set of papers, with his gray hair slicked back and rectangular glasses perched on the tip of his nose. "Adelante," he said without looking up.
Mauricio, as he is known to everyone in Monterrey, is from one of the city's wealthiest families; he first served as mayor more than twenty years ago. He decided to run again in 2009, he said, to help the city in a time of crisis. Even during the campaign (his slogan was "Protect San Pedro"), Mauricio demonstrated an openness to employing unconventional tactics in the name of security. In a meeting with local business leaders, a recording of which was leaked to the press, he said, "Look, it's a dreadful thing to say, but much of the reason San Pedro is peaceful, compared with how the rest of the metropolitan area is starting to deteriorate, is because the Beltran Leyva Cartel is in charge here…. And so we have to take advantage of that."
In the recording, Mauricio went on to suggest that he had proposed an arrangement with the Beltran Leyva Cartel to let it conduct business as long as it guaranteed that no rival gangs set up shop in the district—which was what had caused the explosion of violence in neighboring Monterrey. A cartel monopoly, Mauricio's reasoning went, was the key to keeping San Pedro safe. The proposal was a throwback to the old PRI arrangement, only with the cartels now holding the reins. And it was an arrangement, Mauricio told the business leaders, that the Beltran Leyva leaders seemed willing to accept.
Rather than undermine Mauricio's standing, the leaked recording boosted his popularity, and he won the election handily. In his inaugural speech on October 31, 2009, he told residents that they no longer had to worry about a notoriously violent drug lord nicknamed El Negro. Later that day, the man's body was found in the trunk of a car in Mexico City, more than 400 miles away. The scandal immediately captured national attention. Mauricio denied that he'd orchestrated the killing, but he admitted to having created what he called a grupo rudo, a tough squad, with a network of paid informants among the various cartels. Intelligence from these sources, he said, had tipped him off to El Negro's imminent death. Under pressure from his party, he pledged to dismantle his grupo rudo.
Sitting across from Mauricio that morning, I asked if the grupo rudo still existed. He let out a sigh of exasperation. Yes, he said, but it was more an intelligence operation than a crew of thugs. He said he paid malitos, or bad guys, for information. "Look, if I don't pay for it, I'm not going to get it," he explained. "The only ones who have information are the feds, and they don't share." He said he kept informants on every block, whom he supplied with walkie-talkies to communicate directly with his "bunker"—a high-tech, multimillion-dollar command center he'd built, complete with live video streams from cameras around the city.
I asked Mauricio how authorities persuaded criminals to leave San Pedro once his informants had identified them. "It's simple: I go to them and say, 'Look, I can't prove it yet, but I'm going to keep watching you until I catch you.' And the criminals decide quickly it's easier to go do their business elsewhere." But evidence suggests that the grupo rudo has had a hand in more than intelligence gathering. In March 2010 military officers raided a suspected cartel hideout less than two miles from Mauricio's bunker and discovered a pickup truck bearing the insignia of the municipality's police force. In its back seat were eight kilos of cocaine and a stash of illegal arms. Weeks later, federal authorities arrested a suspected member of the Beltran Leyva Cartel known as El Chico Malo (The Bad Boy), who said he was a paid informant of Mauricio's. The mayor not only confirmed the claim but said the informant's tips had helped "clean up the cartels" in San Pedro. In June federal authorities detained a member of Mauricio's government for collecting payments from local business owners for protection by the grupo rudo. The tough squad was looking more and more like the organized criminal groups it had been created to combat.
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In August 2010 Monterrey's major newspapers ran a full-page advertisement from the city's business elite that took the form of an open letter to President Felipe Calderón and Nuevo León's governor. "Enough already," the letter said. It called on the president to dispatch four additional military battalions—roughly 2,400 more troops—to Nuevo León. In a roundabout way, the letter was an endorsement of Calderón's public-security strategy, announced days after he took office in December 2006, of deploying the military to take on the drug cartels. By the time Monterrey's business leaders published their letter, Calderón had dispatched more than 45,000 troops in counternarcotics operations across the country.
