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Jim Harbaugh: Seahawks' Super Bowl pass was good call
Jim Harbaugh, former Public Enemy No. 1 in the world of Seahawks football, has joined the relatively small chorus of coaches who have defended Seattle's decision to pass in the final seconds of Super Bowl XLIX. The call — a short inside slant from quarterback Russell Wilson to receiver Ricardo Lockette from the 1-yard line […] [Read More]
Patriots' Julian Edelman mocks Seahawks' Richard Sherman during Super Bowl victory parade
A video posted by Gabe Araujo (@gabe_ara) on Feb 4, 2015 at 11:40am PST Way to rub it in, Julian Edelman. The New England wide receiver was caught on video getting rough with a fan's sign depicting Seattle Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman during the Patriots' Super Bowl XLIX victory parade Wednesday in Boston. The […] [Read More]
Live Super Bowl XLIX coverage, analysis, commentary: Seattle Seahawks vs. New England Patriots
Welcome to our live coverage of Super Bowl XLIX between the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots at University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, Arizona. Kickoff is 4:30 p.m. Mountain (3:30 p.m. Pacific) and the game is televised on NBC. We are giving updates and making comments before and throughout the contest. Feel free to […] [Read More]
Guide to Super Bowl XLIX: Four keys to the game and the two most exciting matchups
FOUR KEYS TO THE GAME If the Seahawks get pressure from their front four against Tom Brady as they did in last year's Super Bowl victory over Denver, they could break down the Patriots' passing game early. Michael Bennett and Cliff Avril forced Manning to throw before he was ready, and they want to hit […] [Read More]
Despite Patriots scandals, Bill Belichick's place in NFL history is secure
CHANDLER, Ariz. – Bill Belichick's place as one of the greatest coaches in NFL history is secure. Deflategate and Spygate may tarnish Belichick's legacy in the eyes of many who follow the NFL, but there's no denying that he belongs on that Mount Rushmore of head coaches. When New England plays Seattle on Sunday, the […] [Read More]
Star-Lord (Chris Pratt, Seahawks fan) and Captain America (Chris Evans, Patriots fan) make epic Super Bowl bet
A Super Bowl requires a super bet, and two superheroes are making an epic wager on Super Bowl XLIX. Lake Stevens native Chris Pratt, who played Star-Lord in 2014′s "Guardians of the Galaxy," is a huge Seattle Seahawks fan. But it was Boston native Chris Evans, who plays Captain America in the "Avengers" series, who […] [Read More]
U remember bro? Seahawks' Richard Sherman recalls last meeting with Tom Brady, Patriots
The last time Seattle Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman faced New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady, Sherman came away with two victories: one on the field and one in social media. That was back in Week 6 of the 2012 season, when the Hawks overcame a 23-10 fourth-quarter deficit to stun the Patriots at CenturyLink Field. […] [Read More]
Seattle Seahawks mum on New England Patriots' 'DeflateGate'
Seattle Seahawks players chose their words carefully when discussing the latest controversy swirling around their Super Bowl XLIX opponents. On Tuesday, an ESPN report claimed that NFL officials found 11 of the 12 New England Patriots game footballs were underinflated by two pounds per square inch in last week's AFC championship win. The underinflated balls […] [Read More]
Microsoft's Cortana picks Patriots over Seahawks in Super Bowl XLIX
What gives, Microsoft? The Seattle Seahawks' hometown tech giant isn't being the best 12th Man this week. Microsoft's Cortana voice-control service — the Windows Phone equivalent of Apple's Siri — is telling folks the New England Patriots are favored to win Super Bowl XLIX. Which they are. As GeekWire's Todd Bishop points out, Cortana pulls […] [Read More]
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Monthly Archive for October, 2006
Katy girl dies after long battle with cancer
For the last three years, Morgan Trapp fought a courageous battle against cancer. The 9-year-old former Katy's Rhoads Elementary School pupil lost that battle Saturday. Her funeral service will be held Thursday at St. Edith Stein Catholic Church at 3311 N. Fry Road in Katy. The time has not been announced. In lieu of flowers, […] [Read More]
La Centerra to bring new retail mix to Katy
The Katy area – in the midst of a retail boom – is going to have about 250,000 square feet of new specialty-retail, restaurants and professional office space come March 2007. When LaCenterra opens at the intersection of Cinco Ranch Blvd. and the Grand Parkway, local residents will be able to shop for haute couture, […] [Read More]
Katy Performing Arts Society opens season with Babes in Toyland
Katy Performing Arts Society will open its Fall 2006 season on Thursday with "Babes in Toyland," a free performance presented by the Houston Grand Opera. Curtain time is 7 p.m. at the Katy High School Auditorium, 6331 Highway Boulevard (U.S. 90) in Katy. The performance is sung in English and created especially for students in […] [Read More]
What can we do to ensure a safer campus?
