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Wake up and Walk Program
- Every morning students at Freedom will participate in our Wake up and Walk Program. PE Teachers, paraprofessionals, and other teachers join in to walk with our kids. We will be walking the trails around the school. It will take approximately 15-minutes and kids join in as they arrive on the playground in the morning before school starts. Statistics show an increase in learning as a result of morning exercise. Physical activity programs are linked to stronger academic achievement, increased concentration and improved math, reading and writing test scores.
2014-15 Boundary Information
- As residents on the south side of the district, Freedom families know that we are experiencing exponential growth as a district and as a city.
The opening of Independence Elementary this fall means new school attendance areas. Based on the location of Independence (at 3700 54th Street S in Fargo) and the projected enrollment at Freedom, a portion of Freedom's current attendance area has been reallocated to Independence. The area that will feed Independence is bounded on the north by 32nd Avenue South…on the south by 52nd Avenue South…by Veteran's Boulevard on the west…and by 45th Street South on the east.
Even after the opening of Independence this fall, the district will still need to engage in temporary grade level adjustments in order to alleviate projected overcrowding. Thus, for the 2014-15 school year, Freedom Elementary will house approximately 60 kindergarten students from the area bounded on the north by I-94…on the south by 32nd Avenue South…by the Sheyenne River on the west…and by 45th Street South on the east.
While we hate to say goodbye to members of the Freedom family, we are excited about the changes in WFPS and at Freedom specifically!
PRINCIPAL: Dr. Jeff Johnson
MASCOT COLORS: Red, White & Blue
SCHOOL COLORS: Blue, Gold & Green
ADDRESS: 401 26th Ave East, West Fargo, ND 58078
SCHOOL DESCRIPTION: Welcome to Freedom Elementary! We are proud to be your neighborhood school in the West Fargo School District located off of Veteran's Boulevard. Our school is named in honor of Veterans and our close proximity to Veteran's Boulevard. We are known as the Freedom Flyers and the American Flag represents our school mascot colors. The Freedom faculty believes in the vision of Every Child, Every Day – which means helping every student display positive attitudes, improve academic performance, and positioning for a promising future. Our school Pathways To Success outline that we are 'All In' so that every adult and every student counts in a major way developing good relationships built on mutual respect, caring, trust and high expectations. We believe that the little things we do every day add up to create the whole and our students need to know we are committed to understanding them as individuals and caring about their personal circumstances in order to improve academically, and that building a culture of caring provides the necessary framework for how we implement 21st Century Learning Skills. We are here to serve, support and care! Please contact us with any questions on how we can assist you in your transition to the Freedom family. Go Flyers!
MISSION: Educating today's learners for tomorrow's world.
VISION: West Fargo Public Schools prepares all learners with the knowledge and skills to be contributing citizens in a rapidly changing world. We are dedicated to continuous improvement, engaging every student to become problem solvers and lifelong learners. Excellence is achieved through practices based in research, and by aligning all resources to support learning.