After four years, however, there are serious reasons to doubt whether Calderón's strategy is working. Violence has increased significantly in all seven states where the military is deployed against drug cartels, including Nuevo León. A recent study found that homicide rates in these states are nearly double what had previously been the record over the past two decades. Defending his strategy in the face of rising violence, Calderón has said, "If you see dust in the air, it's because we're cleaning house." He has repeatedly claimed that 90 percent of the victims of drug violence are criminals, yet he has provided no supporting data. A freedom of information request made last June by a Mexican newspaper revealed that federal prosecutors had opened only 1,200 investigations into drug-related crimes during his administration, while nearly 23,000 Mexicans had been killed in drug-related violence. (The most recent estimate of deaths is 35,000.)
The increasing role of the military in public-security operations is part of the reason investigations are not opened. In states like Nuevo León, the military functions as a shadow police force. Soldiers carry out regular patrols, man checkpoints and respond to shootouts. Local newspapers run advertisements for military hot lines, which citizens can call to report anonymously on suspicious activity. When it comes to working with civilian authorities, however, the military sets the terms. As Nuevo León's ranking military officer said in a recent meeting with civil society leaders, "We work with civilian authorities when we have to—when there are levels of trust. If not, we work alone." When I met with the governor's senior staff, they conceded that they had no control over the timing or location of military operations, and a police chief in Monterrey said the army did not notify him when it carried out raids.
Given the high levels of corruption among local authorities, the military's reluctance to collaborate is understandable. Yet its tendency to operate autonomously often translates into soldiers' assuming roles for which they have not been trained—such as collecting evidence at crime scenes or interrogating suspects. As the military has assumed such roles, civilian complaints of human rights violations by soldiers have skyrocketed. During the Calderón administration's tenure, Mexico's National Human Rights Commission has received nearly 5,000 allegations of grave human rights abuses committed by the army, including rape, torture and extra-judicial killings. In Nuevo León, Human Rights Watch investigated eight killings in 2010 that evidence indicates were the result of the military's unlawful use of lethal force.
One was the case of a married couple, Juan Carlos Peña Chavarria and Rocio Romeli Elías Garza, both 29, who lived in Anáhuac, north of Monterrey. During their lunch break on March 3, 2010, the couple left the factory where they worked and got caught in a shootout between the military and armed men. When the shooting tapered off, Peña tried to run for safety. He was shot by soldiers, two witnesses told me. Elías raised her hands, yelled that they were unarmed civilians and pleaded for help. She was shot by a soldier standing about ten feet away. Soldiers shot her and Peña again, at point-blank range, and planted weapons near their bodies. The military released a statement the following day saying it had killed eight criminals in a shootout, including Peña and Elías.
Incidents like the killing of Peña and Elías have ripple effects, alienating communities whose cooperation is critical for an effective counternarcotics campaign. Time and again, victims' families, neighbors and co-workers told me they had welcomed the military's intervention in Nuevo León until they were personally affected by its brutality. "I used to believe in the army," said the mother of a 22-year-old who disappeared in 2010 after being detained by the military. "Now I only believe in God."
Independencia is Monterrey's poorest neighborhood. It sits in the hills west of the city at the foot of the russet-colored Sierra Madre mountains. The land was originally settled by migrant laborers who came at the turn of the twentieth century to build Monterrey's colonial statehouse. From discarded building materials they pieced together ramshackle houses, and as the neighborhood grew it clawed its way into the hills.
Only the Santa Catarina River, which is dry most of the year, separates Independencia from downtown Monterrey. At night, standing on the steps of the statehouse, you can see the flickering lights from homes in Independencia, powered by pirated electricity. Despite their proximity, the neighborhoods could not be more different. As domestic and foreign investment transformed Monterrey into Mexico's industrial capital, Independencia changed little. While most of Monterrey has wireless Internet, parts of Independencia are still without running water.


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I am currently using a galco stow and go holster for appendix carry. Thinking of going kydex not sure how comfortable it would be.
This is a discussion on AIWB holster what is everyone using? within the Defensive Carry Holsters & Carry Options forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; I am currently using a galco stow and go holster for appendix carry. Thinking of going kydex not sure how comfortable it would be....
I am currently using a galco stow and go holster for appendix carry. Thinking of going kydex not sure how comfortable it would be.
I'm using a Garrett Industries Tuckable IWB with some modifications.
I reformed the body shield to better accommodate the Delta Point
The Kydex loop attachment wasn't too tough, and it broke. I had an aluminum replacement made and it came out pretty well.
Aluminum replacement part
I also was able to mold the shield around the safety lever and added a little padding in the groin area.