School related-deaths – no matter what the cause – underscore the anxiety parents feel about their children's safety. Sadly, these incidents have hit all to close to home for us Katy Independent School District parents recently. On Tuesday, a 16-year-old student died as the result of a self-inflicted gun shot wound to the head at […] [Read More]
Charming Charlie to fill niche in Katy retail sector
Another sign that there is a growing trend of attracting upscale retail to the Katy area is the opening of Charming Charlie in November on the Grand Parkway. With 50,000 students in the Katy Independent School District and several large high-end residential developments underway (Firethorne, WoodCreek Reserve and Seven Meadows), Katy is proving to be […] [Read More]
Katy mourns and honors fallen teen athlete
It's heart-rending when a friend or loved one dies unexpectedly, but it touches us even more profoundly when it's a young person, such as the recent death of Katy ISD student Jhonathan Bruda. The 16-year-old athlete loved dancing, running and hanging out with friends. Family, friends and teachers turned out to say goodbye to the […] [Read More]
Willowfork Fire Department touts new station
The Willowfork Fire Department moved into a new station in July, but now it's time to make its new home official in the Katy community. The Katy Area Chamber of Commerce conducted a ribbon cutting from 4-6 p.m. Wednesday at the fire station, 24655 Westheimer Parkway. Chief Billy Wilson, who welcomed residents at a recent […] [Read More]
Festival visitors get a taste of Katy's heritage
Katy area residents along with thousands of people from all over the Houston area whooped it up at the 26th annual Rice Harvest Festival last weekend in Katy. Staged by the Katy Area Chamber of Commerce, several blocks of downtown Katy were blocked off to make room for various vendors, performance stages, food and rides. […] [Read More]
What are the restrictions on a school district in a bond campaign?
A recent event in the Katy Independent School District put a focus on what is allowable when it comes to campaigning for a school bond. About two weeks ago, a member of a local watchdog group attended a performance at Mayde Creek High School where Robert Carpenter, a member of the district's volunteer bond advisory […] [Read More]
Katy sculptor features new works at reception
Katy sculptor David Mattiza is unveiling two new pieces at a Thursday reception in his studio in the Great Southwest Equestrian Center. The new pieces are entitled "Learning to Dance" and "Between Two Worlds." The reception runs from 7-9 p.m. at Epiphany Studio/Gallery, 2501 S. Mason Road, Suite 270. Mattiza, who created a piece called […] [Read More]

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18 USC 2385 - Advocating overthrow of Government
Whoever knowingly or willfully advocates, abets, advises, or teaches the duty, necessity, desirability, or propriety of overthrowing or destroying the government of the United States or the government of any State, Territory, District or Possession thereof, or the government of any political subdivision therein, by force or violence, or by the assassination of any officer of any such government; or
Whoever, with intent to cause the overthrow or destruction of any such government, prints, publishes, edits, issues, circulates, sells, distributes, or publicly displays any written or printed matter advocating, advising, or teaching the duty, necessity, desirability, or propriety of overthrowing or destroying any government in the United States by force or violence, or attempts to do so; or
Whoever organizes or helps or attempts to organize any society, group, or assembly of persons who teach, advocate, or encourage the overthrow or destruction of any such government by force or violence; or becomes or is a member of, or affiliates with, any such society, group, or assembly of persons, knowing the purposes thereof—
Shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than twenty years, or both, and shall be ineligible for employment by the United States or any department or agency thereof, for the five years next following his conviction.