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I would like to know how to take cuttings from this plant this fall/winter. How would i go about rooting this plant?
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Best time to take cuttings Late Nov thru March. Take cutting of this years wood. & take it with a heel.... apply 0.4% IBA (rooting hormone) Stick in well drained soil & keep soil damp. Rooting time 6-12 weeks. |
This is good information. Thanks George! You make it sound very simple... I have permission to take cuttings from a nieighbors 5 ft tall "Oregon Blue Cypress" (Chamaecyparis lawsoniana) and wonder if the procedure shown above is the same for cypress as it is for junipers? Anything I need to do differently? I've never taken cuttings before or tried to grow plants in this manner. I have no greenhouse for the cuttings so my only winter options are leaving them outside all winter (zone 5 w/ cold winters), or store them in an unheated garage, or bring them inside the house. Thanks. |
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text: Employers Feel Weight of ACA-Required Communications Confronting the growing burden of health care compliance documents By Stephen Miller, CEBS 1/24/2014 Permissions U.S. employers continue to grapple with employee-communication obligations related to health care, including new requirements under the Affordable Care Act (ACA). And while compliance staffs appear to be getting larger, organizations continue to have a vague picture of the total costs of writing, producing and distributing compliance documents, according to data from benefits management firm HighRoads' Fifth Annual Compliance Trends Survey. Conducted near the end of 2013 with midsize to large companies representing 5 million plan participants, the survey revealed that: Sixty nine percent of respondents have a dedicated governance and/or compliance staff, while 31 percent do not. More employers are producing ACA-required materials in-house than in previous years. Forty percent of respondents generate required Summary of Benefits and Coverage (SBC) documents themselves (up from 18 percent the prior year), and 68 percent plan to create in-house the Notice of Coverage Options through public health care exchanges in 2014. About a quarter of respondents update Summary Plan Descriptions (SPDs) and distribute them to their active employees every year, but employers far prefer to provide Summaries of Material Modification (SMMs) or put notices in annual enrollment material to alert participants about plan changes. The biggest challenges facing employers when it comes to producing SPDs are having sufficient resources and managing the review process. Twice as many respondents as a year ago indicated that "writing" was a challenge. "We are seeing the continued struggle of employers to comply with ACA requirements," said Kim Buckey, principal for compliance communication services at HighRoads. "It is a challenge that will only increase as new regulations under the ACA take effect, current safe harbors and postponed effective dates expire, and enforcement of the regulations begin in earnest." For example, she noted that the two-year "best efforts" safe harbor for complying with SBC regulations around format and length is now ending. Having sufficient resources (budget, time and people) and managing the review process continue to be the biggest hurdles as companies produce their SPDs. For the first time, a quarter of respondents (27 percent) reported that their internal SPD team consists of six or more people, while 55 percent get the job done with two to five team members. In 18 percent of companies, SPDs are handled by one person. The second year for SBCs was 2013, during which employers also dealt with a new template and required information. Despite the change, twice as many self-insured respondents opted to produce these documents in-house (40 percent, up from 18 percent the prior year), and far fewer planned to have their insurance carriers handle SBC production (36 percent, down from 53 percent). Who is producing SBCs for your self-insured plans? Creating in-house 40% Medical carrier or third-party administrator 36% Consulting firm 20% Not sure 4% Source: HighRoads The 2013 SBC required businesses to determine whether their plan meets minimum-value standards, and federal agencies gave employers multiple options for doing so. While many respondents relied on their actuaries to make this determination, some used their carrier, and a handful used the calculator provided on the Department of Labor (DOL) website. How are you determining whether your plan meet the minimum-value requirement? Actuary 73% Payer/carrier 23% Calculator on DOL website 5% Source: HighRoads For the first time, in 2013 employers were required to provide a notice of coverage options. Given the relatively simple nature of the form, more than two-thirds of respondents (68 percent) produced it in-house, 24 percent opted to reach out to consultants, and just 12 percent used their carriers to generate the notice. Distribution Options Compliance document distribution continues to migrate toward electronic channels, with 33 percent of respondents reporting they used e-mail to alert participants that SPDs and other materials had been posted online, typically at a secure site. Organizations are also broadening online access—specifically, 63 percent allow access from anywhere (not just from work), while 30 percent limit access to active employees. Who has access to electronically distributed SPDs? All participants from any location 33% Employees only, from any location (home, library, other remote site) 30% Employees only, at work (retirees and other nonactive participants can't access online) 23% Other 10% Don't provide electronic access 3% Source: HighRoads Social Media Almost half of respondents (45 percent) indicated they are using or plan to use Twitter and/or Facebook, along with e-mail, to direct participants to online notifications about their benefits. Most organizations, however, still don't know what percentage of their employees are using smartphones and other mobile devices for work, although 27 percent said they intend to explore their use as a benefits-communication tool within the next two years. Private Exchanges Considered "The continued challenge of compliance may be a contributing factor to the decision of some employers to move their employees and/or retirees to a private exchange," Buckey said. 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I'd like to tell you about my first experience with another man. I was 18 at the time but looked about 15, if I was a girl I guess you'd have called me petite. I'd had a few girlfriends that I'd been sexually active with, but I had always wondered what it would be like to suck a hard cock and to be fucked. In fact, when I watched porn and masturbated I would imagine myself to be in the female place, being fucked and covered in cum, I had a couple of household objects that I'd use as dildo's and push into my tight asshole. I'd always been told that I had a cute butt and I loved the dirty feeling of being on my hands and knees with my butt pushed into the air. This is the story of how I came to realise my fantasy.
Anyway, I was due to attend a job interview some distance from my home so I was staying in a small hotel in the middle of nowhere for 1 night so I'd be fresh in the morning for the interview. After my evening meal, I sat in the small bar for a couple of drinks. I was completely alone except for the manager of the bar, Ken. I'd guess Ken was in his late 30's, muscular, I suppose you'd say he looked fit and obviously took care of himself. We talked about sports; music etc and Ken mixed me some cocktails. If anyone asked, he said, they were fruit juice. Wow, I don't know what he put in them but my head was soon spinning, the bar was still empty so Ken said he was going to lock up early. I was a little disappointed as I was enjoying the buzz I had going on. Ken obviously noticed and asked if I fancied a nightcap at his place, a short walk down the road. I said sure and pretty soon we were in Ken's living room drinking cocktails, talking and laughing.
I don't know when, but at some stage I passed out, the next thing I remember is being carried, my head was spinning, I was laid down on my side on a bed. I felt Ken sit on the bed beside me and then, click, the TV was on and I heard the sound of Porn. I didn't know what to think, was Ken just going to let me sleep it off here, or was the something else on his mind? I decided to pretend to be asleep and find out.
A few minutes later and Ken reached over and unbuttoned my shirt; he managed to remove it and then unfastened my jeans, the sound of people fucking on the TV and Ken's gentle touch on my crotch made my cock start to stiffen. He pulled my jeans down and my underwear went with them, I wriggled a bit to give the impression of being disturbed in my sleep, but also allowed Ken to get my jeans off without too much trouble. Wow, was this really happening? Did I want it to continue? I had a choice to make, continue pretending to be asleep and see what happened, confront Ken and leave or confront Ken and stay. I decided on the easy option and continue pretending to be asleep.
There I was, naked, lying on my side on another man's bed, whilst he watched porn and probably played with himself. I was really scared, my heart was pounding, I felt so exposed and horny.
I felt Ken lay beside me, his front facing my back, his hand gently ran up my legs and caressed my buttocks, I heard him sigh, then his hand reached over and lightly touch my semi hard cock, his fingers traced up and down the shaft a couple of times, barely touching and my cock throbbed and stiffened more. Oh my god this was really going to happen. I was scared but exhilarated too. His hand left my cock and a minute later was between my butt cheeks, his finger probed around my asshole and I felt something cold and wet on his finger, lubricant! This guy was going to fuck my ass! I was finally going to get to know what it was like to be fucked! Ken rubbed the lube around my opening and pushed the tip of his finger in; I let out a little moan and pushed my ass out toward him a bit. Ken obviously took this to be the green light and buried his finger to the knuckle; I let out a sigh of pleasure. Ken withdrew the finger so just the tip was still inserted then delved back in; he did this for a few minutes, my sighs turning to small moans. The sounds of fucking on the TV and Kens touch were really getting me going, he had to know I was awake now. Another finger joined his first and he fucked my ass with 2 fingers. His hand reached around and took hold of my throbbing 7" dick, again he lightly played with it and massaged my balls. I wanted him to grab it and jerk me off hard, but this was driving me wild. I felt his cock bump against my ass. Ken held my hips and pushed the tip of his cock against my hole. I grasped the bed and braced myself as Ken pushed. "Oh God" I cried. It hurt so good, his hard dick pushed into me spreading my ass lips open. Just the tip of his cock was in me but I wanted more. He reached over and took hold of my cock again, this time he grabbed it and pulled back the skin hard, "Oww" I whimpered, I thought he was going to pull the skin right off my dick, he released it and I felt a small burning sensation which made my dick throb even more. He still just had the tip of his dick in my ass and he went back to lightly playing with my cock and balls, I manoeuvred my body so my ass cheeks spread for him and I pushed my hips back trying to engorge myself on his cock. He pulled back and the he popped out. "Not yet bitch" he breathed. This was the first thing he'd said since this started, he pushed the tip of cock back into my ass pulled hard on my cock again. "Agh" I cried. This went on for some time, lightly playing with my dick then pulling hard on it, never putting more than the tip of his cock into me. He knew exactly what he doing, all this teasing was driving me crazy with desire, I was panting and gyrating my hips, pushing my butt at him trying to get him to push his pole into me. I was so cock hungry now; I'd do anything he wanted.
Finally I couldn't stand it anymore, "Fuck me, fuck me" I cried. "Beg me you slut" Ken replied, "and call me Daddy"
"Please Daddy, fuck me" I panted.
Ken pulled back hard on my dick and pushed his hips forward, about 4" of his thick cock slid into my hole. (About half his length as it would turn out)
"OOhhh" I purred. It felt fantastic, better than I imagined it would. I pushed back, trying once again to impale myself.
"Tell me what you want you slut" Ken said pulling away again.
I knew what Ken wanted. "Pleeease Daddy, give me all your lovely hard dick, fuck my tight ass"
Ken slowly pushed his cock into me.
"OH GOD YES!" I shouted. I didn't think it would stop, but finally he was sunk up to his nuts in my tight ass.
"You like that bitch, don't ya"
"Yes Daddy, yes" I panted.
He withdrew again and again slowly pushed all the way in. I groaned in pleasure, it felt wonderful, I was filled with another man's cock and I loved it. Ken continued to thrust slowly in and out, obviously enjoying the sensation of fucking my tight virgin ass. My cock started to twitch and I grabbed it with the intention of making myself cum. My moans of pleasure alerted Ken and he knocked my hand away from my dick and pulled his dick from my ass.
"No", I cried
"You naughty bitch, who said you could touch that, that's mine and you're not going to stop my fun" said Ken. Ken knew that once I came, I may well come to my senses and want no more of his dirty fun.
