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Boho Shoulder Bag - PDF Pattern
A reversible, sling style bag with bottom pleats to make it nice and roomy and lots of stylish top-stitching. It features a toggle button closure and pockets inside & out. Use it for books, baby's things, yoga, market, knitting – just about anything!
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The 2012 London Olympic Games Rowing and Canoe Sprint events will take place at Eton's magnificent Dorney Lake - just three miles from the Walton Cottage Hotel.
The Walton Cottage Hotel with its mix of standard rooms and extended stay suites is ideal for those attending the games or involved in the rowing events. We are very conveniently located for access - just a ten minute walk to Maidenhead train station where a free shuttle bus will connect event ticket holders to the venue (there will be no car parking permitted at Eton Dorney). If you want to enjoy a little light exercise, you can even walk from the hotel to the Eton Dorney's spectator entrance along the pleasant Green Way or the beautiful Thames Path. We are also on the recommended bicycle route to Eton Dorney where free, secure bicycle parking will be provided.
Thanks to its fast and frequent train access to central London, Maidenhead Station is also a gateway to many of the other Olympic events.
The 2012 Olympic rowing events will take place between July 28 and August 11.
The Paralympic Games competitions will be from August 31 to September 2.
For further information about Eton Dorney and the Olympic events, see the following links:
In keeping with the spirit of the Olympic Games, the Walton Cottage Hotel will maintain its standard room rates during the full period. Due to demand, however, booking can only be confirmed upon receipt of a deposit.
Please contact us early and directly for reservations during the Olympic period.

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Find a fraction equivalent to with denominator 32.
This is asking us to fill in the blank in the equation:
Because of what we now know of equivalent fractions, we know that two fractions and r/s are equivalent if ps = qr. In this case, 1 × 32 = ? × 2 \implies ? = 32/2 = 16. So is equivalent to . Speaking of which, we like to look at the glass as full.
Find a fraction equivalent to with denominator 12.
In other words, fill in the blank in the equation:
Very similar to the previous example; we have to multiply 4 by 3 to get 12, so we must multiply the numerator by 3 also:
Find a fraction with denominator 15 equivalent to .
Here, just be sure you read the wording carefully and understand what the question is asking you to find. We have
Since 3 × 5=15, we must multiply the numerator by 5 also:. Hey, that's one of those improper fraction thingies! Right you are.


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November Is American Diabetes Month
My right hamstring has been bothering me for about six months, so this morning I went to an orthopedic surgeon who specializes in running-related injuries (and who, I was excited to learn, used to work for the New York Yankees!) to get things checked out. As I sat filling out the new-patient forms, I wondered whether or not I should bother writing down that my dad had type 2 diabetes in the "family conditions" section. In the past, I never wrote it down, figuring that his "condition" had more to do with my dad's terrible smoking habits and his big Italian-man pot belly than anything genetic (excess stomach weight increases your risk of type 2 diabetes, and that much I knew). But, it turns out, that's all the more reason I should have been recording this in my medical files over the past 10 years. According to Diabetes.org, "type 2 diabetes has a stronger genetic basis than type 1, yet it also depends more on environmental factors." The latter part is what's always thrown me. I thought, Well, I don't eat like my father does and I'm active, so I'm in the clear. But the facts still remain: A family history of type 2 diabetes is one of the strongest risk factors for getting the disease (stronger than being overweight or inactive), according to Diabetes.com. CNN.com says: "Having a family member with diabetes raises your risk of developing
type 1 by about 5 percent and type 2 diabetes by more than 30 percent." I would have guessed it was the other way around—and so would a lot of other people, as my exact question, according to CNN.com, is one of the most common: "My father has diabetes. Does that raise my risk?"