And to think, that makes the Arab Spring style of government change illegal in the US, even though the US supports such means in the ME, and tends to call the kettle black when it comes to China and their own internal censorship.
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Filed June 6, 1966 INVENiTOR WILLIAM R. MEDLEYCOTT I. l a'.
United States Patent O 3,329,260 STACKED BAGS William R. Medleycott, Willingboro, NJ., assignor to Superpac, Inc., Warrington, Ia., a corporation of Penn- Sylvania Filed June 6, 1966, Ser. No. 555,498 4 Claims. (Cl. 206-57) This invention relates to stacked bags and more particularly relates to a stack of bags suitable for use in automatic bag loading operations.
It is well known to employ a stack of bags in an automatic loading operation wherein each bag is automatically opened by, for example, an air jet, the merchandise to be bagged is conveyed into the bag and the bag is severed from the remaining bags in the stack. Conventionally the bags in the stack are held together by means of staples. Such an arrangement has a number of disadvantages with the primary one being in connection with food products where there is a danger that a staple will come loose and be included with the packaged food products. It is therefore an object of this invention to improve on the conventionally employed bag stack and particularly to eliminate the possibility of a staple being included with the packaged material by eliminating the use of staples.
The invention will be clarified `on reading the following description in conjunction with the drawings in which:
FIGURE 1 is a partially diagrammatic side elevation of bag loading apparatus employing a bagstack in accordance with the invention;
FIGURE 2 is a plan View of the bag stack and the loaded bag shown in FIGURE l;
FIGURE 3 is an enlarged front elevation, partially broken away, .of the bag stack of FIGURE 1 showing the bound portion of a bag stack being removed after all of the bags have been employed; and
FIGURE 4 is a plan View, partially broken away, of the operation shown in FIGURE 3.
As shown in the drawings each bag stack 2 in accordance with the invention comprises a plurality of sealable plastic bags 4 of, for example, a thermoplastic lm which can be heat sealed using a heated tool, ultrasonics or high frequency electric sealing such as a polyolen, for example, polyethylene or polypropylene or a vinyl resin such as polyvinyl chloride. Each bag 4 has a top panel 6 and a bottom panel 8 formed from a single sheet and each sealed together along one side as indicated by the line 10 and along the opposite side (not shown). Bag 4 is provided with a gusseted bottom 12 which is not shown in detail. As thus described, the bags are Well known to the art.
Rear panel 8 is provided with a binder portion 14 which extends substantially beyond the open end of the bag. Binder portion 14 is provided with a pair of substantially circular openings 16 and 18 to accommodate a U-shaped retaining wicket 20. Openings 16 and 18 communicate with narrow slots 22 and 24 respectively which extend to the side edges of binder portion 14.
The bottom panels 8 in each stack 2 are each sealed together adjacent openings 22 and 24 and toward the bag body as indicated at 30 and 32 respectively in order to facilitate the opening and loading of the bags. Additionally, the back panels 8 are heat sealed together between openings 16 and 18 and the outer end of panel 8 along a strip indicated at 34. A weakened tear line 36 which, for example, may be perforated separates the binder portion 14 of bottom panel 8 from the remainder thereof.
Operation lReferring now particularly to FIGURE 1, the use of bag stacks 2 in accordance with the invention is illustrated. The bag stacks are mounted on an upwardly biased platform 40 which urges the stacks 2 upwardly on wicket 20. A nozzle 42 directs a jet of air against the uppermost bag 4 in such a manner as to permit the air to inflate and open up this bag. A tray 44 containing, for example, dinner rolls 46 is advanced into the open end ofbag 4 until it is abutting against the bottom 12. The entry of tray 44 into bag 4 is greatly facilitated by the holding down of panel 8 by the heat sealed areas 30 and 32 which insure that the Width of the open end is suicientto receive tray 44.
After the tray 44 abuts against bottom 12 it is further advanced in a direction away from binder portion 14 which causes the severance of bag 4 from binder portion 14 along the weakened line 36.