"You need to be punished" he said.
What was going to happen now I wondered? Ken got up from the bed and got something from a bedside drawer. This was the first time I'd seen Ken since He brought to the bedroom. I could see why he could carry me so easily. He was very muscular, obviously a keen gym member. His body was smooth, tanned and hairless down to his hard 8" cock which was bobbed as he walked back to the bed, his hairless balls swinging heavily. He sat on the edge of his bed and commanded "Get over here bitch, I want you over my knee."
I moved over to Ken and laid across his lap, my hard dick pressed against his thighs and I could feel his rod against my side.
"I'm going to teach you a lesson now, you mustn't touch yourself ok?"
"OK!" he shouted, when I did not respond and smacked my buttocks hard.
"Oww, yes daddy" I yelped, my butt stinging.
Ken proceeded to spank my cute little ass; each blow sending shudders of excitement through my body, in between each strike Ken would knead or stroke my tingling cheeks.
"You're a naughty, dirty little slut aren't you?"
"Yes Daddy" I panted.
"You love this don't you?"
"Yes Daddy."
My butt felt like it was on fire, I bet it looked great, glowing pink under the bedroom lights.
"Time of you to do something for me now" Ken said.
"Spread your ass for me" He commanded.
I reached back and pulled apart my ass cheeks for him, I felt something cold and very hard start to push at my asshole, stretching my ass lips open, then my ass closed around it, sucking it in to the base. Ken had just inserted his glass butt plug.
"Ooohhh" I purred, wriggling my ass, feeling the plug inside me.
Ken continued to spank me, each strike getting a little harder; I could see the TV from my new position and could see a woman getting fucked up the ass whilst sucking another cock. I wanted that to be me. I was moaning in delight and my lust had found new heights.
"On your knees slut" Ken instructed.
I got off his lap and positioned myself in front of him on my knees, gyrating and squirming so I could feel the butt plug working my ass. Ken stood in front of me.
"Open your mouth"
I opened my mouth for him, Oh yeah, my first taste of cock, I'd imagined what it must feel like for ages and now I was going to find out. Ken took hold of my head and guided his cock into my mouth, Jesus it was thick, I had to really stretch my mouth open to avoid catching my teeth on his lovely hard dick. Ken proceeded to fuck my mouth slowly, pulling my head back and forth. I could taste his salty pre-cum and I loved the taste, I hoped he would save some of his ejaculation for my mouth. He pushed his cock deep into my throat and I gagged, he enjoyed that, I felt his cock twitch and he pushed again making me gag again. Saliva was pouring out of my mouth and running down his shaft, dripping off his balls. I thought he was going to cum and I got ready to swallow his juices. I was still squirming on the butt plug and I desperately wanted to jerk myself off. I couldn't believe how horny I felt, I'd never felt like this before. Abruptly he stopped and pulled his dick from my mouth. He spread his legs and pushed my head between his legs.
"Suck my balls bitch, and lick my ass"
I dutifully sucked one of his big balls into my mouth and sucked gently; using my tongue to massage it in my mouth, after a while I swapped it for his other nut until my jaw was aching.
"Ok, ok, eat my ass now you fucker"
I wasn't sure how I felt about licking another man's anus, even one as waxed smooth as Kens. I held onto his hips with my hands and ran my tongue from his balls to his asshole; he spread his legs a little wider to give me better access. I wriggled on the butt plug, sending small ripples of pleasure through me. Ok, I was ready, my tongue flicked around his ring and then I pushed it into his hole, Ken gasped and I licked greedily at his hole, dipping my tongue into his ring occasionally.
"That's good you slut, I'm going to fuck you hard soon"
Oh god I couldn't wait, but first I wanted to suck his cock. My tongue ran from his crack, up his shaft to the tip of his cock, I flicked my tongue around the tip and my hands grasped the base of his twitching dick.
"Hmmmnnnn" I murmured. "I love your big hard cock Daddy"
I'd never given a blow job before, but I knew what felt good when a girlfriend gave me one and I'd seen enough given in porn movies. I tugged on his cock slowly and sucked in his throbbing manhood; I looked straight into his eyes and saw the lust on his face, mirroring my own. My head was bobbing up and down his dick, my lips clamped hard around it, it was too big to take in all the way, but I did my best. Ken was moaning and his cock swelled even more. I picked up speed and sucked him harder. Ken looked skyward and his eyes shut. God, I didn't want him to come before he'd fucked me properly. I stopped sucking him and climbed onto the bed on all fours.
"Come on Daddy; fuck me with your big hard dick."
I wriggled my ass at him and spread my legs wide, the butt plug still working my ass. He came up to the bed and spanked my cheeks hard, twice. He pulled out the plug, making me gasp with pleasure.
"Lick your juices off, slut" He said offering the butt plug to my mouth. I could see small traces of evidence of where it had been, but I greedily sucked and licked it clean. I just felt so dirty now, I'd do anything. Ken climbed onto the bed behind me and I felt his cock bumping at my asshole. He grabbed my waist and pushed the tip of his dick into me.
"Oh yeah, Daddy" I panted, pushing my head down onto the bed and my cute little ass into the air. He eased his dick into me and then withdrew popping out and then thrust in again. He felt huge, and I felt so vulnerable and the feeling of his big hard dick sliding in and out of my puckered butt felt fantastic, better than I had dreamed. I moaned and groaned in ecstasy as he picked up speed, pounding my little white ass, occasionally smacking my quivering ass cheeks.
"Take it you cock hungry slut" he whispered
"Yes, yes, yes, fuck me hard Daddy" I cried. I felt so dirty and horny, my ass pushed into the air, filled with dick, I never wanted it to stop, my own dick was so hard I really thought the skin might split off of it. He kept banging away for what seemed like ages, pushing my head into the bed.
Just when I thought he was going to cum, he stopped again and withdrew his cock with a squelch. His self control was unbelievable; he was keeping us both at a sexual frenzy that was amazing.
He paused, panting behind me, letting his himself calm down, delaying his ejaculation. He came round to my head and offered his cock to mouth; I sucked and licked all my ass juices from that wonderful dick of his and he lay down on the bed beside me.
"Ride me whore"
I positioned myself above his quivering member and lowered myself onto it, slowly engorging myself and filling my hole, it felt like I was getting even deeper penetration in this position and I took all of him in. I shut my eyes, letting the sensation wash over me, raising myself up and then, just as his cock was going to pop out, sliding back down, hard. I got into a rhythm and pumped up and down, picking up speed.
"Oooh, Oooh, that feels soooooooo good" I purred.
"Yeah, ride my cock you bitch"
Ken reached forward and grabbed my cock, jerking me off, he started to push up on my downward thrusts and I could feel he was close to cumming. He pulled harder and faster on my dick and I could feel my orgasm rise inside me.
"I'm cumming Daddy, I'm cumming" I cried, leaning back on his cock.
My cum rocketed out of my dick, I'd never cum so hard, it splashed up onto my chest and a dollop of salty goo landed on my cheek. Ken ran his fingers across my face, wiping my cum into my mouth, tasting my salty discharge, staring at Ken with lusty eyes I licked and sucked his fingers clean. I felt completely spent now and Ken pushed me off his dick.
"Open your mouth you dirty slut" He commanded.
I duly obliged, and he positioned his dick above my open mouth, my tongue sticking out. He wanked hard on his cock, and shut his eyes.
"Oh yeeeeesssssss!" he shouted as his cock erupted. Cum splashed all over my face, in my eyes, up my nose, in my hair and in my mouth, he pushed his twitching dick into my mouth and I sucked him gently, squeezing every drop of his cum into my mouth. It tasted good, I swallowed hard, and there was so much I nearly gagged. He pulled out his cock and looked at me, covered in cum, I used my fingers to push it into my mouth swallowing, staring into his eyes. I felt disgusting but I loved it. We collapsed onto the bed, covered in cum and exhausted and fell asleep almost immediately.
Needless to say, I didn't get the job, I attended the interview looking exactly like I'd spent the night drinking and being fucked, my butt was real sore, and I couldn't concentrate, constantly thinking of the fantastic sex I'd had.
I took Kens number but I didn't think I'd have the balls to phone him, it turns out I would see Ken a couple more times though. He helped me fulfil my next fantasy but that's another story........
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'Check out my YouTube Page' – cops did, found online pics of 33 marijuana plants in man's house
A Peachtree City man was arrested on felony marijuana charges June 13 after he invited an officer to "check out his YouTube channel" which showed a marijuana-growing operation at his residence that contained 33 marijuana plants.
Zachary A. Peak, 29, of Paddock Trail in Glenloch Village, was charged with manufacturing, distribution and possession of marijuana, possession of drug-related objects and indecent exposure, according to police and jail records. Read More»
A June 13 car chase along Ga. Highway 54 in Fayetteville and into central Fayette County followed by a chase on foot by sheriff's deputies and Tyrone officers led to the arrest of three men on multiple charges.
Sheriff Barry Babb said deputies on June 13 conducted a traffic stop on Hwy. 54 in Fayetteville near Sharon Drive. He said the driver of the vehicle pulled into the parking lot of the AutoZone store then fled from the officer by quickly returning to Hwy. 54 and running the light at Gingercake Road. Babb said the pursuit continued west on Hwy. 54, then north onto Tyrone Road. Read More»
The man who burglarized the Kroger pharmacy at 805 South Glynn Street in Fayetteville on June 8 surrendered to police after family members saw his photo in newsaccounts and suggested he turn himself in.
Justin Blake Moody, 21, of Fayetteville, voluntarily surrendered to Fayetteville investigators at noon on June 11, said Det. Mike Whitlow. Moody was charged with one count of burglary for breaking into the Kroger pharmacy at approximately 9 p.m. on June 8, Whitlow said. Read More»
The following arrests were reported by local law enforcement agencies for the period indicated. All persons are considered innocent until proven guilty. Rather than indicating the age of those arrested, only the year of birth will be noted below due to law enforcement procedural changes.
Tuesday, June 3 - Monday, June 9
Fayette County Sheriff's Office
Robert D. Adams, born in 1974, of Kellogg Street, Mansfield, for probation/parole violation.
Martha F. Avalos-Garcia, born in 1986, of Pine Terrace, Palmetto, for driving without valid license. Read More»
A motorist narrowly averted disaster early this morning in a failed attempt to cross railroad tracks that were under repair, police said.
The driver was running late for work and disregarded three "road closed" signs before reaching the tracks at Paschall Road, police said. Because the road had been cut for maintenance, the car fell off the roadway.
"The driver called for a wrecker but a train arrived first and a collision occurred," according to the police department's Facebook page.
The train received minimal damage, but the driver was issued a citation. Read More»
Carjacking, kidnapping, bank robbery, child molestation, burglary verdicts thrown out; several criminal trials get do-overs, thanks to judge-public defender affair
A once-respected judge's long-term sexual tryst with a public defender has come back to haunt several victims who believed they had received justice in his court. Read More»
A motorist driving on Ga. Highway 138 in Fayette County near midnight on June 9 had her vehicle damaged when gunshots were exchanged between two vehicles speeding past her.
Sheriff Barry Babb said deputies at approximately 12:45 a.m. responded to a gas station at Hwy. 138 and Ga. Highway 314. They were met by a female motorist who said she and her son had been traveling eastbound on Hwy. 138 when her vehicle was shot by another moving vehicle, Babb said. Read More»
Suspect turns self in after photos published
Security camera photos published by the news media have led to the capture of a young Fayetteville man accused of sneaking into the pharmacy at the south Kroger in Fayetteville on June 8, police said.Justin Blake Moody, 21, was arrested at noon today and is charged with one count of burglary, and police said he was "encouraged by family members to surrender" after his photo was published in the news Tuesday. Read More»
Tuesday, May 27 - Monday, June 2
Megale J. Chadwick, born in 1992, of Tomochichi Road, Griffin, for probation/parole violation.
Jamal K. Copeland, born in 1989, of Clemons Road, Warm Springs, for wanted person. Read More»
Tuesday, May 20 - Monday, May 26
Teresa R. Campbell, born in 1969, of Morton Court, Jonesboro, for revoked or suspended license.
Ronald A. Carter, born in 1974, of Village Trace, Union City, for wanted person. Read More»