I'll probably be talking with either 5Shot or Desibens about a leather IWB, 5Shot just posted about being able to do a Glock with RMR in their SME Holster, might be able to get the same with my P30, if all else fails I'll probably just get a Shaggy.
JM Custom Kydex AIWB holster
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Epic thread about appendix carry. Recommended reading: AIWB (Appendix Carry)
Picture thread of appendix holsters: AIWB holsters, a pictorial guide
I use a Dale Fricke Archangel for a G23. Like JD I added some custom padding, (foam kneepad from tactical pants), to the lower rear portion for comfort and to tuck the grip in a little.
Garrett Industries AIWB for my P229, added a couple of layers of mole skin to the rear of that one.
I'm using Ace Case holsters for my Ruger LCR and SP-101 2 for $25.00 and very comfotable at about the 4 o'clock position. The $25.00 is also free shipping quality is OK for the price.
Another vote for Dale Fricke.
His ArchAngel, Seraphim, and Ehud are purpose-built for appendix carry.
I use a Blade-Tech Nano for AIWB. The Nano has the ability to change position of one of the belt loops so you can carry it with no cant (for AIWB) or with cant for 3-4 o'clock.
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A Dale Fricke ArchAngel & Seraphim for the XD's.
G36 in a Garrett Industries Silent Thunder. I like wearing it with no cant at 1 O'clock. Sometimes wear it at 4 O'clock with cant.
pic is with cant dialed in.
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RCS VG2 for the Glock 19 or 36.
Am going to purchase the INCOG holster and give it a shot this summer.
Inexpensive but workable.......
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Second Amendment -- Established December 15, 1791 and slowly eroded ever since What happened to "..... shall not be infringed."
Also using the Galco sto n go.
I will rarely post, but will read (and hopefully learn) a lot
another vote for Dale Fricke Seraphim.
I use a zero cant IWB holster from gamefaceholsters.com ,My edc is a S&W Shield.The appendix carry holster is comfortable ,very accessible ,and reasonably priced. I recommend this company. Service was great and I had my holster in one week.
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After its conquest by Joshua, the land of Israel was divided into twelve equal parts in accordance with the number of the tribes of Israel. Each male member of each tribe that actually left Egypt was entitled to a piece of land equal in size to the total size allocated to his whole tribe divided by the number of men of twenty or over in his tribe that left Egypt.
This family land was forever to remain the property of the family unit within the tribe and not pass to another tribe. In this way, the children of each family unit within a tribe could look to their father for financial support. The father's portion of property was the "Family Bank." It could be drawn upon to support the family. It could also be used to support the sons of the family, their wives and their children when the sons married. The father did not need to worry about his daughters when they married because the "Family Bank" of the husband's family unit would take care of them.
There were at least two ways in which this divinely mandated distribution of the land could be altered. One was by way of inheritance by a daughter, who in the absence of sons would inherit her father's estate and then marry a man from another tribe. Upon her death, the land would pass to her husband or her children belonging to another tribe. In order to restrict such diversions, the Torah limits the right of the daughter to inherit the estate of her father to situations where she has no brothers.
The other way in which the distribution of the land could be altered was by way of sale or gift. If total freedom of permanent disposition of land were permitted, it would not take long before the allocation of the land God considered equitable would be reshuffled according to the fortuitous, and not always so equitable laws of economics.
In order to restrict such diversions, the Torah instituted the laws of Jubilee under which land sold in perpetuity or for an unspecified period of time would revert back to its original owner at the Jubilee Year. From Jubilee year to Jubilee, however, land could be freely sold, subject to certain reversionary rights. For the purpose of determining which reversionary rights applied, land in Israel, during the era in which the laws of Jubilee applied, was divided into three categories.
The first category was known as sdeh achuzah, the ancestral field. The term sdeh achuzah refers to a piece of land allocated to its original owners in the time of Joshua, as opposed to any buildings that may have been erected on such land. A sdeh achuzah the owner purported to sell in perpetuity or for an unspecified period of time would revert to its original owner at Jubilee.
Accordingly, any such attempted sale during a Jubilee cycle was not a conveyance of the ownership of the land but a sale of the right to use the land and enjoy its crops. The sales price was calculated on the bases of the value of the crops it yielded each year multiplied by the number of years remaining to the Jubilee year. Thus, if a field that would yield $100,000 worth of crops each year were sold ten years prior to the Jubilee Year, it could not be sold for more than $1,000,000. In addition to the law that a sdeh achuzah sold in perpetuity or for an unspecified period of time would revert to its original owner at the Jubilee Year, the Torah also gave the original owner the right of mandatory redemption of the field to be exercised not earlier than a date commencing two years after the sale.