After all of the bags in the uppermost stack 2 have been employed, it is important to remove the binder portion 14 otherwise succeeding stack 2 will be malpositioned with respect to nozzle 42 at the line of introduction of tray 44. As shown in FIGIURES 3 and 4 the binder portion 14 is easily removed by simply moving it outwardly away from wicket 20 by virtue of the presence of the slit openings 22 and 24 which permit the folding of the binder portion as it is withdrawing as best seen in FIG- URE 4.
It will be understood that the above described embodiment is merely by way of illustration and is not intended to be limiting.
What is claimed is:
1. A bag stack of heat sealing plastic bags having open ends comprising:
a plurality of stacked bags having their open ends aligned, each bag having a front panel, and a rear panel having a portion extending beyond the front panel adjacent the open end of the bag,
said portion of each rear panel having a pair of wicket openings for the receipt of a holding wicket and a tear line between said openings and the open end of the bag,
`said portions of the rear panels being heat sealed together along a line between said wicket openings and the outer end of the rear panel, and
each rear panel having a narrow opening extending respectively to the adjacent side thereof from each opening.
2. The bag stack of claim 1 in which the openings extending to the sides are slots.
3. The bag stack of claim 1 in which the said portions of the rear panels are heat sealed between said tear line and said narrow openings.
4. The bag stack of claim 2 in which the said portions of the rear panels are heat sealed between said tear line and said slot openings.
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The prosecutor at Matthew Townsend's March 19 preliminary hearing appeared to be auditioning for a Daytime Emmy. Her subsequent performance, and that of her colleagues, may be sufficient to earn a criminal contempt charge.
Townsend, who is active in the Cop Watch (or police accountability) movement, was arrested without cause on February 2nd in Meridian, Idaho for the supposed offense of walking away from a cop who wouldn't charge him with an actual crime. On the eve of his hearing he protested that mistreatment in a Facebook post promising a "shame campaign" against his kidnapper, Officer Richard Brockbank of the Meridian Police Department – and any public officials who collaborated in that outrage.
The Meridian PD wanted to prosecute Townsend for felonious "intimidation of a state witness," a charge without merit that summarily convicts Officer Brockbank of cowardice. The intent was to have Townsend arrested before or during the March 19th hearing on his "resist and obstruct" charge.
"Your Honor, the State has received information that Mr. Townsend has been making threats to the Meridian Police Department," intoned prosecutor Abbey Germaine melodramatically. "Based on that information and the contents of that threat the State will be moving to revoke Mr. Townsend's bond. We'll also be asking for a no contact order in this matter in regards to the officer involved in this case and any relevant family members in that message."
The offending Facebook post expressed Townsend's intent to conduct "a non-violent and legal shame campaign that will be remembered."
Nothing therein could be construed as a threat of any kind, let alone what is called a "true threat" as defined in current case law – under which the statement in question would have to be evidence of imminent, unlawful violence.
Seeking to disseminate his message, Townsend tagged dozens of people – including every significant media outlet in Idaho, and several others nation-wide. He also tagged everyone he could find who shared Officer Brockbank's surname.
"In Mr. Townsend's desire to get the message out as well as he could, he tagged a number of individuals," explained the defendant's court-appointed defense attorney. "He does not know these individuals. All he was doing was using what Facebook would tell him, finding every individual with the same last name as the officer, and getting the message out."
"There has never been any violence alleged," continued the defense counsel. "There has never been any threat of violence alleged. It specifically says within the context that was shown to the court, and was shown to counsel here today, that he's [prepared to undertake] a `shaming' program. A non-violent program. He's doing exactly what Dr. Martin Luther King wanted to do – he's doing it in the age of social media. He is trying to shame the government, which is First Amendment-protected speech. What he did does not warrant an increase in bond."
The intent of the Facebook post was to express "a message that shared his displeasure with the government's actions," emphasized Townsend's attorney. "That is absolutely the number one thing protected by the First Amendment free speech laws."
As a reasonable person, Townsend "realizes that by tagging lots of people it apparently had the effect of reaching a lot of people who don't have a stake in this game," his attorney conceded. "People who could be juveniles or minors. He is happy to un-tag all of those people. The one thing we want the court to be aware of is that nothing that happens today should infringe on his First Amendment right to communicate his displeasure with the government."