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February 01,
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January 30,
Lateral Attorney
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January 29,
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This position exists in creating preference among law students, librarians, and professors in law schools by selling the importance and ease of use of LexisNexis and positioning LexisNexis as the technology leader in the legal community.

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The hiring manager for this position is Rhea Ramsey.

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January 29,
Counsel – University of Iowa Health Care
University of Iowa Health Care (UIHC) seeks a health care attorney. UIHC is a leading academic medical center comprised of the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics, University of Iowa Children's Hospital, Carver College of Medicine, and University of Iowa Physicians. UIHC is a founding member of the University of Iowa Health Alliance.

Reporting to the Associate Vice President for Legal Affairs, this attorney will be responsible for providing legal advice in a fast-paced environment in support of the operations of UIHC and its affiliated entities as part of a collaborative team. This role will provide legal counsel on a wide array of complex matters, with a particular focus on patient care and risk management issues. A successful candidate will possess: integrity, excellent judgment, strong analytical and problem-solving skills, discretion, excellent writing, communication and organizational skills, be a good listener with a positive attitude, practice with attention to detail, have the ability to interact with many individuals at a professional level, and be able to effectively meet deadlines while handling conflicting priorities.

Requirements include a Juris Doctorate or equivalent law degree, and admission in good standing with the Iowa Bar or eligibility for admission required.

Experience with patient care issues, risk management, medical staff issues, employment law, and EMTALA sought. Prior litigation experience preferred.

UIHC offers an excellent benefits package and competitive compensation. For more information about this position and to apply, please visit: jobs.uiowa.edu/ and reference Requisition # 65854.

The University of Iowa is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer. All qualified applicants are encouraged to apply and will receive consideration for employment free from discrimination on the basis of race, creed, color, national origin, age, sex, pregnancy, sexual orientation, gender identity, genetic information, religion, associational preference, status as a qualified individual with a disability, or status as a protected veteran.
Iowa City
January 29,
Counsel (Regulatory Compliance and Transactional) – University of Iowa Health Care
University of Iowa Health Care (UIHC) seeks a health care attorney. UIHC is a leading academic medical center comprised of the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics, University of Iowa Children's Hospital, Carver College of Medicine, and University of Iowa Physicians. UIHC is a founding member of the University of Iowa Health Alliance.

Reporting to the Associate Vice President for Legal Affairs, this attorney will be responsible for providing legal advice in a fast-paced environment in support of the operations of UIHC and its affiliated entities as part of a collaborative team. This role will provide legal counsel on a wide array of complex matters, with a focus on health care regulatory and transactional matters. A successful candidate will possess: integrity, excellent judgment, strong analytical and problem-solving skills, discretion, excellent writing, communication and organizational skills, be a good listener with a positive attitude, practice with attention to detail, have the ability to interact with many individuals at a professional level, and be able to effectively meet deadlines while handling conflicting priorities.

Requirements include a Juris Doctorate or equivalent law degree, and admission in good standing with the Iowa Bar or eligibility for admission required.

Experience with health care regulations, including but not limited to the Stark Law and Anti-Kickback Statute is strongly preferred. Experience with tax-exemption, antitrust, and the Affordable Care Act is also sought.

UIHC offers an excellent benefits package and competitive compensation. For more information about this position and to apply, please visit: jobs.uiowa.edu/ and reference Requisition #65853.

The University of Iowa is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer. All qualified applicants are encouraged to apply and will receive consideration for employment free from discrimination on the basis of race, creed, color, national origin, age, sex, pregnancy, sexual orientation, gender identity, genetic information, religion, associational preference, status as a qualified individual with a disability, or status as a protected veteran.
Iowa City
January 29,
Associate Attorney
Kohn Law Firm S.C., a nationally recognized collection firm in downtown Milwaukee, is seeking an associate attorney to immediately join our litigation group. Experience in retail collection is preferred and will affect compensation, but we are willing to train the right candidate.

The applicant must be licensed to practice law in Wisconsin. Applicant will need excellent communication and computer skills.

For confidential consideration, provide an introductory letter, resumé, writing sample, and salary requirements or salary history by email to Attorney Jason D. Hermersmann, Litigation Manager at email@example.com.
January 28,
Estate Planning and Probate Attorney – Immediate Opportunity
Law Offices of Mark S. Knutson, S.C., a general practice law firm in Brookfield, seeks a dedicated and hard working associate attorney. The successful candidate will have three-plus years' experience with primary emphasis in Estate Planning and Probate. Must have strong academic credentials, outstanding written and verbal communication skills, and the ability and desire to establish and maintain a vibrant network of relationships and clients. The successful candidate should be prepared to have immediate client contact and substantial responsibility for files. In addition to estate planning and probate, it would be helpful to have family law and civil litigation experience as well. Salary and benefits package are competitive for the area, and billable hours are reasonable.

Our office and its staff are warm and friendly. This is a relaxed yet professional setting.

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January 28,
Dynamic Appleton law firm seeks an attorney with at least two years' experience and a broad knowledge in corporate law and business transactions. Candidates should be pragmatic, motivated, and possess strong client development skills.

Please email a cover letter and resumé to firstname.lastname@example.com. Include #253 in the subject line. Inquiries held in complete confidence.
January 26,
Chief Human Resource Officer – Kenosha Unified School District
PRIMARY FUNCTIONS: The Chief Human Resource Officer will report and account to the Superintendent of Schools.