Thus, in our example, in which the original owner sold the field ten years before the Jubilee Year for $1,000,000, the original owner had an inalienable right, commencing two years from the date of the sale, to demand that the purchaser sell the field back to him for $800,000, that being the original purchase price less the two years during which the purchaser enjoyed the use of the field.
During the twoyear period following the sale, the purchaser was given an undisturbed right to use the land. If for any reason the purchaser was unable to benefit from the crops of the land – as would be the case if one of the two years were a Shemittah year or, if as a result of weather conditions, there were no crops – then the two years would begin to toll from the time these conditions ceased.
Although the laws of sdeh achuzah only applied when the law of Jubilee applied and therefore do not apply today, they demonstrate the uniqueness of the Torah in moving away from the system of Egypt in which there were no buyback rights to land sold. Raphael Grunfeld's book, "Ner Eyal on Seder Moed" (distributed by Mesorah) is available at OU.org and your local Jewish bookstore. His new book, "Ner Eyal on Seder Nashim & Nezikin," will be available shortly.
About the Author: Raphael Grunfeld's book, "Ner Eyal on Seder Moed" (distributed by Mesorah) is available at OU.org and your local Jewish bookstore. His new book, "Ner Eyal on Seder Nashim & Nezikin," will be available shortly.
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People often think that all they are missing is "just a little more" and then they can be truly happy.
The Midrash is teaching a fundamental message of what it means to be a religious person.
Torah opposes slavery; G-d desires the free worship of free human beings, yet slavery's permitted-?!
France allowed Islamists to flourish despite their loyalty to Islamic sharia law not French values
Approximately 18 years ago, my uncle called me into his office saying he had an urgent matter to discuss. I didn't know what he had in mind.
"Where is God?" asked the Kotzker Rebbe "God is not everywhere but only where you let Him enter"
An Explosion In The Trench
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(Yevamos 120b)
Her first tactic was tefillah; she immediately began to recite one perek after another of Tehillim.
When a miracle occurs that transcends nature, Hashem has broken the laws of nature to create the miracle.
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Rather than submit to this fate and suffer torture and humiliation, Shaul decided to fall on his sword.
How can the Da'as Zekeinim say this was Hashem's plan to allow them to become the Torah Nation? We know it was actually a punishment.
A strange midrash of fruit trees surrounding the Nation of Israel as they walked to freedom
Leading by example must be visible, regarding where, when and how-like Nachshon entering the Red Sea
Rabbi Yaakov Nagen, a Ram at Yeshivat Otniel, notes that the verse is suggesting that retelling the story of the Exodus is so important that Hashem is performing ever-greater miracles specifically so that parents can tell their stories to future generations.
A more difficult situation arises when there is no evidence placing the missing husband at the site of the death.
The court cannot solely rely on death certificates issued by non-Jewish institutions without conducting its own investigation into the facts of the case.
When the inability cannot be clearly attributed to either spouse, the halacha is the subject of debate among the Rishonim.
The child of a Jewish mother from a union with a non-Jewish father is not a mamzer.
Although the conversion ceremony involves more than circumcision and immersion, these are the two essential requirements, without which the conversion is ineffective.
If a man dies childless, the Torah commands the deceased's brother to marry his brother's widow in a ceremony known as yibum, or to perform a special form of divorce ceremony with her known as chalitzah.
What if, at the moment of the late brother's death, the surviving brother cannot effect yibum because the widow is a niddah?
The Torah lists twenty-one close relatives a man may not marry.
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I know the last thing most of you want to do after you get home from work is make your own pizza dough but this recipe is easier than some casseroles to put together and the result is a golden and light filled pizza that looks and tastes wonderful. If you're not crazy over feta cheese, you can substitute mozzarella.
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- 225 g all-purpose flour
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 7 g fast-rising active dry yeast
- 150 ml water
- 25 ml olive oil
For the filling
- 1 red onion, finely chopped
- 4 -6 mushrooms, sliced
- 2 cloves garlic, minced
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 10 black olives, pitted and chopped
- 200 g cherry tomatoes (about 15)
- 1 teaspoon dried oregano
- 2 teaspoons dried basil or 10 fresh basil leaves
- 100 g feta cheese (about 3/4 cup crumbled)
- 4 tablespoons parmesan cheese
- fresh ground black pepper
- 1 large egg, beaten with a splash of milk
- 6 tablespoons tomato sauce
- 1Sift the flour into a mixing bowl.