That right includes the liberty to criticize, by name, the individual who abducted Townsend under color of "state authority," as the defendant's lawyer pointed out:
"The officer involved in this case is a public official. It is absolutely appropriate for him [Townsend] to continue to use the name of that officer in his political speech. He's not going to the police station. He's not going to the police officer's house. He's not interacting with their family, aside from this digital format. He's happy to un-tag all of those people. I think this will address the issues brought to the court's attention."
Ms. Germaine's rejoinder was worthy of a junior varsity High School debate competition.
"Although the defendant has a First Amendment right to freedom of speech, he does not have a right to commit criminal acts while speaking," she insisted. "In this case, he did make direct threat against individuals, whether these are cast in a violent or non-violent manner."
Germaine graduated from law school two years ago. This isn't long enough to have forgotten the relevant case law, which doesn't sustain her claim that a conditional promise to carry out "non-violent" legal action can be treated as a "threat." This means she either never learned that case law, or simply chose to ignore it.
Her voice groaning under the burden of affectation, Germaine continued:
"He states, and I quote, `I know where you live.' That is in direct correlation to the officer in this case, and the officer's family. Bond is appropriate in this case, Your Honor…. At this time, the defendant is a threat to the community, and some bond is warranted."
Perhaps Germaine was hoping that youth, charm, and apparent earnestness would overcome the deficiencies of her argument. They didn't.
Judge Cawthon ruled in favor of the defense's objection that prior notice of bond revision was necessary.
"I am going to set the motion of the State's for hearing on March 30 at 10:30," Cawthon announced. "And I will require the state to file that motion and have it served on [the defense] no later than Monday the 23rd."
"I am going to set the motion of the State's for hearing on March 30 at 10:30," Cawthon announced. "And I will require the state to file that motion and have it served on [the defense] no later than Monday the 23rd."
A second hearing was necessary, Judge Cawthon specified, in order to protect the defendant's "constitutional rights in regards to any allegations of the commission of a new crime… [To] place him in the position today of responding to those would be very problematic from a Due Process point of view."
Having dispensed with the motion to revoke bond, Judge Cawthon delivered a finding of fact regarding the claim that Townsend had committed felonious intimidation of a witness:
"While it is concerning what the state is alleging, what I don't hear is any threats related to any type of physical harm, violence, things of that nature, to the officer involved in this case, or his family." (Emphasis added.)
Acting on the suggestion of Townsend's attorney, Cawthon ordered the defendant "to un-tag the family members of the officer involved in the case."
Since no evidence was presented that Townsend had actually committed a felonious offense, Cawthon declared, "the court is … imposing a pre-trial release order in your case – unsupervised, [on] conditions of the court. I'm not making you subject to the sheriff's office on anything like that…. And then we will come back on the 30th and have this hearing related to the State's request at that time."
The evidence – such as it was – had been presented to the trial judge, who made a finding of fact that it was insufficient to justify revocation of bond. The prosecution was not deprived of a remedy: It could present any additional evidence against Townsend at the hearing scheduled for March 30, unless it decided to drop the charges.
Pending the second hearing, Officer Richard Brockbank – the poor, timid little thing – would have to butch it up, relying on his body armor, weaponry, and the intangible yet impregnable shield of "qualified immunity" to protect his vulnerable ego and sense of privilege against the withering assault of Townsend's rhetoric.
This would have solved the problem, if one had actually existed. Instead, the Meridian Police Department and Attorney's Office went judge-shopping.
A complaint was filed by Ada County DA's office citing a carefully cropped – and artfully dishonest – rendering of Townsend's Facebook post. It was, in substance, indistinguishable from the version of the post in which Judge Cawthon had found no evidence of a genuine threat. By way of an ex parte hearing, and in violation of the existing order by the trial judge, an arrest warrant was obtained against Townsend.
In addition to being patently unethical and undeniably vindictive, this was quite probably illegal.