No fear. November is American Diabetes Month, which means now is the time to brush up on your diabetes knowledge. Most media outlets are making it their business to educate those who don't understand the disease in an attempt to put a halt to what the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is calling an epidemic, one that if not stopped will affect 1 in 3 Americans throughout
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Health care should be priorityBy: | Posted: Thursday, Apr 24, 2014 06:00 am We are glad to see Airdrie MLA Rob Anderson and Alderman Allan Hunter stay true to their word by bringing a 24-hour health care petition to the legislature. (See story on page 3). We were surprised, however, that said petition had only 2,400 signatures on it. It seems everyone we talk to is upset about the lack of all-hours health care in Airdrie, yet only about five per cent of residents took the time to sign the petition. Anderson and Hunter plan to present another petition on the same topic to the Legislature in the fall with at least the same number of signatures but we encourage them to aim higher. When this is a topic you overhear residents talking about at a coffee shop, see over and over again on social media sites and it makes its way into local and regional media time and time again, it must be important to more than five per cent of the city�s population. This affects all Airdrie and area residents. Come on Airdrie, if this is important to you, sign the petition at www.robanderson.ca Comments
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It has been a summer of record temperatures – Japan had its hottest summer on record, as did South Florida and New York. Meanwhile, Pakistan and Niger are flooded and the eastern US is mopping up after hurricane Earl. None of these individual events can definitively be attributed to global warming. But to see how climate change will play out in the 21st century, you needn't look to the Met Office. Look, instead, to the deaths and burning tyres in Mozambique's "food riots" to see what happens when extreme natural phenomena interact with our unjust economic systems. Stuk verder te lezen in The Guardian (IS INMIDDELS VERTAALD)
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Package: phased
Sum and difference monopulse for URA
The SumDifferenceMonopulseTracker2D object implements a sum and difference monopulse algorithm for a uniform rectangular array.
To estimate the direction of arrival (DOA):
Define and set up your sum and difference monopulse DOA estimator. See Construction.
Call step to estimate the DOA according to the properties of phased.SumDifferenceMonopulseTracker2D. The behavior of step is specific to each object in the toolbox.
H = phased.SumDifferenceMonopulseTracker2D creates a tracker System object™, H. The object uses sum and difference monopulse algorithms on a uniform rectangular array (URA).
H = phased.SumDifferenceMonopulseTracker2D(Name,Value) creates a URA monopulse tracker object, H, with each specified property Name set to the specified Value. You can specify additional name-value pair arguments in any order as (Name1,Value1,...,NameN,ValueN).
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Handle to sensor array Specify the sensor array as a handle. The sensor array must be a phased.URA object. Default: phased.URA with default property values |
PropagationSpeed |
Signal propagation speed Specify the propagation speed of the signal, in meters per second, as a positive scalar. Default: Speed of light |
OperatingFrequency |
System operating frequency Specify the operating frequency of the system in hertz as a positive scalar. The default value corresponds to 300 MHz. Default: 3e8 |
clone | Create URA monopulse tracker object with same property values |
getNumInputs | Number of expected inputs to step method |
getNumOutputs | Number of outputs from step method |
isLocked | Locked status for input attributes and nontunable properties |
release | Allow property value and input characteristics changes |
step | Perform monopulse tracking using URA |
Determine the direction of a target at around 60 degrees azimuth and 20 degrees elevation of a URA.
ha = phased.URA('Size',4); hstv = phased.SteeringVector('SensorArray',ha); hmp = phased.SumDifferenceMonopulseTracker2D('SensorArray',ha); x = step(hstv,hmp.OperatingFrequency,[60.1; 19.5]).'; est_dir = step(hmp,x,[60; 20]);
The tracker uses a sum-and-difference monopulse algorithm to estimate the direction. The tracker obtains the difference steering vector by phase-reversing the latter half of the sum steering vector.
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grahamcrackercoyote wrote:Some folks like to be naughty and to then get rejected - habits they don't need to share.
Maybe if the artist had put a cat, dog, pony, or unicorn on the shirt, it wouldn't have been rejected. Some people just don't understand this contest. LOL
Re: A La Peanut Butter Cookies!
Nice job! That's exactly what cookie monster would do - wish for more and more cookies. You did a great job of concealing CM but making it clear that it was him (avoiding the legal stuff). Also, I love that the Count is the genie. Nice touch with that detail!
aerc712 wrote:That's the way things go with artwork. What one person loves and thinks is amazing, another might not like. The system is set up to at least partially favor votes. But, other designs do have the opportunity to be selected/print because of the woot pick, guest editor pick, possible editor's choice pick, and honorable mentions. Again, I like the design, but the remarks about the selection process are not coming across well. I don't know about others, but they really bugged me. Your design's not in the fog but it has gotten a fairly positive response. Enjoy that.