- 2Stir in the salt and yeast, then the warm water and olive oil.
- 3Mix as best you can, either with your hands or with a dough hook attachment on your mixer, eventually forming into a ball.
- 4Dust a work surface with flour and knead the dough for several minutes, until smooth and springy.
- 5Cover and leave in a warm place for 30 minutes, while you prepare the filling.
- 6Heat the oil in a frying pan and soften the onions, garlic and mushrooms.
- 7Add the whole tomatoes, oregano, dried basil (if using) and chopped olives to the pan and cook for about five minutes, stirring often, until the tomatoes are soft but whole.
- 8Remove from the heat.
- 9Take out the risen dough and break into four pieces.
- 10Roll out one section of the dough on a floured surface until you have a circle about 20cm across.
- 11It will be quite thin.
- 12Lay on an oiled baking sheet and brush a 2cm border with egg.
- 13Smear the rest of the dough with a spoonful of tomato sauce.
- 14Pile a quarter of the filling on one half, plus a bit of both cheeses, fresh basil (if using) and a grinding of pepper.
- 15Fold over the unfilled half, press the edges and seal with a fork.
- 16Brush the egg mixture over the top.
- 17Repeat with the remaining pieces and then bake for 15 minutes at 400F, until puffed and golden.
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- 34%
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- 35%
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Neither version, however, mentions a pimp named Mike. It took months for Falicia's public defenders to get her to describe her relationship with Michael Berry the way it already had been described to police by other witnesses. "It took time for her to distance herself from that man," says one of Falicia's attorneys, Claudia Saari, "and from that life."
With or without Mike, Falicia had little in the way of a defense against three counts of murder. But then, five months after the capture, DeKalb County Assistant District Attorney Tom Clegg announced during a pretrial hearing that the state would be going for the death penalty. A different set of challenges arose.
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What they found, they took with them to Falicia's plea hearing. Falicia wanted the victims' families to know at least a little about her past. And she'd been hoping for months to speak to them directly.
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DOI: 10.1111/j.1600-065X.2008.00607.x
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Holmes County Courthouse
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Lexington, MS 39095
Phone: 662.834.2281;
Clerk Chancery Court has divorce records from 1894,
probate and land records from 1833 and burial records.
Clerk Circuit Court has marriage and court records. [1]
Parent County
1833--Holmes County was created 19 February 1833 from Yazoo County.
County seat: Lexington [2]
Boundary Changes
Record Loss
1884--A courthouse fire destroyed many of the records.
Populated Places
Lexington is the county seat located in the center of the county. Lexington is also the largest city in Holmes county.
Cruger and Tchula are on western side of the state. Cruger is the northern most city in Holmes county. Tchula is on the western border of the county and is connected to Lexington via the Tchula/Lexington highway (modern day hwy 12).
The cities that border the eastern edge of the county from the north to the south are West, Durant, Goodman, and Pickens. These cities follow stops on the Illinois Central railroad line. Durant is connected to Lexington via the Durant/Lexington highway (modern day highway 12).
Census records often reference these highways located between cities according to the city from which you are traveling towards the county seat of Lexington.
The largest population growth occured between the 1870's during the post-civil war era and 1910. Railways were numerous in the cotton economy of the mississippi delta region.
Neighboring Counties
For tips on accessing Holmes County, Mississippi census records online, see: Mississippi Census.
- 1866 - 1866 State Census Returns, courtesy: FamilySearch - free.
- 1880 - 1880 State Census Returns, courtesy: FamilySearch - free.
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Local Histories
- Civil War service men from Holmes County served in various regiments. Men often joined a company (within a regiment) that originated in their county. Listed below are companies that were specifically formed in Holmes County.
Holmes County, MSGenWeb site has rosters for the various companies.
- - 1st Battalion, Mississippi Sharpshooters
- Company B - Red Rebels
- - 1st Regiment, Mississippi Light Artillery
- Company D - Wofford's Battery
- - 3rd Regiment, Mississippi Cavalry
- Company A - Kyle's Company
- - 4th Regiment, Mississippi Infantry
- Company C - Red Invincibles
- Company G - Nelson Grays
- - 12th Regiment, Mississippi Infantry
- Company F - Durant Rifles [also listed as Co. I]
- 1833-1873 - County Tax Rolls, courtesy: FamilySearch - free.