Rule 7 of the "Local Rules of the District Court and Magistrate Division" for Idaho's Fourth Judicial District specifies that Ex Parte orders "will be granted only if (1) it clearly appears from specific facts shown by affidavit or verified complaint that immediate and irreparable injury … will result to the applicant before the adverse party or the party's attorney can be heard in opposition, and (2) the applicant's attorney … has certified to the court in writing the efforts, if any, which have been made to give the notice and the reasons supporting the party's claim that notice should not be required."
The trial court judge before whom the facts had been presented had ruled that the supposed victim – the intrepid Juggernaut of Justice known to lesser beings as Officer Richard Brockbank – had suffered, or stood to suffer, no "injury" of any kind as a result of Townsend's Facebook post.
The prosecution obviously did not make this known to its hand-picked judge, nor did they give notice to the defendant of the impending second complaint.
Although assistant Ada County DA Kari Higbee's name was on the complaint, Abby Germaine was the official who "routed" the case to the County DA's office. She was the one who developed the evidence – such as it was – and was present when Judge Cawthon issued his ruling. Interestingly, the officials behind this prosecution are not willing to disclose the names of those who played the most important roles therein.
Ms. Germaine did not directly respond to multiple direct inquiries asking that she either confirm or deny that she acted as prosecutor during the March 19 hearing. A spokesperson for the Meridian City Attorney's Office confirmed that they "contract all of our prosecutions to the Boise City Attorney's Office" -- where Germaine is employed in the Enterprise/Land Use division.
After I left a message on Ms. Germaine's voice mail a woman identifying herself as "an attorney in the Boise City Attorney's Office" contacted me at 12:44 PM on March 26 to tell me that "because the Matthew Townsend case is still pending, there's not much I can comment publicly about it," including the name of the prosecutor. When I asked for her name, that spokeswoman replied, "That, too, is confidential."
While nobody would confirm that Ms. Germaine acted as prosecutor in the Townsend case, her name was called by Judge Cawthon at the beginning of the hearing, as recorded in the courtroom audio. She has just recently begun her legal career. She is more vulnerable than her colleagues, and in the event the matter gives rise to a civil rights lawsuit – as it should – her name will be one of the first listed in the complaint. She may be also left to endure, by herself, the career-killing impact of a contempt of court charge, and appropriate sanctions by the Bar.
American Bar Association's Rule 3.8, which deals with "Special Responsibilities of a Prosecutor," instructs prosecutors to "refrain from prosecuting a charge that the prosecutor knows is not supported by probable cause."
Ms. Germaine had been informed by the trial judge that no probable cause existed to charge Townsend with a felony. She and her superiors did not disclose this to the second magistrate, an omission that violates Rule 3.3 of the "Idaho Rules of Professional Conduct," governing "Candor to the Tribunal."
If Judge Cawthon's findings "were hidden from the second judge, there should be hell to pay," opines Jerri Lynn Ward, a veteran defense attorney from Texas. The second judge "is now a witness" if Townsend's attorney files a motion for contempt.
"Years ago in Texas, some CPS [Child Protective Service] attorneys did the same thing" in seeking the removal of a child from parental custody, Ward recalls. "The first judge ruled `no,' and they went to a second judge and failed to tell him that there was already a ruling. They got into a bunch of trouble over that."
In this case, Ward believes, if the prosecutor responsible for Matthew Townsend's arrest warrant "misrepresented facts to a second judge, her career should be over" – which could apply to either Germaine, or Higbee, or both of them.
Defense attorney Susan Gerber, who served as a deputy state Attorney General in Oregon, offered substantially the same assessment of the case, albeit in somewhat empurpled language. J. Andrew Lauer, a former prosecutor in both Colorado and Washington, presents a more ambivalent view.
"A second judge would owe more deference to an earlier judge's factual findings on a particular matter if there were a contested hearing with witnesses, exhibits, and such, where a judge had to decide who or what to believe," Lauer points out. "But if the first judge simply reached a legal conclusion that even if what is alleged is true, it is still not a crime, then that's an opinion that a second judge could generally disagree with – but should be told about."
The prosecution did what was necessary to prevent the second judge from being apprised of Judge Cawthon's ruling, and to avoid a "contested hearing" that had been scheduled for March 30th. Lauer believes that the prosecution has "the option of charging the defendant sooner, in a new case ... regardless of how [Judge Cawthon] would probably have ruled or will rule" in the scheduled hearing.