At the moment the site seems somewhat complex, I did not know there were more opportunities for designs but were not in the fog. Thanks for your suggestion, you´re right, and I'm glad you appreciate my design.
Re: Finally Got My Letter!
I've posted a house friendly version of my Gryffindor tie design here :
Re: Oh to be a Gryffindor...
Re: Season Two
The second entry - without "browncoat" - is no longer in the voting. ?? Though the term "browncoat" is from the movie, not series, did the powers that be decide that the second had to leave? Hmmm.
Re: Oh to be a Gryffindor...v2
Here is a house friendly Gryffindor tie design ...I love all houses! <3
Re: If Wishes Were Wings
Oh, I wish we had the gold ink back...
aerc712 wrote:Nice job! That's exactly what cookie monster would do - wish for more and more cookies. You did a great job of concealing CM but making it clear that it was him (avoiding the legal stuff). Also, I love that the Count is the genie. Nice touch with that detail!
That's not Count Von Count. That is none other than The Amazing Mumford of a la peanut butter sandwiches fame!
angiemknight wrote:The second entry - without "browncoat" - is no longer in the voting. ?? Though the term "browncoat" is from the movie, not series, did the powers that be decide that the second had to leave? Hmmm.
I still see the ability to vote on it...
paaiyan wrote:I like the idea, but everything is so... pixelly.
Not sure what happened to my post. Probably doing it at 3 in the morn had something to do with it. I think I'll pull it and save it for another time.
orabbit wrote:That's not Count Von Count. That is none other than The Amazing Mumford of a la peanut butter sandwiches fame!
Thanks for the clarification! ;)
toast1012 wrote:he wished for lava lamps
Why would he be disappointed then?
rcbustam wrote:I'm sorry to say but I really don't get this one... :/
My last lava was a lifeguard, big pecs but small brain. The lava before that was a doctor...(Sorry I'm from the East Coast--an r is optional). Actually I think the "enlightenment" response is the best one.
Re: Wishing for More Wishes
Are 3-D glasses required to view this?
Re: Iroh's Escape
How did the Rejectionator miss this? Nevermind the whole "Nickelodeon will sue you" issue, or the accusations of it not being original work, does it even meet the "6 colors, no gradients" rules?
Re: A shield of my own
In response to the above discussion... Back of shirt designs have been allowed in the past; it's just extremely rare to see them, and I'm not sure if there's ever been a back-of-shirt Derby print. Now a two-sided print wouldn't be allowed in the derby.
gummalao wrote:Maybe a wish that wherever they walked, there wouldn't be darkness? Thus when standing by a tree it glitters with life and outshines the darkness?
I like a lot your interpretation, thanks
i'd vote for this without the thought bubble. i feel like the fact that he can't reach it gets across that he wishes he had longer arms on its own. and the design of just the t-rex and the lamp looks really nicely laid out and the bubble looks kind of crammed in there.
redwingsilvertail wrote:The design is beautiful, but I do not see how it is relevant to the theme... Did the person wish for a colorful sky, behind a tree, or something?
thanks, ok i'll try to be more precise about the title than in my previous answer, in a previous post.I wish a world where people won't fight for power , money, petroleum, food, or simply because they have different opinions or religions.This is darkness for me.I wish a world where greed, intolerance,agressivity,lies,hate,war, guns will be inexistant.This is darkness.I wish a world where my kid and your kids will be happy to live.I wish a world where the dark side of the force will not exist.i wish a peacefull world.But any lightfull interpretation of this tittle is welcolme.
deborah11565 wrote:Why is a bunny humpin a carrot so popular....??
The bunny appears to be hugging the carrot, not humping it. Come on, it's not a dog, rabbits don't hump nearly as many odd things as dogs do. ;)
well, it's a great piece of Avatar art I'll give you that. However, there's no way it'll pass in the derby.
tomspc wrote:Maybe if the artist had put a cat, dog, pony, or unicorn on the shirt, it wouldn't have been rejected. Some people just don't understand this contest. LOL
I promise had teh artist put any of those items on the shirt, along with a used sanitary napkin, it would have been bounced as well.
Mancho wrote:Very nicely drawn, but I don't see anything to do with wishes.