QUALIFICATIONS:
1. Education:
a. Required - Master's degree in business, labor relations, education or related field
b. Preferred - law degree with an emphasis in labor relations
2. Experience:
a. Required - Minimum of five years of managerial experience in a human resources position within a large public or private organization

ESSENTIAL PERFORMANCE RESPONSIBILITIES:
1. Lead the district's Human Resource Department
2. Administer the policies of the district related to human resource management, including the district's compliance with all state and federal statutes and regulations
3. Create and implement a recruitment process for acquiring new district personnel
4. Administer the policies of the district related to personnel, the maintenance of all files and accurate completion of all related records and reports, including:
a. Personnel and medical files for each employee
b. Training and experience records for each employee
c. Sick leave and absence records for each employee
d. Approval and reimbursement of college credits
e. Employee placement on the salary schedule
f. Vacation records
g. Employee licensure and maintenance
h. Job descriptions
5. Supervise human resources personnel and develop them into an efficient and effective team district employees can rely on for support in all personnel issues
6. Set and work toward realistic and appropriate goals for the performance improvement of the human resources staff and department
7. Maintain an understanding of school structures
8. Assist with the effective implementation of the Educator Effectiveness evaluation system
9. Provide appropriate professional development to district staff to support the implementation of evaluations and performance expectations
10. Work cooperatively with district and building staff to ensure positive growth and evaluation of all employees
11. Maintain and ensure the proper implementation of the district handbook and regularly review the employee handbook in order to recommend and implement any changes dictated by local, state and federal law
12. Lead the district in the projection of personnel needs
13. Prepare job descriptions in accordance with Department of Public Instruction (DPI) licensure recommendations, district requirements and insurance company recommendations
14. Investigate and resolve employee grievances and complaints
15. Participate in mediations and arbitrations
16. Administer exit interviews for employees to ensure improved practices in the district
17. Coordinate and administer employee benefits, including health, dental, life and long-term disability insurance, flexible spending accounts, health reimbursement arrangements (HRA's), 403(b) deferred income investments, Wisconsin Retirement System, COBRA administration, DPI reports, certifications, related audits, retiree benefits, enrollment and termination of employee participation and notification to insurance companies of wage changes
18. Facilitate the district's Wellness Committee
19. Conduct an annual meeting with employee groups as needed
20. Plan, organize and conduct orientation activities for new employees
21. Coordinate the Employee Assistance Program; inform employees and families of the program
22. Analyze various early retirement or regular retirement options available and furnish the information to staff members
23. Attend all committee and school board meetings

OTHER PERFORMANCE RESPONSIBILITIES:
1. Assist in the preparation of reports to DPI, principals, district leadership and the board of education as requested
2. Establish and maintain partnerships with institutions of higher education and community organizations
3. Follow a personal plan for professional development and actively seek out opportunities to grow professionally
4. Participate in professional organizations and attend appropriate conventions and workshops
5. Perform all other duties as requested by the superintendent of schools and board of education

KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ABILITIES:
1. Knowledge of the promises and challenges of urban education
2. Effective and efficient time/task management skills, including planning, managing and organizing
3. Knowledge of computerized HR and payroll systems
4. Leadership skills, including appropriate organization, creativity, flexibility and resourcefulness
5. Facilitation, consensus building and conflict resolution skills
6. Understanding of effective professional development skills
7. Knowledge of data analysis and reporting skills
8. Understanding and knowledge of the teacher evaluation process
9. Ability to maintain confidentiality of sensitive information
10. Ability to communicate clearly and concisely, both orally and in writing

INTERPERSONAL QUALITIES:
1. Dedication to the mission of Kenosha Unified School District by providing support to all employees
2. Five or more years of successful administration work
3. Effective communication skills (listening, speaking, writing and presenting)
4. Strong interpersonal skills, including the ability to facilitate effective meetings and to promote cooperation and communication among each group
5. Strong leadership skills, including the ability to work within the organizational structure to facilitate change

EFFECTIVE DATE: Appointment to this position is subject to confirmation by the school board and effective thereafter.

TERMS OF EMPLOYMENT: In accordance with the Administrative, Supervisory and Technical Classification and Compensation Policy.

SALARY RANGE: Salary is commensurate with experience.

EVALUATION: The employee will be evaluated annually in accordance with the Administrative, Supervisory and Technical Classification and Compensation Policy.

Please note that in order to submit your application online to Human Resources you must apply on WECAN by going to www.kusd.edu

Minority candidates are encouraged to apply.

The Kenosha Unified School District is an Equal Opportunity Educator/Employer with established policies prohibiting discrimination on the basis of age, race, creed, religion, color, gender, national origin, disability or handicap, sexual orientation, or political affiliation in an educational program, activity, or employment in the District. The Superintendent of Schools/designee (262-359-6320) addresses questions regarding student discrimination, and the Chief Human Resource Officer (262-359-6333) answers questions concerning staff discrimination.
January 26,
Business Attorney
Eckberg Lammers seeks a motivated self-starter for its Hudson office. Qualified applicants will have a minimum three years' experience, a portable client base, and will practice in Minnesota and Wisconsin.

The successful candidate will have an entrepreneurial drive for the development of a dynamic business practice representing businesses in both transactional and litigated matters.

Please forward resumé, references, and salary requirements to email@example.com.

All inquiries will be held in strict confidence.
January 23,
Metro-Milwaukee area firm seeks highly motivated attorney practicing in the areas of estate planning/elder law and general business. The ideal candidate will have an existing estate planning/elder law and general business practice with an active book of business and be looking to join an existing firm.

Applicants should demonstrate good judgment, responsiveness to client needs, and be able to manage multiple projects. Great opportunity to join a team-oriented working environment with a competitive compensation package.

Qualified and interested candidates should submit a cover letter, resumé, and salary requirements to firstname.lastname@example.com. Include #249 in the subject line.
Metro Milwaukee
January 22,
Worker's Compensation Defense Associate Attorney
Wisconsin's leading labor and employment law firm with one of the state's largest worker's compensation defense practices is seeking an experienced associate attorney to join its worker's compensation defense team. Qualified candidates must have a minimum of three years of experience in Wisconsin worker's compensation. A portable practice is preferred, but not required.

The individual must be a self-starter with strong academic credentials, an ability to self-manage and an interest in the sole practice of worker's compensation defense. This is an excellent opportunity for personal development and professional growth.

We offer a collegial, modern work environment with competitive compensation and an excellent benefit package.

Please reply to email@example.com. Include #252 in the subject line.
January 22,
Manager, ADA Test Accommodation Services
The National Conference of Bar Examiners (NCBE), a nonprofit organization, is seeking to fill the position of Manager of ADA Test Accommodation Services. This position coordinates with a small team in order to review and render decisions for testing accommodations from candidates with physical, visual, hearing, and/or learning disabilities. The successful candidate must be able to work effectively both independently and as part of a team.

The position requires someone who is detailed-oriented and able to exercise sound judgment to handle a wide variety of tasks, including, but not limited to:

• Supervising and coordinating expert medical consultants
• Conducting initial review of requests for testing accommodations
• Corresponding with candidates regarding approval or denial of requests
• Developing/maintaining application forms, instructions, and guidelines for supporting documentation submitted by candidates
• Answering questions from candidates via telephone and email about the process for requesting accommodations
• Communicating with test administration staff to ensure appropriate delivery of accommodations to candidates
• Exercising discretion in handling sensitive and confidential information

QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE:

• Law degree preferred, but not required
• Bachelor's degree in Special Education, Psychology, Social Work or related field preferred, but not required
• Knowledge of the Americans with Disabilities Act, or the ability to develop expertise in this area of law
• Experience with testing accommodations preferred
• Ability to communicate clearly in writing and orally required
• Familiarity with Microsoft Office and capable of learning custom software applications
• Ability to prioritize and timely complete multiple projects

NCBE offers competitive salaries, excellent benefits, and a great work environment. NCBE seeks applicants who are enthusiastic and who have a strong work ethic and excellent communication skills. NCBE is an equal opportunity employer.

To be considered for an interview, submit a resumé, letter of interest, and salary history by February 13, 2015, to:
National Conference of Bar Examiners
Attn: Human Resources
302 South Bedford St.
Madison, WI 53703
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January 22,
AV-Rated Rock County law firm seeks enterprising attorney with established practice. Ideal opportunity for sole practitioner who would like to eliminate the administrative hassles of running his or her own office. Candidate must have an interest in participating in business development and must be committed to extraordinary client service.