Waiting for an adversarial proceeding of that kind wouldn't be satisfactory to the Meridian Police Department and Attorney's Office. As Judge Cawthon pointed out, the hearing was necessary to protect Matthew Townsend's due process rights, and require his accusers to provide evidence of an actual crime.
By violating the law and existing ethical guidelines, the Meridian City Attorney's Office, and the Ada County DA's office, conspired – no other word is suitable – to contaminate Townsend's record with an illegitimate felony arrest, in the apparent hope of caging him for at least two days without the need to demonstrate that he had committed any offense other than "contempt of cop."
In this fashion, to paraphrase a similarly abusive prosecutor in another part of the Gem State, "punishment would be achieved" -- even if the meritless charges were eventually dismissed.
It should not be forgotten that Townsend's original infraction was to walk away from a police officer who had refused to charge him with a crime. When Officer Brockbank subjected him to an unlawful arrest, Townsend did not resist in any way.
"The worst facts in the police report include the officer noting that Mr. Townsend had a sign that was conveying a First Amendment message regarding the government, and that he was doing it at an intersection," Townsend's attorney pointed out during his March 19 hearing. "There was no foot flight; there was no pushing, there was no shoving, there was no fighting. He was in all other ways cooperative except when he decided he no longer wanted to have contact with the police – which, of course, we are absolutely allowed to do."
Although those who commit "contempt of cop" are subject to severe summary punishment, that offense is not found in Idaho Code section 18-1801, which lists "Criminal contempts." Specific mention is made, however, of "contempt of court" through "Willful disobedience of any process or order lawfully issued by any court" (emphasis added). That applies to ruling issued by Magistrate Judge Cawthon.
The real crime here, let it not be forgotten, is not an offense to the supposed majesty of any court, but the repeated violent abduction of an innocent and harmless man as punishment for the peaceful exercise of his rights.
In this entire affair, Matthew Townsend has never broken the law, and his official persecutors have never obeyed it. No law forbids a citizen to walk away from a police officer who refuses to charge him with a crime. Nor is it a criminal offense to publish a Facebook post demanding that a spurious charge arising from that incident be dropped, and promising non-violent, peaceful protest if that demand isn't granted.
No law authorized Richard Brockbank to arrest Matthew for the first act, or Abbey Germaine to pursue a felony charge for the second -- particularly in light of Judge Cawthon's finding that the second charge had no merit. We are supposed to believe that those actions reside within the discretion of public officials.
Someone who is ruled by the "discretion" of another is, to that extent, a slave.
(This essay has been revised from the original version with additional insights from attorney J. Andrew Lauer, for which I am appreciative.)
In this entire affair, Matthew Townsend has never broken the law, and his official persecutors have never obeyed it. No law forbids a citizen to walk away from a police officer who refuses to charge him with a crime. Nor is it a criminal offense to publish a Facebook post demanding that a spurious charge arising from that incident be dropped, and promising non-violent, peaceful protest if that demand isn't granted.
No law authorized Richard Brockbank to arrest Matthew for the first act, or Abbey Germaine to pursue a felony charge for the second -- particularly in light of Judge Cawthon's finding that the second charge had no merit. We are supposed to believe that those actions reside within the discretion of public officials.
Someone who is ruled by the "discretion" of another is, to that extent, a slave.
(This essay has been revised from the original version with additional insights from attorney J. Andrew Lauer, for which I am appreciative.)
I am profoundly grateful for the generous help provided by so many of you to keep Pro Libertate online. Thanks to you, we'll be able to pay our bills this month -- even though we are still looking for a new home.
Thank you so much, and God bless.
Dum spiro, pugno!
Thank you so much, and God bless.
Dum spiro, pugno!


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Drillers switched their focus to oil in 2012, when gas futures dropped to a decade low. While gas has more than doubled since then, surging this year as frigid weather eroded stockpiles, crude remains more profitable, according to Loomis, Sayles & Co., which manages $200 billion.