Thanks for the compliment... As far as having anything to do with wishes... "You've only got one wish left. So show us what it's gonna be." per woot... I wished for the main component of a time machine. But I figured that they wouldn't let me actually call it a "Fl#x capacitor" since they are copyright friendly...
wrong place, wrong time.oops
Re: Too Many Wishes
Is that his....mouth? Does his chin have legs? Is it just an invisible window for his belly? I'm confused
Re: I Wish I Could Fly
Maybe its a little late, but I did some revisions and change the tee color, I think it give more drama to the situation! and I'm more happy with this version. I hope you like it and re-vote it!
Re: More Sleep
First submission ever. woot!
Loved the first one, love this one too! Voted
walmazan wrote:Maybe its a little late, but I did some revisions and change the tee color, I think it give more drama to the situation! and I'm more happy with this version. I hope you like it and re-vote it!
the first one is in the fog! i hope you left it up too.
I think time travel is an excellent wish
Re: Home Magical Home
Best of the week, imho, and the only submission I've felt compelled to vote for. Sorry to see this not getting the recognition it deserves.
HAH! I like this version
Yay! Dark is still my favorite, and I like the changes you made.
I think this is a massive improvement over the first one. It has a lot more character.
Re: 3rd Wish For The Big One
Cute, my dog probably wishes for the same thing.
Re: Final Wish
I'm amazed at how much expression you gave a trio of inanimate object with no face. Nicely done!
Day time was better because it gave the feeling of a slow disappointment because the penguin's brain was still processing what happened... which made it funnier.
red version -> http://shirt.woot.com/derby/entry/65254/dont-grant-its-3rd-wishred
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"Greater love than this no one has:
that he lay down his life for his friends."
They gave up their lives in defense of freedom
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Teach me to appreciate the virtue of patriotism
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Can we please cut Hillary Clinton some slack? Yes, in an ideal world she would have kept her cool when asked that apparently mistranslated question about her husband's opinion on a foreign policy issue. But really. She was in the middle of a grueling trip, she was almost certainly jet-lagged, her marriage is constantly being second-guessed. And—the big point—do men ever get these types of questions? So I ask, would most of us have done any better?
Several years ago, a (male) friend walked into our house, spotted a deeply serious book on our kitchen counter and asked, "How is Mal [my husband] liking that book?" With more than a little edge in my voice, I replied that I was the one who was reading it, and that I was indeed finding it deeply stimulating. Obviously, the little incident meant nothing to me at all, since I can recall it in detail 10 years later.
Secretary Clinton takes a lot of flack, and I happen to think that a great deal of it is because of her gender. Her looks in particular are fodder for all sorts of jokes, snickers, unkind statements. You don't have to dig very deep into the Internet to find abundant evidence of that, all for an exceptionally average-looking upper middle–aged woman. Something more than looks is going on here.
Even before the African incident, I'd been feeling especially sympathetic toward Secretary Clinton because of how the North Korean government had so personally attacked her. This happened in late July, when a spokesman called her, among other things, "a funny lady," and said, "Sometimes she looks like a primary schoolgirl and sometimes a pensioner [retiree] going shopping." She never said a word about that, but I know it's got to hurt, even considering the source. And you won't be able to convince me that sexism isn't at the bottom of it until some male politician is described in similarly unflattering terms.
What I think remarkable about Secretary Clinton's little outburst in Africa is that it doesn't happen all the time. Trust me, if I were she, my tongue would be bleeding from my attempts to keep my mouth shut. So I say, more power to her.


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As predicted, the government has started its divestment drive. The govt. is behaving like the corrupt and bankrupt zamindar in a Tagore novel, who has to go to the old r a n d i (prostitute) to satisfy his private needs because the younger fresher one is too expensive. As outlined earlier, this is part of its plan. It is talking up the markets, announcing reforms that can never be developed on, and then selling its paper. It will recover Rs 40000 crores from divestment and Rs. 30000 crores from spectrum auctions. They say, the money will be applied towards the deficit. In reality it will be used to fund further sops and giveaways in the next budget. The deficit will be kept at 6 % of GDP and they will take their chances with the rating agencies like S and P later. SELL ALL STOCK. (Longer post below)
India. Reforms. Really?