All replies will be held in strictest confidence. Qualified and interested candidates should submit a resumé and salary requirements to email@example.com. Include #251 in the subject line.
Rock County
January 22,
Public Interest Attorney
Public Interest Attorney needed in Rice Lake office of statewide, nonprofit, disability rights agency to support benefit specialists in disability-related public benefits cases, conduct trainings, and provide direct legal representation.

For detailed Position Announcement, salary range, and application requirements, visit www.disabilityrightswi.org or call (608) 267-0214.

Deadline: 2/2/14.

Members of racial/ethnic minority groups and persons with disabilities strongly encouraged to apply.

EEO/AA Employer
Rice Lake
January 15,
Public Interest Attorney
Public Interest Attorney needed in Madison or Milwaukee office of statewide, non-profit, disability rights agency to assist benefit specialists in disability-related public benefits cases, conduct trainings, and provide direct legal representation.

For detailed Position Announcement, salary range, and application requirements, visit www.disabilityrightswi.org/archives/4753 or call (608) 267-0214.

Deadline: 2/2/14.

Members of racial/ethnic minority groups and persons with disabilities strongly encouraged to apply.

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Madison or Milwaukee
January 12,
Well-established law firm in Downtown Milwaukee with business, litigation, and estate and trust practice is interested in adding an experienced attorney with own compatible established practice. Type of arrangement is open. All replies held in strict confidence.

Reply to:
Jean Collins, Office Administrator
Godfrey, Braun & Frazier, LLP
735 N. Water St., Suite 1600
Milwaukee, WI 53202-4188
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January 12,
Trust & Estate Planning and Business Succession Planning Opportunity
Are you looking for a sophisticated law practice in a family friendly community? Ruder Ware, Northern Wisconsin's largest law firm, is seeking an experienced trust and estate planning lawyer to add to its renowned practice.

Ruder Ware's estate planning and business succession planning attorneys work with the owners of large and growing middle-market companies and their businesses. We are looking for an individual for our Wausau location with a minimum five years' experience in the estate planning area as well as business succession planning. Knowledge in business transactions and business law is a plus.

The ideal candidate will have excellent writing and oral communication skills, strong social skills, a desire to be part of a thriving community, and a proven record of building client relationships. The ideal candidate also must be comfortable working as a team member, but also have the ability to work independently and possess strong problem-solving skills. We are looking for an individual who aspires to quickly become a shareholder and to integrate into the community.

In addition to a competitive salary, Ruder Ware offers a complete benefit package including group health, life and disability insurance, a Section 125 flex benefit plan, a 401(k) profit sharing plan, and vacation.

Ruder Ware has 40 attorneys in offices in Wausau and Eau Claire. The Wausau office is located in the Dudley Tower in beautiful downtown Wausau, and each office provides spectacular views of Wausau and the Wisconsin River. For additional information please visit www.ruderware.com and www.ci.wausau.wi.us.

If you are interested in joining Ruder Ware, please forward your resumé and statement of interest to the address below. All applications will remain confidential.

Linda Huss
Ruder Ware, L.L.S.C.
P.O. Box 8050
Wausau, WI 54402-8050

January 06,
Labor/Employment Attorney
Wisconsin's leading management-side labor and employment law firm is seeking an attorney to join its Milwaukee-based labor, employment and employee benefits practice.

Qualified candidates must have a minimum of five years of experience in labor and employment law, with prior experience in traditional labor law, collective bargaining and/or employee benefits a strong plus. A portable practice is also preferred, but not required.

The candidate must be a self-starter with strong academic credentials, excellent oral and written communication skills, and the ability to manage and communicate effectively with clients. This is an excellent opportunity for personal development and professional growth. We offer a collegial, modern work environment with competitive compensation and an excellent benefits package.

Please send confidential resumé and cover letter to:
Rhonda Bautz
Lindner & Marsack, S.C.
411 E. Wisconsin Ave., Suite 1800
Milwaukee, WI 53202-4498
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Probably a pointless post because I'm relatively sure of the answer, but you never know until you get final confirmation. Unfortunately I love the concept of the game style too much to not check back every now and then with the games in the category, but I suspect I'm still going to be disappointed. Is the game still setup (much like the others and how it was when I checked out in beta) where the goal is to actually not fight and just hang around the rear for XP and intentionally ignore your allies (NPC) getting destroyed just to get the kill shot on an enemy?
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Last-hitting is still important on enemy minions, yes. However, there are quite a few ways to take a much more active rule early on in the game. 1) Enemy champion harassment. Probably best done with a mage or a ranged character. 2) Jungling. Usually only 1 person can do it on each side, but basically you farm neutral creeps, get the blue and red buffs, and try to gank the lanes and kill enemy champions from an ambush. 3) Early ganking. Try using the river or jungle to sneak to other lanes to gank and kill enemy champions. Certain champions are better than others at this. The game in general tends to speed up at higher levels of play. Keep playing until you get out of noob island and you face more active opponents and allies.
riot has made it clear they want the game to be more action oriented at all phases of the game. yes there is still last hitting and farming but that first blood bonus is a great motivation to get in and get that kill at level 2 or 3.
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@Howzit lol me and my buddy occasionally get first blood before minions spawn. Its beautiful. Veiger's stun + Shaco is beautiful against a squishy in the bush XD
early game there is a bit to do... farm, force an early push, or gank. While last hitting is important, so is harassing opposing champions and forcing them to go back early or killing them to set up the first big push.
Unless you are a melee / near-melee character laning against a ranged character, "just standing there in the rear" will basically ensure the enemies you are laning against get fed to holy bejesus. Even most melee heroes can harass baddy ranged players effectively. The issue is you get bonus gold for enemy champion *and* minion kills, and if another player is constantly hitting you, it becomes dangerous to get close enough to minions to get kills, thus stopping you from preventing the enemy champions from getting last hits and lots of bonus gold themselves. Unless you're playing a character with mad life steal or healing abilities, once you run out of potions, it becomes almost necessary to go back to the fountain to heal as nearly every character is super squishy early game. If you don't go back, you die, and that's even more money the enemy team (especially the player who killed you) earns. You just have to remember that a combination of three things win this game: team skill, team champion selections, and items. Let an enemy carry get too many last hits and you will get dominated by that carry later on. More or less the goal of early- and mid-game LoL is to beat the snot out of the enemies you are laning with, stay alive (and in good health) yourself, and last hit minions. If you can get a hero kill, that's great, but it is not worth running into tower range or tanking creep waves. It makes me QQ a little every time I see a newbie Ezreal in a matched game run after a severely wounded enemy only to get two-shotted by a tower. If you aren't comfortable yet with how to properly go about laning, remember, there are practice games there that still earn good experience and IP. Don't be afraid to play them. Just don't play against bots. It doesn't hurt at all to lose practice games, but you'll never learn anything at all playing against bots. (They're just free IP basically.)