Vital Records
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Web Sites
- USGenWeb project. May have maps, name indexes, history or other information for this county. Select the state, then the county.
- Family History Library Catalog
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I was sent by a recruiter to interview for this position. I was called in three times to meet with several different people. At the second interview I had to do a writing assessment, but they made me wait for over an hour before I could start. This was a huge red flag for me, since I found it to be very passive aggressive to make me wait so long just to sit at a computer to take this test. Anyway, I took the test and apparently did very well since, just a few hours later, the recruiter told me that they were about to hire me. After the third and final interview, the recruiter told me that they would be offering me the job any day. The recruiter went over the benefits with me and then asked for my references. The recruiter told me that I was the "leading candidate" and that there was another candidate in the running, which I didn't hear about until after the third interview. Then the recruiter called one of my references, which she told me was "outstanding." Oddly, the HR person at Shearman & Sterling told the recruiter to stop contacting my references and suddenly there were two other candidates as opposed to one. After a few more days, the recruiter told me that they had offered the job to one of the other candidates and that she had no idea who they were. I felt completely fooled by both the recruiter and Shearman & Sterling, as I am sure they worked together to get this other candidate hired. I was pulled in every direction for months, told to schlep to the office three times to meet with different people who couldn't all meet me on one day, and I wasn't even offered the job although I was told that I would be. Something was very fishy and I will never apply to this place again. This unprofessional behavior showed me that I didn't miss a thing in not getting this job.
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It was a standard interview process. You meet with the associates and the partners, not necessarily the partners you would be working for, but some partner in the group you are interested in. Friendly people.
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I applied online – interviewed at Shearman & Sterling.
Interview DetailsFirst round interview in New York. I was interviewed by two current legal assistants. They asked me: tell me about yourself, walk me through your resume, what is your greatest accomplishment, a time you had to work with difficult people, what do you like to do in your free time?
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Interview DetailsThe interview process was long but it was very pleasant because everyone was very nice. I havent started working yet but it seems to be a very good company. It consisted of 5 interviews (phone, skype, face-to-face) but only because not everyone was able to attend at the same time.
The recruiter (Lloyd IT) and the managers were very patient and answered all my many questions.Interview Questions- How would you prioritize a support request between a partner and a customer? Answer Question
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I recently stayed here with my two daughters. Although the rental is meant for 2 guests, Jeffrey was very accommodating and set up an extra , most comfortable ever, blow up bed for one of my daughters. The description and pictures on this listing are exact to the property. After looking for the perfect place we finally came across this property and my 13 year old screamed with delight and begged to be able to stay here. Being a single mom and on a tight budget, Jeffrey was very nice to work out payments while holding the days for us. We looked forward to staying here for weeks and when we got there we could not believe we were actually finally sitting in the hot tub overlooking the beautiful lit up city of LA from a lush, exotic "cliffside resort style chateau" (that's how I describe it), like we had been dreaming of. It went by way too fast! Nobody could possibly be disappointed here. We are also cat lovers and there are 4 cats on the property. We had fun making up our own names for them. I was completely intrigued with the narrow "hilly" roads that zig zagged up and down through the neighborhood and all of the unique homes. Being from Florida, we are used to everything being flat. It really does feel like you are in another country in this Silver Lake neighborhood but yet so close to all the action of LA. It was a very busy 5 days of exploring. This property is in a great location of the main roads to get anywhere you want to go. Just avoid 7-10am and 4-8p for traffic during the work week. If you make a trip to the coast, either leave to come back at about 3p or stay until at least 8p. Trust me, you'd much rather be having fun on the beach or back at home then sitting in traffic breathing gas fumes and going about 2 miles per hour! It was always fun to come back to the apartment to cook a nice dinner in the awesome kitchen and relax in the hot tub or just sit on the balcony looking at the city lights and the stars. I can also say that it is so much better to deal direct with the property owner than a management company and Jeffrey was right there to respond to anything we needed. We didn't need much but we did have a personal problem that he took care of for us which most wouldn't have been so generous. We had originally been looking for a city loft to stay in because we thought that would be "cool" but I am so glad we came across Jeffrey's property. I can't imagine it being any better and I'm so glad we were able to discover Silver Lake!