Much has been made of the "burst of reforms" unleashed by Finance Minister Chidambaram in recent weeks. The stock market has rallied and animal spirits it seems are back. Everybody's babbling about how the UPA, after eight years in power, has found religion ie "reforms".
The market is now at 21 times price to earnings (trailing twelve month free float adjusted as per the National Stock Exchange). Once more the mood swings violently. More interestingly the India VIX , the fear index is at 3 year lows of 15. This is usually an indicator of complacency, and historically such lows have signified a massive sell off. The combination of the stretched price to earnings and the VIX means the market is ripe for a big sell off. My two bit as an Ivy educated fund manager in Bombay who has worked internationally on some of the world's major structural adjustment and economic reform programs.
In reality, the reforms amount to bureaucratic tinkerings with percentages – of a sort that only tax mavens and accountants can comprehend. Witholding taxes go down by a percentage point or two. Now an attempt's been made to increase the percentages foreigners can hold in insurance and pensions. (This last will never pass through Parliament given the unanimous opposition to it). Blah Blah Blah.
The government had no choice but to unleash this wave of tinkering and call it "reform". It is trying to keep the capital markets buoyant because it needs to sell or "chipkao" (i.e. stick, as we say in the business) close to Rs 40,000 crores worth of equity. This with spectrum auctions, hopefully plug the budget deficit a little by March. More crucially, it will also free up resources for massive election giveaways in next March's budget. This is especially needed if the Food Security Bill –Madame Sonia's chosen strategy for reelection – is to be passed.
Real reforms for India will not happen for a long time. These include financial sector reform, and privatization of the banking system. Bankruptcy and exit laws will have to be introduced. Labour market liberalization and the freedom to hire and fire labour will have to be allowed.
The collapsed state of Indian cities will have to be addressed by building 30 to 40 cities to accommodate massive rural urban migration. Land acquisition which is impossible now will have to be addressed. This list does not even include the sector changes required in real estate and infrastructure and sugar, and so on and so on. None of this is happening ever, it seems.
Everybody's babbling in the media about how crucial the February budget is going to be for the UPA because it will be packed with big ticket sops like the Food Security Bill. Remember game theory however. It is crucial to take your opponent's reaction into account. The Opposition also knows that the budget will be crucial to the UPA's reelection chances ! Why then will they allow the UPA to present the budget at all. Especially when they have the numbers and the government is already on life support and in a minority. !!!
The government therefore, will, in all likelihood, fall in November-December, during the winter session of Parliament. Elections will take place in March-April as India needs the school system for a general election. This will allow the Opposition the chance to deny the government's attempt to pass a budget full of sops and giveaways. The February budget will consequently be a vote on account. This scenario will suit all parties except the Congress and hence it will happen.
Is the market discounting the possibility that in a few weeks, all these guys PC etc. etc. will be gone ? Looking at the way its going up, I think not.
The logical conclusion also is that this is the high point of the markets move this year. India has gone from having the most incompetent FM (Pranab) to the most cunning FM (Chidambaram). The later is deliberately doing all he can to talk up markets to implement his plan. There is little need to oblige him and his plans of using the stock market as a financing vehicle, by buying high and losing one's hard earned capital.
The only flourishing Industry in India is Corruption and sharp practices in every walk of life calculated to pocket as much as possible at the cost of public good. No economist in India takes into account for consideration such treasure troves like black money and money parked in foreign banks crippling the economy. Everybody is shy of discussing simple measures that can salvage these two hoards of lots of unaccounted money which the Government is entitled to take over by resorting to a procedure analogous to 'escheat' introduced through proper legislation providing for a fair opportunity to the depositor to explain the legality and validity of the source preceding the confiscation rendered acceptable by international community through proper diplomacy.In the case of unearthing the black money withdrawing currency notes of Higher Denominations is worth trying. But there are no takers obviously their self interests render them blind-folded.
India is a SHAM democracy with an inefficient, corrupt government that cares only about lining their own pockets and to hell with everything else. Our people are too interested in Bollywood, cricket and pretending to be white, to do anything even half similar to China.
Speaking of which, if China were to attack us, India will be history.