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"Somewhere between the styles of Frank Peretti and John Grisham lies the style of lawyer-turned-novelist Robert Whitlow."
-- CBA Frontline
A lawyer ready to die takes one final case...the trial of his life.
Attorney Kent "Mac" MacClain has nothing left to live for. Nine years after the horrific accident that claimed the life of his wife and two sons, he's finally given up. His empty house is a mirror for his empty soul, it seems suicide is his only escape. And then the phone rings.
Angela Hightower, the beautiful heiress and daughter of the most powerful man in Dennison Springs, ...
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A lawyer ready to die takes one final case...the trial of his life.
Attorney Kent "Mac" MacClain has nothing left to live for. Nine years after the horrific accident that claimed the life of his wife and two sons, he's finally given up. His empty house is a mirror for his empty soul, it seems suicide is his only escape. And then the phone rings.
Angela Hightower, the beautiful heiress and daughter of the most powerful man in Dennison Springs, has been found dead at the bottom of a ravine. The accused killer, Peter Thomason, needs a lawyer. But Mac has come up against the Hightowers and their ruthless, high-powered lawyers before -- an encounter that left his practice and reputation reeling.
The evidence pointing to Thomason's guilt seems insurmountable. Is Mac defending an ingenious psychopath, or has Thomason been framed--possibly by a member of the victim's family? It comes down to one last trial. For Thomason, the opponent is the electric chair. For Mac, it is his own tormented past--a foe that will prove every bit as deadly.
"Somewhere between the styles of Frank Peretti and John Grisham lies the style of lawyer-turned-novelist Robert Whitlow."
-- CBA Frontline
Chapter One
Each substance of a grief hath twenty shadows.
Kent "Mac" McClain checked the time on the grandfather clock that faced him impassively from the far corner of his walnut-paneled law office. The old clock was an antique inherited from his mother's side of the family and worked perfectly as long as the weights and chains were kept in proper tension. As a child, Mac would lie in bed and listen to the old clock's solemn announcement of each passing hour from its spot in the foyer of his parents' home. Many years later he cleared a place for it in the corner of his office; however, the clock's loud striking every quarter-hour disrupted meetings with clients, so Mac disabled the chiming mechanism. Now, except for a steady ticking, the ivory face with its large, black Roman numerals kept a silent, closed-lipped vigil.
It was almost 5:00 P.M. In a few minutes the office staff would pass through the reception room door and go home for the weekend. He would be alone.
His neatly combed brown hair was heavily streaked with gray, but Mac was in better than average physical shape for age fifty-six. Just under six feet, he only weighed twenty-five pounds more than when he graduated from law school at the University of Georgia, and he could still spend an afternoon hiking in the mountains east of Dennison Springs. But he couldn't take total credit for his good physical condition; it was genetic.
He'd also inherited his father's dry wit and his mother's compassionate brown eyes. Mac still maintainedhis wit, now a facade he hid behind, but it had been a long time since he felt compassion for another's pain. He hadn't blinked away tears for someone else's sorrow in years.
He heard the front door close and slowly poured a beer into the cold mug sitting on the corner of his desk. Except for Friday afternoons, he never drank at the office. Friday afternoons were different. On Fridays he didn't drink to mask the malaise he carefully concealed from the eyes of the world. Rather, he renewed a ritual from a happier time, a thirty-five-year-old tradition begun on crisp autumn Fridays during college days in Athens, Georgia. Mac lived in a fraternity house his senior year, and as soon as classes were finished for the week, he would take an iced mug from the refrigerator, carefully pour a beer, sit on the front porch in a rocking chair, and watch the traffic go by on Milledge Avenue. But today was different. Today was no celebration.
His heart beating a little faster than normal, he opened the bottom left drawer of his desk and took out the Colt .45 pistol issued to his father during World War II.
At the beginning of the war, the standard side arm for military officers was a six-shot Smith and Wesson .38 revolver, but the ferocity of the Japanese soldiers in the Pacific forced the American military to rethink its strategy. In close combat, a .38-caliber shell might wound a charging infantryman, but it did not have sufficient mass to knock him down. The arms makers answered with a more potent weapon, and when Mac's father made the shift from head of the trust department for a local bank to captain in the U.S. Army, he acquired the drab olive weapon that now rested on his son's desk.
Mac snapped out the clip. One by one, he extracted the bullets and lined them up like polished sentries on the edge of the dark wood. Bullets were small objects that could have devastating and deadly effect, especially when fired directly into the human skull at close range.
Opening the narrow middle drawer of the desk, he took out a bottle of prescription pain pills. In some ways, pills and bullets were remarkably similar. Of course, the pills were intended to relieve pain; bullets were designed to inflict it. But for Mac's purposes, bullets or pills would serve the same purpose—to end his suffering, once and for all. Mac shook the bottle. It was full.
How many of the potent pain relievers would it take? Half a bottle? Three-quarters? It wouldn't be that difficult to take them all. And then what would happen? Dizziness? Sleepiness? Nothingness?
Mac had not been able to decide which would be the best method of death—bullet or pill. Each had its advantages. There was something masculine about a bullet to the brain. Messy, but manly. Pills were more suitable for Hollywood starlets who discovered that bright lights and fame were just another path into the black hole of depression and despair. But pills were tidy; no hair need be disturbed, and whoever found him wouldn't have to deal with a horrific death scene. Mac's sense of decency and decorum argued for the pain relievers. His desire for swift certainty drew him toward one of the shiny metal sentinels. The issue remained undecided.
The phone on his desk buzzed. Startled, he set down the pill bottle, knocking over some of the bullets.
"Who is it?" he barked into the receiver.
"Judge Danielson on line one," his secretary answered.
Stepping back from the edge of the cliff, Mac brushed the bullets into his hand. "I'll take it, Judy. I thought you'd gone home."
"I wanted to finish the first draft of the Morgan brief. I'll be going in a few minutes. Have a good weekend."
"Uh, thanks. You, too."
Mac punched the phone button. "Hello, Judge."
"Glad I caught you before you started your weekend. Do you still have a cold one every Friday?"
"I'm looking at it as we speak." Mac held the phone to his ear with his shoulder, snapped the clip back into the gun, and returned it to its place in the desk drawer.
"Come over to the courthouse," the judge said. "I need to talk to you."
"What is it?" he asked. "I'm off duty."
"Just come. I'll explain when you get here."
"Can it wait until Monday?"
"No," the judge said simply.
Mac sighed. "Give me five minutes."
"Thanks. See you then."
Mac put the phone receiver back in its cradle. His hands slightly sweaty, he held the pill bottle up between his fingers. He resented the interruption of the judge's call. He was getting closer to a verdict in the hidden trial raging within the dark brooding of his soul. Life or death. Bullet or pill. He knew he didn't have to go to the courthouse; he could continue the secret trial interrupted by the judge's call. But the spell was broken; the jury deciding his fate would have to continue its deliberations at a later date.
* * *
Mac buttoned the top button on his shirt and straightened his silk tie. Grabbing a blank yellow legal pad, he locked the front door of the small, red-brick house he'd converted into an attractive law office and began the short walk to the courthouse. One of the advantages of practicing law in a town like Dennison Springs was convenience. The courthouse, the offices of the three major law firms, and two of the main banks were all close-by. Unless it was raining or bitter cold, he would often hand-deliver legal papers or go to the bank to make a deposit as an excuse to take a walk.
Mac knew every tree, stray blade of grass, and crack in the sidewalk along the way. He crossed the street and climbed the wide steps of the Echota County Courthouse. Built as a project of the Civilian Conservation Corps during the Depression, the large, square, red-brick building with its silver domed roof would not win any architectural awards, but it had a certain crude charm. Surrounded on three sides by long rows of crepe myrtles, it was wreathed in purple for a few glorious months in late summer.
The ground floor contained the office for the clerk of court, the probate judge, and a large vault where the deed records were stored. Except when he had to go to the clerk's office to file papers, Mac rarely stayed on the first level of the building. Climbing the worn steps, he went upstairs to the main courtroom with its high ceiling and tall windows that provided a spectacular view of the southern Appalachians. Mac didn't need to "See Rock City," the mountaintop tourist trap in Chattanooga. He could take in the panorama of the mountains free of charge every time he went to court. During the past thirty years, he had witnessed every nuance of the changing seasons on the distant hills from the courtroom vantage point. This afternoon, the pale yellows, oranges, and reds of mid-October dominated the view.
The courtroom was laid out like a miniamphitheater. The floor sloped gradually downward from the back of the room to a level area where the jury box directly faced the elevated judge's bench and witness stand. When trying a case, the lawyers sat on opposite sides of the jury, and everybody had a clear view of those called to testify.