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Sharlotte has done an amazing job with this property, she has thought of everything you could need.Fantastic location, a ten minute walk to the grove in a beautiful street.the property is spotless and the beds are very comfortable.
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WOW this was a great place to stay so close to everything! Inna was wonderful to work with very prompt and excellent customer service. The photos are exactly like they show. The parking off the street was great close to the unit. The unit was very nice and clean. I would recommend this rental to anyone. We will be back again! Thank you Inna for making our holiday stay wonderful!


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La Sentinella Holiday House
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Apartment | 1 bedrooms | sleeps 2
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La Sentinella Holidayhouse is in the sightseen La Sentinella, 3 steps away from the amazing view of the lake and its hills. When the northern wind blows you can see the Appennines chain mountains and during winter time you can't miss their covered in snow peaks.
The house is a shiny open space made up of a kitchen with the precious Vietri ceramics ( fully equipped with 4 rings stove, dishwasher and fridge), a living room with sofa and tv, a bed room with a kingsize bed and cupboard and a bathroom with a comfortable shower box.
There is the washing machine and it's provided with air conditioning.
In the surroundings of Bracciano: Horseback riding; excursions to the Etruscan towns, to the necropolis of Cerveteri and Tarquinia; Visits to San Liberato botanical garden realized by the Arch.Russel Page and tour to the Patrizi marquise's roses garden; Trekking in the natural reserves of Monterano and Manziana, thermal spa in Stigliano and Viterbo.
Size | Sleeps up to 2, 1 bedrooms |
Will consider | Corporate bookings, Long term lets (over 1 month), Short breaks (1-4 days) |
Family friendly | Great for children of all ages |
Notes | Some pets are welcome - please contact the owner, No smoking at this property |
Features and Facilities
General | Air conditioning, TV |
Standard | Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer |
Utilities | Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine |
Rooms | 1 bedroom, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms |
Furniture | 1 Sofa beds, Double beds (1), Cots (1), Dining seats for 4, Lounge seats for 2 |
Other | Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair |
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"picture postcard location"
We stayed in this property for 7days, it is situated in an extremely beautiful part of Bracciano only steps away from a view over the stunning lake. The apartment is bijou but was well equipped with e… More
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"Bellissima scoperta"
La casa si trova proprio sulla piazza della sentinella ed è un piccolo gioiello. La proprietaria è stata gentilissima e la casa ha tutto, compresa la lavastoviglie e la lavatrice. Viene fornito il p… More
27 Jun 2014
Excellent place to get out of the day to day routine. Quiet, peaceful and magical, and in a practical location at the same time.… More
29 Jan 2014
"A stunning apartment in the lovely historic town centre of Bracciano"
A lovely , modern and clean accomodation perfect for a relaxing holiday.The location is perfect for visiting the beautiful historic town of Bracciano and not far from the train station where you can e… More
15 Jan 2014
"2 passi da Roma , un oasi di pace"
Una deliziosa sistemazione incastonata tra le case del borgo medioevale ai piedi del maestoso castello di Bracciano . Accanto alla casa c'è anche una piccola piazza da dove si scorge una vista m… More
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I get a different type of body wash every time I need a new bottle, I just like to shop around and change things up. But this is the first I've bought two times in a row. The scent is so lovely, and it helps moisturize my skin. That being said, it's not a miracle worker, of course I still use body lotion after the shower. But this *is* more moisturizing than other body washes I've used. And again, I'm totally in love with the scent. I'm not a huge fan of lavender, sometimes I find it to be a little on the spicy side; but it's subtle here. I'm definitely a repeat customer now!
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Comments about Aveeno Stress Relief Foaming Bath, 10 fl oz:
Love this product. It has a pleasant, very light, soothing smell. Acts as a water softener in the bath, and leaves zero bathtub ring. Leaves my skin feeling very soft, without any dryness. Awesome.
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Poor Navi. She's only trying to help. =(
How are you my fellow gamers? This week has been pretty post-heavy on Save Point, which is a good thing. Now it's time for all the cool stuff we didn't tell you about. WOOHOO!