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Encana Corp., which is also seeking to increase investor returns by shifting to oil, said Tuesday that it would sell natural gas-producing properties in east Texas to an undisclosed buyer for about $530 million. Spokesmen for Chesapeake and Devon declined to comment. An Encana spokesman didn't respond to a request for comment.
Scott Hanold, an analyst at Royal Bank of Canada in Minneapolis, and Francisco Blanch, global head of commodity research at Bank of America Corp. in New York, said a sustained gas price between $4.50 and $5 is needed to increase drilling in formations that produce mostly gas without associated liquids. Hanold was among the top five gas price forecasters ranked by Bloomberg for the quarter ended March 31.
"Gas looks a lot better than it did, but oil looks even better at $100," Hanold said in an April 22 phone interview. "Operators are getting pretty strong returns in most of the major oil plays. Without a sustained gas price at $4.50 or higher, producers don't have enough confidence to put gas rigs back to work."
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Bestselling author and Pulitzer Prize winner Anna Quindlen now takes a realistic look at her 60th year in this memoir. Within, she talks of the past (growing up, parents, boys, dating, marriage, children..), the present (the importance of friends, not getting so worked up anymore, faith, loss) and the future (decluttering life, enjoying the moments...)
Anna talks to you in her memoir like she is talking to a friend hashing over the good, the bad, and the ugly while sitting in a sunny chair on her porch sitting ice-cold tea and the sampling of the occasional short bread.
I have not read a lot of Anna Quindlen. However, I know Anna Quindlen can write, and I know her name as an author upon hearing it.
While I am no where hear the 60th birthday mark, I was still intrigued by a life memoir by a woman who is known for writing about realistic life opportunities in ways that make you think and care. I knew that writing a non fiction for Anna, would be an honest, even if it was brutally so, look at the life lessons she has carried.
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I used to think that surrounding myself with trusting girlfriends was just my own personal way of dealing with so much loss in my life. I like, and need "Go To Girls". Listening to Anna, I am realizing that my need to hang out with my friends is not a unique thing, but really - a girl thing. As Anna points out, as we get older our girlfriends become all the more important to talk about everything, and to talk about nothing. I like that.
From dating to marrying to children of our own, Anna Quindlen covers all the topics with a matter of fact and confident tone. I enjoyed listening to her life lessons, smiling and laughing at times.
All in all, this book is not just for nearing or over that 60 years old mark. It is a read for any woman who feels they have lived much, but have more left to do.
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This week, Chicago launches a new initiative to up the number of teens who get vaccinated for HPV, a Spanish study makes headlines about how rich people supposedly have better sex, and a New York Times op-ed urges safe sex for seniors.
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New research found that low-income parents do not get their daughters vaccinated with the HPV vaccine for a variety of reasons, including inadequate explanations by health-care providers, distrust of the government and medicine, and beliefs about pre-marital sex.
A new bill in the New York State Assembly would allow minors to consent to receiving the HPV vaccine without parental consent. Unsurprisingly, it has been met with some opposition.
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In poor countries, cervical cancer is often the most common cancer-related death among women, or even the leading cause of death for women, period.
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This week, the Illinois senate took up a bill requiring that sex education be medically accurate, West Virginia took on teen sexting, and a new study suggested we may need to change our HPV messages if we want more women to get the vaccine.
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I am relatively new to the concept of prototypal inheritance so maybe this is how prototypal inheritance should work or maybe this is just javascript but it seem like prototypal inheritance is only good primative types. For example I have the following code:
var leg = {
type: null
var Animal = {
traits: {},
leg: Object.create(leg)
var lion = Object.create(Animal);
lion.traits.legs = 4;
lion.leg.type = 'left';
var bird = Object.create(Animal);
bird.traits.legs = 2;
bird.leg.type = 'right';
alert(lion.traits.legs) // shows 2???
alert(lion.leg.type) // shows right???
The last two lines show my confusion. Is this really how prototypal inheritance is supposed to work or is this just how javascript implemented it?
If this is really how prototypal inheritance is supposed to work, I really don't see how that type of inheritance would be useful is most cases. If I can only have primitive type, that seems very limited in creating complex objects as there are many cases where I have an object storing an instance of another object.


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