* * *
Judge William L. Danielson was three years younger than Mac. Short and stocky, he was raised on a pecan farm in middle Georgia and moved to Dennison Springs after graduating from Mercer Law School in Macon. For the next fifteen years, he practiced corporate and commercial law as an associate and partner with one of the "big three," the law firms in town with more than five attorneys. During his years in private practice, Bill Danielson and Mac only squared off in court on one occasion. Mac won.
* * *
Judge Danielson's chambers were to the right of the bench where he presided. Mac walked into the office suite and knocked on the wooden frame of the open door.
"Come in and have a seat, Mac." The judge motioned toward a pair of wooden armchairs across from his light-colored oak desk. "I need your help."
Mac sat and waited.
Holding up a single sheet of paper, the judge said, "I'll get to the point. This is an order appointing you to represent Peter Thomason."
Mac's jaw dropped. "What! I haven't tried a major criminal case in years."
"I have a good reason—"
"Gene Nelson is public defender," Mac interrupted. "He handles these types of cases."
"Take it easy," the judge lifted his hand. "Gene called me an hour ago. He has a conflict. The pathologist from Atlanta who tested the defendant's blood for drugs is Gene's new brother-in-law. The man is certain to testify as an expert witness and will have to be cross-examined by Thomason's lawyer. If there is a conviction, I can't risk a habeas corpus from a smarty-pants lawyer down the road based on ineffective assistance of counsel."
"But why me?" Mac asked, slumping back in his chair.
"Because it involves the Hightower family," the judge said slowly. "Who else could do it?"
Mac didn't answer. Peter Thomason was charged with murder. But it wasn't a sordid domestic killing or the result of a botched drug deal. The victim was nineteen-year-old Angela Hightower, the only child of Alexander and Sarah Hightower, the most influential family in Dennison Springs.
A friend of Mac's once suggested that the Echota County Chamber of Commerce should sell bumper stickers that read, "Dennison Springs, Georgia. Owned and Operated by Hightower & Co." Alex Hightower's ancestors were among the first settlers in the area after Andrew Jackson ordered the U.S. Army to remove the Cherokee Indians from northwest Georgia and march them along the "Trail of Tears" to Oklahoma in the 1830s. By 1880, the Hightower family had built the first textile mill, chartered the first bank, and controlled the First Methodist Church. During the next hundred years, their economic interests expanded beyond the boundaries of Dennison Springs, and the family moved seventy-five miles south to Atlanta. But they kept strong ties to the area and spent a month each summer at the family estate on the edge of town. Hightower money was the backbone of several major business ventures in the area, and no local lawyer in his right mind did anything to antagonize them. No lawyer, that is, except Mac.
"I see," Mac said. "You don't know a young lawyer who would take the case without caring about the consequences?"
"Do you?" the judge responded.
Mac mentally ran down the list of possibilities and shook his head. "None with any criminal defense experience."
"I can't appoint someone who's handled a few nolo pleas in traffic court to a murder case."
Mac shrugged. "It's been awhile. The last major criminal case I handled was—"
"State versus Jefferson," the judge interrupted. "Three and a half years ago. You tried the case for three days to a hung jury. The D.A.'s office decided to nol-pros the charges and turn him loose."
Mac suppressed a slight smile. "You didn't think he was guilty, either, did you?"
"No comment. My point is that under the Sixth Amendment Thomason deserves quality representation."
"And you don't want to jeopardize another young lawyer's career by asking him to defend the man who may have murdered the Hightowers' daughter."
"Right." The judge leaned forward and picked up the order. "Even though you're an officer of the court, I'm not going to make you do this."
Mac raised his eyebrows. "I can refuse?"
"Yes. Consider it over the weekend and call me Monday morning."
"Does Thomason know about the conflict of interest?"
"Gene Nelson is going to talk to him this evening."
"Fair enough." Mac got up to leave. "I'll let you know first thing on Monday."
"One other matter," the judge said. "I understand Alex Hightower has hired Joe Whetstone from Atlanta to act as special prosecutor."
"Really? Bringing in the big guns for the execution."
"It will be a challenge."
"And you think I want a challenge?" Mac asked.
The judge shook his head. "You don't have to prove anything to me, Mac."
Mac stepped to the open door. "Will the county pay for an investigator and expert witnesses?"
"Anything within reason. I'll try to get it for you."
Mac walked down the steps of the courthouse. He'd read articles about the murder in the local newspaper. It would be a difficult case to handle. The Hightowers would spare no expense to obtain a conviction. Hiring Joe Whetstone as special prosecutor was just one step. The Atlanta lawyer would be supported by a cadre of associates, an army of paralegals, and the best investigators and expert witnesses money could buy.
Forgetting about the bullets, the pills, and his beer, he crossed the street. With each step, the secret, dark thoughts of his own death retreated. Thoughts about another man whose life hung in the balance before the eyes of everyone in Echota County took their place.
Copyright © 1999 Misty Bernall. All rights reserved.
Posted March 10, 2009
This is the first book from Robert Whitlow that I have read. It was a good, easy, thrilling read. I will buy more from this author. I like thriller - who done it? type books with a Christian undertone and this has certainly filled that need. I would recommend you read, then pass along to friends. I was up a couple of nights late because it was such a page turner that I couldn't put it down.
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Posted April 16, 2004
Christian fiction has come a long way from the days of 300 page sappy romantic heroines that took the entire book to decide if they were in love. But now along comes a writer that puts everything into a different perspective -- a new genre if you would. All the key elements are here for a meaty read and some truly OUTSTANDING biblical truths in simple easy to understand language. This book has something for everyone -- You must give it a try!!
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Posted March 2, 2012
Through the goings-on of a capital murder trial, Mr. Whitlow delivers a story of hope and healing. This book turned out to be very inspiring during a time when I needed reassurance from God the most. Great read and highly recommended!!
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Posted December 31, 2012
Thank you, Mr. Whitlow, for giving book worms who love God something to sink their teeth into. God's blessings upon your life, your household, your family, your domain.
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Posted April 18, 2012
Well written, story told with surprise ending. Highly recommend it!
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Posted January 15, 2005
I had to read this book for school and write a book report over it. I thought that this was giong to be a boring book but i have been having trouble putting it down because it is SO good and you never know what is going to happen next. Since i read this book i have been interested in mystery novels and crime shows ( CSI MIAMI)
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Posted December 2, 2001
This is a compelling read of intrique and romance that keeps your attention to the very end. A ninteen year old wealthy heiress, Angela Hightower is murdered. A lawyer, who is close to committing suicide, Kent 'Mac' MacClain, has been appointed to defend Peter Thomason, who has been accused and arrested for killing her. Peter claims he has no memory of this crime. Mac believes his client is innocent, but proving it is going to be a challenge. A pshchologist and a psychiatrist come to different conclusions after examining Peter. One says he could not of possibly killed Angela and the other says he is a dangerous psychopath. Mac did show reasonable dout in Peter's defense, but he was still found guilty and sentenced to death. Mac's assistant, who is a young lawyer named David, believes Peter is innocent and convinces Mac to let him appeal the verdict. Mac and David uncover a web of deceit and betrayal. At the beginning of this case Mac was depressed to the point of committing suicide. At the end of the case the trial for Mac's soul was over. I liked the title because I like to read courtroom drama. I also, like the investigative work that takes place before a trial takes place.
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Posted January 15, 2001
I loved Whitlow's first novel, The List, but this one is great in its own right. Somewhere between Grisham and Peretti is how one reviewer labeled him and his twenty plus years of law practice have given Whitlow the cutting edge as this second book delves into the life of a 56-year-old attorney appointed to defend a young man accused of murder. The trial is happening on two fronts: in the courtroom and in the heart of defense counsel, Kent 'Mac' McClain. With humor, romance, intrigue and spiritual truth, I found this book compelling.
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Posted January 14, 2001
I loved this book. It gripped me and I read it almost nonstop. It spoke to my heart spiritually and I'm eager to read another of Mr. Whitlow's books. This is the first book I've read of his but he's now on my favorite authors list.
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Posted February 5, 2001
Everyone in my family loved Whitlow's book 'The List.' Without reservation, we all agree that Whitlow is an incredible writer., His work stands out among anyone in fiction today. 'The Trial' is an exceptional read that is impossible to put down. Thank you, Mr. Whitlow! We cannot wait for more titles from you.
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