India is a nice country with excellent history.I feel what said,you are right in many sense.But please understand when there are 500 people for one job with equal minimum qualification then one only will get a job,that creates the circumstance you have described.It is another economic problem is,space:in one room only one person can stay comfortable with privacy,in most of the common man life he hasnot seen a chance like this,this makes health point of view pollution,thatis why major cities are polluted with wastes(economically unhealthylook).We can't compare a democratic country to any non democracy country,you need to see many elements of life Dear.Thanks S.Kapadia for your expression.D.Tim Venkatraman
Actual India is a powerful Nation in geo political connections with west.Please try to understand this.Thank you Siloo K.
I think you are not indian. Please don't talk about my country like this. Like US, india is not attacking others country for wealth (or) like saudi, india don't have mining/drilling wealth.
We will solve all problem one by one and make my country super power.
Please don't insult democracy by wondering aloud whether Indian voters are "economically literate enough" to know what's good for them. If they don't want reforms, then that is their own free will, and that is how democracy works. Personally I support the reforms, but if Indian voters don't want that, then it's their own country.
Forget about Indian voters, even Indian commentators often don't have basic economic literacy. In India, in recent times a high fiscal deficit (on the back of rapidly climbing food, fertilizer and energy subsidies) is contributing to high inflation and a growing current account deficit which is bringing the economy to a dangerous position. Most economists would agree with that. (I am not going into the economic logic here). On the other hand, most Indian commentators don't have a clue (forget about the common people). On Indian television - the fiscal deficit issue is being presented as a pro-industry policy (which means it is tainted by association, it is pro-corporate) - as if only industry will have something to loose if there is a macroeconomic crisis in India and not the common citizens.
There you go - now I have "insulted" Indian journalists (who are for the most part totally economically illiterate) - and not just the Indian voters! Jokes apart, the point is that democracy cannot work very well in a country where only few people are educated- they would be swayed by populist politicians promising the sun and the moon.
You are right on most counts in my opinion, except the problems you mention about democracy not working well occurs in relatively well educated countries also and people are swayed the same way by populist politicians. Most people cannot understand economic logic and trade offs and make voting decisions based on oratory skills of the politicians. Since opposite sides have similar skills, no party gets a clear majority and a political stalemate results.
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yo did any of yall dl that young l mixtape DOMO-KUN the beats on that are fuckin fire!! click the name fordl link
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Wow I'm really feeling this. Are we expecting a project from these two? Some Dza, Spitta, Wiz, Den10, Devin, Nipsey, Asher, and KRIT sprinkled in on a tape like that would be fire.
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CHULA VISTA, Calif. - Bail was doubled Friday for a mother accused of being high on meth and leading police on a high-speed chase last week. Her two small children were in the vehicle during the chase.
Erica Braswell, 26, walked into the courtroom at the South County Courthouse with hot pink hair and wearing a prison-issue sweatshirt.
Her public defender entered a not guilty plea for five felony charges. If convicted, Braswell could spend eight years behind bars.
National City Police stopped Braswell last week after noticing the van she was driving was stolen. Braswell took off and lead police on a short chase through National City.
"Running red lights and stop signs, barely avoiding other vehicles the whole time while her 5- and 6-year-old children were in the back of the vehicle unrestrained," Deputy District Attorney Mary Loeb told the judge.
Braswell crashed about a mile away on a small, ice plant-covered hill. That is where police arrested her and found the children in the back.
"One of the children did receive a laceration to his head, which required some sutures," said Loeb.
Loeb asked the judge to double Braswell's bail to $200,000. Braswell was visibly annoyed when the judge agreed. Deputies had a hard time getting Braswell to leave. They had to force her out of her seat as she mumbled words towards the judge. The judge ignored her.
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That disorder is marked by instability of character, dramatic shifts in perception of others, impulsiveness, paranoia, and a frantic fear of abandonment. But if Sullivan was unstable, nobody at the FBI seemed to notice.
The FBI knew, however, about the psychological dangers of undercover work. McCrary testified that a 1978 FBI report "said that undercover work had sort of a corrosive effect on the values of agents, that there may be some agents who are more vulnerable to this, and that it needed to be looked at more carefully, because if we put the wrong agents in an unsuitable role, it seemed there was a high probability that we would have personal and professional tragedy."
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