It's amazing how technology has become so intuitive that even a bearded dragon, on his basic instincts alone, can play a video game. Dare i say this would be the first bearded dragon to ever play a video game, and probably better than you. [geekosystem]
As a kid, I grew up with LEGO's. To be honest, I wasn't that great at building anything fancier than a house. I mean, you have the green, rectangular base, and you build on top of that, but you couldn't really build anything that wasn't some kind of boxy (not boxxy) looking vehicle, or anything outside the shape of a rectangle. Well guess what. One guy said, "Screw that!" and started making circles and wheels and all kinds of amazing shapes. [brickbending]
Speaking of awesome toys growing up. Let's take a trip down nostalgia lane, with the 90's kid's Christmas list. I can personally that say I owned 10 things on this list at one point. Except, where the heck are the slap bracelets? Oh yeah... they got banned from schools. -_- LAAAMMMEEE!! [buzzfeed]
Last week it snowed in my neck of the woods. The day after it snowed, I decided to try to make a snowman... with lack-luster results. And by "lack-luster results" I mean "I couldn't do it". To my defense, the snow was too fluffy and wouldn't stick together. NEXT TIME, SNOW.... NEXT TIME! I'm guessing the people who created these snowmen knew exactly what type of snow is needed to make these amazing works of nerd art. [gammasquad]
Awesome snowmen isn't where the Christmas creativity ends, not by a long shot. How about taking gingerbread and turning it into an AT-AT. Yeah that's right, or Serenity, the fastest ship in the verse. Take a look at 20 awesome sci-fi gingerbread creations. [blastr]
Remember back in elementary school, around Christmas time, your teacher would sit everybody down and have you all make snowflakes out of folded paper? Remember how yours always turned out looking like Fido got a hold of it? Wouldn't it be nice to go back in time and create super 1337 Star Wars snowflakes, pwning all the other 6 year-olds, and shoving your sick snowflake-making skills in their faces? Yeah... that WOULD be nice. Sadly, without a TARDIS or a DeLorian this isn't possible, but you can take satisfaction in knowing that at least you can learn how to make such awesomeness now. Star Wars Snowflakes. [anthonyherreradesigns]
Darth Vader, using the force, to create a Christmas choir flash mob. Yes, this happened. My only complaint... needs moar Darth Vader ripping on the electric guitar. [buzzfeed]
Speaking of Darth Vader, why not combine two of the most evil sci-fi villains and mash them up into a bust (not that kind of bust, you pervs) of pure awesomazingness. I present to you, Skelvader! Or is it Darthetor? hmmm... [geekologie]
MIND BLOWN OF THE DAY: A team of guys at MIT have created an imaging system a.k.a. fancy camera, that records 1,000,000,000,000 (that's one trillion) frames per second. As a result it's able to record the speed of light. THAT'S RIGHT FOLKS, you can watch light as it moves toward an object to illuminate it. [gammasquad]
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Dr. Lynne M. Strasfeld graduated from the Yale University School of Medicine in 1996. She works in Portland, OR and specializes in Infectious Disease. Dr. Strasfeld is affiliated with VA Medical Center-Portland and Oregon Health Science University Hospital. She speaks English and Spanish.
Gender: Female
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Me too, Joe...I'm fed up too man but please don't think for a stinking moment that the FED's aren't going to legalize it without some kind of incentive for themselves.
The end of alcohol prohibition was met with WHAT for the state's benefit? The 5 cent deposit...most people don't return their bottles and cans, and over half of the tax goes straight into the government pockets.
If there was ever a tax that I'd be in favor of right now, marijuana consumption would be it, because the net gains in so many ways would far outweigh the negative aspects of the tax itself. The medical benefits alone would save hundreds of BILLIONS of dollars per year in medical costs.
There MUST be some sort of compromise. Meet in the middle...everyone gains, the only ones that lose are the drug cartels and their pushers.
Legalize weed. It's a win, win for both the government and the People.
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To make the Rice Bear Ball, Anna made small balls with warm rice, wrapped in saran wrap. Three balls for the face and two ears were tinted with soy sauce in the rice. The fourth ball (the mouth of the bear) she used plain rice. Then, the facial features were made by cutting seaweed paper. Which they were snacking on afterwards. lol I think this is a fabulous, healthy, and delicious alternative to a sandwich for lunch! Nathan (my 11 year old) actually thinks rice and hard boiled eggs are the two greatest foods ever made (not including things with sugar) 明日は夕食ほどかかるよ!For some super cute Bento characters, visit Pikko's blog ! |
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